oakland and pleasant 70, san jose 78, up in the north bay a bunch of 80s. san francisco and downtown, 64 degrees. here's the plan this weekend, we start out with patchy morning fog for saturday. and warmer forecast too much cooling into your sunday forecast. we are still tracking the low clouds and fog, just off shore trying to push back into the bay for tonight. right now we do have clear to partly cloudy skies, some patchy fog out there and current numbers: walnut creek and pleasant 64, nevada 61 and half moon bay in the upper 50s. here is our life camera looking out for the estuary this evening. we have some patchy fog up there in the distance. is will gradually increase in coverage as we head into the overnight hours. overnight lows mainly in the 50s. a few spots right around 60 degrees and then into the afternoon hours forecast highs from the 60s all the way to low to mid 90s for your saturday afternoon. tomorrow but of a warm-up, what about the rest of the weekend. we will have wonderful forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> the conditions apparently right for a

span, no problems for you into the north bay are out to highway one oh one and then looking at the golden gate. we're checking in on traffic into and out of san francisco and we are doing just fine, no problems here from one oh one north of south and even see the road work in your way so it's a great time to get on out there and use it will check more bridges coming up later. to the south bay now sunnyvale community services held a second back its impact day event for low income students, each child received a back to school kids that contains a new backpacks school supplies a $45 gift card for new shoes, an extra food for their families. now because of covid-19 restrictions, those items were placed in the trunks of those vehicles, the nonprofit was able to help 2000 local students this year and that's a 25% increase over last year. >>everything changed for all the families that were helping and so people in march still needed help in april and may and june and july and now august and families who struggles in trying to piece together rant or make it through the early months are now coming to us. >>well sunnyvale community services will also provide ba

so really maybe san francisco north, a little bit of the east bay, but overall, it looks like the air quality is another highlight that we need to mention of course throughout the day because in the south bay and east bay, it has been so bad, wearing the masks inside i hope and closingd, san rafael goes back and forth. and it will be that way throughout the day today. light steering winds, soen cans won't change too much. 64 in oakland, 66 in fremont. and with the fog, quarter mile visibility. and 2 mile visibility in livermo livermore. it looks like by about 9:00 we'll be looking at more stable air entering the atmosphere and looking at, again, a hazy afternoon. warm temperatures inland. take the numbers down a few degrees in the valleys. and breezy on the coast, and the 7 day forecast, spare the air alert through wednesday. of thut couple hours. >>> and happening today, uber drivers will meet outside of the company's headquarters to demand benefits. this is just are days after uber and lyft were granted an extension to the law that requires them classify them as employees. >>> and a

live cam across the bay area, welnan jose, you from the east bay into san francisco. san rafael north bay, blue skies comparatively as well. the air alert that was supposed to expire tomorrow has been extended through the weekend. let's bring in jeff ranieri and talk about the air quality, you were outside and much better today. >> that's the reason that i am outside today and good enough that i can come out here and breathe this air. it is such a relief. we are still going to have a few trouble spots because of these fires continue to burn. everyone's numbers had gotten a lot better. all of these greens and numbers, this is good to go and good air quality for most of the bay area. we are unhealthy in the south bay and san jose. that's because you are so close to the fire lines. the woodward fire in the reyes area is pushing in the valleys. tomorrow the two trouble spots will in the north bay and south bay. on the fire lines today, temperatures were down, 70s and 8 80s. winds not that gusty. we have the added humidity from the fog moving on in. we talk more about warmer temperatures o

in san francisco's north beach, hand scrawled messages plastered inside the windows of chavarria pinocchio on columbus avenue have some residents in nearby business owners upset. >> they were appalled and that it was very, very bad and negative for their businesses. >> reporter: the president of the north beach business association, and a business owner himself, says cause of concern started coming in a couple of days ago. the restaurant messages are a mix of italian and english. political, provocative and polarizing. >> some of the things he's saying, clinton, obama, i can't believe this stuff. >> reporter: one message austins the gender of former first lady michelle obama. another suggest a race war is coming, while another causes san francisco a cesspool. that's just a sample. >> it doesn't represent this neighborhood, nor the commercial district, north beach commercial district in any way, shape or form. in terms, in terms of what he projected on the window. >> reporter: restaurant workers in north beach is a the place was owned by giovanni zanka . we cannot reach them for common. and

mid to upper 70s in downtown and south san francisco. north bay coast could be the most comfortable temperature-wise, upper 60s there. but look at the mid-90s to near 100 in your valleys with that dangerous air quality. 80 at richmond, 83 at oakland, and in the east bay, we have sa to 92 in brentwood. comfortable temperatures will be tonight. we have 50s along the coast into san francisco, up into the north bay, 60s elsewhere. and then we've got barely some 70s out around antioch. i want to show you if you are just joining us, we showed the radar at the top of the 6:00 hour justn idea of how much fine particulate or soot is in the air. and you can see right around the two biggest fires, that is where we're finding the greatest radar returns and so you have to be careful with the air quality. and we're seeing the south bay, east bay with poor air quality right now. nty t and solano counties, covered with poor air quality. and that is also including the peninsula if i didn't mention that, i apologize. all today, it will be extended until these w

. >> reporter: san francisco's north beach neighborhood is the first of hopefully what will be many neighborhoods offering free food delivery service. >> free for the restaurant, don't have to worry about the margins from the delivery apps, and free to customers, don't have to pay to get it delivered. all volunteer driven. >> reporter: when covid-19 hit in march, group of volunteers formed called north beach delivers. every thursday night deliver on foot by bike and car. tips go to the restaurant. >> close to $50,000 in revenue for the restaurants generated. that's really helpful. doesn't include margins from delivery apps. >> reporter: each week feature a different restaurant and so far the restaurants said it's been the biggest night yet. >> that was the biggest night that we had since shelter in place. entire team doing great job for the community. i don't know want to say more than thank you. >> reporter: have lived in north beach over 50 years. consistent customers of this service. >> volunteers are mostly younger people, not us old croaks, and they have been stepping in and delivering the f

it started in san francisco's north beach neighborhood and the hope is that the hope is that it willt is called. >> narrator: bea north beach delivers. they will deliver by foot, bike or car and the tips go straight to the restaurant. a different business is featured every week. >> that was the biggest night that we have for shelter-in-place. the entire team did such a great job for the community. i don't know what to say more than just thank you. >> it is free for the restaurant, they don't have to worry about the margins for the delivery apps. and free to customers, they don't have to pay any fees to get it delivered. >> and sam wo is their next featured restaurant. >> love that. >>> new at 6:00, why rent a whole house when all you really want is a back pool? an app describing itself as an airbnb for swimming pools is becoming popular during the pandemic. it has grown 2,000% since march. it is seeing success as many people are looking for fun in the sun without having go anywhere. sw >> and this is the best thing. no? >> is it? >> listen, i love being in the pool. and i've been on

hope to recover those before classes begin august 17. >>> san francisco fire officials investigating a two alarm fire at an apartment complex in north beach in san francisco. started early yesterday morning. 10 people were displaced and officials are looking into the possibility of arson. residents say that people might have been setting them on fire when the flames spread to the apartment building. >> i was awakened by a large explosion and then smoke and i knew it came from from where my van was parked. >> i was sleeping my wife we woke me up. the lady who lives there was yelling fire fire. >> residents are hoping that security footage is going to give answers to investigators. the american red cross is helping those who have been displaced. >>> the families of the people who were killed last month when an suv went off the side of the carquinez bridge demanding that there are modifications made. the demanding that it is made safer. the chp says two other crashes happen on the bridge in the last year. friends and families of victims say enough is enough. >> they have a very slick curb. then they can lose control and then they will

>>welcome back everyone 10 people are displaced after an apartment fire in san francisco's north beach, one man was also sent to the hospital another resident's dog died in the fire near palm street. kron four's taylor psaki spoke to several victims who lost everything in the fire. neighbors in north beach return to this scene on monday after a fire tore through their pals street apartment building on friday. >>came back and i'm homeless. >>we can get my wallet, my keys. so my car was just so. a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back other, but tony is one of 10 people displaced from the fire. >>that also sent him to the hospital. he's now doing much better, but still in need of a place to live like his other neighbor, carlos moya, somebody help us to get a place. >>there's new figures what we're hearing on you're going to be here and decided the matter no way we're going to go from there's lee and his wife myra called this place home for more than 30 years. >>now everything gone, including prized possessions from the days when lawyer was a professional boxer

a new phase of this pandemic a san francisco neighborhood has raised thousands of dollars to help local restaurant survive. still ahead, >>burns of san francisco's north beach neighborhood are stepping up to help restaurants in their community stay open we first told you about the volunteer program called north beach delivers back in april that's when neighbors started providing free deliveries in order to help those restaurants save money that money would otherwise have gone toward the delivery service fees as kron 4 sarah sak edicts tells us. >>the program is now generated more than $50,000 for north beach restaurants and it's expanded to other parts of the city. >>they're free deliveries volunteers in north beach have now helped generate $50,000 from north beach restaurants over the past 3 months, it's through a program called north beach delivers which started in april when the pandemic forced restaurants to move to a takeout delivery menu. the volunteer based program is free for customers in the business since restaurants save money that would otherwise go towards delivery service fees people are trying to support restaurants are ordering from th

back into china town businesses are hopeful more will follow in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news and restaurants in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. they are having trouble because of the lack of tourism. >>kron four's jonathan mccall takes a look. >>staying afloat during the coronavirus pandemic has become a challenge for many restaurants and retailers are so for was just you know a sea of people. >>i mainly tourism this time of year and this year's you can see everybody's been hit so hard. >>zach graves as manager at the international spy shop his business like many others in north beach rely heavily on tourism for their bottom lines during the summer months, he says the bottom line from tourism cells has dropped 90% this summer because of the pandemic well unlike many of his opened but tourism is really gone down as you can see all the different businesses have shut down and it's part of a troubling trend. >>according to san francisco based yelp since march first nearly 2600 businesses in the bay area have mark themselves as permanently closed. nearly 3,000 other businesses temporarily closed. overall more t

san francisco. let's check the north bay, it does look worse. and purple dots indicating unhealthy to very unhealthy air for san rafael through novato. petaluma as well as for napa, closer to the lmu lightning complex fires. we are looking at the northerly winds this morning that is pushing that smoke further south. looking at the spira lair alert the remains in effect, extended to tomorrow, likely be on that as well. high pressure starting to build in and that is why temps will be warming up. taking you hour by hour, it is o for yothe coast etoeemperatures and clearing with the haze. same story for tomorrow as well. daytime highs for the south bay, mid-80s for santa clara, san jose, 90 for morgan hill. looking at 92 for concord, pleasant hill and low 90s for the tri-valley. around the bay, mid-60s in san francisco, low 70s in oakland. low to mid 80s later today. let's show you the extended forecast and very similar with temperatures as we head to the rest of the work week. but it is the weekend where the temperatures will soar, upper 90s to trip

for san francisco, up to the north bay, potential to see some dry lightning. again, that red-flag warning will be in effect through tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. so, please, be careful out there. triple digits, once again, for tomorrow. and as always, you know, might seem a little wacky but that's why you are feeling this humidity. we got a surge of moisture pushing up there also through reno. we have seen some impressive video and shots through there. so just, please, be careful out there. if you are going to be traveling, also, something to keep in mind. for now, i will send it back to you. >> i'm just seeing something here from reno national weather service. the possibility of a -- there's a tornado warning. so i don't think we've forgotten in this weather forecast. they have everything here. >> yeah. just had that expire. that has the potential to develop. actually, i retweeted that. >> thanks for watching. we're back after the game. . >>> nbc sports, home of the olympic games, the indianapolis 500 and prime time's number one show, sunday night football, only on

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>>people in san francisco's north beach neighborhood have been stepping up to help restaurants there stay open. we first told you about the volunteer program called northeast delivers that was back in april and that's when the neighbors started providing free deliveries to help the restaurant save money that money would have otherwise gone toward delivery service fees scrum for state or the psac ii tells us the program is now generated thousands of dollars from north beat restaurants. and it's expanded to other parts of the city. >>they're free deliveries volunteers in north beach have now helped generate $50,000 from north beach restaurants over the past 3 months, it's through a program called north beach delivers which started in april when the pandemic forced restaurants to move to a takeout delivery menu. the volunteer based program is free for customers in the business since restaurants save money that would otherwise go towards delivery service fees people are trying to support restaurants are ordering from them but oftentimes that does come at their expense because there's rea

we'll hang onto a little bit of that fog around the sunset district. 66, 69 in downtown san francisco. north bay temperatures, 88 in santa rosa, 83 vallejo, 84 san rafael. heading into the east bay, low to -- low 70s to low 80s. 82 in fremont, 73 richmond, 76 oakland. inland areas, well, this is where you're going to find the hot spots. 93 degrees in fairfield, concord. 94 in antioch, 95 degrees in brentwood. now, i want to show you what's ahead for sunday afternoon. it's going to get even hotter. inland communities will be in the mid 90s for the most part. mid 60s coast. on monday mid 90s for most of the hot spots. low 90s. and as we head into tuesday, the heat begins to back off. by then i think people will be ready for a little bit of a break. the accuweather seven-day forecast, warmer weather for your weekend. mid 90s inland, mid 60s coast. and then those temperatures do come down slowly but surely early next week. and we head into thursday, we'll drop you down to the 80s. we'll get out of the 90s just for a day. all right, weather is looking good one weekend for any outdoor plans. >> on

temperatures in the upper 50s over san francisco. north bay 59. s in the upper 60s from the coast toward san francisco. 70s to low 80s run the back. upgrades to low 90s for the warmer spots. 88 in livermore. today, waking up with some patchy fog. into the evening, hazy skies continuing with a den on wednesday into thursday before we rebounded to the weekend. upper 60s at the coastline upper 70s run the bank. mid 90s saturday and sunday for the inland cities. >>> covid-19 instructions are impacting who can cross the border between the u.s. and mexico. many say they have to wait hours to cross. >>> a bizarre story.involved tu to where this happened and who made the stunning discovery. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. so you'll never miss an update. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now

morning, welcome back 10 people are displaced this morning following an apartment fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. >>it destroyed their homes on friday. the fire happened at the powell street apartment building. albert petain is one of the 10 people displaced from the fire that also sent him to the hospital where he's doing much better this morning but he still needs a place to live just like his neighbor, carl's loya. homeless. we can get my wallet, my keys. so my car was just so. >>a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back somebody help us to get a plays. there's new figures. >>we're hearing on you're going to be here and decided the matter no way we're going to go from there. >>well neighbors believe that the fire started in a van in a parking stall that was below the building but the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>well to the east by now the mother of walnut creek woman who has been missing since the middle of june is pleading with the public to help find her daughter, 37 year-old erika lloyd has been missing since june 14th after he

>>well 10 people are displaced after an apartment fire in san francisco's north beach destroyed their homes friday. the fire happened at a pow street apartment building. albert petain is one of the 10 people displaced from that fire. but also sent him to the hospital. he's now doing much better, but is still in need of a place to live just like his neighbor, carlos moya, homeless. >>we can get my wallet, my keys. so my car was just so. a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back somebody help us to get a place. there's new figures. >>we're hearing on you're going to be here decided the and that are in no way we're going to go from there. >>while neighbors believe the fire was started in a van in a parking stall right below the building. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>from the kron 4 morning news vaccine or not some health officials say there may be long-term effects from the coronavirus. and a little bit outside to the golden gate bridge before we head to break still covered in fog this morning there. he is karl the fog taking over being a

san francisco downtown. north bay temperatures possible tomorrow. we hope to trend cooler. let's jump ahead to tuesday. that's not good. that means it's cooler inland. we begin to see less 100s on the board. so just very subtle cooling and the sea breeze makes a mid-week come back. high pressure is probably going to build back from the desert southwest. if you are looking for cooling and the return of low clouds, well, it will arrive toward the second half of the week. not really going to cool us off a whole lot. san francisco won't drop any lower than 70 degrees. the valleys running toasty through probably wednesday. that's the transition day. seeing temperatures cooler but still average above. that's about as good as it's going to get. next weekend trending ithout thn sparks or fire danger. record breaking record, fire danger and air quality issues not a good combination. >> thanks, rob. >>> bringing the concert to you. a san francisco musician finding the way to bring people together safely during the pandemic. >>> entertainment going outdoors. you heard about drive in m

and 10 people are displaced following an apartment fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood that destroyed their homes back on friday. that fire happened at the powell street apartment building. albert petain is one of the 10 people displaced from the fire that also sent him to the hospital says he's doing much better now but still needs a place to live so does his neighbor carl's loya. >>homeless. >>you can get my wallet, my keys. so my car was just so. a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back somebody help us to get a place. there's new figures. >>what we're hearing on you're going to be here decided the and that i know we're going to go from there. >>well it's a tough situation neighbors. they believe that the fire started in a van in a parking stall below the building but the cars the official cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. now to national news today, congress is stalled in passing another coronavirus relief package. weekend negotiations between party leaders just didn't go anywhere. our washington dc correspondent trevor s

>>well 10 people are displaced after an apartment fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood destroyed their homes friday. the fire happened at a powell street apartment building. albert petain is one of the 10 people displaced from that fire. that also sent him to the hospital he's now doing much much better, but it's still in need of a place to live just like neighbor, carlos moya. homeless. >>we can get my wallet, my keys. so my car was just so. a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back somebody help us to get a plays. there's new figures. >>we're hearing on you're going to be here and decided the matter no way we're going to go from there. >>well neighbors believe the fire was started in a van in a parking stall below the building the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we'll also tracking a fire about an hour north of sacramento, the site fire that's burning in the mountains west of i 5 in colusa county. evacuation orders have been issued in that area and the area sites like dig a road and camp ground road. so far the fire has burned about 560

>>an apartment fire in san francisco's north beach neighborhood says the man you just heard from to the hospital for smoke inhalation and displaced 10 other people. another resident's dog died in that fire. the fire broke out on friday morning near pow street kron four's taylor was sackey talk several victims who lost everything in that fire she joins. >>live from the scene with more taylor. >>well the building is now p and no longer livable crews are also on scene right now repairing some of the melted power lines across the street as for neighbors, many of them are right now staying in hotels nearby with no idea where to go next. >>neighbors in north beach return to this scene on monday after a fire tore through their pals street apartment building on friday. >>came back and i'm homeless. you can get my wallet, my keys. so my car was just so. a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back other but annie is one of 10 people displaced from the fire. >>that also sent him to the hospital. he's now doing much better, but still in need of a place to live like his other

mid to upper 60s around san francisco. and north bay temperatures tomorrow, in the 80s, from santa rosa south. it will be interesting. we'll get cooling around midweek. high pressure weak ens a bit. what might be more interesting. stay tuned late next week. you see the batch of green on this map. that's increasing moisture from the storms that are weakening off of the coast of baja, california. will that be enough to toss a few isolated showers our way. not in the forecast for thursday and friday. but something to watch. san francisco, not much change temperature-wise. a rebound of temperatures for next weekend. and for us, around inland areas, you're looking at numbers in 280s midweek. and trending warmer saturday. stay tuned. what's happening in the tropics, as they get more active, typically the case in august. sometimes that impacts our weather here, as well. something to watch for the forecast. >> we'll keep an eye on it. >>> up next, another gorgeous day at harding park in san francisco. tiger and the best golfers in the w ♪ m

>>carlos loyal one of 10 neighbors displaced because of that fire in san francisco's north beach was broke out friday morning near powell and and water streets. one person was sent to the hospital another resident's dog died from the fire. tonight kron 4 say that the psac ii talked to several victims who lost everything in that blaze. taylor joins us now live from the scene with more taylor. >>well many of those neighbors are now staying at a nearby hotel and as you can see here behind me this apartment building is now boarded up and unlivable neighbors tell me that they left from that fire with nothing but the shirt on their backs. >>came back in on the homeless. we can get my wallet. my keys. so my car was just so. a charcoal brick. and i just have nothing but the shirt on my back while albert putt on the last everything in this north beach plays friday morning. >>he says he's thankful to be alive crews rushed him to the hospital from smoke inhalation but he was released the next day and returned home to this the fire displaced 10 people and this 113 year-old pow street apartment b

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san francisco. san francisco, 57 in the marina, 58 in the outer sunset. let's bring to the north bay. up to sonoma, 72 and santa rosa 74. my extended forecast here in san francisco does eventually warm it up a little bit this week, and with upper 60s, we'll stay with that pattern of morning fog and then afternoon rays of support shine. for the inland valleys, it is a one-day event, all right? tomorrow, mid-70s, wind picks up. the chance of fog and drizzle. as we roll into saturday and sunday, we'll be in warmer to mid-90s, and drop it back off as we hit monday and tuesday. i have to say, some of the best things this is doing for us is keeping our fire danger down. the fire burn index is 40. it's the same index firefighters use. tomorrow it's at 37. which is considered low. so when that fog moves in, it really helps to import some humidity and, of course, it's keeping our temperatures cooler. so there is certainly that good news, too. raj, you gonna head out there and get some -- some distance shots of those golfers? some photos. >> let's clarify, you know who golfs more than me now, an

mid 70s closer to san francisco and north bay locations at least in the valleys in the mid-90s but higher up where those fires are burning, still temperatures close to 100 degrees. so the excessive heat should be done officially at 9:00 tomorrow night. you can see by thursday now, there's your cooldown. you kind of have to look for it. even though temperatures inland would be about a 10-degree drop from the high temperatures we're expecting tomorrow. so a short, welcome change in terms of the cooling thursday into friday. we start to see some relief, may also help the state's power reserves. but halfway through the weekend, temperatures rebounding again. so less than 24 hours to go for this particular heat spell. we'll be watching for warmer temperatures again, we think, early next week too. >> we do this every year, guiys but nothing quite like this, rob. >> thanks so much, rob. >>> still ahead, signs things may be slowing down. an important update on covid-19 from california's top health officer. >>> and we have jimmy. >>> and happening now, the postmaster general has suspended changes

san francisco 69, and north bay at 73. my forecast overall tomorrow, temperatures dropping a couple of degrees, but it's hot overall. 102 in morgan hill, 100 in los gatos. east bay, 105 in pittsburg, 103 in danville. palo alto, 96. and san francisco, mid to upper 80s from downtown to the mission. could have a few low 90s remaining in downtown. north bay, 100 in santa rosa, 101 in napa. seems like common sense but remember to drink plenty of water, take frequent breaks. cool towel on the back of your neck hurts and hot car, could be 30 to 50 degrees hotter inside with windows rolled up. double check for the kids, pets, everything. we're all busy trying to remember everything, do a double check. san francisco, we have cooling by friday, 69 degrees. will get here sooner than later. and for the inland valleys, 102 tomorrow, little bit of humidity and sunday, 45% chance of some hours moving close by. moisture to the south, we're going to keep a close eye on it. right now don't see anything for us but we're watching. eventually

down to 68 in oakland. 77 in palo alto, and in san francisco, we are chuck in the the chill. 66 for the mission and 58 in the 34 marina. and the north bay, lots of 70s in the tuesday forecast. it will bring it up to 78 here in the valley and 80s in sonoma. let's spend time on the extended forecasts. and san francisco, you can see 60s remaining and wednesday down to 60 and spotty drizzle possible with that colder system. and for the inland valley, we talked about that fall feeling in the air. by wednesday, inland valleys down to a very comfortable 76. that is 10 to 15 degrees below averages and the morning fog, the chance of drizzle, winds will pick up 15 to 30 miles per hour. coming up at 6:00, we will take a look at the hurricane on the east coast. but a lot happening here on the monday, i have to say, i am looking forward to this cooler weather this week. it's going to be a one-day event but a day where a lot of folks want to be outside for sure. >> for sure, after that warm weekend. thanks, jeff. >> thanks. >>> coming up, say good-bye to free parking. two bay area cities start charging again. we will tell you where. >>> the state

fog in san francisco. the north bay at 54. i do want to give you that top down view of the fog because i really want to drive home the point overall it doesn't look as thick as it has been. it's more of a patchy situation for the north bay, you have the fog in san francisco. not as widespread. that will set us up for a great week. the sunset getting earlier and earlier. it's coming at 8:16 tomorrow. that's below average and then you go down to morgan hill. concord, walnut creek 90. vallejo 82. to the peninsula, 7 in redwood city. the numbers starting to drop off here and dip to 75 and 63 in daly city because of the colder ocean breeze. it has been so persistent. some sun for the afternoon. 86 in sonoma and a cooler 79 in mill valley. i do want to let you know about possible travel issues. airlines are running less flights with covid. 80-mile-per-hour winds. this will run right up the eastern seaboard saturday and sunday, winds of about 80 miles per hour. up to four inches of rainfall. it may hold on over washington, new york a

and 50s for san francisco and the north bay. afternoon highs tomorrow the good news i do not see any widespread 100s. the warm up will be three to six degrees. south bay back to 91. 89 in morgan hill. east bay close to the water you're lucky. you have the nice breeze. 81 hay ward. east bay hills the breeze woept be strong enough 94 in liver mayor. peninsula we are at 83 tomorrow in redwood city. heading up to san francisco and it is going to be mild. right now forecasting low 70s. and marina cool breeze will keep us at 66. north bay heading up to napa. whatever is open. support the community. and the local businesses and restaurant that is are open. we will have mid to upper 80s. maybe you're staying home trying to relieve some stress and relax. a good way to do that is head to the garden. things you might want to think about. keep harvesting, look deep for the vegetables. water on a schedule. weed where needed. check on fertilizer and start on the fall garden plan. san francisco 60s next several days and less in the way of fog.

san francisco. than for the north bay, looking at the red as well as purple dots, unhealthy to very unhealthy air froml as napa this morning. because of the unhealthy air we have the spare the air alert that remains in effect. starting off our day with morning fog and drizzle at the coast and around the bay. hazy smoky skies will continue, temperatures will be warmer compared to yesterday with high pressure building in. the spare the air alert in effect now through tuesday and likely extended beyond that. there is a ridge of high pressure building in, that is the reason temperatures will be warmer compared to yesterday. and as we look to the rest of the week, the six to 10 day outlook does look like temperatures will be above average for this time of year, this is from the climate prediction center. actually by the weekend, temperatures will sore. this afternoon, mid-80s for santa clara, san jose and 90 for morgan hill. to the east bay 92 in hunt card and pleasant hill. low 90s for the tri-valley. around the bay, mid-60s in san francisco and low 70s in oakland. here's the extended forecast and what yo

san francisco, you still got that sea breeze going with misty skies. more 60s for you and north bay temperatures tomorrow mostly in the low to mid-80s. want to show you the changes though tuesday and wednesday. the east bay inland tri valley down towards morganville tuesday and wednesday do look cooler. but that's about it. we will see temperatures rising as we go through the week. and also the added bonus maybe of seeing these tropical clouds from a weakening tropical storm. notice here the green here on this map. some of this is drifting towards california. right now it just looks like high clouds. but if for any reason, we get mid level moisture, on occasion this can be a source for dry lightening. something we have to watch closely the way fire season has been shaping up right now. not in the forecast, but we will be watching that closely. another thing you will notice is the temperatures on the rise. san francisco we should see 70s. a warming trend as we head towards next weekend. and originally we thought more cooling next week, dropping into the upper 80s. once behead tow

and down san francisco, 79 in the sunset district. north bay, triple digits. santa rosa, 97 in san rafael. oakland, 94, fremont, high clouds and sun and the heat is extreme. 108 in fairfield. 106 in livermore. triple digits through the week. the sizzle continues into next week. the heat wave isn't going to budge. this is what i call an extreme heat wave. stay safe, everyone. >> it sure is. thank you very much. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," s motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait f

is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, north beach fisherman's wharf russian hill and knob hill and the northwest waterfront some of the most wealthier and inning e impoverished people in san francisco obgyn siding it is ethically exists a bunch of tight-knit neighborhoods people know he each other by name a wonderful placed physically and socially to be all of the neighborhoods north beach and chinatown the i try to be out in the community as much as and i think, being a the cafe eating at the neighborhood lunch place people come up and talk to you, you never have time alone but really it is fun hi, i'm one the owners and is ceo of cafe trespassing in north beach many people refer to cafe trees as a the living room of north beach most of the clients are local and living up the hill come and meet with each other just the way the

and down san francisco, 79 in the sunset district. north bay, triple digits. santa rosa, 97 in san rafael. oakland, 94, fremont, high clouds and sun and the heat is extreme. 108 in fairfield. 106 in livermore. triple digits through the week. the sizzle continues into next week. the heat wave isn't going to budge. this is what i call an extreme heat wave. stay safe, everyone. >> it sure is. thank you very much. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," >>> we are hearing from the heroic lodi police officer who saved conditioning man who was about to be killed from an oncoming freight train. look how close that was. conditioning 15-second clip has gone viral. she spotted the man strug his w. the 14-year veteran officer pulled him off the tracks right before mack. >> we go out there and help him. there is no one here who would not have done something. >> his legs were badly injured. thankfully, he is an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. a

san francisco. well if you look over san bruno mountain hand up top to the north side of it we're san francisco is that's where the fog is that currently as we work our way through the day less and less of that fog is going to be notice it will hang on up the coastline as you would expect. >>much like we saw yesterday you've also noticed some pretty steady winds lately and that will be no different today, especially up in and portions of sonoma and marin and napa counties where we are going to be seeing some wind gusts at times this morning already up to 30 miles per hour in solano county. so definitely hold on to your hats as you're stepping outside with those winds and those cooler temperatures today is easily going to have the coolest feel to it out of any day ahead of us in this forecast a deep in marine layer today pushing on into the bay is going to help to cool things down compared to where we have been that means temperatures remain in the 60's at the coast. that's not any different than we have been inland areas though that's where you're going to notice temperatures falling 70's for foster city

san francisco morning fog to afternoon sunshine. 67. much warmer in south san francisco. high of 76. north bay warm tomorrow 84 santa rose. about 71 in -- the east bay tomorrow 70s to low 80s. 75 oakland. 81 newark. and inland it's hot tomorrow. we're a few degrees cooler compared to today. 91 concord. 94 in brent wood. the 7-day forecast you can see the next seven days will keep the trend of morning fog to afternoon sunshine. a bit of a dip in the temperatures by tuesday. numbers will bounce back and friday in the upcoming weekend we're above average. >> of the last two years and there's quite a rivalry brewing between the two. astros cheating scandal this spring. emotions boiled over today. going for the ninth straight win. making it 4-0. a bomb to center field. very next pitch. chapman says see you later. he's homeered in back to back games. swinging a hot stick. this is where things got interesting. plunked twice in the game. three times in the series. after the second time today he's not happy. takes it on the back. and has some words for the pitcher. eventually going to first base an

this new one north of san francisco tonight, near lake tahoe, the loyalton fire making its own weather, with thunderstorms, even a tornado. abc's will carr in the fire zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new wildfires in the west, including the hennessey fire, breaking out in napa county, north of san francisco. >> there have been lightning strikes in the area in just the past few minutes. >> reporter: east of san francisco, lightning also likely sparking the deer complex fire sunday. families there told to get out. >> it's a scary process, you know? did you bring enough stuff, did you get important stuff and of course the pets. >> reporter: near lake tahoe, the loyalton fire jumping the highway saturday. this fire crew barely able to escape. that same fire spawning its own thunderstorms, powerful enough to cause an actual tornado to form in the flames. north of los angeles, the lake fire has burned more than 18,000 acres since wednesday. >> this one's especially challenging given the hot, dry conditions and the rugged roadless areas we're dealing with. >> reporter: east of los angeles

san francisco 59. the north bay down to a chilly 58. but temperatures are going to rebound pretty fast tomorrow. but it's going to be one of those days where you get close to the coast or the bay and it still will remain really comfortable. 88 in san jose. 89 in morgan hill. i think we'll really start to c antioch, livermore, pleasanton, low to mid-90s. back towards the bay, oakland at 78. the peninsula, best weather to tomorrow. likely san mateo at 78 degrees. then we have over a 10-degree drop once you get to daly city with our ocean breeze staying put. however, i want you to see what i've done in the forecast here for san francisco. we know a lot of you are trying to get out, support the local businesses that are open. right here in the mission, 71. that's going to make it nice weather to be outside. also 70 along the embarcadero. for the north bay, we're going up to 84 in napa. i have it hotter in clearlake at 98. go to mill valley, closer to the bay, you'll be at a cool 79. the only thing that may bother this weekend is the allergi

san francisco restaurants. kpix 5's john ramos reports from north beach. >> reporter: in san francisco, it is the italian food that brings people to north beach. when the pandemic shut down all the restaurants, the neighborhood looked for a way to bring north beach to the people. in march, when the restaurants all closed down, residents in the neighborhood saw what a loss it was. >> because, i mean, they give the neighborhood character. you know, we see when one of them leaves how much of a hole it leaves in the community. >> reporter: but private online delivery services were charging restaurants 30 to 40% on every order. >> for every pizza pie they deliver, the restaurant loses money at the end of the day. >> reporter: so 4 guys got together and formed a group called north beach delivers. each thursday night, about 10 volunteers have been delivering males from a selected restaurant to an area within walking or biking distance. the first restaurant to try it was piazza peligrini. >> at first, it felt like a gift from the skies. we definitely needed that. >> reporter: but then word began to grow and so did the ord

san francisco. we are right or string on one issue in the south bay, this is a northbound one just north of 80 in sanuck landed in the center divide and up smacking that so they've got a tow truck out there the look to clear that here pretty quick. the san mateo bridge moving well, more volume on the deck here than we saw in our last update but it's still moving at the limit as you can see a lot of gaps in between the cars so you're westbound ride on 92 from hayward at the foster city is moving all right as is your commute on the richmond sandra fell bridge as we check that ride year travels on west bound 5.80 here along this stretch that connects the east bay with the north face moving without any problem, no issues at the toll gates, no problems on the span and if you're in the north bay heading down into san francisco. as you can see you're southbound right on 1 one is moving without problem this morning there's lots of gaps are between the car so no issues to report on 1, 1, the chp not reporting any accidents. >>5.19 in the south bay, loud and dangerous side shows are upsetting people who live i

in cupertino, few patches of fog around the sunset district, 66 degrees. 69 in downtown san francisco. i the north bay temperatures will be about average for this time of year. 82 napa, 88 santa rosa, 78 san rafael. 82 free empty. how about the heat? inland it's going to be in the mid-90s for places like antioch, pittsburgh, brentwood. your accuweather seven day forecast it features one thing and that's the heat. the heat holds on for the start of the workweek but then the temperatures level off, it will be breezier and cooler on thursday with a little more cloud cover. i think we'll have to change it up every so often. can't have it just flat line or i'll have nothing to do. >> put your feet up, sandhya, thank you. >> well, as we continue here bringing customers back to oakland's china town we're t lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your

they're looking at one o one across the golden gate just in case you're commuting from the north bay to san francisco covered in clouds it's foggy you may need those headlights and wipers coming from the north bay, but so far we're looking really good. no problems, no crashes no hot spots 20 minutes for the southbound trip nevado to san francisco. well the pandemic is drastically changing the landscape of san francisco's fort mason it pretty much looks like a ghost town kron four's taylor sacking reports. >>what was once a cultural destination prepandemic is now deserted where basically a ghost town because there's just nothing going on here inside san francisco's fort mason center. you can usually find live performances art galleries food and drinks in addition to weekly events and conventions but since the pandemic the art schools here were forced to close their doors at the school. >>we're just quote so there's no activity at all. but before we start with the activities for the toddlers in the morning. and the school would open for. that's from 10 group classes of one of the afternoon and go all t

yes, the wine country further north of the san francisco bay is so for the third largest fire in the the scu, which covers the santa clara county and sanjoaquin covers the santa clara county and san joaquin county, that covers the santa clara county and sanjoaquin county, that is more than 390,000 acres that are burning and it depends on the wind of this afternoon, it could expand very quickly. president trump has said he will give emergency funding to california but he has also blamed the state for not doing enough, he said you have to clean your forehead. what is your reaction to that? no, we definitely need to clea n that? no, we definitely need to clean our forest but a lot of the lands that are burning right now are actually national forest so those are the national forest land. actually national forest so those are the nationalforest land. there is some private owners and some estates are is some private owners and some estates a re pa rt is some private owners and some estates are part but the majority of california on the west side our national land so i guess all the federal

and low to mid 70s along the peninsula coast with low to mid 80s in downtown and san francisco and records across the north bay, 97 in san rafael and 103 in santa rosea and 84 in richmond today and 87 in hayward. record highs. and a record 105 in concord. the record high today is about 109 in livermore. thankfully we will not reach that. moon bay and low 60s in san francisco and richmond and oakland. that's the minor marine layer. very shallow. very close to the coast. but it's going to bring you better sleeping weather. that will spread to the rest of us thursday morning leading to our mild this afternoon. still hotter than the average. they come back friday and get even hotter sunday and monday with that chance of thunderstorms monday. have a good one, back to you. >>> "dancing with the stars" pros are back. "good morning america" revealing the premiere date and which are coming back to the dance floor. michael strahan has a preview. >> i'm so happy to be back with another preview of "dancing with the stars" and hopefully win back to back. >> emma and sasha, jenna and val and pasha and first-time daniell