the fog pushing into san francisco bay. the clouds are moving at a rapid place and making a rapid move over san francisco bay. it will head out to the east bay as well. there's mount tam out there in the distance. there's a fog bank and as that maria goes out of the deep end, that will be a source of more cooling as we head into the weekend. you can see the fog on the satellite. there's the covers nether karst -- there is the coverage near the coast. we have 80 toward livermore. san jose, 76. oakland, 68. the low clouds we showed you is beginning to deepen and that will help transport the cooler marine air inlets. the warmest locations tomorrow will be upper 80s are close to 90 degrees. as this area of high pressure which has been in charge of or weather for nearly one week will back off in most areas will have cooling. a drop off in the numbers for sunday and into monday of next week. we have a pretty good on shore breeze and no heat advisories or heat warnings and the bay area forecast. tomorrow morning, fog out there. a b

. >> kpix 5's don ford caught up with the crew in san francisco bay as they get ready for the big race. >> reporter: it is like no other ocean racing sail boat in the world. lifting itself out of the water on specialized foils and unlike the americas cup boats that stay in protected water, this is designed to cross open oceans, italian skipper, giovanni, said off shore is different from buoy racing in a bay. >> when you jump from one wave to the other, and you land, you land much more stable. >> 70-foot boat. >> yes. >> jumping waves. >> jumping waves. >> reporter: mauz roty, yes-- maserati, yes, that is sponsor the team as they practice in san francisco bay, ready to compete in the world famous transpack raise from so-cal to haun lieu. >> you get a sense-- honolulu. >> you get a sense of the sailing history you are about to make? >> i don't know, i am really proud and i think our team is really concentrated and focused. >> reporter: maserati invited me on a practice run on the bay. the ride is intense, and moments with a roaring across the water at 40 knots. the current transpack cour

bay area. looking back at our highs today, 105 in lake port. 102 in antioch. 92 at santa rosa. here in san francisco, a high of 70 today. 78 across the bay. and oakland, it has been sizzling. and it will be that way again tomorrow. we have a heat advisory in effect for much of the bay area right around the bay shoreline. the only areas not cover ed -- late tonight, low temperatures dropping to oh, upper 60s, low 70s in most locations. tomorrow morning at 8:00, the heating begins early in the day. temperatures in the low to mid 80s by 8:00 a.m. that's just a him of what's coming lat in the day. i'll have a look at the forecast and when the heat wave will break. >>> the continuous heat can do a number on your health if you're not careful. we checked into the emergency room and the zoo to see how people and animals are doing. janeane joins us live with the story. >> reporter: there are just as many kids out here in downtown san jose playing in the water than there were an hour ago. you can see they're having so much fun. i've already gotten wet. but we also wanted to check in at the zoo to see how anim

hong): slight cooling is expected over the next few days, mainly in coastal areas and around san francisco bay, but cooling wonút be sufficient to mitigate heat risks for areas away from the coast. in general, very warm to hot conditions will continue through thursday. a heat advisory continues in effect for most inland areas through thursday. cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning... at least one person dead and 8 others injured after another attack in london... this time at a mosque. a van plowed through a crowd of pedestrians near a mosque early this morning and now we have learned that police are investigating it as a possible terrorist attack. the attack took place just after midnight in north london as worshipers were finishing prayers. the attack happening just days before the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. police say the driver of a van that hit pedestrians is a 48-year-old man who has been arrested and taken to a hospital. he was detained by people at the scene. and this morning we are hearing from

so clouds will fill into san francisco and san pablo bay overnight tonight. lows will drop to the mid-50s. this is also normal for this time of year. vallejo your low 56. san francisco 54. and san jose 56 degrees. near normal you want it again tomorrow? you got it, mother nature says. temperatures very close to average. warmer inland. we'll see low 90s toward fairfield and cordelia. livermore 89 degrees. san jose 80. 74 for you in fremont. upper 80s in sonoma county. mid-80s in napa county. you want to cool off? san francisco is a good choice. 67 degrees for a high. for the 4th, cooler and cloudier. clouds and fog will likely linger come fireworks time on tuesday evening. your extended forecast, warmest day inland will be tomorrow, but still above average through sunday and monday. mid-60s though near the bay and mid- to upper 50s at the coastline, tuesday july 4, we're looking at some clouds hanging around san francisco bay come evening time but all in all, guys, very pleasant weather. we are the envy -- there's so much stuff going around weather- wise around

want to pretend that i can tell everything it will tell us, but it is that silicon valley, the san francisco bay area will remain the silicon valley and the san francisco bay area for a long, long time to come. if you look all of the ocounty ri, right? there is segments of tech. what goes on in detroit and other parts of the united states. those are all important areas feeding great areas of innovation. >> they are really, literally putting down roots. as a south bay homeowner, i'll tell dwlu is the most exciting thing in the world. i could not be more excited because it guarantees the future. >> i think one other thing, too, if i might add when you think that apple, google, all of these companies can't get any bigger than they are, all of a sudden not only are they putting up these campuses, but they're almost building their own countries. i think especially when you look at it from a marketing and branding lens and what it says to all of the world, we're going to be the center of innovation, one of the most power forces of technology now and for a long, long time to come. there simply is no st

hong): slight cooling is expected over the next few days, mainly in coastal areas and around san francisco bay, but cooling wonút be sufficient to mitigate heat risks for areas away from the coast. in general, very warm to hot conditions will continue through thursday. a heat advisory continues in effect for most inland areas through thursday. cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. 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. ( james ) breaking news. worshippers are mowed down by a driver after leaving a mosque in london, killing one and injuring at least 8 others. police are treating it a terrorist attack. the city's mayor, as well as the british prime minister - condemning the act. reid binion reports. witness: "a big van crushing the people in the mosque."a witness -- describing the scene after a van plowed through a crowd of pedestrians near a london mosque early monday.witness: "i see police, ambulance, people lying the floor, and and the van as well."the deadly incident -- taking

reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> live video now of the suspected gunman's home on fourth avenue in san francisco's richmond districts. our camera as caught police going in and out all afternoon. nbc bay area has learned exclusive details about the gunman. >> reporter: we were the first one to arrive as police swarmed this duplex on fourth avenue in san francisco's inter-richard neighborhood. this is the home of jimmy lamb, the ups driver who police say shot five people at his job site before killing himself in front of police tell. sources tell me that lamb has a history of mental issues and may have been upset with his boss. we've also learned that he's had a previous criminal history involving dui charges. neighbors tell us that they've seen him around in his uniforms but that he largely kept to himself. usually smoking out at duplex window or talking on his cell phone. they say hearing he may have killed coworkers is stunning. >> i'm just in shock, i just heard about it. i heard about it from one of the neighbors. >> reporter: police have spent

the rest of the san francisco bay shore line. you can see the south bay, the north bay, in orange.e under advisory. you're going to be in the mid 90s to near 100. the areas in red, excessive heat warning because you will be warmer than 100 today. that's where it's going to be most dangerous. that will last until 9:00 this evening. here's the big difference. remember yesterday? oh, it felt so good outside. it was comfortable. it was in the 50s. we're anywhere from 4 to 17 degrees warmer, so we're starting up higher, and that just leads to higher temperatures in the afternoon hours. 59 in petaluma. your high today is going to be 100. you're going to jump about 40 degree s today. let's take a look at some of the other temperatures. san francisco, 57. san jose, 70. look at 86 in brentwood. people get no relief whatsoever from the heat. san ramon, about 69. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and talk about your commute planner. going to be mild near the coast to hot inland if you're taking mass tranced. on the water, just watch out for the blinding sunshine. polarized sungla

reporting live in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thanks very much. so sad there. when san francisco mayor ed lee went to the scene and spoke out, he said he did so for those who lost their lives in the rampage. >> these tragedies are so terrible, and they, of course, bring us together. and from u.p.s., i personally felt -- i know my driver. i know him personally. he delivers every day. they're happy, hard-working people and we know them. >> after the news conference, the mayor did not leave alone. he brought with him grief counselors from the health department to meet with witnesses traumatized by what they saw. on twitter, lieutenant governor gavin newsom wrote to his hometown, senseless, tragic, too frequent, thinking of those affected by today's san francisco shooting. the people offer city stand with you always. from representative nancy pelosi, incredibly difficult day. my thoughts are with the injured and the families of those lost in today's shooting at u.p.s. in sf's potrero hill. >> hundreds of employees work at this u.p.s. building. sky rang

bay tomorrow. inland, still talking about some heat out there. right now livermore 99 degrees. 105, 104 out towards concord and walnut creek. santa rosa in the upper 90s. san franciscof moon bay checking in at 63 degrees. here is our live camera looking out towards the clear san francisco bay. heating up though the heat advisory is in place with the extended period of time. for monday, tuesday, wednesday, and into thursday. thursday i'm thinking it will be a day like today with the warmest locations around 105 to 106 degrees. the hottest locations between now and then we're tracking some changes, mainly with the change of the wind direction. more of an onshore breeze cooling things off coast side and right around the bay. inland still close to 100. here is our thinking. maybe a slight drop off into tuesday and then a gradual bump up of the numbers on wednesday and thursday. thursday will be really hot. after thursday they will begin to bring in some relief across portions of the bay area. now this forecast model is pretty aggressive. we could have areas of fog tomorrow morning near the coast and maybe near the bay itself. but then to the afternoon hours, here we go

up to about 22 minutes for the bay bridge drive into san francisco and san francisco to the airport still in the green at nine minutes. three other issues in the east bay. those coming up next. >> thank you. this morning the senate republican health care plan is heading for a complete overhaul. yesterday president trump huddled with more than 40 senate republicans at the white house. he was unable to sway at least nine who have said they oppose the plan in its current form. republicans will now work on a new version and try again after the fourth of july recess. this morning on "good morning america," chief white house correspondent john carl said this exposes the limits of the president's influence over republican senators. >> there is limits, bottom line is, this president does not have deep relationships with republican senators. he doesn't have much influence with them. in fact, the senator he is perhaps closest to of all of them is rand paul, who you remember he ridiculed during the primaries and who right now looks like the republican most steadfastly opposed to this bill. >> the re

and live to man who took this picture, now the boater who he says was tracking down a whale in san francisco bay. >>> mrs. mike love talks to us about his holiday plans and the bands new music. bands new music. hughes it is friday, june 30ing and the long holiday weekend is knocking on door as we give you a picture from jack london square, the stars and stripes are up, locked in here on the bay area but maybe you guys are going on a little camping trip, maybe you are just going to stay at home and grill. pack the truck and head on interstate 80 you know me. >> he likes tip it is best. >> you know you. >> last night we're still basking in the warriors nba champ whereonship. you know how they raise the banners in different sports w i do a ceremony at my house in my son's room of raising the then innocent, the official golden state warriors pennant and we pulled that off last night. my son was fired up about it. there's the shot right there. we have got five -- he was 7, so we have three giants and the two warrior. it is always a tradition. >> sports teams give your son a lot to talk about. >> spea

do you think it's competitive enough compared to the bay area of san francisco and new york. >> i haveeen to the downtown region recently. i've also met and had a number of local government and those here in beijing. my personal impression is that with the completion of major bridge networking and with more and more completion of other major infrastructure projects and other major cities that the area is truly becoming one of the most important economic area in the whole world. whether it will match the san francisco bay area or other major bay areas, i do not know , but i am sure that the integration of all the major cities in that part of the downtown region will create more economic opportunities and will bring in greater efficiency and will make when you fracturing and industrializing more efficient and hong kong should not lose out. if hong kong. [inaudible] hong kong will benefit and they will also help other to benefit. >> if you look at hong kong now, some of the major issues including, for instance, the aging society, the rising housing crisis, the gap between the old, the poo

san francisco bay had a tenth of an inch in the last 24 hours. napa, between .3 and .2 of rain in the wettest region. 59 at half moon bay to mid and upper 60s around the bay and upper 60s although a couple locations are above 72 degrees, 72 at brentwood and 71 from san jose. this is a view from the rooftop camera. we will have isolated showers or drizzle into the wee hours of the morning. it will be mainly sunny in the afternoon and average weather this weekend. this is our forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening, cloudy skies, still pockets of scattered drizzle around the bay area. the rain may not be widespread but you may encounter a patch of drizzle. around midnight or so we will see the drizzle tapering off and clouds start to part by the beginning of the morning commute and by midday we will see clouds pulling back to the coastline and mainly sunny skies over the bays and inland. it ranks from upper 50s at the coast to mainly low 70s in this mildest inland locations and tomorrow evening in novato, graduation time at san marin high s

san francisco bay had a tenth of an inch in the last 24 hours. and napa, between .3 and .2 of rain in the wettest region. 59 at half moon bay to mid and upper 60s around the bay and upper 60s although a couple locations are above 72 degrees, 72 at brentwood and 71 from san jose. this is a view from the rooftop camera. we will have isolated showers or drizzle into the wee hours of the morning. it will be mainly sunny in the afternoon and average weather this weekend. this is our forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening, cloudy skies, still pockets of scattered drizzle around the bay area. the rain may not be widespread but you may encounter a patch of drizzle. around midnight or so we will see the drizzle tapering off and clouds start to part by the beginning of the morning commute and by midday we will see clouds pulling back to the coastline and mainly sunny skies over the bays and inland. it ranks from upper 50s at the coast to mainly low 70s in this mildest inland locations and tomorrow evening in novato, graduation time at san marin hi

bay area. and concord, 56 degrees. and oakland 53 at the moment. and in san francisco. it's 52. ill be sunny and chilly at the coast with a few low clouds. and sweaty weather out in the east bay. for us, fairly nice. >> future cast is showing that we've got mostly clear skies around the bay area this morning. and as time goes on. a few clouds along the san mateo coastline. and it will spill in overnight tomorrow night. and today looks good. sunny, warm, and it will be cooling off by midweek. and when the numbers fall, showers could fall as well by later in the day on thursday. and it might get a bit wet later in the week. sunny and breezy and winds 15 to 30. and mostly sunny skies will develop later in the day. and weather shouldn't be a factor. l.a. 79. and new york a mix of sun and thunder. and 71 degrees. about the same in new york as in san francisco. 70 for us. in concord. 88. san jose, 82. the numbers are above average in the south bay from the low to the mid-80s. east bay, mid- to upper 80s will do it today. nice and warm in the north bay. and we'll see 85 at santa rosa. a

temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. 64 in downtown san francisco. north bay valleys about 76. san rafael, jump up to about 83 in santa rosa. breeze will keep berkley, oakland, and richmond in the 60s, everybody else 70, 74 degrees. 80 in san ramon, 88 in redwood. tonight, green showing up on the map, that's the drizzle near the coast. temperatures about the same as this morning, 50 to 55 degrees. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. still looking at a stretch of potential 90-degree temperatures. barely friday, saturday, sunday with 80s around the bay and 60s along the coast. heading to the independence day festivities tuesday looks comfortable. >> good morning. we are quiet on the roads. i did confirm that brush fire is totally out, so no worries for you. looking good everywhere else, too. here's a live look outside, slowly starting to fill in, but that is about it so far this morning. quick check of drive times, too. westbound 580 not terrible, 38 minutes, you're in the yellow. dublin to mission boulevard and the green at 15 and northbound 85 between 101

fog-free conditions outside san francisco bay looking towards the bay bridge. we could have patchy fog there regrouping near parts of the shoreline. but first thing tomorrow morning on the satellites just a few high clouds are approaching the north bay. that's about it. we will check in on some of the currents right now. take a look at these numbers. the 10:00 hour. we'll have the lowest 80s to talk about and 82 degrees right now in concord and san jose right now 71. oakland 69 and san francisco 64 degrees right now. so pretty mild across portions of the bay area. for tomorrow it will be a warm and hot saturday neither coast. not nearly as hot. but inland temperatures are close to 100 degrees by 3:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. by sunday the hottest location, it could be close to maybe 103, 104 degrees. so this will heat up phoenix early next week by tuesday. phoenix has a forecast high of 120 degrees. that heat will be expanding over portions of california. this weekend though we have that heat advisory in place. temperatures are inland topping 100 degrees espec

the nice thing is areas around the bay and san francisco, 75. 75 in the east bay, it's not that way tomorrow. the heat is going to really come into the bay area. you will see the warmth. these areas that are hot are going to be hotter tomorrow. so when i come back we are going to talk more about what we have going on. it's going to be a scorcher tomorrow. >>> thank you, the hot weather is taking a toll on the alameda county fair. >> christina is live from the fair and some of the attractions that have been effected by the heat. >> reporter: that's right, the fair is a bit empty because of the heat. some people came any way because today is a dus count day but the hot temperatures are a serious issue. last night a decision was made to cancel the opening day horse races thursday, this is a decision that organizers were thinking about since last week when they saw the forecast. this is the first time in the fair's history that opening day horse racing has been kabled. the seven races that were scheduled for thursday will be fit in over the next few weeks, tomorrowly extremely hot. the organizer

we too have scattered clouds around the san francisco bay area. re all associated with a stray thunderstorm. ten record highs around the bay area, including pleasanton, '10. san rafael. 105. and thunderstorm activity blew out in the overnight hours. the thunderstorms are associated with a whether or nots some of clouds that formed over the high sierra yesterday afternoon. and a stray shower worked its way in in the early morning hours. it did not provide much relief. and we have the heat advisory and warning in effect until thursday. 120 in phoenix tomorrow. and all this hot weather nevada 109 fresno today. 106 in sacramento. and 112 in heading. and it was a 111 in. our numbers are slightly cooler than yesterday. down from 106 to 105 in livermore. and 90s to 100 across the similar valley. and 100 degrees towards occidental. 68degrees in pacifica. the cool spot will be half moon bay at 65 degrees. wednesday and thursday will be the hottest days this week. and we start to buy a little bit of relief in the form of seasonal temperatures. this is a prol

bay probably partly cloudy. partial clearing inland. more sun and temperatures there around 82, 84, possibly 85 out toward antioch and brentwood. san francisco 62. santa rosa 80. more neighborhoods coming up for you with san jose, 79 and half moon bay 61. here is a look ahead. your five-day forecast and temperatures warming up a bit into thursday and friday. in fact by friday warmest locations approaching the mid- 90s. little cooler by saturday and then they go back up a few degrees by the second half of the weekend by sunday mainly in the low to mid09's out there. looking good as we head into your weekend. >> okay. thank you. >>> a popular lake in oakland is closed until further notice because of a toxic bloom creating a hazard for families. >> lee martinez reports on the health risk at the lake. >> reporter: the algae is back again and it's adding to the list of things you cannot do in this park now because of the toxic aldae. you can no longer swim there because it can be harmful to your health. since it's a freshwater the algae is a natural thing but it's bacteria can turn toxic in the water. if you ingest it'll cause nausea and vomiting

around the bay, 85. 72 here in san francisco. it was a sizzler. i should remind you that until 9:00 tonight, we still have a heat advisory in effect for much of the bay area. e areas outlined in orange. excessive heat warning in effect for those areas in red. basically the inland valleys and the higher elevations. and here's what's coming our way tonight. notice that fog is coming back to the coast. it will start to exert a cooling influence tomorrow. and temperatures will drop rather significantly in most locations from today's high. so the heat wave is just about over. hang in there, i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up shortly. >>> these puppies got a break from the heat inside sonoma county animal services. the fire department posted these ctures online so we could share them. the puppies and their mom were brought in by their owner. one of the puppies was close to overheating. but after some cool towels and a chance to sleep next to a frozen water bottle they're all doing okay. look at those cute faces. pets are being allowed inside li

san francisco a delightful 71. oakland 78. then you start to get uncomfortable down in the south bay. 88 in san jose and 92 in santa rosa and our east bay valleys for the third day in a row where we'll reach triple digits. a quick look and something to think about the next couple of days. listen to your body, hydrate and find shade often to keep yourself cool because, as i mentioned, the warmest days are ahead of us and record days are possible and i'll wrap it all up in the seven-day forecast. >> with the temperatures, california is under a flex alert this morning, and we'll all being urged to conserve electricity to ease pressure on power grid. >> pg&e says this heat wave is the biggest single heat event affecting power since 2006. my colleague from abc 7 morning joins us now and explain what it means. >> reporter: hi, reggie. yes, it's going to have a big impact an all your activities requiring folks to change the routine. flex alert issued from 9:00 to up in this extreme heat. it is staging crews in the hottest spots so they can get to them quickly. abc 7 news was at walnut creek this morning where thousands of people didn'

bay from 2:00 to 7:00. that has moved to the east. calmer, but still breezy in san francisco. nd we'll find more clouds to start the day tomorrow morning in the south bay. san jose may take half the day to clear the skies. squaw creek, fresh snow on the ground. 34 degrees and a winter weather advisory for additional snowfall through 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. interstate 80 and highway 50, winter-like driving. it's sticking there, close to 6,000 feet. we'll probably see storm totals of about three to six inches. so what's going on? you have this winter-like air of low pressure, unusual for this time of year, dropping down the coast, but now it's heading east to the sierras. still a chance of seeing showers very early in the morning. by noon, partly cloudy skies, and drier winds will pick up in the afternoon. and that clears out the skies. still a cool day in store tomorrow. morning temperatures in the 40s to low 50s and highs tomorrow easily the coolest in the next seven. we'll have numbers in the upper 60s to low 70s around san jose. trivalley temperatures close to 70. and back to san

bay. palo alto 77. san francisco going to stop into the mission or embarcadero, upper 60s. it will be a little bit above average, but certainly still beautiful. for the north bay, 82 in novato, 85 expected in napa. on the extended forecast for san francisco, no problem for the next seven days. temperatures stay near the average in the 60s. on sunday winds could gust 15 to 30 miles per hour. and dry weather into next thursday. for the inhand valley forecast, get ready. it's going to go up, down, and then back up again. but the good news, no 90s or no 100s. check this out. you can see 86 for the average tomorrow. 80 ads we head throughout saturday. 70s on sunday with that next warriors game. and then we'll go back up to 86 by next tuesday's forecast. i think this is probably one of the best seven days we have had in a long time. if you are here visiting not only stay for sunday's game, but why don't you stay into next week. >> for the record, our weather is better than cleveland's. >> yeah. >> thanks jeff. >>> up next, how about this, a $55 flight, yes, $55, from sfo to europe

around the bay, 85. 72 here in san francisco. it was a sizzler. i should remind you that until 9:00 tonight, we still have a heat advisory in effect for much of the bay area. the areas outlined in orange. excessive heat warning in effect for those areas in red. basically the inland valleys and the higher elevations. and here's what's coming our way tonight. notice that fog is coming back to the coast. it will start to exert a cooling influence tomorrow. and temperatures will drop rather significantly in most locations from today's high. so the heat wave is just about over. hang in there, i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up shortly. >>> these puppies got a break from the heat inside sonoma county animal services. the pet cooling unit today. the fire department posted these pictures online so we could share them. the puppies and their mom were brought in by their owner. one of the puppies was close to overheating. but after some cool towels and a chance to sleep next to a frozen water bottle they're all doing okay. look at those cute faces.

half moon bay, 67 and san francisco, the mission, 77, you have to love the micro climate. go to the outer sunset and you are looking at 67 and for the north bay. hottest is 101, on the extended forecast. san francisco does stay in the 70s the next several days as we get a look at that. you can see it will be fairly nice and 60s by next friday. for interior valleys, this is just unbelievable. again, we have not seen weather like this since 2013. triple digits here all the way in to next thursday's forecast. and by friday, we should start to see it go down to 94 and possibly for june 24th and 25th, we may see upper 80s return. you know, i do not take it lightly when i put 100 on the seven-day forecast. it's like clicking that extra number is a big deal. it looks like a good lock on it as we go through next week. >> father's day, a barbecue and movie in doors and a cold drink. >> new recruits, why this police academy class is so special. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, kiersen is my guest. and we have -- it's all new. >> happening now, a new study shedding light on the hom

for monitoring all the native and non-native fish populations in the whole delta out into the san francisco bay>> which ones are tagged? >> reporter: these researchers have become the delta's eyes and ears, monitoring this last stop before the fish head to the san francisco bay and out to the ocean. >> we'll do water quality. we'll collect temperature. >> temperature 16.5. >> we do a lot of trawling like today which is dragging a net through the water and seeing what pops up. >> reporter: today we're seeing a lot of. >> salman, both hatchery and potentially wild run. >> 92 stage five. >> spring run. >> 86 stage five. >> fall run. >> reporter: through the last few years of the state's gripping drought, these nets have returned with fewer chinook salman, minnows and delta smelt. >> we saw them continue to decline quite a bit during the drought itself. we're now starting to see indications some of them are picking up a little bit. >> that's all those guys. >> reporter: the daley sampling helps water managers decide when and how much water to release. it's the kind of controversial decision that of

are now removing fuel from a barge that capsized in the san francisco bay. 2-foot "vengeance" settled ay tube on >>> coast guard officials say crews are removing fuel from a barge that capsized in the san francisco bay. the 112-foot vengeance settled above bart transbay tube on april 7. now the fuel spill on the barge is being pumped into containers positioned on an adjacent work barge. plans are still in the works to remove the barge a few weeks after the fuel removal phase ends. >>> california lawmakers set to vote on a spending plan today now that they have reached a deal on the state budget for the fiscal year coming up. the deal they struck will add money to the state's reserve and expand a tax credit for low- income families. also, tucked away in the state budget, new provisions for marijuana which will allow home deliveries. this comes as brown's administration is working to merge the state's new voter- approved recreational marijuana law with the long-standing medical marijuana program. >>> the legal marijuana business is worth more than $5 billion in

reporting from san francisco, mark mathews nbc bay area news. >> thank you mark. >> you can read all the recommendations for uber on the website. click on the story box. leading you to the document. >>> big changes atia shoe marissa mier stepping down. she has been ceo or five years and are the rowedly walking away with $260 million in severance. verizon purchased yahoo and the sale was finalized today. the ool brands will join to form oath. layoffs are expected. >> >>> outrage over a so-called kill list posted on social media. coming up the big backlash and legal fallout for a south bay high school because of cyberbullying. >> if they're from out of town you have to understand this road. i mean it's hard. and these guys are working hard. >>> taking a difficult road that's worthing trafg. how one highway fostered a close community part of the bay area proud series. >>> and we're seeing mostly 70s around the valuey today including in san jose tomorrow, 80s in reach around downtown but beyond that 90s even 100 degree temperatures possible in the seven seven-a tai forecast that big heat

san francisco. also only sunshine overt embarcadero as you work your way across the bay bridge. still a mixture of sun and clouds. for tomorrow morning in san francisco, areas of fog, temperatures in the 50s. 56 degrees after a sky cast is showing tomorrow morning. then for the afternoon hours by 12:00, mostly cloudy, 60, then by late in the afternoon we'll call it partly sunny. those readings are mainly in the 60s. the key headline i should have mentioned it earlier, no major heat in our forecast. in fact temperatures will be trending down just a little bit over the next few days. so morning fog is clearing back to near the coastline. we talked about the dip in the numbers, can which really started on friday into saturday. just a minor dropoff as we head into tuesday. our next warming trend, that could be for the upcoming weekend, but still not a major heat producer out there. here is our forecast models showing you the clouds, the fog off to a cool start tomorrow morning. 7:00 a.m., then the clouds will clear back near the shoreline. they have partly cloudy skies neither beache

san francisco 66 right now. 64 half moon bay. comfortable inland. 80 in concord. heat this hour. 78 the number in san ramon. nice and comfortable in oakland. we'll keep the breeze between 10 and 20 miles per hour tonight. that breeze is really going to help to push a lot of the fog that will make its way on the coast. mid-50s for most of the region, starting tomorrow morning. hour by hour. 9:00, here we go, summer pattern, full effect, coastal fog making its presence known. it spreads across the majority of the region. tuesday morning, you can see about three-fourths of the region waking up to gray skies. typical summer-like fashion, midday the noon, lunchtime hour, the fog is pulling right back to the coastline. highs in the south bay on your tuesday, very comfortable numbers. similar to where we are right now. 75 in san jose tomorrow afternoon. along the peninsula, half moon bay, a lot of fog throughout the day. but cool, 64 your high. 72 palo alto. san mateo about 70 degrees. downtown san francisco, just slightly below normal for this time of the year, 66, clou

it is searching back into the san francisco bay. will have transport that fog bank back into the bay. temperatures right now look to be in the 70s. livermore 73, mountain view 71, san francisco downtown 61. it is a bit cooler side. that is all because of this fog bank working its way back into downtown san francisco. this is a warm air layer compressing the marine layer. that will impact the visibility is along the coast. here is what is happening with that warm air compressing the marine layer. eventually temperatures inland will warm up over the next few days. as far as overnight lows, we will see 50s. oakland in hayward will start off the day in the mid 50s. this is an area of high pressure . there clearing skies near the coast. we are thinking in the 60s. inland temperatures will be around the upper 70s and low 80s. the temperatures will continue to warm up towards the valley and sacramento. we could see mid 80s by saturday. saturday will be the warmest day of the weekend. tomorrow morning fog will be dense locally. san francisco

san francisco. you could see it from long ways away. for all warriors fans to the east and across to the san francisco bay. wow, spectacular.ll fireworks were legal. this is the unofficial fireworks show. 14th and broadway, downtown oakland. couple hundred people turned out to celebrate that and watch those illegal fireworks. but they were still good-looking, to be honest about it. they were very nice. live look from sky ranger right now overhead. looking at tcrowd now. they seem to be middle, no problems. having a good time. >> nobody wants to go home. peaceful. >> jean elle spent the evening with fans in oakland. she is live in downtown right now. jean? >> reporter: no one is going home. people are still pouring in. this party started around 9:00. this crowd has now grown to hundreds of people. we are lots of singing and dancing and fireworks as you mentioned. a marching band just showed up which has energized this crowd. it really is a peaceful party at this point. police are out here just in case. they have shut down the area. no cars are allowed. they have given this intersection to warriors fans to celebrate. warriors

bay area. pacifica maxed out at 58, san francisco at 63. antioch was up to 87. most places are in the clear. right now santa rosa at 57, san francisco at 54. here is the live camera looking towards the bay bridge for this saturday night. temperatures in the low 50s by morning with patchy fog. oakland will have partly cloudy skies. across the board, in the 50s for tomorrow. 56 tomorrow morning in san francisco and partly sunny into the afternoon. 60 by lunchtime tomorrow. kind of breezy and a could bring some white caps on the san francisco bay. here is the forecast. a few patches of clouds tomorrow morning. after that, we go to partly sunny skies. tomorrow will be cooler than today. that will translate to lower 60s on the coast line. it will be warming up once again as we start the work week for monday and tuesday. after that, a chance for showers in the 5-day forecast. i will break that down for you coming up. >>> thank you. people are flooding into san francisco for the second day of a comedy event. this is of you over the festival. comedians are performing on five different stages. big nam

the year, widespread, almost 30 degrees from the coast to inland. 81 san jose, 90 the high in antioch, 62 half moon bay, 66 san francisco84 that high in napa. and accuweather forecast, let's show you it's a wide range on your friday. minor cooling saturday, sunday into monday. fourth of july looking really great out there, a mix of sun and clouds and really little change early next week. all right, that's the weather! let's get a check of the roads. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, drew. so far, so good. we have no major issues to report at this early hour and we're looking at pretty light volumes here, too, on southbound 680 through the walnut creek stretch. that is basically what all of our traffic cameras look like at this early hour. quick check of drive times. westbound 580 tracy to castro valley in the green, 41 minutes. we are friday light and holiday light as well. we have a high wind advisory for altamont pass again today. just check with drew. he said gusts up to about 30 miles an hour. so if you're in a high-profile vehicle, make sure both hands are on the wheel. northbound 101 between highway 85 and th

they are advertising anybody going -- advising anybody going from the peninsula to san francisco to the east bayn alternate route, the golden gate bridge, san mateo. find another way. it will be at least an hour and a half before they allow vehicles through. that is on the early side. it could be longer. this is an ongoing police investigation. they are advising anybody to come this way to avoid this area because it's going to be a traffic mess for the foreseeable future. when they do allow traffic through it will take a while for it to make its way through. it will be difficult for traffic heading eastbound from san francisco to come. >> the question is, when i look at a scene like that, anyone heading to the last exit, i don't know -- i grew up in san francisco. i know it's hard to move the traffic around that you don't get stuck in the bridge. you will be stuck on the approach, then stuck to get off, then the city streets will be jammed up. when you are looking at that area, i don't know if there is any other way to do it except get the word out and stay away. >> that's what we are trying to

san francisco. >> that right. we know we have traffic flowing onto the bay bridge and across from the golden gate bridge, but in san francisco, as we take a wide look, don't worry, i'll get to the south bay slowing in a second. i want to make sure you know about this slowing, south 101 from 280 all the way down to harny. crash activity from an old crash there, but still, chp on the shoulder causing distraction and more slowing, adding another five to ten minutes as you're driving down from san francisco in toward the peninsula area. let's look waze and show you the backup in the south bay. you saw the slowing for northbound 101 especially pronounced because of a crash near fair oaks. that's an issue, lawrence express is where we have the crash. waze says use 280 around that scene. we team member nasa fire dog on our nbc bay area wazers team. that's one of the people who reported this. you join our team, get the cool logo, get a shout out by joining our team. through your profile on your app, you hit the magnifying glass on your app. then you go to your profile and make sure you select nbc bay area wazers, if you do

look around the coast and the san francisco bay shore line. places like san francisco, hey where had, half moon bay not in the heat advisory. everybody else and this is through thursday at 9:00 in the evening so dangerous heat for at least three to four more days, and even excessively hot conditions, worse so, in solano county through 8:00 thursday. frequent breaks in the shade. find it, if you can. it's amazing what the shade will do to cool you down. stay hydrated with water and drink it before you get thursday. wear light loose-flitting clothing and check on seniors and pets. this was the hottest day this year. we could outdo it thursday. >> i don't know if i'm ready. mike you, just mentioned about pets. some owners are not getting the message it's just too hot to leave a dog in the car. napa police posted this photo after a dog had to be rescued from a locked car. someone noticed her at the south napa marketplace shopping center and called police yesterday. the dog's owner was shopping. a thermometer showed the temperature inside that car w

san francisco. move towards the sf peninsula and the east bay by 8:30. this is expected to fall apart once it hits san francisco. afternoon tomorrow -- we haven't seen big fluc chagzs. quarter inch on average for the north bay. possibly a few hours could see a half inch. most spots from an frsan francio to san jose trace amounts. we will watch it closely based on what we are seeing now and on the forecast model. that is our best estimate at this point. in terms of temperatures for tomorrow cools off a little more. 71 in san jose. for the east bay you have 70 in danville. 67 in hayward. peninsula 71 in palo alto. up towards san francisco 66 in the mission and for the north bay 68 expected. on the extended forecast you will see in san francisco we do start to see things dry out by friday, maybe a coastal shower on saturday. for the inland valleys we have sunnier weather on friday and right now it looks dry here on saturday and sunday and low 70s. tomorrow is like a little treat. if you wanted that one last storm. >> thanks, jeff. >>> the excitement is build

bay. san jose wins right around 9 miles an hour. a live camera looking out towards san francisco in the distance and the bay bridge here. for the most part showers and thunderstorms to talk about for the portion of the bay area with a few clouds kind of lingering. there will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies with the temperatures starting out the day pretty chilly. upper 40s with lots of 50s across the rest of the panel to start out your monday morning. in san francisco mostly cloudy, maybe some partly cloudy skies with some brakes in the overcast for -- breaks in the overcast for tomorrow morning. winds do pick up. not as strong as today, but we're thinking maybe around 20 to 25 miles an hour and temperatures in san francisco in the lower 60s right around 63 degrees. that's all that's left in your forecast for tomorrow. we've been talking about the cooling trend over the past few days. it's been staying in that pattern for tomorrow with temperatures on track to reach the 60s to the lower 70s. here is the forecast model showing you the clouds tomorrow

east bay, san francisco and north bay.'s bring you into the timeline and we will give you that hour by hour look. 1:00 in the morning to the north. 5:30 in the morning santa rosa. napa, sonoma. and a chance here of wet weather. the moderate rainfall is in the darker green. a few heavier pockets indicated by the yellow. as it moves to the south at 8:30 in the morning. really does break apart once it hits the south bay. we think we will pick up at least something. speaking of that, the totals quarter to maybe a half inch for isolated spots in the north bay. san francisco southward to san jose good for trace amounts. so why contract here? the north bay has best chance of getting our accumulations out of this storm system. temperatures tomorrow cool off a few degrees down here in the south bay. 71 in san jose. for the east bay you have 69 in antioch. 71 in pleasanton and 67 in hayward. peninsula 72 in -- san francisco 60s. and 66 here in the mission. towards the north bay 68 expected. on the extended forecast the one spot we s

you can barely pick out of the top portion of the tower and the fog covering san francisco and moving back out of the bay. it will be a factor in the or cast for a good portion of your sunday. here we are sunday morning, 10:00, the clouds over san francisco extending across the bay out towards oakland. the clouds clearing out back towards the shoreline of the green strip that means 60s out there for the forecast furthermore tomorrow. here is the deal. tomorrow morning, 10:30. cloudy skies, the temperatures will be in the upper 50s. not warming up too much with the temperatures on track to reach the lower to middle 60s at 2:00. we will go 64 degrees with partly cloudy skies the cloud cover could be stubborn. now continuing for yesterday and continue on sunday. >>> san francisco's $10.1 billion budget passed a hurdel on friday. -- hurdle on friday. it identified money identified as savings $8.1 million will go towards homelessness and housing. $4 million towards childcare and food security programs. the budgeet moves to the board for final approval. >> the oakland city -- the budget moves to the board for

we have some breezy conditions and no issues reported for san francisco bay ferry.t some slight delays out of the central valley. that's at 5:00. >>> a group of campers agreed that getting this close to a bear cub is on the verge of idiotic. in west virginia, the playful yet powerful cup left marks on one of the men it encountered. >> this bear is really distressed. >> never seen a bear before. >> and he -- hey, bear. listen. >> all this mud that literally just barely hugged me. these are literally bear scratch marks. >> can people stop say literally so much? that's my first thing. >> literally bad idea. >> not only looked for men, followed them back to the home where they were staying. and i think this goes without saying but you shouldn't do this. as everyone knows, if there's a cub around, mama bear is probably also not far behind. >> no kidding. >> and will come and hurt you. >> all things considered they were lucky. >> they were literally lucky. >>> cracking down on driving while high, new at 5:00, the steps by officers across the state to catch drugged drivers

. >>> 2,000 athletes showed up for a triathlon but high winds kept them out of san francisco bay. 7 news was at san francisco's marina green when competitors finished the escape from alcatraz triathlon with an eight-mile ron. original plans were for them to swim in the bay but the wind made it too dangerous for support boat to accompany them. >> it breaks your heart. we were able to at least get a great cycle in, a great run. every leg of this course is iconic. >> it is disappointing because you always want to have a full triathlon, have the full swim. but i understand the safety aspect. >> in addition to the run the athletes also pedalled along 18-mile long bicycle course. you heard thereabout the wind and choppy water. did we also have rain drops falling from the sky? let's check in with meteorologist, rick tomb meteorologist ri meteorologimeet ol rick tomba. >> let's get to you where satllite action is happening at this hour. we have showers and storms moving through napa and fairfield at this hour. numerous vivid lightning strikes. 63 in last 15 minutes. zoom in down to street

san francisco to 69 in oakland. mountain view, san jose, you're in the 70s. half moon bay 59 degrees. and a lovely view from downtown oakland. this is from our emeryville camera as you see. bright skies there, 86 in santa rosa. you're in the upper 80s, still fairfield concord, 83 in will livermore. and one other live picture, a little hazy from our east bay hills camera. the breeze is beginning to pickup. the wind was lighter today which allowed the warm th to take place. overnight cooler weather this weekend. we're going to warm it back up to start a new workweek. south beach camera showing you the sun shining as we look toward at&t park. here is a look at the evening planner. mainly clear, still comfortable at 7:00, but later on this evening the temperatures begin to drop as the sun goes down. so, this is when you will need a sweater or jacket. patchy fol fog appears later on at night. 50s, 60s between 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. at 7 when you step out if you do, it will still be clear. by midnight we are looking at patches of fog near the coast. high clouds will be moving overhead towards

once again here is that camera looking out towards san francisco bay. temperatures at the shore line 80s. inland areas close to 100 degrees. the remarkable thing about this pattern, it has been in place for so long going back to friday last week, it intensified last weekend and extended into today. the area of high pressure begins to weaken and some cooler temperatures by the weekend. we are talking about 70s and 80s out there. . tomorrow morning, showing you some of the fog out there near the coast and bay. clearing back to near the coast line, temperatures for the beaches nearly mid 60s. mid to upper 90s. could be right ar 100 degrees by about 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. we are scaling back on the heat. most areas coming back down from 4 to 8 degrees. oakland 78. some more neighborhoods, san jose 90, san francisco 70 degrees. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. temperatures continue to cool off into saturday and sunday. we are talking about 60s, 70s and a few neighborhoods around the 90-degree mark. this can be a welcome relief and we don't h

nbc bay area mark matthews live in san francisco where the study was made public today. mark? >> reporter: terry, we are in embarcadero, the study was unveiled today, just across the bay google teamed up with a san francisco based company that deplois sensors in the the environmental defense fund to measure air pollution there. this video supplied by google shows the air monitoring cars driving through west oakland, downtown and east oakland for 150 days last year. sensors picking up and measuring the air from block to block. >> it all starts at the front of the car. >> reporter: a scientist showed it off. >> fairly large on the order of 10 to $100,000 each. >> reporter: data analyzed by a researcher that found big, consistent differences within a few hundred yards. >> there are promise one end of the block is eight times more polluted than the other end. >> reporter: the more you know about wear the air pollution is coming from, the easier to address it. >> we need to find sources of pollution, not just highways but individual sources, the sub lot, small factories, facilities.

we will transport the fog that will be happening over san francisco bay. current numbers out there are showing you some 60s out towards livermore and walnut creek. santa rosa in the upper 50s. still a bit of a breeze out there as well with fairfield gusting up to 35 miles an hour. so a bit of a breeze out towards the delta. here is our live camera looking out towards oakland. you can see the picture with the low clouds working their way back into the picture. for tomorrow morning and san francisco, areas of fog in the upper 50s. some clouds are still by lunchtime. then we will scale back from the overcast by 3:00. 65 degrees. the area of high pressure is really heating up a good portion of the west this past week. we started to cool things off today. that trend will continue for tomorrow. it is sunday and monday as we increase that fog bank and that on shore breeze. no major heat, but we are still talking about low clouds tomorrow morning and then a batch of high clouds. let's keep an eye on some of the moisture last week generating thunderstorms over port