police san ramon valley fire. a multi agency swat team and other east bay first responders prepare for an event. no one is hoping for their simulating a scenario as real as we possibly can to make sure we are ready if it does happen. >>the victims are volunteers. they're also dummies left on the ground to replicate the dead. the guns be used are modeled on what the officers carry but shoot simulated ammunition if you think about it it's pay paul's but a little more to the extreme sarah man pd says this active threat drill has been in the works for several months completely unrelated to the tragic events that unfolded in gilroy over the weekend. but they do say that mass shooting brings to the forefront. the need for training like this. >>fortunately these events are becoming more common nationwide. we want to make sure that if a tragic situation like what happened can does happen here in the center on community we're as prepared as possible to make sure we have the appropriate response and take the necessary preca

but they're all being orchestrated to help san ramon police san ramon valley fire. multi agency swat team and other east bay first responders prepare for an event. no one is hoping for the whole goal today is just to make sure we're prepared if that worst case scenario does happen. >>the victims are volunteers. they're also dummies left on the ground to replicate the dead. the guns be used are modeled on what the officers carry. but shoot simulated ammunition if you think about it it's. >>pay paul's but a little more to the extreme sarah man pd says this active threat drill has been in the works for several months completely unrelated to the tragic events that unfolded in gilroy over the weekend. but they do say that mass shooting brings to the forefront. the need for training like this. so we want to make sure that if a tragic situation like what happened in gilroy over the weekend does happen here in the central community we're as prepared as possible. >>to make sure we have the appropriate response and take the necessary precautions to make sure that the city and

but they're all being orchestrated to help san ramon police san ramon valley fire. a multi agency swat team and other east bay first responders prepare for an event. no one is hoping for their simulating a scenario as real as we possibly can to make sure we are ready if it does happen. >>the victims are volunteers. they're also dummies left on the ground to replicate the dead. the guns be used are modeled on what the officers carry but shoot simulated ammunition, if you think about it it's pay paul's but a little more to the extreme sarah man pd says this active threat drill has been in the works for several months completely unrelated to the tragic events that unfolded in gilroy over the weekend. but they do say that mass shooting brings to the forefront. the need for training like this. >>unfortunately these events are becoming common nationwide. so we want to make sure that if a tragic situation like what happened in weekend does happen here in the central community we're as prepared as possible to make sure we have the appropriate response and take the necessary

>>and kron four's noel bellow she's live in san ramon tonight with some reaction. noel. >>yeah, catherine and j r it's definitely the talk of the town here at this shopping center off of a black hawk road i'm actually in east san ramon, but just about a mile from danville and not too far from tessa horace, so anyone there everyone that i've spoken with says that if they weren't in their car. they definitely felt that jolt now like you said according to usgs the quake did strike about 7 and a half half miles east of black hawk and measured at about 7 and a half half miles in depth it struck on the greenville fault and was originally reported as a 4.4 but then was downgraded to a 4.3 magnitude most people roaming around this shopping center saying the initial jolt was definitely pretty strong and then the shaking afterwards was a little less intense. but it did last for a couple of seconds. >>got in the car and i thought she was if the house is backing up because it it shows that the house of i thought it was really big i didn't know that it was only like floor, i thought

pete suratos is live from san ramon on what they are doing there to get prepared. pete? >> reporter: good morning, to you, marcus. they're doing their part by taking part in an active shooter training that is different law enforcement agencies as well as fire agencies here at california high, i want to show our viewers some of the agencies getting ready and their going to take part in simulated activity shooter scenarios here on the campus. now it is an all-day event to focus on dealing with an active shooter on a school campus but this training could be applied to any situation. of course, this is important when you take into account what took place in gilroy. and i spoke with the san ramon police captain who said regardless of the venue first responders have to be on the same page when it comes to the potential of a mass shooting. so training like today goes along way in making sure they're prepared. >> with what happened on sunday evening in gilroy it just takes added importance. we need to be ready should the incidences occur in our area and we want to make sure we'r

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zoom in to san ramon, south as far as fremont, over the city as well. patchy fog in oakland, along the coast. advance time to 11:00 in the morning, fog is evaporating and pulling back to the coastline, expect a lot of sunshine away from the coast tomorrow. south bay, 78 for san jose, 76 in sunnyvale, 86 for morgan hill. 71 for san mateo. downtown san francisco afternoon cool. north bay, san rafael, 78. 74 for fremont. comfortable. inland the 80s, 86 in antioch, 81 san ramon, 82 the high in livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast, bright and breezy tuesday, ebb and flow, but nice week ahead. saturday and sunday, warming up a little bit but 80s and 90s, slightly above average for this time of the year. >> nice change. thanks drew. >>> what's in your wallet? >> major credit card is hit by what experts say is one of the largest data breaches of its >>> here's a quick look at other headlines. hong kong airlines flight from san francisco to hong kong had to be diverted because of mechanical issue reported after takeoff. circled for four hours before landing

but they're all being orchestrated to help san ramon police san ramon valley fire. a multi agency swat team and other east bay first responders prepare for an event. no one is hoping for their simulating a scenario as real as we possibly can to make sure we are ready if it does happen. >>the victims are volunteers. they're also dummies left on the ground to replicate the dead. the guns be used are modeled on what the officers carry. but shoot simulated ammunition if you think about it it's pay paul's but a little more to the extreme threat drill has been in the works for several months completely unrelated to the tragic events that unfolded in gilroy over the weekend. but they do say that mass shooting brings to the forefront. the need for training like this. >>and fortunately these events are becoming common nationwide. so we want to make sure that if a tragic situation like what happened in weekend does happen here in the central community we're as prepared as possible to make sure we have the appropriate response and take the necessary precautions to make sure th

but they're all being orchestrated to help san ramon police san ramon valley fire.swat team and other east bay first responders prepare for an event. no one is hoping for their simulating a scenario as real as we possibly can to make sure we are ready if it does happen. >>the victims are volunteers. they're also dummies left on the ground to replicate the dead. the guns be used are modeled on what the officers carry but shoot simulated ammunition if you think about it it's pay paul's but a little more to the extreme sarah man pd says this active threat drill has been in the works for several months completely unrelated to the tragic events that unfolded in gilroy over the weekend. but they do say that mass shooting brings to the forefront. the need for training like this. >>fortunately these events are becoming more common nationwide. we want to make sure that if a tragic situation like what happened in can does happen here in the center on community we're as prepared as possible to make sure we have the appropriate response and take the necessary precautions to mak

. >>> san ramon police will be conducting active shooter training. they say the goal is to provide realistic training, and to allow the agencies to work together in preparing, responding and preventing emergency situations. cal high which is still on summer break received free threats of violence last year. officials haven't said if the training has anything to do with those threats. >>> time is 7:09. we have breaking news coming in from mississippi. now we know that two people are dead. a police officer has been hurt in a shooting at a walmart. we broke this to you earlier just a short while ago. there was gunfire at a store in south haven right across the tennessee border from memphis. police have not been giving us a lot of information about this still breaking story. again, it was a shooting this morning at a walmart in mississippi. two people have died, as we're getting more information, we'll bring it to you and tell you everything we know about, again, still breaking story. >>> let's look ahead at 7:10 if the tonight is round two of the democr

are in full effect on saturday evening and 66 in the city and 99 currently in concord and 95 in san ramonn san jose. and 95 in santa rosa. and san rafael almost equally as hot at 93 degrees here. are some tips to beat the heat, not only today but also tomorrow. stay hydrated. especially with water. if you're outside for prolonged periods of time, try to find frequent breaks in the shade if you, can seek out air conditioning as well. and wear lightweight clothing and don't let your kids or pets inside car, the inside of a car can heat up really rapidly by about 40 degrees in just one single hour. overnight tonight, it's a mild night, after a hot day, and our warmest spots holding in the 60s like antioch, fremont, san jose, cloverdale and drop to 58 in oakland and 57 overnight in san mateo with very limited fog. here is the reason why we're so hot. live doppler 7 along with satellite, a ridge of high pressure which is centered right over southern california and arizona, and that is pumping in the heat, up through much of california, and that will stayt the next 24 hours as well. so no chang

inland the 80s, 86 in antioch, 81 san ramon, 8222 livermore. accuweather seven-day forecast, bright and breezy tuesday, ebb and flow, but nice week ahead. saturday and sunday, warming up a little bit but 80s and 90s, slightly above average for this time of the year. >> nice change. thanks drew. >>> what's in your wallet? >> major credit card is hit by what experts say is one of the largest data breaches of its a van that changed us and chips forever. so thanks, keeper of the keys for a chance to chase organic honey, barrel-aged bourbon and mouth-puckering pepperoncini. because of that van and because of everybody who loves to crunch like we do, we ramble on. knowing that caring for your tastebuds and the planet they hail from is no small potatoes. kettle brand chips. no small flavors. no small potatoes. no small flavors. so this is how it's you are gonna say: you'll get the best deal of the year on xfinity tv and internet! then she goes: and save even more with this deal, too! mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five. ben, you're

pleasanton right now in 100 in walnut creek and we are sweating in cities. 101 in brentwood and in san ramon, a hot 97 degrees and the wider picture. this is truly summer in the bay area. we've got a wide range about 40 degrees from the coast for inland communities and only 66 in san francisco thanks to a sea breeze and you hop over into the east bay and 81 in oakland, san jose, you are cooking at 89 degrees right now. we do have the heat advisory and it is still in effect lasting through tonight and into tomorrow evening as well and what that means, heat exhaustion can occur rapidly with the hot temperatures and you do want to drink plenty of fluids. by 10:00, we are still in the 70s and 80s and we'll see a repeat, and we will see you when cooler air arrives in just a few minutes. >> looking forward to it, drew. thanks. >>> drew mentioned some of the hottest spots are in the east bay. abc 7 news was in downtown oakland where people enjoyed the 18th annual heart and soul festival. the festival features the sound and flavors of oakland and the celebrations are taking place around broadway nea

after that they will pack up heading north into san ramon. tomorrow they will be back here for the sunnyvale jazz and beyond festival right here in the downtown area. we appreciate these three for coming out tonight. they are apparently playing my birthday next june so i will come down. >> wonderful, excellent. >> reporter: we are already looking forward to back to school and here's your opportunity to come down and do good things. this is marie bernard, executive director of the sunnyvale community services, and thank you for being with us. >> good morning and welcome back to sunnyvale. >> reporter: you're asking people to come and donate $40 and you could do a lot with at $40. >> that is a gift card for child was 1700 children that get filled backpacks, shoes and other necessities, and that way they can go back to school head to toe. >> reporter: and you get school supplies, but i don't hear about the shoes too often. >> what we heard from the principals and teachers at the schools is that a lot of the children really are not getting shoes

>>kron four's live for us tonight in san ramon was a reaction to all of this with noel.>yeah a big jolt and then several seconds of shaking that's what folks are telling me they felt when that 4.3 quake hits now i'm at a shopping center in east san ramon just about a mile from danville not too far from tulsa har and black hawk and it's pretty clear that if you are anywhere in this area, if you were to your car you definitely felt that earthquake now according to usgs the quake did strike about 7 and a half miles east of black hawk and measured at 7 and a half miles in depth it struck on the greenville fault. the quake was originally a 4.4 magnitude but then it was quickly downgraded to a 4.3 now about 10 to 15 minutes later as you mentioned there was a 3.2 aftershock and then a half an hour after that a 2.2 but most people say they didn't really feel either of those i did ask several people if this quake made them think about whether or not there are emergency preparedness kits were ready if a bigger one strikes and here's what they have

the graffiti was discovered in san ramon sunday on several commercial buildings and at an atm machine near crow canyon road. san ramon police released video surveillance of the suspect. 18-year-old jacob lee, today he turned himself in to police. his bail has been set at $40,000. >>> two people are under arrest after a high-speed chase near the airport. an airport spokesperson says officers followed a stolen car as it sped by terminal a, international arrivals, and eventually terminal b. it crashed near southwest expressway. no one was hurt, officers looking for a third person who was in the car but got away the chase had started at center and telly road. >>> the faa says a plane stolen for the watsonville airport crash leaving no survivors. video should the plane taxiing towards the runway for june 26, the owner reported self stolen the next day. the faa determined the plane crashed a few miles off the coast of the santa cruz mountains. coast guard canvassed the area but cannot find evidence of a crash. police believe the suspect is 64-year-old hugo mar, he tried to reserve the plane

>>well the generators were going cities like berkeley castro valley and san ramon starting august 1st other bay area water agencies also have plans in place and santa clara valley water has backup power at all of its drinking water treatment plants and in north where and north korean water district just purchased and rented additional backup generators that can be deployed during power shut offs. the big story that we're following for you this morning, a federal judge in san francisco blocked president trump's new asylum rule from taking effect nationwide. so the real issue last week prohibits almost all migrants at the southern border from applying for asylum. the judge said that the rule is likely invalid because it's inconsistent with the existing asylum laws alyssa decision is overturned on appeal the judge's order will remain in effect until there's a full trial on a lawsuit filed by the groups including one based in berkeley. well if tesla that hit 2 pedestrians in san francisco over the weekend was not an auto pilot. so investigators are now preparing search warrants and workin

what folks are telling me they felt when that 4.3 quake hits now i'm at a shopping center in east san ramon just about a mile from danville not too far from tulsa har and black hawk and it's pretty clear that if you are anywhere in this area, if you were to your car you definitely felt that earthquake now according to usgs the quake did strike about 7 and a half miles east of black hawk and measured at 7 and a half miles in depth it struck on the greenville fault. the quake was originally a 4.4 magnitude but then it was quickly downgraded to a 4.3 now about 10 to 15 minutes later as you mentioned there was a 3.2 aftershock and then a half an hour after that a 2.2 but most people say they didn't really feel either of those i did ask several people if this quake made them think about whether or not there are emergency preparedness kits were ready if a bigger one strikes and here's what they have to say yeah and we do we have a kid so makes me glad we have it. >>you always have to be prepared for that one hour we should be at home. >>i a blue and with water and no hope but i'm going to change

so breezy conditions in spots, 14-mile per hour winds in san ramon and 17 in concord and 20 in fairfield 10 in berkeley. your weather headlines, morning low clouds and areas of fog, cool and breezy conditions, we will see that afternoon sunshine, so mostly sunny with seasonal daytime highs and keeping that going through most of the week even through july 4th on thursday and high pressure strengthens and we will warm up in time for the weekend. here is the satellite and radar view. there is an upper level low bringing in the sea breeze for us. the clouds to start and the sun in the afternoon and you can see the clouds pull back to the coast at the lunchtime hour and through the rest of the afternoon all of us will see that sunshine. for tomorrow low clouds, areas of fog, parts of the bay could see patchy drizzle along the coast and then the afternoon sunshine. daytime highs for today, mid- 80s from fairfield and concord and santa rosa, 78 in free mont, looking at mid-60s in san francisco. daytime highs where we should be. coastal clouds for july 4 but sunshine, temperatures similar to tod

most people know the fault is here that encompasses danville, san ramon and dublin. the fault had a 5.5 magnitude earthquake in 1980. look at the shaking intensity. weak to light across the entire bay area however, this earthquake was felt as far south as san jose, as far west as san francisco and dan and ama, folks felt the 4.3 earlier this afternoon. >> interesting. drew, thanks. >>> we sent out multiple push alerts this afternoon as first one earthquake then another hit. download the app now so you'll be in the know when breaking news happens immediately. >>> it's been less than two weeks since a pair of earthquakes rattled southern california. a 6.4 hit on the fourth of july followed by a 7.1 the next day. the largest quake in southern california in 20 years. both were near ridge crest and caused sole damage cracking buildings and roads but causing very few injuries. abc 7 news can help you prepare for an earthquake or any natural disaster. go to our website, abc 7 news dot coal slash repair norcal. >>> retired supreme court justice john paul stevens died at the

san ramone 81. menlo park, oakland, kemp field upper 60s or mid-70s. bodega bay -- again, it depends on press ca darero if you are closer to the coast or inland, might be warmer. that's the forecast highs i'm going with for now. a cooler pattern, west, southwest, 26, gusts to 38 at 2:00 in the morning at travis. a breezy day, low clouds coming in, once they burn back that breeze picks up. it's on shore out to davis, vacaville as well. the high clouds, just went to the east of the sierranevada will stay to the east. anything that swings up, probably won't have much going for it. mostly clear in tahoe. the breeze generate as good breeze. same for us. 53, 55 on the water temperatures. 55 at the san francisco buoy. san francisco temperature 54. 5 napa airport. upper 50s for many. calistoga, heelsburg, upper 40s. couple of 40s this morning. couple holding on. that system sweeping by in the pacific northwest, deepen as little bit, the southern end of that. 60s, 70s, low 80s unless you are well inland you will get mid-80s. 70s for many here in years that were

and 13 mile an hour winds out of the west,we in san ramon. the satellite and radar view, closer to us farther south bringing in the stronger sea breeze and temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so here we are on futurecast. and you can see that sunshine and clearing for most of us except along the coast. and then as we head through tomorrow morning, once again, looking at low clouds and areas of fog along the coast. and parts of the bay, patchy drizzle along the coast once again tomorrow morning. as we go through the evening, we'll continue to see those windy conditions. this is on futurecast wind gust. and we'll see the winds die down tonight and tomorrow. and the winds not as strong as we look ahead to tomorrow. the sunset at 8:30 and the sunrise at 6:01. daytime highs for today, again, not as warm compared to yesterday. still temperatures in the upper 80s concord and fairfield. 64, cool, and cloudy along the coast. here's the seven-day forecast and what you can expect. temperatures warmer for tomorrow. temperatures cool d

if you are going out to the park in san ramon, a few clouds. it's going to be a really nice one.ow 80s in the south bay which is about normal for this time of year, reaching 83 degrees and downtown, while gilroy tops out at 82 degrees. we will see a high of 85 in concord today, and 75 degrees in hayward and half moon bay, only 60 degrees, and it will be a struggle to make it up to 60 because it's going to be foggy. redwood city, reaching 76 degrees. on the embarcadero, a high of 64 degrees and a breezy wind while the north bay temperatures reach the low 70s and 80s. it will be hot in yukiah reachig 92 degrees. and the coastal areas staying cool and cloudy while the valleys will be hot, but going into next week it looks like there will be a storm system approaching the pacific northwest. that would provide cooling but it looks like that high pressure blocks it and keeps it hot here for the next several days. we will start to ht up going into the weekend. by saturday we are in the upper 80s in the inland areas, and that continues into at least the middle of next week. san francisco

as you make plans for this morning getting out the door in san ramon, it's going to be a nice cool start to the day with upper 50s at 7:00. if you are heading to the park around 10:00, upper 60s and then reaching into t upper 70s by early afternoon, a lot of sunshine and breezy winds there. you will notice it will be cooler. morgan hill seeing a high of 83 degrees, and no 90s for the east bay. warm temperatures in antioch and pittsburg, but a lot of low 80s for some spots. half moon bay, expect a high of drizzling.and staying cloudy north bay up to 92. novato reaches 82 degrees. our weather pattern will start to heat up into the weekend. we are just catching a bit of a break right now, and then a storm system move into the pacific northwest may bring in minor cooling next week. we will be hot from now to then with continuing in the upper 80s in the valleys, and san francisco keeping it cool there along the coast. a little more in the way of clouds and fog for today. mike, you were checking in on what was happening in palo alto. >> a hit-and-run crash called into chp, so we checked northb

to mid 80s for him antioch as well as for bruntlett heading to the afternoon. 80 in san ramon. sixties for san francisco, as well as berkeley. the upper 60s in alameda, oakland and family at her. the upper 70s in petaluma and coming up in ukiah to the low 90s. the weekend forecast is coming up. >>> couple that lost everything in the california deadly wildfires managed to make one miraculous recovery. >> you can look back at cherished memories from two decades ago. mark and mary taylor lost all of their photos in the camp fire last november including the precious wedding album. with the anniversary approaching, they decided to at least try to find the photos from today. tracking down the photographer, that they had not seen in nearly 20 years and he gave them a huge surprise. >> here is the album. >> this means so much to us. >> that is so sweet. even after shooting hundreds of weddings, the photographer still remember this one.>> i remember him crying as she was walking down the aisle and i thought, these people are so much in love. but these were the only photos that we had fro

inland, 2:00, looking at more 80s inland with 70s approaching san ramon. mfortable 60s in san francisco. today the fog will be parting the shoreline. tomorrow will be the cooler afternoon. i will have my accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> breaking news. another major earthquake rocked southern california. that's where officials are warning of aftershocks after last night's 7.1 earthquake. it was centered 11 miles from ridgecrest. authorities are beginning to survey the damage and will provide an update in a little bit. "abc 7 news" reporter marcus moore has more. >> reporter: overnight an historic earthquake rocking southern california and witnesses telling the terror. >> out in california we're worried about the big one. there's that moment when you think, could this be the big one. >> reporter: in 7.1 magnitude quake violently shaking chandeliers at this restaurant in cochella valley, knocking out power throughout the starts, throwing water out of pools, starting two fires in ridgecrest, california. to the east, this highway

southwesterly wind at 12 and berkeley 20 in san ramon. 16 in concord and antioch.f the west southwest, and looking at 23-mile-per-hour wind in fairfield once again. the windiest spot across the bay area. head through the afternoon with the microclimate forecast for coast cool mid-# 0s. and we will see that clearing looking at mostly to partly sunny skies in westerly wind at 20 mice per hour. inland locations, upper 70s to low to mid-# 0s with the sun shine. here's a ridge of high pressure pushes to the eastch the low pressure system to the north is ushering the onshore flow for us. so that strong stronger sea breeze and that's why we are going to be cooler for today. but below average temps for this time year. hour by hour on futurecast stopping at 4pp. you can see the cloud cover pushing back to the coast this afternoon tomorrow morning, areas of fog along the coast. parts of the bay and inland locations patchy drizzle along coast and temps warmer for wednesday. but for today, from 1 to 4 degrees below average for thistime of year. 78 in san jose. and 81 for hose

. >> reporter: crane plays with her dog dolly at her home in san ramon and said dolly hasn't been theame since being attacked by a dog trainer's own dog a year ago. jane's other dog died in the same attack. the san ramon woman and her husband went on vacation and left their dog in the care of this woman, dawn smith. >> i received a call from her frantic telling me they had been walking my dogs and a pit bull came and killed kenzie and she saved dolly. >> reporter: smith later admitted it was her dog and not a pit bull that killed her dogs. she believes kenzie died at this apartment where smith was believed to have lived sat the time. a lawsuit filed last year by another dog owner against smith accused her of breach of contract and fraud for failing to provide the services paid for. the attorney dropped the case when process servers could not locate smith to serve her the necessary legal papers. we attempted to contact smith for this story but we are unsuccessful. last summer she did speak by phone to abc 7 news about the death of kinsey and said sher dog ma have escaped her kennel whi

. >>> off interstate 680 an overturned big rig blocked an exit in san ramon. the chp tweeted this. the truck was across all lanes after noon and an alert was issued. >> brace yourself, expect your power and gas bill to go up if california's public utilities commission approves pg&e's request to raise rates. today was the first chance for the public to weigh in. lyanne melendez is live from pg&e's san francisco headquarters after seeing how much of a hike might affect and cost you? >> reporter: this won't happen overnight, dan. a panel of three judges will listen to what the public has to say and then write their recommendation and cpuc commissioners will vote. that will likely happen next summer, 2020. pg&e executives came prepared to listen to their customers and try to convince them that the utility needs more money for wildfire protection. first came assurances from pg&e's ceo bill johnson. >> that means it doesn't go toward the pay of my colleagues or me. >> reporter: the money would go towards their new wildlife safety operation center that opened in march which includes weath

if you aren't already live in san ramon noel bellow kron 4 news. >>thank you so much noel we have team coverage of this earthquake for you this evening kron four's michelle kingston talk to usgs officials for us today who tell us what we can expect the rest of this week. >>i didn't feel it in san francisco, but i heard from people on twitter who felted in fremont in livermore tracy brentwood borough klee and as far north as santa rosa in sacramento, some even feeling it down south in san jose, they felt that jolt they felt the shaking luckily. no damages were reported. >>the risk sequins was a great reminder that this this can happen and does happen in california a 4.3 magnitude earthquake rattled the east bay just after 1 o'clock on tuesday afternoon. according to the united states one 11 just 7 and a half ned miles east of black hawk usgs officials say very few events that happened on this fault line in the past 20 years, a 5.4 and a 5.8 were felt in 1980 livermore but that's about it. after tuesday's earthquake. there were aftershocks reported i

some locations, 30 mile an hour winds out of the west and san francisco, 10 at half moon bay, 10 san ramon, eight mile an hour wind in vallejo, 16 antioch as well as fairfield in the southwest this morning. the weather headlines clear, breezy, cool to mild temperatures, we warm up again inland mild conditions for the bay, cool of the coast, we continue with the cool down as we head for the week with stronger onshore flow. the satellite and radar views, the upper level low to the north, drying in the onshore flow, tomorrow a stronger seabreeze kicks in for us and that means temperatures will be a little bit cooler as well. as you go through the day you can see future cast hour by hour, clear skies across the region, tomorrow, starting off the day with low clouds and areas of fog than the sunshine again cooler tuesday. today, you can see temperatures will be just a little bit above average for this time of year, again, cooler compared to the weekend, 82 santa clara, 83 san jose, 94 hyatt morgan hill. load 90s pleasant hill, concorde, fairfield, pittsburgh, antioch as well as brentwood. some

widespread mid-to upper 80s for the san ramon valley including 86 in dublin. mill valley, 80. 84, napa and petaluma. 94, clear lake. we are watching that fire and it will be hot air and it will be every day this week. inland highs stay in the 90s. at the coast, forget the 90s, we are talking low 60s. that is your kpix5 forecast. >>> at two months old, she stopped breathing. a family comes face-to-face with the dispatcher that walked into cpr and save the their babies life. >>> recently a nonprofit is celebrating its donors. not only is the organization saying thank you, students are expressing their gratitude too. >> reporter: this is what you see when a student is rising above scholar succeeds. the cap and gown, pomp and circumstance. what you do not see it the shoulders they are standing on. the donors who keep students rising above. tonight they are gathered here at salesforce for the scholars lease are sorry the event and a chance for a group of legacy donors to make the students they have helped get into college. >> college was not a word in my vocabulary

. >>> a teenager in san ramon is facing hate crime and vandalism charges in connection with racially charged graffiti that was spray-painted on several buildings near camino ramon. police say video from an atm that was vandalized help them identify the suspect. 18-year-old jacob lee of san ramon. he turned himself over to police this afternoon. his bail has been set at $40,000. >>>p back down today on efforts to include a citizenship question on the 2020 census. he signed an executive order to get a count of noncitizens from federal databases. jana is here with the impact that could have. >> reporter: the census is mandated by the constituti to get a count of how many people live in the u.s. president trump said today he believed no start stone unturned to count how many other people are not citizens. the battle over adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census ended thursday. president trump change tactics. saying instead he would issue an executive order.>>> i'm ordering every department and agency in the federal government to provide the department of commerce with all request

san ramon 80. at the north bay we will get low clouds and drizzle, especially from sausalito. 73 in san rafael. lakeport, we have 90s again tomorrow. stay here, it will be mild. temperatures in the mid 80s. around the bay, we will be in the 70 degrees range. next time we get any kind of a warming trend in the bay area, probably no 90s, and that is probably midweek. otherwise, status quo. a pretty good weekend ahead. allen? >>> i think the price of gas was $.35 a gallon. >>> up next, the bay area city that could start taxing live in uber taxes. to the u.s. is taking action to try to protect endangered animals in other countries. >>> the scene of one bay area mudslide looks almost the same as what happened five months ago. >>> something new tonight from stefan curry. an announcement in front of hundreds of kids in the east bay. >>> here is what you missed if you are just getting home right now. president trump is trying to distance himself from what was chanted at his rally in north carolina last nigh

we're at 59 in half moon bay. 87 in brentwood. 86 in san ramon right now. 78 in san jose. 73 currentlyn napa. the 24-hour temperature change, we're warmer everywhere right now compared to this time yesterday by about 7 degrees in concord. 9 degrees in brentwood. 3 degrees warmer than yesterday in san francisco. and this warming trend, it will continue over the next couple of days. in fact, our hottest spots by midweek hitting the century mark. overnight tonight, the call from accuweather with low of 53 in san francisco. 59 san jose. 60 antioch. we'll have coastal cloud cover but that's about it for the marine layer. plenty of stars away from the coast. it's time out that marine layer. future with areas we go into the early morning hours tomorrow, you're really finding limited fog. we'll zoom in just a little bit closer, show you where fog is over parts of san francisco. the presidio, also let's talk about the east bay, el cerrito, oakland, patchy fog. north bay around napa and santa rosa, patchy fog. by morning fog is pulling back to the coast. a lot of sunshine tomorrow. that's going

we'll zoom into the spots and find cloud cover in the morning from san ramon, oakland, hayward, san francisco way as far south as san mateo. and then through the later morning hours it will pull back to the coast, but it will stay along the coast, bringing a nice sea breeze that will stretch inland tornl. so look at your refreshing changes on the way. highs today in our hottestottest in the 80s, 90s, even the century mark. tomorrow look at the changes, 17 degrees cooler in concord and redwood city with highs in the 70s and in the 80s. so closer look tomorrow on our monday i 80 in san jose, 79 in santa clara. 83 in morgan hill. along the peninsula much cooler, 70 redwood city, 72 mountain view, 71 in ma city of ka, san francisco a lot of cloud cover, afternoon sunshine. 65 downtown. north bay not as hot tomorrow. 78 in sonoma, 79 napa, 86 in santa rosa. the east bay tomorrow in the 60s and 70s. 69 berkeley, 07 in oakland, 74 in fremont. we are out of the 90s even triple digit heat. 82 walnut creek, 87 the high in brentwood. accuweather seven-day forecast stays the same, warmer mid week. warmin

michelle is mentioning the breezy and windy conditions. 60 mile-per-hour wind for san ramon at the south southwest looking at half moon bay, at 7. 8 and oakland. 10 a berkeley. 11 mile-per-hour wind in vallejo, as well as for concord the windiest spot and fearful 22 mile-per-hour winds out of locaons. yo weather henes with thgh thtri an afternoon. sunny and warm weather, not just today, but tomorrow as well. the onshore flow kicks back in starting sunday and into early next week temperatures going back down. the reason why we are going to warm up is because of the ridge of high pressure that is only going to move closer to us as we move through today and with it, the temperatures will be heating up. especially inland to the low 90s for some of the warmest spot. the future cast hour-by-hour, you can see the clearing going through the day with the clouds pulling back to the coast. the clouds are hanging around for you along the coast and tomorrow morning, check this out. less cloud cover to start the day. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon for saturday with temperatures warmer than today.

attended berkeley. 16 in san ramon. 10 in antioch. 23 mile-per-hour wind in fairfield. i will let you know what you can expect in your neighborhood this afternoon, and coming up. >>> left take a live look at the santa clara valley medical center in san jose. that is where seven of the 12 shooting victims from the gilroy garlic festival are being treated treated this morning. hospital officials we spoke with explained what last night was like as people were trying to get over the initial shock of the shooting. >> never had a mass shooting and santa clara county. are staff did a great job of coming in to help. we had no delays. we had no staffing issues. it was all handled well and professionally by our team.>> we heard some of the victims non-gunshot injuries range from scrapes and bruises to a broken ankle. center medical center has admitted to victims but we do not know their status. >>> more than 80,000 kaiser permanente workers will begin voting whether to walk off of the job. if authorized the nationwide labor stoppage would be biggest since the teamster strike of 1

in the hills los gatos, 70. 60 in san ramon. there's 50s out there where there were mainly 60s in the east bay valleys. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. we have a west wind at 18 miles per hour. sea breeze a little faster today. that's going to keep us grayer at our beaches. stronger sunshine as the high clouds we had yesterday won't be around. if you're heading out from 2:00 to 9:00 afternoon to evening, in the yellow here which is san francisco, san pablo and the delta, the gusty winds could be difficult for small craft. here is a look at the north bay. clouds at 55 at 7:00, sunshine and low to mid 80s in the afternoon hours. in the 60s through 9:00 in the east bay. our last stop will be san francisco where the clouds will be a little more come nant. lower clouds this time and we hang out in the mid 60s. that weekend forecast is next. here is frances with a look ath >>> things are looking a lot better on westbound 80. here is a live shot of headlights moving westbound on 80 through emeryville. the crowd got through an

cooler temps in the afternoon. 14-mile-per-hour wind in san francisco. 19 in san ramon. 18 for concord and 16-mile-per- hour winds in fairfield. we will talk about what to expect in your neighborhood coming up in a bit. . >>> i am katie nielsen at the live news desk in mississippi you are looking at live pictures at a walmart near the tennessee border. you can see a massive police presence. that's after an early morning shooting. apparently two people are dead. police officer was injured. from what we understand, right now, a gunman opened fire in the store killing one person. the gunman was then apparently shot and killed by police in the parking lot outside of the store. one officer was injured in that gun battle. but is expected to survive. no word yet on what led up to the shooting. at the live news desk katie nielsen. >>> san francisco is working to build another navigation center for the homeless. city leaders are working with caltrans to secure one of the parking lots off evans avenue in the bayview district. the shelter would have up to 200 bedsch the homeless population has sp

in san ramon, 11 a berkeley. 13 in antioch. 14 mile-per-hour wind caulking windspeed at 20 miles per hour. refilled. the weather headlines are mainly clear skies and breezy conditions with patchy fog and low clouds near the water. sunny and mild conditions continue not just today, before july 4. it is another spectacular day for tomorrow as well. we will see it the stronger onshore flow for thursday, july 4 and i will show you this in a moment the future cast. clouds run for san francisco. the fireworks shows at fisherman for. here you go with the satellite and radar view. super the ridge of high pressure to the south in the rear low pressure to the north generating the storms for the pacific northwest. for us, it is just cashing the seabreeze and the onshore flow. it kicks in for tomorrow. heading to the day today, clear skies. enjoy this afternoon. for tomorrow morning, low clouds and areas of fog on the coast. part of the bay could see patchy drizzle for tomorrow in the morning. do to the stronger seabreeze and we have the s

several seconds of shaking that's what folks at this shopping center off black hawk road in east san ramon are saying they felt. >>when that 4.3 quake hit tuesday afternoon. >>i heard like the house can moving a and my dogs got a little freaked out which is it more scary according to usgs the quake struck on the greenville fault just about 7 and a half miles east of black hawk it was originally a 4.4 magnitude but then downgraded to a 4.3. >>though technically a minor quake. it was felt all across the east bay and my son lives over in oakland he text me right away, he's and did you feel it so he killed and over no plan for many it raises the question of whether or not they're ready. if and when a larger quake hits are you prepared in case the bigger one. >>i have a bottle of water in the a big part of a we do we have the kids so makes me glad we have it always have to be prepared for that one hour we should be at home. >>a blue and with water and no but i'm going to change the water soon and to get out from that last 80 not of in san ramon noel bellow kron 4 news. >>according to the united

in san ramon tomorrow 80 degrees. north bay, low clouds begin to filter in over the shoreline and kind of pack inland tonight. petaluma 79. santa rosa 82. and sonoma 87. and ukiah and lake ported and clear lake, low 90s. napa valley, 88. and the extended forecast, numbers cool a little bit inland. back into the 80 and saturday wil bump up again. upper 80s and low 90s for sunday and monday. winds out of the southwest in the north bay and northwest in the south bay. we will explain that someday but not now. mid-60s around the bay and we will update this on night beat at 10 p.m. and have something you don't know on apollo 11. >> love this. >>> our two bay area baseball teams are red hot. a charge toward the playoffs? >> yeah. the giants all of a sudden, the giants started their road trip last in the nl west. they return home tomorrow night in third place and in the wildcard race. the giants swept a four game series at coors field for the first time since 2011. he broke a 5-5 tie with his second homer of the year. he went

san ramon. danville in there. livermore as well. but there's still a few 50s in the mix. is es. san francisco, bowie, monterey, both bows there are at 56. one of these days, that moonwrote me and fix that. that was two months ago. >> uh-oh. >> i get it. sometimes you know, but -- you know, it is kind of important. sea surface temperatures. boaters. fishing interest, surfers. it really is important. we do have the low clouds there. but for today inland. warm to hot categories. and near average for others. 60s, 70s, by the water's edge there. and temperatures continue to bump up to saturday. and another low drops in. cooling trend starts early next week. >> and if u can't reach steve 24/7, you can download our ktvu weather app. it does have interactive radar, hourly updates. it also has an easy feature. you can upload video. thank you for that. it is a free download. >> look for steve first. >> i text him. bay area homeowners with new and willing tenants who are down on their luck, and they need a place to stay. >>> and we hear from political experts on how a bay area billionaire c

fremont around 80. 87 in san ramon, antioch 89. vallejo 80.city only the mid-60s. sonoma 82. cloverdale 93. the extended forecast, hot this weekend, and land only. myles miller water, 60s and 70s. 102 and the hottest in land spots. we will then all cooldown to keep the sunshine for the first half of next week. that is the warm forecast. >>> police are searching for a pair of stolen puppies after an online ad posting goes horribly wrong. >>> workers will have to dig deep to finish the subway on time. what we saw underneath union square today. >>> san mateo county launches new training tools to encourage pilots to make a quieter entrance. >>> training camp opens this weekend. we are counting down to the first refusing game on august 10. we are the exclusive home for niners preseason action. this year they will let fans attend 11 preseason workout that the practice facility in santa clara. they say mark your calendars to celebrate dwight clark on august 7. >> there was impact be on the field. pants come to camp on that day. on 8/7, everyone that

ramon, dublin. widespread on the east bay shores. san leandro, hayward. fremont. as we get into the winds, the onshore breezes with us as well. fairfield 18. concord, a southerly gust of 23. as we get into the afternoon for today, the fog is expected to pull back. but our west-facing beaches will remain under 5. then as we get into the evening hours, it ross the bay. illegal fireworks by using its online tool. you can snap, click and report photos or video of anyone using, storing or selling illegal fireworks. and there's a 24-hour hotline to report violators. the fines? they start at $500 if you're caught with illegal fireworks. and just this week. the alameda county sheriff's office, confiscated more than 2300 pounds of illegal fireworks. aerial fireworks like rockets and missiles are banned. all across california. so-called safe and sane fireworks, like sparklers. they're legal and on sale in some bay area cities. >>> time is 4:32. cal fire seized more than 131,000 pounds candles, m80s th 500 people. and arrested more than 35 others. official says illegal firew

black hawk, san ramone, danville, 61. el cerrito, in the 50s. 69. water temperatures bumped up a bit. that's what the temperatures should be between the first of july through the 15th of july. san francisco, 54 to 56. that will make an impact on the low. west, southwest, 20 to travis. on shore breeze. 43 up in truckee. 80 las vegas. temperatures inching up a little bit here. the high in the desert southwest is nosing towards us. 60s, 70s, upper 70s, low to mid- 80s inland. if no 90s hit today, they will thursday, friday and saturday, warm to hot for some. inland event, cooler but nice on sunday. the warriors say bye-bye to a long time play their helped them win three championships. coming up, sean livingston, was a key to many warrior victories. how the team is cutting ties to him. >>> a victory lap back on home turf. i'm brian in new york, coming up details on how the team is celebrated for their historic win. >>> a new episode oh our bay area people pod cost is out now, olympic legend and civic right's activist tacked about his silent gesture at th

check out where we will be at 8:00, 80 in the san ramon valley.eady 0 degrees. a couple of days the heat is expected. by 6:00 tonight still near 100 degrees. we will talk about the length of the heat wave, how long it will be and where we will see the relief in a few minutes. kumasi. >>> thanks, lisa. in sonoma county they're expecting heat and a sold-out crowd at sonoma raceway. while they may be hot it may only be a mild distraction as the national hot rod association nationals come to town. "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman has the details. >> reporter: have you heard someone complain about the heat being a drag? we know a place where they're taking that literally. >> i love the action. i love the noise. i love the rush. >> reporter: so welcome to sonoma raceway this weekend. got a hose? >> we put a little water down for the burnout. >> reporter: keeping that burnout area wet may be one of the cooler jobs along the starting line. >> of. >> reporter: how who do the tires get? >> you are talking 120, 130 degrees. >> reporter: don't blink. you

tomorrow and it is sponsored by the san ramon valley kiwanis club. and mike, it will take time to get home because people will be traveling. maybe you'll be home in time to put out a lawn chair to watch the parade. lucky. >> i won't be home in time to watch it. i was it in last year. >> you were in the parade last year. >> yeah, i helped somebody. i walked in it. it was nice because we're -- we live close to that area. >> did you do a -- >> it was like -- >> a meteorologist -- >> no, have this and have this. haven't seen you since little league baseball. >> popular is the person who hands things out. >> it was the same every year. so you go there knowing what to expect. >> and you know what i love, it is the same every year and still 30,000 people turn out. >> exactly. it is a fun time. if you ever get a chance. you should try it out. let's take a look and show what you is going on. san jose 87 and partly cloudy at about 56 degrees right now. taking a look at accuweather highlights, bright and minor temperature change and for all of the activities to

a little bit of relief any san ramon. 80. the bay, upper 60s in hayward and oakland. 61 in san francisco. 84 in santa rosa. 76 san jose. really nice weather if you head out. most of the clouds are gone along the coast. if you head out except for around half moon bay, you should see a gorgeous sunset about the 8:31. increasing clouds and coastal drizzle as the on shore breeze and cooler weather kicks in. it will bring pretty comfortable conditions next week. you can see the clouds on live doppler 7 going away. from here, emeryville you can see there's none of that thick fog hanging around san francisco. heading out at 7:00, pretty much the same temperature as now. we're in the 50s at the coast all four time frames here. 60s and 70s at 8:00. back in the upper 50s and mid 60s by midnight. on our way down to mid 50s to mid 60s out in antioch. here's a look at tomorrow. we've got a sea breeze that will take our temperatures down as the marine layer is going to get deeper as we head into the week. it starts really tomorrow evening.