this is a future study to expand science coverage in san francisco bay and fund specifically by the sanco bay water board. refined assessment of depth to ground water for contra costa county continuing work from pathways and (inaudible) 2022. these are proposed studies not yet funded but under consideration to be funded in part or whole with public grant funds. prop 68 proposal, work in the islay creek water shed to investigate changes in the water table due to sea level rise and increases in extreme (inaudible) potential for contaminant mobilization. prop 68 proposal lead by coastal quest, one task of the project would be refined assessment of depth to ground water for santa clara county using the same method of pathways (inaudible) port of oakland sea level rise impact and integration of ground water rise in the bay converivation (inaudible) to help a broad range of stakeholders identify the points of intersection between sea level rise and ground water rise under different time based scenarios. the san francisco bay water board reiterates that hunters point naval shipyard is one of t

this is a future study to expand science coverage in san francisco bay and fund specifically by the sanco bay water board. refined assessment of depth to ground water for contra costa county continuing work from pathways and (inaudible) 2022. these are proposed studies not yet funded but under consideration to be funded in part or whole with public grant funds. prop 68 proposal, work in the islay creek water shed to investigate changes in the water table due to sea level rise and increases in extreme (inaudible) potential for contaminant mobilization. prop 68 proposal lead by coastal quest, one task of the project would be refined assessment of depth to ground water for santa clara county using the same method of pathways (inaudible) port of oakland sea level rise impact and integration of ground water rise in the bay converivation (inaudible) to help a broad range of stakeholders identify the points of intersection between sea level rise and ground water rise under different time based scenarios. the san francisco bay water board reiterates that hunters point naval shipyard is one of t

bay. so today's highs are much more comfortable for inland areas, concord 87 and even fairfield, and san jose 85, around the bay look for 72 in san francisco 80's through santa rosa and 68 in half moon bay. tonight's lows will drop into the mid 50's for some of the north bay valleys like santa rosa and low 6 0's in the bay and a little bit of the green. those are the sprinkles we could see. it will be humid throughout the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cooler today with a slight chance of a shower overnight into tomorrow morning. a little bit of a bump in temperatures for tomorrow but then things start to cool down with that onshore flow and sea breeze bringing temperatures below average by the middle of next week. stephanie? stephanie: thank you, frances. sometimes building a better bay area means listening to the science and could be the case moving forward with a massive algae bloom that hit the san francisco bay this summer. got news it's almost completely reseeded and it's been constructive but they see a golden opportunity hidden in the red tide. >> a very distinctive swimming pattern. >> this marine scientist is

so it's not just a nutrient issue but decreasing the new nutrient load in san francisco bay is the righthealth arabic. yeah. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and the decisions we make now will affect lifetimes to come and if infrastructure projects around the bay can attract additional state and federal funding we might think of it as an example of humans learning to play the same long-term game the lg do moving quickly to take advantage of opportunity. when conditions are suddenly right and there will likely be upgrades coming in any event wastewater treatment plants are regulated with what are called nutrient watershed permits. the renewal process is set to again in roughly the next two years. listen closely today is the last day of the heat wave. congratulations all those people at the beach celebrating sandia shows you what's next in the forecast. we are talking cooler temperatures and even a chance of rain. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! p

it's a complicated question because san francisco bay has been a rich estuary for many decades. ems we have seen until this past month. dan: she directs the san francisco bay regional quality control board, setting the nutrient issue for more than a decade, she says the agency has asked wastewater operators to take a hard look at their systems. >> we ask each of the wastewater utilities to look at potential options for nutrient reduction and look at optimization. what can they do to leverage existing infrastructure? dan: some estimates run north of $10 billion. senior scientist john rosenfield believes that destructive bloom can put an exclamation point on and opportunity. he points to the billions of dollars, the state and government are preparing to spend on climate and environment of projects. >> now is the time to begin to do those things we know we are going to have to do anyway. dan: other words projects with multiple benefits. examples could include upgrading waste water treating plans to protect them from the threat of sea level rise, while making them cleaner or expendin

bay. san francisco with 57 and the north bay at 58. daytime highs through tomorrow warming up as i talked about. a couple degrees. this is going to put us to 100 in concord. 101, livermore. but you can notice still a beautiful day in san jose at 87. 79 in oakland. 72 san francisco. 60s right here in half moon bay. so let's move it on into the heatwave. and everything we continue to see right now shows the area of high pressure. we mentioned just a little bit starting to expand once we hit saturday, right over northern california. and would stay with us until about tuesday of next week. now the whole time this is happening, this is highly unusual. we do have some very cool air just off to the north. now right now everything shows this hot air sitting over california. but behind the scenes, i am watching this. if we were to see this move a little more to the south, our numbers may not get as hot. again, just something i'm keeping my eyes on. otherwise, still, again, looks like that heatwave is on track for us. so excessive heat warnings

san francisco. the spirit of san francisco exists. because of the warriors and because of the life that mission bay is bring to san francisco like never before. i'm excited be here with all of you to break grounds. and to get this park done. on time and under budget. finger's crossed. >> thank you. [applause] >> thanks i'm matt dorse i'm the prierz for district 6. and you know like mayor breed i will tell you, it hen a joy to watch mission bay come arc live. 22 years ago i worked on berry street during the. comera i remember this space, it was under utilized. a year when they were building the ballpark and to watch this remarkable neighborhood come to life, i remember i think this was an idea that started as far as the jordan administration with ucsf it was envisioned as a place this was fwk to be an initial leader in limp sciences and biotech and health care and we are seeing that come to life and seeing the density that fulfills the promise of progressive urbannism. and an important part is open space and high quality public realm this park represents. so, it is just an honor to be able to represent that this and to be a part of thi

normally we don't get big blooms in san francisco bay. it is a complicated question. than a century, the bay has been historically more murky because of the runoff from mining. the bay water is generally clearer. the volume of wastewater hasaddt mix. >> if there is less nitrogen there, there will be less opportunity for them to grow as bigger spread over as large of an area as they did this time. there are proposed strategies starting with three wastewater treatment plants, including systems to add nitrogen. >> this is a multibillion-dollar issue that we want to get right. san francisco bay has been a nutrient rich estuary for many decades and we have not seen the problems until we saw this past month. beyond studying the nutrient issue for more than a decade, she says the agency has asked operators to look at their systems. we asked the wastewater facilities to look at potential options for nutrient projection and look at optimization. some cost estimates are north of $10 billion. the destructive bloom could put an exclamation point on a historic opportunity. he poin

san francisco. you can find the historic footage of her only visit to the bay area on the app. it's available to download for roku and other devices. there been several horrific cases of violence against women in the bay area that are making headlines this morning. on friday, a devasting violence person barricaded inside of -- himself and sent home. in another case on wednesday, a boyfriend was arrested after a woman was found stabbed to death in oakland. we've been covering the deaths of two other women this week, murdered at the hands of romantic partners. the most shocking it case is in san carlos where a woman was beheaded in the street. the i team reporter spoke to the family of the 27-year-old, killed on thursday. she leaves behind two young daughters. the suspect was the father to one of the children. the family said she had a restraining order against him, but continued to interact with them. a chef step has been charged with two counts of murder in the death of a married couple in dublin. the 24-year-old was dating a 42-year-old. sources tell us she was separated from

the san francisco bay conservation and development commission is meeting thursday to consider emergency permits for boards to temporarily move into this nearby marina. >> but those permits are only being looked at as a stopgap. so activists are planning on calling on the bcdc to do more reporting in south san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> the is not over. many judges are asking me has the finest noble. the device has never go resolutions. well, it's not over but is the end of covid in sight. >> experts of the world health organization gave their opinions with flu season just around the corner. we've had 2 years of quiet flu season is largely because of distancing and masking. but infectious disease specialists say they're worried about this year. kron four's amanda hari has that detail. >> i had 2 reactions. interestingly, my first was yes, unfortunately, my second reaction was how did she know that doctor john swartzberg with uc berkeley reacting to the world health organization's announcement wednesday saying the end of the covid-19 pandemic. >> could be in sight. doctor swart

bay. right here over san francisco i have you starting off at 57. north bay, 58. and the east bay at 60. highs tomorrow, we'll warm up a couple of degrees. we'll see a quick burst of heat right back to concord and livermore in the low 100s. morgan hill 98. up to san jose, 87. so a beautiful day there. oakland at 79. palo alto 84. and 60s and 70s half moon bay over to san francisco. so what about that heatwave? everything at this point looks to change for us once we roll into saturday's forecast. the area of high pressure i show you'd is basically going to expand all across california, also nevada. and this is what's going to bring in the dangerous heat. now behind the scenes, i definitely thought it was noteworthy to share with you. i'm closely monitoring some chillier air just off to the north. now if this were to step a little more to the south, closer to us, temperatures may not be as hot. we're not seeing that now, but i definitely wanted to make sure that you know we are watching that cooler air to the north. otherwise, that heatwave is still on tap here as we head through saturday'

no word yet, though, on the cause of this fire home in san francisco's bay view neighborhood was destroyed by a fire early this morning. one firefighter was injured, putting out the fire on fitzgerald aven. new and three people were displaced will cause that fire is still under investigation, but it proved to be difficult for firefighters to put out because how much stuff was inside the home. this was a really challenging fire. we had um somewhat of a hoarder situation, so the house was just packed with a lot of material belongings debris, so there's a lot of a lot of fuel in there to burn. it also made access difficult for us to get firefighters in there and get get the hose lines in the water where it needed to be. so it was very stubborn, very challenging . we had to rotate a lot of cruise in and out because they kept running out of air. the good news is, crews were able to keep that fire from spreading neighboring homes sustained some moderate damage, but firefighters were able to say both buildings to the left and right 70 firefighters work to control the fire in about two hours. the

san francisco. we urge the board to implement these recommendations in order to protect the health and resill yenls of the san francisco community and bay. >> hello i'm [inaudible] and i'm a san francisco resident and the climate justice can chairs for climate reality project which is a climate organization based in the bay your. and we have a membership of a thousand members across the area including verts in san francisco. the concern is with rising ocean and -- the united states and the entire world community is way bhoind in terms of steps we node to take to stop and reverse the climate crisis. we heard today about processes from [inaudible] conpuzing and hard to engage with the public and we hear recommendations from d ph and the mayor's office we should use the same process confusing that has in the worked. i'm here to talk about we don't have time, part of mements to wait to see if we get that press to work. we don't have time. we are past the time dp now the predictions of ocean rise hopeful leave they are accurate and the predictions that the reports relied on have been based on out dated information this does in the account fo

been long time residents of san francisco to actually live here and and survive cell shroff is an attorney with the lawyers committee for civil rights if the san francisco bay area that agency along with the aclu of northern california and the coalition on homelessness a legend the lawsuit that city agencies violated unhoused people's constitutional rights by citing finding and arresting them to remove them from sight as well as taking and destroying their belongings in targeted law enforcement operations a matter of pro a cell phone a brand new tent someone's sleeping in their clothes a toolbox a work uniform people's life. medications your government id. those are items that are clearly not trash and these are the items that the city is taking in remarkable numbers the stolen belonging project share this video with abc 7 news taking my stuff and they're throwing it away everything i own stealing my stuff which they say you can go get back into the yard which never get back. i've been done so many times and never get a thing back toro castano says he was formerly unhoused for two years depend on who you're dealing with. some people were very fair and very

been long time residents of san francisco to actually live here and and survive cell shroff is an attorney with the lawyers committee for civil rights if the san francisco bayy along with the aclu of northern california and the coalition on homelessness a legend the lawsuit that city agencies violated unhoused people's constitutional rights by citing finding and arresting them to remove them from sight as well as taking and destroying their belongings in targeted law enforcement operations a matter of pro a cell phone a brand new tent someone's sleeping in their clothes a toolbox a work uniform people's life. medications your government id. those are items that are clearly not trash and these are the items that the city is taking in remarkable numbers the stolen belonging project share this video with abc 7 news taking my stuff and they're throwing it away everything i own stealing my stuff which they say you can go get back into the yard which never get back. i've been done so many times and never get a thing back toro castano says he was formerly unhoused for two years depend on who you're dealing with. some people were very fair and very kind and some pe

bay. some slightly cooler air through san francisco and the north bay, because of that patchy fog and temperatures in the 60s. otherwise in east bay, it is short and t-shirt weather as you head out the door. 74 degrees. daytime highs tomorrow on a solid warm-up of 5-10 degrees. back in the south bay, instead of upper 90s like san jose, we will be at 105. 110 in gilroy. it goes back to critical levels to contra costa and alameda counties. 113 in livermore. it's the same in antioch and concord, right around 111 in walnut creek, 112 in danville. uncomfortable 107 in martinez, and hot in oakland without air conditioning, 95. the peninsula is 75 and half moon bay with some relief. if you have the day off you can escape to the coast. hundred and one in redwood city. san francisco is 89 in mission, 75 in the marina, into the north bay, 110 in napa, 111 in santa rosa, 96 in the valley. how about the cooling? everything i'm saying, right now, continues to show saturday and sunday a tremendous amount of cooler air moving in. that is from a system that will be based just off shore. that is great. we will coo

transportation that some issues today, the light rain and windy weather prompting disruptions in the san francisco bay ferry. >> the agency took to twitter shortly before one this afternoon to announce those disruptions saying, quote, we're experiencing some service disruptions and cancellations due to dodgy conditions on the bay. the ferry service is recommending people to follow sf bay ferry alerts on twitter and bart also dealing with some service disruptions because of the weather. transit agency said that multiple trains had become disabled between embarcadero and lake merritt around 11 o'clock this morning, 2 of those trains were on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains to turn back to san francisco. luckily ac transit did offer some free rides across the bay for those bart riders. and this is video that's showing things getting back to normal today with trains moving again about 2 hours later. >> well, it was a wet start to the forty-niners home opener in santa clara today. they won, but they also suffered a pretty big loss. yeah, this is a bad one. future franchise quarterback trey lance g

vote nina made her way way up san francisco bay to the delta, to the central valley. 32 32 days after leaving home, nina nina arrived at her final destination, the highland lakes near the summit of abbott's past . she threw off her pack. she arrived at the headwaters, overe with emotion. >> i feel great. on hand to greet her, her support team, including her parents. >> i couldn't be more proud. >> reporter: a film crew document at her journey. it will will be used in public schools. >> maybe this will inspire them to get out of see the water source. or maybe when they turn the tap on, they have a picturef the lakes. >> reporter: all of our drinking drinking water comes from mothe, comes from mother nature, but it it might not always be there to meet our demands. as nina says, it is important to protect the . >> this story was part of our one-hour drought special done with stations around our state. if you missed it, you can watch it tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on kpix 5 and streaming os news bay area. >> with that said, it's probably no surprise that cal oes is exg extreme fire

thank you for being here the san francisco bay area is really celebrating and this we know is an important tradition to commemorate the start of the mexican war for independence. tomorrow, friday, september 16th, we observe the 212th anniversary of the mexican nation and we are bring thanksgiving important day foiblely to city hall to give it the appropriate celebration it truly deserves. i'm proud to be a mayor of a city that has such a rich latino heritage. latinos have been in san francisco since before the gold rush and over time, grown root and built a culturally rich and resilient community. we are a great city in many ways because of the contributions and the sense of pride that stems from our latino community. san francisco's history and heritage is rot in the that. and specifically the land where we stand was once a part of mexico. we have so many artistic and cultural institutions based in the mission and monday and great to see many of the leaders of the institutions joining us here today. our mix condition american legacy includes the music of someone i love and adore and doing

san francisco tomo. in san francisco tomorrow. mid 80s for oakland in the east bay. bay. further inland, upper 90s to around 100. golden gate, uppr 80s. the excessive heat warnings inland. still ahead advisory around the san francisco bay. that continues through thursday. thursday. i think they will have have to extend it through friday. forget about the numbers. let's talk about the ht risk, which was in the high to very high category for most of e for most of the bay area. we will push that back a little bit bit for tomorrow. but still, so much of the bay area in the high high to very high heat risk. that means ordinarily healthy folks may have some health issues because of the heat. something that is going to be more appears as the heat buildsn thursday. temperatures in san jose will climb up to around 100. upper 90s on friday. the nt on friday. the next normal day n the forecast doesn't arrive until monday of next week when temperatures will be almost exactly average across-the-board. the next thres the next three days, continuingr first alert through the end of the wo

. -- san francisco until 8:00 tomorrow. we added the san francisco bayhoreline until 8:00 this evening. temperatures well into the 100s. kristen: thank you so much. we want to get some answers with regard to today's seven consecutive flex alert. joining us now is pg&e spokesperson deanna. thanks for coming on the show. >> thank you. kristen: cal iso is warning us to be prepared for possible outages this evening. what would trigger back? >> that is right, due to the possible shortfall, energy call f thoseotinoutages.u it is when they call on the utilities to curtail. kristen: i understand there are three energy alert levels. explain them to us. >> those are cal iso's alert levels. they decide on those alert levels. they are in charge of balancing the great, supply versus demand versus the available resources. they have been calling for these flex alerts to conserve for all of californians to conserve energy to prevent those outages. so far, it has been working. we are doing a great job at conserving. this is another day of the flex alert from 4:00 p.m. un

san francisco. going to 1 12 for the inter east bay of concord. worse than that in livermore at 1 16 in the south bay, one of four san jose in the north bay 1 12 santa rosa, many of these spots again likely to break records getting into tomorrow. temperatures fall off , not cool down, so to speak, but fall off wednesday thursday friday low nineties for basic communities low one hundred's expected for our inland cities and then pleasant weather coming in time for the weekend. upper sixties at the coast upper seventies too low eighties around the bay upper eighties to low nineties expected inland back to you. rosemary thank you . what animal they be california's best tool to help fight climate change coming up with some researchers say the department official wildlife now needs to take a holistic approach to helping one particular rodent. and a huge earthquake in china caused major damage after the break the urgent effort to free a man buried prop 27 isn't a solution to homelessness. 90% of the money goes to out-of-state corporations. the homeless g

bay there. you kind of see san francisco in the background.are expecting good air quality today and in fact, that's what we're seeing between good and moderate. not the case. of course, when you head over to where the mosquito fire is, this is where all kind of the haze has been coming from for us. but as we move back to the bay, you can see that the wind has taken that to the north and to the east. and so we are all sitting in the greens and yellows. so some good news. and we do expect that to continue as we go throughout the weekend, a little bit of breeze out there today. we do have that ocean air flow that's rolling in one of the things helping to push any of that smoky air away from us about 80 miles per hour right now in san francisco, temperatures are mild today as we look at where we're at right now, we're in the 60's around the bay, a few 70's in spots like san carlos, san jose, antioch, getting up to 74 degrees. livermore sitting at 75 live. look outside here at the embarcadero. >> and again, you know, you see we've got a little blue

san francisco. they've been in redwood city. this is not just in the bay area, but also in sacramento. the workers say this is not about money. that aspect has already been hammered out. what they're looking for is more help. they need more personnel. they say one because they can spend more time on existing cases and 2 with more workers. when you call in, you don't have to wait weeks out to get your appointment that you might be able to be met within the first week or so for your needs. they say your needs need to be taken care of. and right now they're simply overwhelmed for that. kaiser says that about 50% of the striking workers. they're already inside and they are trying to hammer out a actually even try to meet yesterday. but nothing in sight. so they'll try to get back to the bargaining table. in the meantime, they did reach out to us james and area. so take a look at your screen. this is what kaiser had to say to us about the current state things between them and their workers. they say we have the deepest appreciation and gratitude for a mental health professionals and the ext

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.ant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> good afternoon. we are here today for virtual town hall regarding a officer involved shooting that occurred saturday august 6, 2022 at 18 and shotwell street. before proceeding, i like to announce to our viewing and listening audience that this town hall is being translated into spanish, and american sign language. today's presentation include details from officer involved shooting that occurred between uniformed san francisco police officers and 51 year old jose cavera. the san francisco police d

homeless advocacy group is suing the city of san francisco over it sweeps of homeless encampments with lawyers committee for civil rights of the san francisco bay area and others filed a lawsuit in federal court yesterday. the complaint states that san francisco resents the image of a kerry municipality with a plan to address homelessness, decades of inaction on affordable housing has left thousands on the streets. the complaint also says not onlb has the city failed to construct affordable housing, the city uses heavy-handed tactics to get homeless people to move without offering them shelter. happening today. governor gavin newsom is going to be in san francisco to talk about housing. the governor will sign laws aimed at tackling the state's housing crisis. the bills are aimed at speeding up concert construction of new housing in creating thousands of high-paying jobs. the governor is also expected to announce new affordabli housing funds and are going to be a war to specific projects across the state. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more than $100,000 race for the fam.ly of a man who was shot and killed outside of his oakland home.

the san francisco bay conservation and development commission is meeting thursday to consider emergency permits for boards to temporarily move into this nearby marina. >> but those permits are only being looked at as a stopgap. so activists are planning on calling on the bc d c to do more reporting in south san francisco. dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> also new at 9, the founder of patagonia is giving away his multi-billion dollar business to fight climate change. yvon chouinard is turning the company over to a trust and a nonprofit redirecting the company's annual profits towards environmental causes and then open letter. sheehan ard said, quote, instead of extracting value from nature and transforming it into well, for investors, we use the wealth. patagonia creates to protect the source of all wealth, adding earth. he's now our only shareholder. >> governor gavin newsom says help is on the way for californians experiencing homelessness and mental health as well as substance abuse disorders. the governor signing care courts legislation into law today which will allow for court ordered car

san francisco. some patchy fog sliding in the bay right now. degrees in san mateo. 62. it doubled 60 degrees and we'll start to see north bay. now, in fact, some of those areas could drop those temperatures down the 40's overnight around the state. kind of quiet out there right now. we did have a couple lingering showers over the sierra nevada of those push to the east. now and the bay area. look at more of that on shore breeze. and you see the grange, see the fog begin develop out there that on shore breeze, bringing that nice cool air to drop our temperatures actually a little bit below the average for this time of year. so the whole weather pattern, this change. now, we've got high pressure that brought us that record breaking heat. well is back where it should be over the 4 corners. and that's leaving a trough along the west coast and that's allowing the cool air begin to move on shore tomorrow. we're going to see mount the patch fog in the morning giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. but the jet stream still lagging to the south, b

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area. and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> call the meeting to orders welcome to the tuesday, august 16th, 2022 hybrid in person and virtual meeting of the entertainment commission i'm ben bleiman the commission president. >> this meeting is in hybrid format in city hall room 416 broadcasts on sfgov.org and can call in 669-900-6833 id: 812 2315 5123. before we begin we would like to reminds all present in attending the meeting in person today that all health and safety protocols adhered to at all time it is we appreciate your cooperation with the rules and requirements i

bay. down to 90 in santa rosa. san francisco 71. and the half moon bay area currently dropping down to 63. now everything definitely changes for us as we head through tomorrow from a cooler system that's sitting just offshore. the thing about this cooler system is the way it's setting up. the circulation around it is actually going to be pulling in some clouds for us, humidity, lightning, and rain through california. we're going get to that rain in california here in just a bit. but i want to move it into the cloud cover, because that's going to be the starkest change for us. as you wake up tomorrow, temperatures are cooler. it's another strange layer for us. we'll have fog at the coastline, and some of the cloud cover from the subtropical moisture moving in on top of us. at 7:00 in the morning, we do expect those high clouds, and we'll see the same thing right here as we head through the afternoon. now i do expect at times the sun to try to break through, but overall, not expecting sunny blue skies for tomorrow. but hey, as long as

partly cloudy around the bay and got some fog right along the coastline temperatures right now. 58 degrees in san franciscooakland low sixties and napa, the inner east bay. we have 66 in brentwood in san jose. hello to you as 62. the onshore breeze has been with us right now. a fairfield reporting 16 mph 10 in oakland nine for napa calm conditions over santa rosa as well as nevado. when it comes to the cloud cover out there, we will begin to see it move back across the bay and tomorrow morning, we are likely to wake up with the mostly cloudy skies over areas around the bay as well as the coastline. partly cloudy for inland cities. the radar expected to remain quiet until at least saturday night for the north bay and then for the rest of us. it looks like sunday. the future cast does a good job of showing you exactly what i mean. here's a look at saturday night. it's still offshore can't rule out the possibility of a few sprinkles there and put it in that cloud cover while we sleep? it moves closer and there is a look at sunday morning, so we'll start with the possibility of some drizzle. maybe some light r

bay area. you talked about it one month, mark. i was actually out there on the very first day. it happened in san francisco where hundreds of people they were there throughout the day. this is not just in the bay area are also in sacramento and even had support from kaiser permanente. employees in hawaii. so this is still ongoing. and of course, who was caught in the middle of all this, the mental health patients, according to the people behind all of this, the strikers, they say it's not about money and a lot of people think it's about money, but they say no. that aspect has already been resolved. they say they need more boots on the ground because with more boots on the ground, more workers, they can spend more time working on existing cases. and also if you call into kaiser and you need help, for example, marriage counseling, you don't have to wait weeks to get an appointment that if more people that there you might be met within a few days or so. so this is the benefit they say to the patients. take a look at your screen. we did reach out to kaiser and this is what they did. tell us. yes, they are meet

bay area next week. fleet week kicks off next monday. san francisco celebrations of the nation's armed forces, the largest in the the country and kpix5 is the broadcast sponsor for fleet week week in the next few weeks we will be bringing you special stories. the bay area is full of of military landmarks, so we wanted to begin our coverage of fleet week with a look back. we go on a tour of the region's military past. >> reporter: when the admiral made a triumphant return under the golden gate bridge and afted war ii, it was perhaps the most climactic fleet week in history but the history of the military in the bay area started long before that when the spanish accidentally wandered into the bay and instantly realized its value. >> it was decided to establish a a permanent army post in 1776. >> the historian says with the milewide golden gate being the only opening to the bay, it made made for a perfect military situation. >> you put cannons on both sides sides of the entrance so any bad bad guys that tried to sail in would be caught in a crossfire. >>

bay. san francisco, 58. east bay at 64. so doing good for that morning forecast. and i think tomorrow is still going to be manageable for us on our friday. 91 in napa. 96 concord. now to morgan hill, we're at 96. i have 80s. palo alto to san jose. 70s oakland to san francisco. 60s right here in half moon bay. so, again, doing good as we roll through tomorrow's forecast. but everything changes for us once we hit saturday, sunday, and monday from this expansive area of high pressure building right on top of california. so let's get to the temperatures. and what i want to show you is saturday, the first day of the heat event, you've really got to head out towards brentwood, livermore, concord, tracy, to get into the upper 90s and low 100s. san jose will be at 90. so it's kind of this slow beginning of the heatwave. but sunday, we crank those temperatures up even more. that's when concord hits 106. livermore 107. brentwood, 110 degrees. and then by monday on labor day, that will be the hottest. 112 in brentwood. 109, tracy. 107 concord. 100 in los gatos. we still shou

francisco could set some records right now. it looks like the high is going to linger in our inland bay valley. san francisco will stay in the upper seventies low eighties. that's how it looks today. but again, it's a balance right? it's a sea breeze versus the heat, land, sea breeze. it's classic. it's our whole summertime weather. these are just this is just an extreme high. okay, i hope i explained that. well um, because the big story and this is when it's all said and done. it's going to be the big central valley, sacramento and all the way down into bakersfield, where they could see 114 degrees. 115 degrees riverside. parts of indio out towards vegas. phoenix i mean, this is it's a big heat wave in its lasting. it's not one or two days. it's a big heat wave. so we're in a we're in this spot and this sort of representatives to right. so when you look at this now, when i show you, the reds and the greens and the wind show the wind direction, right, that's the same same idea, right? the winds are trying to are pushing the cool area and the reds are so it's a battle between the hot and the cold an

yes in fact, it's probably a tougher market in the san francisco bay area now, just for the seller asper hand just looking at the san francisco market, home prices have actually decreased 7% on a year over year basis. what's also interesting is there's been a 25% decrease in signed contracts and san francisco over the last year. and that's because of rising interest rates the high median home price, but there's also some demographic changes going on here. you know what san francisco the metro area of san francisco had the largest outflow of population than any metro area in the united states over the last year? conversely the metro area with the highest increase in home prices boise, idaho, much more affordable, although i've heard people invoices that you california's ruined it for us, they sure do. talk about something that can't be included in that graphic, but it's definitely a thing over bidding. right you list your home in oakland for 1.2 bidding war happens. you get 1.8. this is a true story. let's say last spring over bidding isn't happening as much so in is that one of the wa

the san francisco bay was polluted with plastics that can cause cancer. he is facing similar lawsuits from communities across the country. he has said repeatedly its rounp its roundup product does not cause cancer. > >> u.s. transportation secretary, pete buttigieg, was touring several infrastructure projects. he also talked about oaklands new reconnecting the town project that will focus one on reliable public transit and e and safe walking and biking in historically redline neighborho. redline neighborhoods. >> investing in transit is investing in our client and safety, it is benefiting the people who don'te it, because there is less congestion on the roads for the people who are driving. the funl the fundamental. >> provides access to the oakland waterfront. > >> yesterday, pete buttigieg was was in san francisco where there there is more evidence that san francisco's central subway is hopefully about to start rolling. as kpix 5's wilson walker reports, the finish line is a welcome sight for chinatows owners. >> yeah, i make a lot of this. 15 to 20 eve

san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area.portant that we awk abouk about this and open up the discussion around gender. what we've learned from organizing this exhibition at the museum is that gender has been something that has come up in all of these cultures through all the time periods as something that is important and relevant. especially here in the san francisco bay area we feel that it's relevant to the conversations that people are having today. we hope that people can carry that outside of the museum into their daily lives. >> for us, we wish we had our queue and we created spaces that are active. >> food and drinks. there is a lot for a lot of folks and community. for us, it started back in 1966 and it was a diner and where our ancestors gathered to connect. i think coffee and food is the very fabric of our community as well as we take care of each other. to have a pop-up in the tenderloin gives it so much meaning. >> we are always creating impactful meaning of the lives of the people, and once we create a space an

is an eye-opening number, about 7 trillion pieces of plastic wash from city streets into the san francisco bay each year. that's according to a 2019 estimate from the san francisco

good news 60's for your daytime highs in san francisco and at the coast, it will be pretty solid 70's elsewhere. burlingame, at 74 saying carlos at 76 today, south bay the low to mid 70's with san jose and i-74 fremont hayward on it to oakland, low 70's for you, pleasanton and livermore at 76 danville, the concord over to antioch just below 80. while vacaville are only spot actually getting up to 80 degrees today. tomorrow's temperatures a little bit warmer tomorrow and saturday will be among the warmer once of the week. but only a couple degrees warmer than today into the low 80's sunday. we take a dip as that cold front drops in highs only in the low 70's and that chance of rainfall likely lingering into early monday tuesday and wednesday. we'll dry right back out rain. john, thank you for that. will. if you are traveling like daria mention across the golden gate bridge, we do have some pockets of fog here. low visibility drive times haven't changed. but you want to use your low beams and take it slow as you're traveling. 19 minutes, 37 to the tolls. the bay bridge may see that 3 months to exit 7 minutes as you're traveling into the city. the mete

the san francisco bay company launched what it calls comfort election in 15 st. 15 states. it brings the total to 25 in north america. to be a senior national and impairment , impairment correspondent, and prem tracy had an exclusive right along with the ceo of uber. >> this is making me realize this cart must be fun in the city. >> you cannot beat this vehicle. vehicle. >> this is awesome. absolutely spectacular. >> very nice. >> it is hard to compete with this in san francisco, but ceo of uber hopes riders will appreciate the view inside the . the car. one of 26,000 electric vehicles now on uber office platform. >> it turned out to be a great move for drivers and riders to go electric. >> uber plans to double to 50,000 vehicles, next year. a part of its new product, called comfort electric. >> it's a tesla, a polestar, a ford, these are great cars. >> what is the end goal of putting so many more ev's on your platform? >> by 2030, we have a target to be fully electric in the u.s., canada, and europe. >> by 2030, will a driver driving a gas powered vehicle be be allowed? >>

bay area home home town. details on today's announcement. > >> when california workers win e theft judgments, most still dont get paid. >> a layup announcement from san san francisco bay's global clothing giant, gap. the company company is letting go 500 emplos letting go 500 employees in san, new york, and asia. gap is struggling with health. you posted a loss of $49 million over three months in july. old y in july. old navy, which is a bn burke app, has been especially t has been especially hard-hit. > >> we have been investigating employers essentially stealing m their workers and failing to pay to pay wage theft judgments. >> julie watts spoke with most s spoke with most lawmakers and te business community. >> reporter: from car washes to, retail to restaurants, californs restaurants, californians file tens of thousands of wage theft violations the year. our data as found it takes over a year on average to get a wage that tearing decision from the labors office. and worse, even after workers win a judgment against r bosses, most still don't get paid. >> the enforcement should be focused on the bad actors who are intentionally stealing wagem employees. >> repor

san francisco. so it is in the just the bay view resident issue it is a san francisco issue. we are do it first city and profess to be the leaders in the u.s. so we have to move forward and push forward in that effort to actually be when we say we are. andir hope you were joining mow on this mission to have clean air, water and land. i will leave you this message i'm trying to do is live. >> thank you. so, naconcludes this speaking part. of the press conference. >> i don't think you need to be an expert to look around and see the increasing frequency of fires throughout california. they are continuing at an ever-increasing rate every summer, and as we all know, the drought continues and huge shortages of water right now. i don't think you have to be an expert to see the impact. when people create greenhouse gases, we are doing so by different activities like burning fossil fuels and letting off carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and we also do this with food waste. when we waste solid food and leave it in the landfill, it puts methane gas into the atmosphere and that accelera

that will leave us with 70 in the south bay peninsula, 68 in tri-valley, 72, 60s over san francisco andbay. the east bay is low 70s. daytime highs tomorrow drop off 5-10 degrees. we will see that heat wave category, but not quite as brutal. in san jose, it will put you at 94 degrees. organ hill is 102. instead of 110, 115, 104. that sounds better in pleasanton. concord, 93 vallejo, 85 in oakland. peninsula has 67 at half moon bay and palo alto, san francisco, 75 in downtown, 66. the northbay, 97 in novato. how about more cooling? i know everyone is on board. we will see that cooler system continue to get closer and closer as he had to the weekend . at the counter clockwise motion will act like a conveyor belt and pull in remnants of tropical system okay. you're talking about stuff the saturday and sunday. it will feel downright strange, especially saturday. we will see clouds move through california. that humidity is increasing, we have lightning and rain fall. the totals are actually off the charts for september and parts of california. namely, southern california. we have flood watche

and a mix of some 50s and 60s over the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. so daytime highs do drop off about 3 to 6 degrees tomorrow. so this will be putting us back into some mid 90 here is for areas just outside of concord. livermore, though will, be at 97. san jose 89. looking nice in oakland at 75. palo alto, 82. and have i 60s and 70s right here through half moon bay and san francisco. but as we just mentioned, everything changes for us saturday, sunday, and right through labor day. from this expansive area of high pressure, basically sitting right on top of california. and that's what's going to produce the dangerous heat. now i did want to share with you tonight something i'm closely watching behind the scenes. two different key factors in this forecast. it's not just the heat i'm following, but also our cool ocean breeze and some cooler air to the north. if either one of these gets stronger over the next 24 to 36 hours, we may not see the heat as extreme. so just like a storm system in the winter, we're following this. we're tracking it each and eve