my wife lives in san ramon along with me, i'm just not there. should not feel a thing. this is one of those things where it depends on exactly what you're doing at the time, whether or not you notice to the plaintiff people mentioning on twitter that they felt it from all around the bay area, even reports and for as far as we in sacramento, people feeling this magnitude 4.0 quake. talk about the wetter side of what will be happening to the rest of this week. here's look at what some people are sharing on social media, this coming from josh richmond. that east bay quake. and we actually just got word that the u.s. -- here's another one. east bay was definitely rocking from that quake. and this from linda sue. we just had an earthquake in the bay area, hard shake, san leandro, i'm shaking. and doug, earth to the quake felt like a pretty decent big one. hashtag earthquake hashtag bay area. thank you for sharing those. we just got word the usgs is dangling the earthquake for 3.9 and part is back on track for good in our. list on top of this breaking story throughout the eve

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san ramon, 97. 103 livermore. umbers in the immediate by a look better because we were well into the 80s in the city. it will be a warm 76 in san francisco tomorrow. that's still warm in the city. 94 in kentfield. you broke a record today. and with 96 in santa rosa, it was 104 in santa rosa today, that shattered a record that stood for almost 100 years. so this has been impressive so far. and in mendocino, no help tomorrow, just about as hot at 104. and an interesting impact from having just a little bit of an onshore flow, a little bit of help from the marine layer. look at the daytime high today in half-moon bay, only 64. just two miles away it was 93. it's not the two miles that matters, it's the thousand feet in elevation. in other words, you do not have to go far inland to lose the beneficial effects of that marine layer, that's just that patch of air that sits down close to the very cold sea surface temperatures. water's in the 50s. if you get too high that you get above that marine layer in the air, you lose

nbc bay area's bob redell joins us from san ramon. you've been monitoring a meeting of the contra costa county board of supervisors. any decision from them just yet? >> reporter: not as of yet. you can see the live stream where the contra costa county board of supervisors is still meeting virtually because of covid rules. and what they are considering this morning is an extension of the moratorium on evictions of people who have been behind the rent during the pandemic. that moratorium is supposed to expire june 30th. well, this morning the board will consider extending an additional three months to september 30th. this is something that the city of san jose is considering as well as the state of california. california looking at extending its moratorium also until september 30th. the press democrat reports that california lawmakers are likely to go along with that extension. governor newsom has proposed using federal coronavirus aid to pay off all the unpaid rent that the people owe due to the pandemic. but it will take time to distr

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san ramon, 49. sunny. low to mid50s for a lot of the bay.hen you head towards mountain view. 47. 47 in napa. 43 in santa rosa. gorgeous shot sunrise. from noon to 4:00, upper 60s for our inland neighborhoods. mid60s around the bay. upper 50s at the coast. falling quickly into the 50s and 60s by 7:00. most of us in the 50s by 8:00. tree pollen. should i keep showing this? only at moderate right now. grass is low. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast. warmer weather is on the way. here's jobina with the morning commute. >> live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. the flags aren't whipping that hard. chp issued a wind advisory for the bay bridge. south bay, live picture from 101 in san f other wind advisor to mention. i talked about the bay bridge. we'll move over here. there's also one issued for the antioch bridge. also through the altamont pass. >>> a crackdown on illegal fireworks. the two spots that have set hefty fines. >> it sounds like babies being tortured. >> how do you really feel? peacocks run amuck in on

reporting live here in san ramon, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> you look right behind bob and you see how dry it is. look up to any hills in the bay area, and that should be the message. this is a live look up in san raphael at the s-curve this morning. it's throughout california, too. >> seeing the brown everywhere. meteorologist kari hall watching the lack of rain that we're getting here in the bay area. kari? >> so dry during the winter months. the rain was too few and far between, and now we're getting some high winds here and there, and we've seen some gusty winds even kicking up this morning. as we take a live look outside in san jose, a few clouds dotting the sky and at least we do have a cool ocean breeze that's been picking up. still looking at some of those winds coming in from the west at about 20 to 25 miles per hour. it will still be gusty today, but we shouldn't see any winds as high as we did yesterday. we had gusts at 57 through the altamont pass and a lot of 55 readings. today it looks more like 25 to 30. still quite gusty as we still will have the concern of the

center here which is just about four miles southwest of san ramone.up in the hills just near the intersection of the county line for alameda and contra costa. that would mean this was closer to the fault than any other major fault. that is the one that was closest too. if you are unwonderring this wondering if there was a relationship to the one we had on monday that was about ten miles away. if they are that far off, separately fault, likely not an after shock though we would have to wait to hear the official report on that. the support news on this is no damage from this. still, if you look at how widely felt this was for those east bay hills, a 2.8 is enough. if you were up you would have felt it. let's take a look at the live view that's the scene from the camera we have on the rooftops of the tower of the bridge. that's the scene looking back over at oakland this morning where we have low clouds here as well. that's our coolest temperature on the map. it's 60 right now. it's 60 degrees. the clouds look impressive for oakland. the immediate bay. t

reporting live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob.there. >>> take a look at this live look atlas vegas. the downtown strip there, but they've got a really big drought concern in nevada. the state is banning 40% of grass in las vegas to conserve water amidst the worst drought in five years, grass you see in street medians, office parks, housing developments, they're just going to let it die. the ban does not apply to people's homes and back yards, however. the state hopes to save 15% of water every year. >>> happening today, leaders in:can cloud cover county getting ready for what could be one of the worst fire seasons in california history. supervisors will hear from the office of emergency services and fire protection district during its regular meeting. fire experts will fill in residents what to expect, power outages, smoke during fires and limited water resources. the fire chief will talk about the most dangerous fire zones and lack of resources as well as the threat of illegal fireworks. >>> 5:35 right now. we are following break

reporting live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, before you go, have any other bayunties taken some similar actions here? >> reporter: we know east bay mud and the san francisco public utilities commission asked for voluntary 10% reductions in usage from their customers. the marin water district asking customers asked to cut water usage back by 40%. >> we've all got to try to do our part on our own without being asked. >> exactly. >> thank you, bob. it's 6:34 right now. >>> breaking news, this major internet outage overnight affected dozens of high-traffic web sites, service is being restored as we speak. >> a lot of websites, "new york times," cnn, reddit, twitch, down for hours and san francisco-based fastly says they are working to fix the problem. so the company provides cloud computing services to help companies store content and services around the world and also for you this morning, we're actually moving you forward, with our road to recovery with just one week to go until the state fully reopens and here's a look for you live in san diego, gyms and fitness

happened around 1:45 this moinanit was centered san ramone. here is a look at the usgs map it. was a 2.8 quake. pretty close to the 3.9 quake in sap lorenzo on monday. that quake gave people a jolt as faraway as san francisco, sacramento and santa cruz. if you felt it you may be wonder requesting you didn't get a quake alert on your phone. that's because thankfully, it wasn't big enough. >> when you hit 4.5 and higher thank when alerts start being delivered to things like cell phones. >> a text alert could give people mile away several seconds of warning and we have a guide to get you ready for the next big one. that's at kpix.com/quake. >>> at the live news desk and some depressing but not surprising news from south florida. we are hear that more bodies were found in the rubble from that condo collapse. that news coming from an israeli commander there on the ground helping with the search and rescue efforts. take a live look at the area where emergency responders are staging their operation. this is video from yesterday. this is in the tower south collapse area. that is where t

inland is cooler with san ramon and pleasanton in livermore in the upper 60s. 70-74 elsewhere.s far as the rest of the state, we have high fire danger in the sierra. this time tahoe is not included. it is east of yosemite from topaz lake all the way down the pearson bill where we have the highest fire danger today. tonight, look at these temperatures with more 40s out there and barely some 50s. look at the rebound thursday afternoon. inland, we reach close to 80 witches near average. and 70s around the bay which is closer to average and that will continue around the day. have a good one. >>> now we check in for what is going on with gma. good morning rob. >>> good morning kumasi and hello reginald. the u.s. is turning the tables on the russian hackers behind the cyber attack on the critical fuel pipeline. the justice department recovering millions and bitcoin ransom. this morning the ceo of kroger joins us for an exclusive interview about the attack on the u.s. meat supply. we will also hear what they will do about the rising prices. >>> and a texas mom posed as her 13-year-old

abc seven news reporter amy hollyfield is live in san ramon. know a lot of people are hoping he talks about masks in the workplace. >> reporter: osha has flip- flops on the rulings of what the rules will be about masks in the office. businesses have said that have made it really tough to plan for next week. they are really hoping for clarity today. the state has said those were vaccinated can take off their masks tuesday when the state is set to fully reopen. the governor is expected to give more details about that today. the big question has been about masks in the office. osha, at one point, had a controversy overall in place, saying of one person in the office wasn't vaccinated then everyone would have to wear a mask. any people spoke out against several. many hated it. osha reversed it and said we will drop that, but did not come up with a new rule to replace >> announcements on the front but that decision was encouraging and consistent with what we have been saying for some time. we will highlight more new, not just for that position, but

along the east shore, we have fremont at 80, oakland 75. 87 san ramon, pleasanton 79, veryone else in the mid to tonight, we will ll back to ttle drizzle along the atr day look at that drop in temperature tomorrow. then we hold in the mid-80s inland, low 70s around the bay, and near 60 at the coast. below-average as we transition from june to july. >>> there is a celebration on the peninsula for a fixture of the bay area's first responder community. the menlo park fire protection district held a retirement party for chief harold chapa hohman. he joined in 1981, became a regional leader in search and rescue. he was deployed at at after hurricane katrina and countless other disasters around the world. he says it has been rewarding. >> when you love something, it is not work for this has been one of the greatest privileges of my life to be in a job where what you do makes the difference. the opwith every day, they make a difference in other people's lives, too. >> get this, menlo park is the only department that he has worked for. he started when he was 20. congratulations. >>> coming up

everybody else 70 to 75. 75 at san ramon. brentwood at 85.ratures the same as this morning, mid to upper 50s. we are warming up tomorrow and back to average. look at that domineering 100 inland saturday. prolonged period of warmer than average weather through at least wednesday. >>> new developments. the field light at san bern high school will be back in use this fall after a years long legal battle over light pollution. the superintendent told the marin independent journal the district any neighbors group have reached an agreement. there are vital details but they will be worked out by the start of the school year. >>> some streets will remain closed in palo alto so restaurants could continue with outdoor dining. the city council voted to keep stretches on university and california avenues closed to september. possible long-term plan may involve a hybrid model. >>> coming up, seven things to know this morning. >> information about the man accused in this brazen shoplifting case in san francisco. police say this was not his only case. >>> th

lafayette, san ramon about 58 degrees. let's talk about what's going to happen. not much of a change through 7:00. the coast even with more sunshine and brighter breezes you'll be held in the low to mid60s. that does continue through 7:00. great for outdoor dining. 74 to 78 same thing if you're heading out for an early dinner. temperatures in the upper 60s by 7:00. some of those marine layer clouds starting to roll back in. we have nice weather not only today but for a couple more days. newest numbers on that coming up. >>> we are starting with a sig alert. we have an extense i have backup in the area. a big rig collided with another vehicle and overturned. the backup is past 238. this is before vargas road. speeds are down to around 9 miles per hour in the area. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on around 5:48, which aligns with prepandemic times. yes, 5:48. traffic there is backed up through the maze and then a live look at the richmond san rafel bridge where things are slow for commuters traveling westbound. ferry service from s

darren peck is in the san ramon valley tracking the first flex alert of the year. >> reporter: in danville where it feels great now. earlier it was one of the locations that lost power. because of the heat today. and as paul rented out, tomorrow will be the peak of the heat wave, and that is when we can run into some bigger concerns. we are just getting started with this heat wave and already thousands of people across the bay area lost power including 3500 here in danville. that is why cal iso want you to know that there are all things we can do to help. >> tomorrow between 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. we are asking people to set their thermostats to 70 degrees or higher, to avoid using major appliances and turn off all unnecessary lights. >> reporter: and it will be hotter tomorrow, for some of us, a lot hotter. we topped out right around 100 here in walnut creek at heather farms park. but it's tomorrow, specifically here, not just walnut creek but across the entire diablo valley where we will see temperatures jump perhaps as much as another 10 degrees on thursday. >> this is heaven compared to w

we're 52 in san ramon. 48 in lafayette. everybody else in the mid to upper 50s with sunshine. 49 at santa rosa to 57 in san jose. 55 in oakland. 53 in san francisco. this is going to be one of our last cool mornings. as we head through the planner today, 60s at the coast. 71 to 78. that's bay inland at noon. 78 to 88. that's above average. today it is going to be warmer than yesterday. still pretty warm in the evening. 73 to 84. now if you are going to be out and object, tree pollen's moderate. everything else is low except for the uv index. burn time is about 15 to 20 minutes. wear that sunscreen some shade. i'm continuing to follow this deadly crash in healdsburg. there is still a scene. moving over to sausalito. we have a stall causing a slowdown before spencer avenue. speeds around 29 miles per hour. and then bringing you a live look from sky 7. at 5:59 this morning is when the metering lights flipped on at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see the backup there. i want to stick with this for a moment as we talk about

reporting in san ramon, matt boone, abc7 news. >>> a bay area man is helping girls across the country"gma3" featured brian weissfield today who went years building books with business tips for kids in the silicon valley. >> 70% of jobs that kids will fill haven't even been invented yet, so the question is how do you train a kid for a job that doesn't even exist with how to think. that is the key to the entrepreneurial mindset. >> very cool. he got the idea reading books to his daughters because he wanted to see some more empowering stories. >>> a san francisco supervisor is introducing legislation today to wave permit fees in order to help more people open a small business. >> right now opening a restaurant in san francisco requires about 20 different permits. a retail shop could require about 11. each of these permits comes with a fee and right from the start no small business must apply for each permit with a fee every single time. >> hillary ronan says her first year free program will waive all city fees that can add up to $15,000. the pilot program is estimated to cost the city ab

. >> employees not a problem at 24 hour fitness in san ramon. 50% capacity today, tomorrow no limit,and masks optional. >> saunas and steam rooms fully open, hot tubs, basketball courts. >> misha has a reopening clock in his head. >> going to feel like lot of freedoms and liberties are reinstated. they've been suspended. >> until everyone else is vaccinated or see, start taking off slowly. >> reporter: bar and grill will be closed tomorrow. wednesday the owner says he will have to make a decision on his mask policy. he still isn't totally sure what he'll decide. outside is 100% seating, inside maybe 75%. >> i feel like we should be able to move forward comfortably and take masks off, but also want my customers to feel good, employees to be safe, and there isn't great guidance. >> reporter: guidance he's hoping to get from the county and state soon. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> big cities like san francisco are hoping the changes jump start tourism. governor newsom was gearing up for the reopening. tourist hot spot open for dinner first time in a year. city leaders excited to w

this will impact customers in san ramon, oakland, berkley and other parts of the east bay. a second 4% hike will kick in next july. customers also could be hit by a separate surcharge. months down the road if the drought continues. >> let's see what happens. the water year starts in october. october to april is the water year. we're going to hope that it's a good rainy season and we can make it through. >> now that 4% increase adds up to $2.50 a month on average for the first year. it's also about $1 more each month for wastewater. >> a lot of things will be changing. jeff ranieri joins us now about our drought and the forecast going forward into the week. >> everybody's going to move into that exceptional category as we move through summer. we'll be in a worse level of drought no doubt over the next two to three months. we do want to continue our coverage tonight and focussing on marine heat waves. heat waves also happen in our oceans. so, let's get a look. and these are all created by high areas of heat throughout our oceans. now, our own pacific heat wave, it's been on a

east bay, richmond 80 to 87. 96 in san ramon. everybody will be in the 100s tomorrow in our inland east bay neighborhoods. heat everywhere. central valley, 103 in yosemite. almost a report high in tahoe. tonight you can see mid50s to mid60s. the yellow and orange. lows in our hills. tomorrow's going to be possibly a record setter. our hottest day. high heat risk again friday. heat holds inland saturday. breaks sunday. 60s, 70s and 80s monday and tuesday. >> thank you. >>> dan reynolds wants the home where he was raised to serve as a safe place for other kids. he bought his childhood home from his parents in las vegas and donated it to encircle. an organization dedicated to providing a safe space for lgbtq plus youth. the zoning needs to be changed but the seven bedroom home could be used for art and music programs, counseling sessions and a place where kids can grow up feeling loved and supported. i love that. >> i do too. >>> good morning america coming up apt 7:00 on abc 7. >> rob has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning. gr

i live in san ramon, my wife felt absolutely nothing. so this is one of those things, if you're busy doing something else, you may not have noticed that 3.9 earthquake just before 6:30 p.m. this evening. we will be right and talk about the weather situation in just a few minutes. >>> here's a look at what some of the people are sharing on social media. he says i just felt that earthquake. that is a first. jake says, obligatory earthquake post, who felt it? unfortunately, not this guy. he said he felt nothing. susan did. she said shaking things up in san francisco. >>> from some big shakes, fireworks of all kinds are banned in most bay area cities, but not in the city of dublin. people lined up all day today at the safe and sane booth. >> this is a fireworks booth here in dublin. there is a variety of safe and sane fireworks here. if you take these outside of city limits they are illegal. in the days leading up to the fourth of july, law enforcement is preparing for a spike in cas. exilisan sane" ? >> these fireworks are designed to not c

san ramon, oakland, berkeley and other parts of the east bay.hey need the money for upgrades and drought preparation. the first hike takes effect next month. customers will pay an average of $2.50 per month in the first year. >> this could be a life safer for families in east oakland. beginning today qualifying families can apply to join oakland's universal income program. families selected will be given a guaranteed income of $500 a month for the next 18 months. this was on top of their regular income. you have to apply, then 300 families will be chosen through a lottery. to qualify for now you must live in east oakland, have at least one child in your home under the age of 18 and your household income must be less than $61,000 for a family of three and a little more than $68,000 for a family of four. speaking of oakland, look at this. that's our drone video from today. it looks gorgeous. >> clear and chilly, but this is a stunning day. beautiful. you get that cold air moving in. this is the system that's bringing in the cold air, also producin

city of danville held its monthly town hall meeting focusing on emergency preparedness with the san ramon valley fire chief. >> education is the key here. it can happen. i think it's not a matter of if, it's a matter of when. and how -- how they take care of themselves will be the difference between life and death. >> the city's next town talks meeting is set to be held on july 2nd. >>> all right, time for a look at our weekend weather forecast. the weekend knocking on our door, mary? >> so excited about it. anne. happy friday to you and we are looking at temperatures a bit cooler for today. temperatures holding steady for the next few days but a big collodion for next week and that's in just a moment. here's a live look at berkeley. the east bay. and you can see clear skies out there. so already starting to see that clearing for the east bay at this lunchtime hour. and our temperatures are in the mid- to upper 50s around the bay. oakland you are coming in at 57 and downtown san francisco at 54. but check out the 70s for the rest of us for concord and in the mid 70s at this hour. also for

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from san ramone to sanville, there's moderate shaking that occurred relatively far away from the epicenter. from san leandro to oakland, people reporting the shaking intensity being felt from san francisco down through daley city. and all the way down to santa cruz and almost to morgan hill. so an earthquake of this size revised to 3.9. shaking intensity being felt light to moderate up through contra costa county. at this hour, it looks like some of the stronger, more moderate shaking was felt near the san leandro area. >> it's interesting, you bring up the danville situation. rob, any expectations of aftershocks? this is something you follow closely. >> you know, for this quake of this size, you should see some smaller aftershocks occurring so far, since this occurred at 6:29. haven't seen much, but that is the natural expectation, earthquakes of 2.0 or smaller, a high likely of that occurring 24 to 36 hours. >> january of 2018, we had a 4.4. do you remember that? that was in hayward and berkeley. >> in a densely populated area, any earthquake near a 4.0 is going to get a lot of people's

areas like livermore, 84 dublin and san ramon in the upper 70's.ed out of the low 90's and back into the low 80's oakland at 70 today while the north bay sharing a range of 70's 80's to just one 90 on the map. and that's for you in antioch right at 90 degrees today. looking ahead at next 7 days tomorrow. friday, saturday really much like one. another will start with some morning gray and with sunshine sunday for the 4th of july. please note the heightened fire danger that we will continue to be in the midst of so if you do have maybe barbecuing plans. just make sure to take account of that high fire danger, at least a time highs not going to be scorching hot 80's that are warmest 70's by the day. 50's and 60's near the coast john, thank you for that. we do have some hot spots to tell you about. this one is in mountain view traffic collision. >> and downed power lines there as well. one oh, one southbound at san antonio avenue in mountain view. again, a good alternate to get around. all of that would be to a team that tracking any major issues along

take out it is no longer slanted or san ramon is still serving up happy customers in the east bank and you heard it here first on dine-in. this. charles is opening up a wine country. could i just signed lease napa. so. >> yeah. >> until then. if you have a hankering for the dishes that are unique to charles phan. you could get online and order all the stuff. and i have a direct connection to the shop. you can always order up a meal kit. it makes land could work. >> and in san francisco, vicki kron 4 news. >> getting hungry. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. stick around, though. a lot more news ahead can way to capture game. and they're here with the news at 6. thank you, vicki. thank you. grant what we're working on a 4, 6 o'clock, a violent altercation caught on camera. a woman attacked by an amazon delivery driver. what prompted the fight and where the driver is now a warning about amazon's new sidewalk technology. it's supposed to help your devices. stay connected to the internet all the time. >> but cybersecurity experts are not sure that's a good idea. you need to know before it la

while fireworks of any kind are not allowed in pleasanton, livermore, san ramon, danville and unincorporated areas of alameda kouchbts, they are allowed in dublin, but some question why the city allows any fireworks given the high fire danger and grass and brush. the city has been dill jebts about promoting safe usage and stopping the usage of illegal fireworks. citizens must be diligent, of course, but we have had no problems in decades of use. the city also says it's adding police and fire patrols, has a zero tolerance policy on illegal fireworks and is designated alamo creek park and three others as locations where people can set off their safe and sane fireworks. the city also says there's another benefit to allowing 16 fireworks stands. they significantly help community groups raise money. proceeds from this stand will go to the briar hills swim team, which hopes to raise $10,000 to $15,000. >> we are able to hit the entire community in our fund raising effort. so it's huge. >> reporter: near alameda county, union city and newark are also selling safe and sane fireworks. marianne favro,

more than 9000 customers, bay area wide, are without power, including 6000 in san ramon. >>> this is the current demand on the power grid across the state. right now it is 33,000 megawatts. what does that mean? well, it is about 69% of available capacity. the demand has dropped off, significantly, of course, as it has cooled off at night. but kauai has called for another flex alert from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow, those three critical hours, where it gets super hot and people come home and start using electricity. earlier, governor newson declared a state wide emergency to free up additional energy capacity. now, we have team coverage for you tonight around the bay area. >> let's begin with abc 7 meteorologist, sandy patel, with record-setting temperatures. sandy? >>> yeah, let's take a look at those records. half a dozen records were set locally and around monterey bay. seven degrees breaking the old record, santa rosa was 104, we have 103 in redwood city, san rafael, which was also breaking work records for the day. take a look at how hot. elsewhere, fairfield was 110 degre

ramÓn: se hizo una marcha en favor del emblemÁtico mercado de la pulga de san josÉ. >> siento que me oterÍa. ramÓn: la historia de una hija de inmigrantes colombianos es una prueba de que muchos jÓvenes latinos alcanzan sus metas. comenzamos. ramÓn: es un gusto saludarlos. soy ramÓn adame. gracias por acompaÑarnos. el equipo de noticias univisiÓn 14 no deja de investigar lo sucedido en la pulga de san josÉ. muchas familias pudieran salir perjudicadas si este centro se cierra. los comerciantes y activistas marcharon contra el posible fin de la pulga. vamos con los detalles. [gritos] reportera: caminando bajo el sol, decenas de vendedores y activistas de san josÉ marcharon desde el mercado de la pulga para pedir que no se cierre el mercado histÓrico. >> no sÓlo me afectarÍa a mÍ, sino tambiÉn a todos aquellos que estÁn detrÁs de mÍ. son muchas familias diferentes que se ven afectadas. reportera: los lÍderes de la asociaciÓn de vendedores piden mÁs certeza con respecto al futuro del mercado. recientemente se aprobÓ que la propuesta siga adelante por parte de la ciudad. >> van a perder su

pantalla para denunciar el uso de fuegos artificiales. >> hay multas de 1000 $ en san josÉ y la multa sigue subiendo. ramÓn san josÉ considera ilegal el uso de fuegos artificiales, venta, uso y posesiÓn. las multas se incrementan a medida que se impongan. cambiando de tema, el condado de santa clara declarÓ emergencia local por la sequÍa. niveles de agua han disminuido en nÚmeros histÓricos. >> es una advertencia por ahora. mucha gente desperdicia el agua en sus hÁbitos. por ahora es advertencia. hay que ser conscientes. ramÓn: los expertos consideran usar agua reciclada para regar el jardÍn y sembrar plantas resistentes a la sequÍa. la falta de lluvia en nuestra regiÓn afecta aa varias ciudades. vamos con suheily y el reporte de la sequÍa. suheily: buenas noches. hay cambios en el pronÓstico. antioch con 96° este sÁbado. livermore con 92°. santa rosa con 90°. napa con 85°. la zona costera con 70°. el domingo debe ser similar. alameda con 90°. el calor extremo tocarÁ al noroeste del paÍs. 95° en la bahÍa de san fracisco. ya volvemos con mÁs. ramÓn: gracias. el gobernador newson llegÓ a un acuerdo con legis

we are talking about the tri- valley, san ramon valley, the 680 corridor, this is where numbers comeomorrow. you look in the bay, similar to today, we already had a nice cool day with the onshore, and the clouds. here is where we still have a heat advisory, we are still in the 100s up around ukiah and clearlake with deep shades of purple in the central valley. that's just what they do for the next several months. and showing you how far above average we were, today, watch what happens as we advance into tuesday. there is so much detail on this map. look at the blue, on the coast. we actually fall back to below average temperatures. today was the day, if you wanted to get out to the beach. there is not a lot of change in the seven day forecast. it's just like what we are about to do tomorrow for the next seven days. >>> next, why one of the best players in tennis has dropped out need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supupplemen, that calalms you helelps you u fall a sleleep fasterr and stayay a sleep l longer. great t sleep comemes naturaly with s sleep 3 o

so the tri-valley, the diablo valley, going up 680, the san ramon valley, this is where you notice aor the better. here in the bay, a little bit cooler, we started with low- grade clouds and up north still doing hundredth in mendocino, not getting the benefit of that southerly surge up in mendocino county, still going to be hot up there into the seven-day forecast, not changing weather is inland come the bay, or the beaches. >> coming up, the giants are looking like a contender. and another nba fan takes things a little too far. >> this is not from amador valley high school in pleasanton. he will be attending boise state university in the fall. congratulations, matt pick we can send your graduates voted to 2021 grads at cbs.com or tac kpix5 does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? onlyly nature's s bounty doe. new immunene twenty-fofour hours has longnger lastingng vitamin. plusus, herbal and otheher immune s supers. onlyly from natuture's bountn. stomach the giants ranked second in the big leagues with 78 homeruns. today, the power to their way back into first place. it took the

across the bay to 7 in hayward, 86 in union city got 90's into fremont that over the 100, 3 still in san ramon. look at pleasanton. they started cool down from a 109 now there a 108 degrees. you've got 96 in black hawk. you've got a 106 in concord one. '03, in pittsburgh, a 107 in brentwood. get the idea this is just one of those extreme heat, especially inland but interesting enough, not records in many spots there still is a 102 degrees in st. know checking in at a 104 and a 100 foreign yell feel so hot temperatures all around. no getting around it except right along the coastline. we've had enough of the sea breeze out toward the beaches to keep in much cooler. alright, that being said, tomorrow. here we go. it's going to be another hot one except out toward the beach 60's 70's in the san francisco going to start to cool down. we may begin to see a couple of patches of thin fog develop along the coastline by tomorrow morning. we'll see if that happens more so over the weekend 70's 80's inside the bay remaining hotter as you work your way down the peninsula but not quite as hot as it was tod

will affect customers in san ramon, oakland, berkeley, richmond and other parts of the east bay. takes effect in july, next month, second hike next july. could also be hit by separate surcharge months down the road if the drought continues. >>> vice president harris landed in d.c. following trip to mexico and guatemala. met with the mexican president about the crisis at border. vp announced that u.s. and mexico will comanage new programs to increase economic opportunity for people across central america, aimed at addressing the root cause of migration, extreme poverty, violence and government corruption. lester holt sat down for exclusive interview and pushed her on the white house's decision to send her to mexico city and guatemala, instead of the border. >> why not visit the border and see what americans are seeing in this crisis? >> we are going to the border. we have to deal with what is happening at border. that's not debatable point. but we have to understand there's a reason people are arriving at our border and ask what is that reason. and then identify the problem so we

but that's not as warm as yesterday's triple digits work for you nor in san ramon. in fact, one of our biggest temperature drops from 100 degrees yesterday to just 83 today sounds a lot better conquered. 85 oakland 77 compared to yesterday's upper 80's, but he should 77 while pittsburgh antioch in vacaville among areas still in the 90's. but the same areas likely to be only in the 80's tomorrow. you can see that here in your seven-day forecast. once we cool out of these 90's. that's where we're going to stay 80's for the rest of the week and even some % 70's peaking back out for inland spots for highs by monday of next week. bayside areas also in for a much more comfortable day today and temperatures remaining pretty level for the rest of the forecast. now, i know it's a little bit early given got to get those checks of the may's to fremont street along the bay bridge things moving along just fine. we're at the limit right now. it's only going to take you 7 minutes to get from the maze on over into that first exit in san francisco for the san mateo bridge will condi

here in san ramon, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> silicon valley, of course, one of the most challenging places to try to just make it in the bay. in about one hour we're going to get an update on -- researchers say they experience four times more food insecurity than before the pandemic. and 200,000 households are at risk of eviction. the dropout rate grew to 14% with big increases for latino students. researchers also say blacks are ticketed six times more often than whites for minor infractions. in the last year of social change silicon valley management still overwhelmingly white. apple has only one blackboard member. google only 2% of all employees are latina. and at facebook only 4% of employees are black. cisco has only five black executives out of 285 positions. that presentation starts at noon. >>> coming up, marking one >> yeah, with the c officially on, we speak with one member of the olympic fencing team, his journey to get here and some of the obstacles he's had to face in terms of covid in just getting to the game. >>> vin diesel on "the kelly clarkson show" today and what

san ramon, though. you're down to 99 while oakland berkeley and richmond much more tolerable in the low 80's antioch at one. '08, today pittsburgh in vacaville at one. '06 santa rosa down from yesterday's triple digits to just 96 today. tomorrow's highs will be a little bit cooler only peaking in the low triple digits at our warmest, which hey, is working our way in the right direction, right. as for sunday, it's not just fathers day but also the first day of summer high school into the mid 90's that our warmest the real relief well, that arrives from monday on to the rest of the week. highs will feel a lot like they did before this recent warm up with our warmest temperatures in the 80's and many of us only in the 70's rain clouds on looking at all of the things happen and father's day the intense heat. >> a whole lot going on, right. as you are heading into the city this morning on that tracking any major delays there. however, there are accidents out there like in daly city to 80 north bound hickey b

san ramon plans to put on their 4th of july fun ride danville canceled their parade for this year. conquered will put on a drive-in fireworks show where you park at the concord pavilion to watch. >> in pleasant hill is putting on their fireworks show an event just like in orinda that takes all year to plan. that's a big a big one for us. the staff fire expect this year. it's. >> you know, the first sort of. forced from big in pleasant hill since serving search account. we checked with contra. costa county fire protection district. they say they're not discouraging cities from putting on fireworks displays. but they say they must be done safely. >> in orinda michelle kingston kron 4 news. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news san francisco has seen an increase. >> a car break ins and it's devastating news. we're not only residents but also tourists. more on this ahead. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. we have to get another check of weather this morning with john maybe you're trying to figure out what to wear to browse and the your closet this morning. john, has yo

will these temperatures really jump as much as 17 degrees and more look 97 degrees in san ramon right in pleasanton 91 a black hawk. get the idea. these numbers of very, very hot. you move the central valley move the color change. that's the model picking up on some much hotter temperatures to 97 degrees in brentwood 97 in pittsburgh and that continues 96 degrees birds landing a 101 degrees right now in fairfield, 99 degrees in vacaville this is how playing out around the bay area. that hot weather is now settled in the parts of the east bay and it's starting to expand a little bit. but most of that is going to become find a little further east. and that's because we have enough of the sea breeze that we're not getting that strong offshore winds. so that can't bring those hot dry desert temperatures right along the coastline. so that's why along the coastal areas. it's going to be as much as 40 plus degrees. cooler in some spots inland by tomorrow. but this significant heat wave just kind of getting its grips now on the bay area tomorrow. going to be much hotter day. maybe talk about

. >> reporter: employees will not be a problem at 4-hour fitness in san ramon. today i's at 50% capacity, tomorrow no limit and wearing a mask will be optional. >> we'll be able to have our saunas and steam rooms open, hot tubs will be open, basketball courts. >> reporter: misha says he has a reopening kunt down clock in his countdown clock in his head. >> a lot have been suspended. >> until everyone else is vaccinated, maybe i'll start ticking it off slowly. >> reporter: the sidetrack bar and grill in pleasanton will be closed tomorrow when it opens on wednesday, the owner says he will have to make a decision on what his mask policy will be. he isn't totally sure. outside 100% seating. inside maybe 75%. >> i feel we should be able to move forward comfortably and take these masks off and also want my customers to feel good, want my employees to be safe and there isn't great guidance. >> reporter: guidance he is hoping to get from the county and the state soon. cheryl hurd, "nbc bay area news." >>> coming up on "today in the bay," transitioning to a mask-freeway

. >> reporter: tucked into a san ramon mall, harvey's shop shows the possibilities for the trees he collectstables cutting boards, art. >> and so you can really see it and touch it and feel it here at this space. >> reporter: before he became a savior of fallen trees, harvey worked as a scientist at lawrence livermore laboratory. now he applies his love of science to his love of trees. >> you can see that there's years of drought right here. >> reporter: cal fire awarded harvey an urban biomass utilization grant to help him collect the trees and plant new ones. so when these urban trees fall, they don't just make a sound. they make a new beginning. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >> amazing. >>> an israeli zoo proudly announced birth of a new baby rhino. the male rhino calf which has not yet been named, was spotted trotting alongside its mother, 11-year-old rihanna, a mother of three. look at the little guy. not that little really. i mean, for a rhino he is. anyway, the rhino is of the square lipped or southern white rhinoceros breed, the most common of all rhinos, they're not presently c

the assistant manager at a hardware in san ramon says most customers don't come in until it's already hot outside, but she says they are stocked and ready to go. it is not just california baking under the sun, tens of millions of americans across the western u. s are experiencing this heat wave. a heat dome is creating the widespread conditions and sparking concerns about power grid failures and wildfires. the threat of wildfire is especially dangerous in areas experiencing the worst drought conditions. in two decades. right now, at least eight states are under some kind of heat watch or warning and to keep up with the bay area heat. just download the k t v weather app. you'll get hourly updates and the seven day forecast piedmont police officers quick action saved the man and a dog from a burning car officer jason germano was the one to pull them out. and tonight he is being called a hero. atvs and really joins us live in piemonte with more on the story, amber, like the piedmont police officer tells me he's just glad he was able to help save a life. his body camera shows the actions