temperatures are well into the 90s, it's 104 in san ramone right now, 101 in santa rosa. 95 in san jose95 in oakland. 95 in red wood city. the city is warm with a temperature of 85 degrees. excessive heat warnings and advisers are officially in effect right now and this heat is with us for several days. these will last until mon wthe whole entire holiday weekend. so let's go hour by hour. later on this evening, t 70s an. so it is a warm night with little relief overnight. we will stay in the 60s and 70s to start the day tomorrow. that means tomorrow afternoon, hotter than today. we'll look at those numbers. the fire danger and the full accuweather forecast. >> we will see you then, thank you. >>> in some parts of the bay area, we can not head to the water over the weekend due to wildfire damage. because of the pandemic some beaches are closed in marin county. reserve.s in pacifica, the and santa cruz county beach itsebeachs are only opened a few hours each day. we talked to people who headed to stenson beach to escape the 75ling beach. >> reporter: stenson beach in the north bay was a h

right now look at the numbers. 101 in san ramon. we're at 94 in san jose. 99 in santa rosa. it's 107 in cloverdale. 87 in oakland. the city right now coming in at 82 degrees. tonight our marine layer, it is totally absent. it's gone. there is no fog to help cool us off. overnight tonight, we will be dealing with very warm conditions. we'll only fall into the 60s and into the 70s overnight tonight. tomorrow morning first thing, you'll feel that warm air out the door, and then it will be very hot tomorrow afternoon. so let's take a closer look at our highs tomorrow and our microclimate. starting in the south bay, forecasting a high of 102 in san jose. that would be a record high tomorrow. 107 in morgan hill. 100 in cupertino. this is why we had the excessive heat warnings in effect. this is dangerous heat we're dealing with in the south bay. along the peninsula, 101 for redwood city. that would be a record for tomorrow. 99 in palo alto. 95 in san mateo. the coast, yes, it is cooler. this is still warmer, in the upper 70s to lower 70s to half moon bay to pacifica. we are expect

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reporting live here in san ramon, bob redell. >> bob, thank you. >>> coming up for you this midday, our scott mcgrew breaks down last night's debate. >>> and the a's are in a win or go home situation. a live report from the coliseum as the team and fans try to win one to stay alive. >>> coming up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live" followed by "access daily," then "days of our lives" at 1:00. >>> this fire outbreak is a reminder to assess everything, your go back, escape routes. your wildfire home insurance, insurance experts are predicting many of the people whose houses are burning down this week, they will not have adequate insurance coverage to fully rebuild. most homeowner policies basically auto renew, and largely do not keep pace w rising construction costs. so please d to avoid an underinsurance surprise. >>> america's response to the coronavirus was supposed to be one of the main topics in last night's presidential debate. but, scott mcgrew, anyone watching last night, was really difficult to tell what was happening at some times. >> kind of parallel to our resp

portions of the north bay, yellow moderate still holding on for san jose mountain view conquered san ramon as well as napa while in orange we are still seeing very pour conditions the central valley as well as you head south of san jose, the santa cruz. there's still plenty of wildfire smoke out along the central coast. but as for the bay, we are looking so much better than we were and we are definitely thankful to see that now one of the reasons that we have seen such improvements in air quality as we are seeing any new smoke from our northern california, oregon fires all that is being sent out across the rest of the country where there is actually worse air quality now for portions of the rockies than what we're seeing back here in the bay area there is still smoke being put up from our sierra nevada as well central coast fires and that is still going to pose a risk of some smoky conditions come the weekend as this offshore flow or versus and some of our hot dry inland air pushes back out into the bay could offer us some of that smoke come saturday and then especially sunday but in the m

the coast in right along the bay once you head inland, it gets poor really quickly conquered or san ramon livermore so as fairfield the napa looking that less than ideal conditions. also noticing a a hit to hew to the skies above san francisco right now so there's likely some smoke a lot that is about to be settling back in as this marine layer does leave us so even though we are looking at some decent air quality right along the bay right now it is likely to be rating as smoke settles back in a little bit later on today. now we have a low pressure area to our east that's resulting in a big pattern change and we're kind of in the midst of that right now is actually bringing snow to the rockies. what we're going to get from it is a lot of wind pushing in from the north and northeast already seeing very breezy conditions across the north bay we'll continue to see those strong winds as we make our way through the day today. evening tonight and into tomorrow, when you pair strong winds with low humidity and warm high temperatures like we're continuing to see you have high fire danger in espec

just the 90's livermore and pleasanton at a 100 degrees each while hayward at 93 oakland at 94, san ramon through conquered eventually into solano county. well up into the triple digits, pittsburgh at one '03 today so still hot, pretty easy to see why county is completely engulfed in a red flag warning with that very high fire danger. so as you step outside today and tomorrow please be mindful of that significant risk of rapid spreading fire, be careful about what activities you do. as for thursday and friday, here's the good news temperatures really cooling down inland areas only in the 80's bayside areas back to those comfortable 70's and we're going to remain that way for the rest of the forecast even cooler come sunday and monday of next week. james all right looking forward to it thank you john. time now for winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black joining us is always to digest what we're seeing in the headlines and rob. >>oh we just lost rob try to reconnect in because there's a number of stories to talk first of all we've had this big selloff this morning for t

customers can once again get their hair styled in cut from inside the comfort of or sell in san ramon, but the experience features some big changes. >>clear plastic curtains are draped throughout. and sanitizer is everywhere customers tell me they feel safer here than they do in a lot of place, especially like a grocery store. >>stylist gayle berg is happy to be back to work her salon doesn't have the ability to serve people outside so now they're back to taking all the necessary steps to fend off covid-19 inside you know we're doing the right thing with all the fan it haitian and everything. >>and i think this is a pretty safe place to be right now within the salon you'll find chairs have been blocked off the waiting area is closed and walk ins will not be accepted. >>it's tough to turn away customers in a time like this. but burg says it's for safety sake, here's what we have to do with the faith of the customers that did come into the salon they were grateful and they're doing everything properly here and and as long as i wear my mask in. >>keep my distance and i feel pretty good a

numbers still in the mid-80s right now in san francisco. 85 degrees currently. 79 in oakland. 83 in san ramon. and 77 right now in napa. future tracker temperatures. he w moow by 11:00 a.m., you can see we are already approaching 100 degrees in our warmest cities. along the bay shoreline, we're in the 80s, if not close to 90 degrees. so excessive heat warnings are in effect, again, tomorrow. then, tomorrow night, what we're watching are some gusty, offshore winds that will be developing. so a red-flag warning will go in effect tomorrow night for the north bay mountneains and east y hills. also, how hot we get and when this heat will finally move out in a few minutes. >> all right. waiting for that, drew. thank you. the smoky conditions have not stopped crowds of people making their way to bay-area beaches. some of tse have parking lots that are packed. abc 7 news reporter, jr stone, is following the story and has more from san francisco. >> dozens of bonfires burning. something not permitted during spare the air days but something that could be seen sunday night. this, after a day that consis

the company says it's already installed affordable housing units in cities including san ramon and san diego. that could be very helpful to people. back to you. >> here's to hoping that your home has air-conditioning. we're just about ten minutes away from putting our hair up in a bun to deal with the heat. >> that is a fact. this weekend, kris, it's going to get even hotter. so, i heard our report saying that there's a shortage of fans so we might have to just do it old school, get a napkin or paper or something. there's a micro climate weather alert in effect for this reason. this is sort of in anticipation for the heat wave that we're going to encounter. and i want to make sure you are all ready. san jose looks a little hazy. we had that morning fog around the coast line. and we're going to see a lot of that burnoff and we're going to get plenty of sunshine. we're still pretty comfortable in the 60s. we've got some low 70s in through concord. but that air quality is still very much an issue. we've got drifting smoke and the spare the air alert remains in place through tomorrow. we'v

this one from megan in san ramon. and graham taking this image of the bright red sun in san francisco. you can check out more of our viewer photos on our website or you can share them with us at nbcbayarea.com or tag us unsocial media. >>> tonight the daring rescues as wildfires burn out of control, helicopters using night vision to care lyft nearly 150 campers trapped by flames our camera is there for the emotional reunion. >>> a state of emergency in effect as deadly infernos rage in the west. >>> the shakeup in rochester, new york after the death of daniel prude the police chief suddenly out the setback in the race for a vaccine when the final study for one promising candidate was abruptly halted >>> and on the first day of school for many kids the staggering new number, 500,000 children in the u.s. have been infected >>> president trump on a battleground blitz just eight weeks until election day and speaking out about a report his campaign is in a cash crush. would he spend his own money on the race? >>> my network

today is sitting in e santa untains i san mateo on over to fremont san jose hwetty good nd over san ramon up to richmond also imovng at so better conditiscod anies so we be thankful have seen some improvements during overnight hours there are out tsere that's really the rend of this forecast pockets of haze and smoke anthen pockets where quality will be improved see just got to capitalize on those good moments as far as air quality 5 current temperatures with livermore and dublin 59 oakland at 63 right now with san mateo alameda in pittsburgh. it's just right at 60 degrees upperto low 60's up in the north bay later on daytime highs today also something you want to capitalize on as much as possible. we are going to be pretty comfortable compared to where we're end. daytime highs today, mostly 70's and 80's 60's a little closer to the coast. way cooler than yesterday to antioch livermore unconquered only do have triple digits just around the s enjoy these numbers and i'll get to the hotter ones have the back to rob, it sounds good. thank you john now let's check in on trafsee how it's movin

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. >>> taking a live look at dublin out over the san ramon valley, who we have had some clear blue skies from the past couple of days, that is going to change this weekend, a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow, and he is tracking the wind and that means smoke. >> i'm going to start right off the bat with that, take a look at the forecast. if you look at the map right now come you can see the main offenders. you can see the august comics fire to the north of the yellow plume of smoke coming off of it come you can see the creek fire here coming off and there's a sequoia complex right now, all the smoke is going that way. by tomorrow the wood is going to shift, is going to be subtle but the wind will start pushing things from the north to the south, and that means here in the bay area, we need to be concerned about smoke coming off of that one, as the august complex fire. that also means the northbay is likely going to notice this first. not a forecaster bring us back for things as bad as they were last week but it certainly is not going to be as good as today was, speaking of

juliette goodrich joins us now from san ramon. >>> what does that mean? doctors are saying we are in uncharted territory, so down the road we don't have the science to back it up in terms of 30 days of bad air. take a look at this, another couple of days of this bad air quality but i can to urgent care, have an opening and shutting all day long, people going in with elements of hard to breathe times, runny eyes, headache, you name it, some people thinking do i have covid, or is it related to bad air? despite cabin fever, doctors say hunker down, bay area. that means stay inside with windows and doors shut and yes, that means no outdoor exercising. >> i figured i would go in, but it definitely is a bit of a concern. >> reporter: as the bathtub momentarily to do my interview, he's with the bay area management district. >> justin kier i see some ash coming on tonight peter screen but i don't feel like i am breathing in that particulate matter. that is deceiving, correct? >> it is, and the ash is large and it is heavy into the wall and out of the air and it i

light go ahead and go fort deposit the forecast for cool temperatures in the upper 70s right now in san ramon for susie dropping down into the upper 60s after the sun goes down, if your dogs are anything like ours, they have been going a little stir crazy with the smoky conditions, kind of forcing them to go for short walks or limit their time outside so give them some exercise. upper 50s and low 60s by early tomorrow morning, high temperatures tomorrow, right about where they should be this time of year. upper 60s and low to mid 70s, upper 70s for the santa clara valley with low to mid 80s for the tri-valley and low 80s for the northbay as well, temperatures to back off a little bit more on friday as that storm system makes its closest approach to us and then we bounce back over the weekend. i will not at any smoke to the forecast for saturday and sunday, partly because i don't want to scare anybody and also because it is uncertain how much of that smoke in oregon and washington and northern california is going to make its way back toward us but trust me, we have our eyes on it. >>> monday h

from there they cruised through dublin, san ramon and danville continuing on to livermore and wrapping back up in pleasanton.>> alameda lane so far to the left and is so controlled i democrats, people need to know that there are people with a different message. >> this is about everybody getting together. we are starting the red wave and starting to show all of california that our president is great. >> attendees say they plan to hold another truck rally for trump a week before the november election. >>> still ahead, wildfire in southern california explodes across 20,000 acres just in the past 24 hours. the challenges ahead for firefighters this weekend. >>> the bay area city create a more open space for people to enjoy the outdoors while also >>> people in southern california were woken up by an earthquake last night. the magnitude or .5 quake was centered near rosemead and eastern la county. people reported feeling it as long away as long beach and pasadena. no immediate reports of damage or injuries.>>> parts of southern california are also dealing with wildfires that just won't qui

4, 6, saying he wants to get on to 6 ad that trip will be fine all the way out to walnut creek, san ramonin and beyond no issues there and one more little pocket of crowding leaving san jose on northbound one on one between 6 ad an ad right there in the middle of your screen that's it overall 30 minutes to make it from 85 in san jose to menlo park back to you james. >>all right, thank you very much robin let's go to the north bay now with police union says that the police department is understaffed and then well that very fact they say is dangerous for the community. this says the department deals with accusations of police brutality and incompetence. >>kron four's dan kerman has the story. the vallejo police union says citizens are endangered by the city's failure to hire police. >>specifically they say there are not enough cops to cover all beats on a regular basis. the peel way says the city has funded a 122 officers for 10 years but has never employed that many as a result they say the city is short handed consistently and in fact there are generally no more than 6 officers on the str

in fact, from 61 in dublin and san ramon to about near 70 and antioch, so,let's see else where. look at those 50s. they're back in santa rosa 51. 54 in novato and san francisco and pacifica 55 and 56 and the rest of us in the 60s. what you can expect for your commute. fairly clear in san jose right now and 54 degrees. everything is pretty good other than the air quality. spare the air, once again. so, let's take a quick look at what's going to happen with the smoke and you can see, it is going to cover most of us as we have a wind shift today. now along the coast, a little bit cleaner as we head into the evening hours but watch overnight as the smoke tries to return back to many neighborhoods as we head into tomorrow. in fact, we're under a spare the air through at least friday because of the smoke. we'll talk more about that and finally a break in the heat coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's get over to jobina and talk more about that commute. hi, jobina. >> i know people are looking forward to that break in the heat. as far as the traffic conditions this morn

fremont on them through hayward in the 90's while pleasanton livermore danville san ramon up to concord in walnut creek. all still in the triple digits and with those winds you can see why fire danger remains such a threat today fairfield in benicia at one oh one each while vacaville and napa the upper 90's. santa rosa through center fell also mid to upper 90's today. now here's where the good news starts after 2 days. heat, windy conditions we see temperatures backing off easing tomorrow. thursday and friday getting even cooler yet. high temperatures will be in at max in the upper 80's by next week. so there's a lot of relief in this forecast a much more comfortable forecast for enjoying any sort outdoor activities is on the horizon. robin. >>no relief in traffic just yet john we have a hot spot that still working it's been blocking for over an hour now. this is westbound 24 right after the caldecott tunnel so on the oakland side multi-car crash still tying up traffic they're clearing it from the 2 left lanes but you're backed up through the caldecott into orinda beyond saints, even so

concord in san ramon upper 70's for you while oakland at 72.anville walnut creek pittsburgh fairfield and vacaville among your spots that will barely be in the low 80's today but low 80's is cooler than yesterday and certainly not bad at all for this time of year. saturday sunday we start to get warmer with sunday and monday looking likely very hazy the kickoff of fall on tuesday. daria. >>in the buzz western conference finals start tonight 09:00pm bubble time 06:00pm here but not with the warriors so who cares you might be more interested in football, even though you can't get this close anymore. the faithful can watch the forty-niners play the jets in new york on sunday and on monday raider nation can watch their first ever home game against the saints and allegiance stadium the 2 billion dollars stadium will debut with 65,000 empty seats because of covid some call it. the death star. i think they should big name the whole thing the black hole coach gruden calls it the coolest place he's ever seen molly sullivan has a gameday preview. the rai

concord walnut creek in san ramon each at one o 9 vacaville, the hot spot at 111 followed closely by fairfield pittsburgh antioch triple digits as well for santa rosa through nevado now with so many triple digits on the map we do have excessive heat warnings. what that tells you is he is dangerous if you know family members or friends who are susceptible to the heat, you know i don't have a good place to go make sure to keep a close eye on them and make sure that they're being looked out for heat advisories at the coast impeach aside from that pink. now tomorrow we won't be under excessive heat warnings at least as of now, but he is still going to be with us triple digits. inland wednesday. we begin a cooling down process by thursday and friday are cool stays in your forecast. i just want to say that family barbecue for thursday or friday, it's going to be a lot more comfortable to do it. james all right, thank you very much john happening tomorrow. we have 15 schools in marin county starting in person classes. >>on that list we have 12 private schools and 3 public schools. students

this morning and it shows those structures there burning near the intersection of mountain hawk and san ramon. >>> and new video of the glass fire burning at crane park in st. helena. this video was posted by a "today in the bay" viewer on twitter. the orange flames, you see the glow there. the fire just burning. you can see it in the sky there. >> certainly a tough morning out there for a lot of people. we'll continue to monitor that but also for you coming up on "today in the bay" the fast-moving fires. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the impact of the strong winds and heat will have on the firefight for us this morning and throughout the day. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> breaking news right now a difficult night in the north bay with three fires sweeping through western napa and eastern sonoma counties. three major fires are burning. one of them the shady fire caused extensive damage overnight and triggered major evacuations in the oakmont area of santa rosa. right now there is zero containment. and there's no accurate assessment on a number of structures or acres burned. so

in san ramon, john ramose, kpix5 five. >>> courts of them, park rangers say that people feeding them is making them so bold. >>> today when we look at somebody surrounded by a bunch of raccoons, that comes from feeding wildlife. people think they're helping the raccoon, they feed the raccoon but of the raccoon gets to be too aggressive, eventually the parks will have to trap them. >> park rangers say they have increased patrols and also put up a sign right at the bridge, warning that feeding kills wildlife. we have more footage of the raccoons roaming the park on our website. >> they lose the fear of humans and the trouble starts. >> people think they are cute, give them some food and then it snowballs downhill from there. >>> let's talk weather. we have a lot going on, beginning with the return to the fog tonight, took a little bit of a break last night into this morning but it will search back across the bay overnight. near-normal temperatures to continue to the end of the work week and then the heat wave settles in, especially sunday, monday and tuesday, solely this weekend and ea

including everything east of san ramon and mount hawk drive. we have portions closed in melita and east of calistoga road. and north of melita between queen anne and montgomery. and all areas south of montgomery drive. it sounds very confusing. we are trying to get as many people as we can into the safe areas. the other zones that remain under mandatory evacuation include calistoga north, stonebridge, pythian, oakmont south, you can still cannot go back to these particular areas. we continue to watch over those areas and maintain safety and we are very mindful of the traffic going in and out. it is against the law to be in the evacuated areas. so please do not go in there, we want to make sure that it is safe for the community and for public safety. we ask the community again to follow us on social media. be mindful of everything that is going on, even though things are opening up, it is still dangerous. be patient and flexible. make sure that you are up to date on the changing conditions. one more thing. we have had reports of missing persons.

10 and you're not the only one at one 10 livermore danville is right there with yet very close in san ramon walnut creek and concord oakland 94 today beats the triple digits. you had yesterday. well vacaville at a 111 pittsburgh. fairfield in antioch. in the 110 degree club, a club none of us asked to be in. now tomorrow. we are going to be seeing a slightly cooler temperatures and us are excessive heat warnings do and at 09:00pm tonight now i shouldn't even say cooler because even though we are looking at really from this excessive heat warnings tomorrow, we're still going to be in triple digits for a lot of our inland cities with 90's still hanging on right alongside the bay wednesday is when we really see relief that's when daytime highs fall into the 90's inland with 70's by the bay and even cooler come thursday friday and saturday, so yes, there is little bit of good news in this forecast. we just have to wait for it for a few days really next weekend. the start of it is going to be gorgeous so today stay inside know that there is relief around the corner and a better chance to get out

and 106 in san ramon, 109 in livermore.and we're looking at not only the hot weather today, but as we bring down the numbers, we have the high fire danger tomorrow and then t winds relax by the middle of the week. >>> more americans went to the movies this weekend than any other weekend in the last six months. about 70% of u.s. movie theaters are open now. but here in the bay area, most are closed. tenet earned top spot this weekend bringing in north of $20 million in the u.s. and canada. those figures are just a fraction of what theaters grossed a year ago. >>> still ahead, a special promotion in honor of late actor chadwick boseman. the store offering free downloads of the "black panther" comics. but first here is "techbytes." [ inaudible ] >> -- seeds in the mail this summer. many were postmarked in china. amazon says the move is meant to protect customers. >>> apple reportedly has plans to announce new ipad and apple watch models this week. a press release may come as early as tomorrow. the exact products aren't known,

fairfield on healthier as you make your way to the orange in oakland, richmond or teen has conquered san ramon, little breath of fresh air along the coastline with the sea breeze there up toward the beaches, but again tomorrow. another spare the air very poor call expected the north bay and also the east bay little let up along the coastline and parts of the south bay but boy what a day today, the temperatures taking a huge hit after we had a record breaking need boy did we snap that heat wave big time these temperatures much as 24 degrees cooler in the san francisco, 23 degrees cooler in santa rosa, and all around the bay area these temperatures taking a major drop even down 27 degrees in palo alto in the past 24 hours so yeah much cooler weather around the bay area certainly still some 90's inland, so hot still in the valleys, but the triple digits are gone for now plenty of the 70's 80's inside the bay and much cooler along the coastline so that being said i think tomorrow going to see those temperatures pull back just a little bit more talking still couple low 90's inland, lot of 70's 80's

this one from megan in san ramon. and graham taking this image of the bright red sun in san francisco. you can check out more of our viewer photos on our website or you can share them with us at nbcbayarea.com or tag us unsocial media. >>> tonight the daring rescues as wildfires burn out of control, helicopters using night vision to care lyft nearly 150 campers trapped by flames our camera is there for the emotional reunion. >>> a state of emergency in effect as deadly infernos rage in the west. >>> the shakeup in rochester, new york after the death of daniel prude the police chief suddenly out the setback in the race for a vaccine when the final study for one promising candidate was abruptly halted >>> and on the first day of school for many kids the staggering new number, 500,000 children in the u.s. have been infected >>> prid

neighborho neighborhood, you captured some structures burning near the intersection of mountain hawk and san ramone>> yeah, i headed over to santa rosa, you know, the fire kind of settled down, we thought we were going to be okay in the skyhawk subdivision. all of a sudden there was wind shift, the fire spotted over and just as cierra was saying, home after home started going up, not a lot of firefighters could do about it. >> it really illustrates how quickly these fires can turn. >> absolutely. when they tell you to evacuate, you know, this is my 15th year doing this, when they say evacuate, get out. get your pets and your family and get out because it can turn so quickly. >> did you see people heeding that warning, trying to pack up their things and go? >> i did and unfortunately, you know, they wait until the last minute and then, you know, you get things like highway 12 being completely backed up, taking 20 minutes to get out of the subdivision, as soon as they put those warnings out you got to get out. >> you've mentioned you've done this for sa years, in the past few years, we've seen the am

it is the same in san ramon and pleasanton. this is where we don't see much change. we will see some improvement right here. we have upper 80s. we have 94 and oakland. nevada will hit 104. santa rosa will be at 105. all right, we had to talk about the next issue. we have the fire weather concerns. here's why we have the he way. you see this clockwise is been? you can see how the atmospheres rotating. this does breakdown. on tuesday, it is replaced by the opposite, counterclockwise been. this is the area of low pressure. it's going inland. we are missing out on that. we will feel the atmosphere trying to balance things out. this is an abrupt change. this will bring snow to the rockies. what it does here, speeds the air over the sierra. we get the northeast wind coming right over the mountains of the northbay hills. this is why we have the fire weather concerns. that starts monday night going into wednesday morning. this will be the big concern that we talk about as we get into the early part of the week. we do have better looking numbers in the seven-day. we have dayt

juliette goodrich joins us now from san ramon. >>> what does that mean?ctors are saying we are in uncharted territory, so down the road we don't have the science to back it up in terms of 30 days

through san ramon in the 90's 90's as well for pittsburgh in vac degrees and above which you also had just 2 days ago, santa rosa 86 today with sandra fell at 88. so all in all we're still warm but we're nowhere near as warm as the record breaking day time highs we had to start the week we can be thankful for that. tomorrow will be even cooler than today with average inland highs returning to the 80's and staying that way through the weekend and into next week. we are going to also see cooler temperatures near the bay and the coast. and even though smoke and haze does linger around through the end of the week as winds relax we should see less and less of that wildfire smoke from northern california being pushed our direction. robert all right. thank you john. >>now let's check in on your morning commute. we're taking a peek at bridge us. we know that conditions constantly change so that's why we check in often for you g in on the ba toll plaza of the traffic looks pretty good here into san francisco, no delays at all so it's been an easy trip so far for the 4 o'clock hour definitely p

morning just a few spots of moderate still hanging out like in san jose mountain view conquered san ramon on over to oakland in napa so this is a huge improvement from what we've seen overnight. the worst of air quality is still hanging out in the central valley. so if you have plans on heading out that direction possibly up into the sierra don't be expecting nears good conditions as what we've begun to see here in the bay area as for a future cast of wind gusts we've seen for some pretty steady winds pushing in from the pacific this is pushing it all that clean air that is sweeping through really doing a number on the poor air that we saw across the bay and the steady breeze will continue on through the day today only increasing into tomorrow and friday when air quality believe it or not is actually looking even better yet. temperatures today right now at least in the 50's and 60's a cool start to this foggy morning. but much better air so i give you permission not that you needed that necessarily but full permission to get outside go on that jog this morning. do what you need to do outs

bay customers can once again get their hair styled and cut from inside the comfort of are selling san ramon. but the experience features some big changes clear plastic curtains are draped throughout and sanitizer is everywhere silence say they're happy to be back at work and they're taking the necessary steps to prevent covid-19 inside. there's a tell me they feel. >>safer here than they do in a lot of place, especially like a grocery store other doing everything properly here and and as long as i wear my mask in. keep my distance and i feel pretty good about it. >>well the salon is not accepting walk ins at this time stylus hope that the numbers won't spike again some more businesses can reopen. and happening later this morning barbershops salons and beauty partner employees will be rallying in san francisco they're asking that the city allow them to reopen their businesses organizers say that many business owners have had to shut down for good during the pandemic and this morning rallies began at 10:00am that's right in front of city hall social distancing and masks will be required by an

it shows the structures burning near the intersection of san ramon. >> the fire kind of settled down. we thought we were all going to nd shift, the fire spotted over and just home after home started going up. there was really not a lot that firefighters could do about it. >> he saw many people wait until the last minute to leave their homes, which caused a backup on highway 12. and of course -- >> and that could be so dangerous as well for those evacuees. >> absolutely. and he was talking about the winds that were blowing in that. so definitely that was a lot of fuel to the fire overnight. >> yeah, absolutely. we had that, the very low humidity as well as these hot temperatures that stayed in the 80s and 90s during the overnight hours. and so the red flag warning, meaning the high fire conditions has been extended until 9:00 this evening for all these areas shaded in red. even outside of those fire zones we do need to be very careful under these conditions. even though you may not be feeling a high wind gust right now, as you go up in elevation, those winds are gusting. i wanted to sh

ground as it typically would 60's and 70's from hayward over to livermore in fact the livermore san ramon danville walnut creek. these are the coolest temperatures you've had in months now daytime highs barely even in the 70's, really cool temperatures and he will definitely notice that feel stepping outside santa rosa at 70 degrees nevado and center fell at 68 for your highs today. tomorrow's temperatures will bounce up a little bit we're likely to see less and less of that smoky impact as we make our way through the forecast but it is going to be quite gradual tomorrow just a bit better than today sunday, a bit better than saturday you get the picture gradual improvements as we have no big weather maker coming through that would stir out. quickly any of the smoke that is settled with us. robin. let's take a look at the bay bridge were checking the traffic into san francisco. it is foggy we've been telling about the dense fog this morning on the bay bridge. >>and the golden gate bridge and we can see here how foggy it is you can't even see the atv overcrossing anymore so special alert is

as you head into the east bay valleys, 86 in san ramon to 91 in brentwood.onight, i think we'll have haze and little smoke around. no doubt. just how unhealthy it will be. temperatures in the mid 50s to low 60s. because the winds will be a little bit calmer tonight and the marine layer won't be bringing in as much clean air. we want to turn our attention to wednesday, thursday and friday. look at saturday, sunday and monday. 70s at the coast and 80s, 90s and 100s for the rest of us. summer not over. >> not yet. >>> central valley has been ordered to shut down today because of a major coronavirus outbreak. this facility in in merced county and closed for six days while they do deep cleaning and coronavirus testing. 608 employees have tested positive and eight employees have died from covid-19. the united farm workers union says foster farms did not comply with the earlier orders to close and now the union is threatening to boycott the company. >>> well, as containment grows on the bay area wildfires recovery is most important now. for some, there are added is

we have some mid 90s in livermore and san ramon and concord but yesterday all these areas we

let me show you how hot it is right now as we speak. 104 degrees in san ramon. 106 in brentwood.atures in several locations today ranging from 110 to 112. an excessive heat warning will expire ton

this is what it looked like in san ramon. the smoke and the fog was so thick in some places tonight, dan, it blocked out sunset. eawo. rlly-hat's a ri it was eerie. very strange. and as you said, apocalyptic. how long is that going to continue? abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the air quality and the dangerous fire conditions that sandhya still persist. >> reporter: absolutely. and dan and ama, we're going to start first with the winds. right now gusting on mount diablo to 41 miles an hour, it's a north wind that is really drying out atmosphere even more. we mntver r wind atime ag east cruz mountains. wind gusts will be very drying. low humidity. and so any fires that do develop will spread rapidly. take a look at the fire danger index. fire danger in the north bay will be running anywhere from high to extreme during the overnight hours. so definitely watch out. now, the fires burning to our north creating bad air quality. ukiah is unhealthy right now. although we are starting to see a slight impochlt roveme

this is what it looked like in san ramon.e smoke and the fog was so thick in some places tonight, dan, it blocked out sunset. it was really just eerie. >> it was really -- that's a great word. it was eerie. very strange. and as you said, apocalyptic. how long is that going to continue? abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the air quality and the dangerous fire conditions that sandhya still persist. >> reporter: absolutely. and dan and ama, we're going to wineally ight now gusting41 mis drying out a hount st.ena or 50-mile-an-hour windsthis ied f up until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow for the north east bay hills, santa cruz mountains. wind gusts will be very drying. low humidity. and so any fires that do develop will spread rapidly. take a look at the fire danger index. fire danger in the north bay will be running anywhere from high to extreme during the overnight hours. so definitely watch out. now, the fires burning to our north creating bad air quality. ukiah is unhealthy right now. although we are starting to see a sli

it is in san ramon and san diego. i wonder how quickly they can build a little ac unit. you're going to need it this weekend. >> you wish for a smaller house to cool it off faster, vianey. >>> kris texted me, don't hide your plant in the corner. this is my new hoya baby i got yesterday. we will be monitoring this weekend because it will be dangerous heat. right now over san jose pretty calm overall. the weather, low clouds around the coastline. it will start mixing in and will burn off the clouds rather quickly. spare the air alert in effect. microclimate highs will be cool compared to what we will be seeing this weekend. wait until you see what we're looking at this weekend. excessive heat warning will be in effect starting tomorrow at 11:00 a.m., near record temperatures possibly even above 105 degrees for the interior valleys. even bay side temperatures will be in the 80s and the 90s which is something that we'll be looking at closely. another thing we're monitoring. the potential for a wind event could be extremely dangerous. we have fires burning nearby and if those

back on shore but yeah, that air quality looking good during green all the way into livermore now san ramon conquered, san jose still got some moderate conditions modern pollutants building up there like nice compared to what we've had in fact the best day for equality in quite some time now tomorrow. you're starting out a little haze in the morning. that the smoke has to settle when the winds begin to calm down but as we get toward tomorrow afternoon. i think we're going to see widespread rain again push all across the bay in the valleys and i think we're looking at some very nice fresh air the next few days. but we may not be done with all of the smoke and all explain why coming up in a few minutes. >>thank you laura as well the latest on the wildfires burning in the bay area which contributed to so much of that smoke they are inching closer to full containment tonight, the lnu complex fire in the north bay is 98% contained tonight. the scu complex fires in the east and south bays also 98% contain the czu complex fires in san mateo and santa cruz counties are now at 95% containment the wo

in east bay and south bay, but by 9:00, we're already in the 90s over the east bay hills. 108 in san ramon by 1:00, 98 in napa, 101 petaluma, 72 half moon bay and still scorching hot by 5:00. tonight the fog will come back to the coast and unfortunately things changing not in a good way. >>> and there is a flex alert in effect because of the extreme heat. so we're being asked to conserve energy from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and that means avoid using large an appliances, close the use fans and set the thermostat to 78. and if you are trying to beat the heat today, you will probably want to stay away from ocean beach. the crowds packed the beach over the weekend and mayor breed is not happy about it. and lauren mar tee sneetinez is us at ocean beach. >> reporter: yeah, mayor warned that law enforcement will be patrolling the area. she closed the main parking lot for ocean beach over the weekend and on twitter the mayor said that she knows people love burning man and people want to get together this weekend, but she said we all need to do our part. >> i think that we to just try not to look fo

they'll cruise through parts of dublin, san ramon, danville and end in livermore. organizers say expect anywhere from 50 to 300 trucks to participate. squnch >>> and a coronavirus testing site focused on testing black oakland residents will open today. it'll open at the center of hope church parking lot off of mcarthur boulevard. it'll open at 9:00 this morning to 4:00 p.m. personal protective equipment, ppe, will also be distributed at the event. ucsf, united in health, oakland front line healers and black organizations all partnered together to open the site. >>> you can get a free flu shot in santa clara county. county leaders just unveiled the program available at the fair grounds through december. the bay area and country are preparing for the double threat of the flu season and a resurgence of covid-19. the saturday flu shot program at the santa clara fairgrounds runs from 9:00 to 4:00, and you do not need an appointment. >>> in san francisco meanwhile the restaurants could move from outdoor to indoo 31st. abc 7 news reporter chris wray s says a lot of people

and definitely the most extreme temperatures, 96 at san ramon to brentwood at 91. green, that is the 60s. but hills and mountains will be in the 70s and 80s. and that jump-starts us to critical fire conditions and extreme heat tomorrow. that holds on through friday and then finally the marine layer takes over and wipes it away starting saturday and we're nearly 10 to 15 degrees cooler by sunday. have a great day. >>> now a look at what is coming up at 78:0:00. hey. >> ginger. >> nice to be with everybody. of course i'll be talking about the forecast in california. and we'll also have the big moments from the i loved reggie's clutching the mimi book. they talked about the pandemic and of course did not agree on race, injustice. some personaccountpersonal atta. >>> also the latest on the digital divide crisis. more than 5 million stude15 miln still n' internet being a access. and plus john cena will join us live and he is quite inspiring. >> looking forward to that. see you soon. >>> disney fans, who can't get enough of the lion king? and you will get another round o

east bay shore, we are richmond at 72, oakland 74, and then fremont 76. 84 today in san ramon, warm spotu see more green, that is more drizzle. and the accuweather 7 day forecast, coolest and cleanest tomorrow, also breeziest. and then the winds shift and bring us warmer temperatures and increasing smoke, but so far no spare the air throughout the 7 day forecast. how about that. >> i like it. thanks, mike. >>> still ahead, playstation 5 is officially available for pre-order today, but you will have to do your research before buying. the major retailers that have already sold out. >> and as we get our day started, let's take a live look outsided at the fog. at the fog. right now, we could all use some comforting words, so here it goes: melty, melty, tasty, grilly, juicy, sizzle. mmm, that should feel better. the sourdough patty melt is back. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... melty, melty. make it a combo meal for just $5.99... great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my

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upper 70s for the try valley through san ramon. while danville up to concord to the 80s. castro valley and richmond all at 73. not much different for the north bay. our warmest of highs will only be mid-80s today. compare that with tomorrow. temperatures will start to rise and be our hottest from sunday on through monday, tuesday, early on through really the next of week. bayside areas in the 90s for sunday -- for monday and tuesday. and 80s, mid-80s at that right along the coastline. our strongest of winds will be sunday night and into monday. and thus the highest fire danger. robin. >> thank you, john. let's head over to the east shore freeway. i got word of a new crash at university and berkeley. it is an overturn. someone just flipped over. that car on its roof. three left lanes are blocked. this is just coming in. 80 west at university. your three left lanes shut down because of this new overturned crash. traffic was already a little sluggish there through albany and berkeley and emryville. now this will make traffic worse. we're at 16 minutes but that number will go