this is just north of santa barbara. these hills filled with homes. this will certainly be a long night, maybe a long week ahead for firefighters. we'll show you video just in to our newsroom. a different perspective, a different anging le these fires what's making matters worse, not just high heat but intense winds. we expect more evacuations and more crews. eerily reminiscent of what we saw in wine cast octo i southern california? >> well, it is terrifying. right now this very moment, people are trying to get what they can to just get out and get out safe. we have had the hot temperatures all day long, all-time record-setting heat. still a hot 98 degrees. we wanted to put a map perspective on this. we know a lot of you have family and friends in southern california. there's santa barbara right there. here's goleta. the fire started in the hills of goleta. right now winds out of the north at 10, but it's gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour, and that is the big fear. why these evacuations are happening, because those flames could spread all the way throug

that's the job of the santa clara convention and visitors bureau. but at the end of next month, that organization won't exist. a staff of 14 will be out of work. >> it's devastating. especially when you have 14 people who didn't do anything wrong, who did nothing but support the city of santa clara, talk about the city lovingly and caringly for many, many years. >> reporter: the city council in santa clara decided just over two weeks ago not to renew a contract with the chamber of commerce, which in turn manages the convention and visitors bureau. questions were raised about a sharp jump in fees an discounts given to chamber members to rent facilities. >> when we had an audit done, an outside audit done back in march and we discovered that moneys were being used in different ways than we had anticipated. >> reporter: the convention and visitors bureau grossed almost $19 million in future bookings in the last year in revenue for its hotels and generated over $136 million in economic impact. the bureau also helps to draw bookings for levi's stadium an

dead at a santa clara park and was murdered. the body of 54-year-old rainardd hyde was discovered across the street from the safeway where he worked. his co-worker is under arrest. lilian kim is in santa clara tonight with the story. lilian? >> caller: >> reporter: dan, ray hyde and his accused killer worked at this safeway on homestead road, about a ten-minute walk from where hyde's body was found. 54-year-old ray hyde worked in the meat department at the santa clara safeway, across the street from central park where his body was found near the duck pond on friday. >> there was no obvious sign of trauma, no gunshot wound or knife sticking out of him, anything like that. but there were things at the scene that investigators were concerned about. >> reporter: the coroner confirmed their suspicions and on tuesday, his co-worker was arrested, 25-year-old gage mccartney. officials are working on details. he'll be arraigned on friday. until then, the single father of three was an active member of cathedral of faith in san jose. >> wh

. 87 in santa clara today. and check out how hot it's going to be in pittsburg, 97. same with fairfield, 95 in walnut creek. san ramon 94 degrees. vallejo a little cooler at 87. and then right around the bay this is where it will stay cool and comfortable in the 60s and the 70s. 73 in richmond. 91 in petaluma. 99 lakeport, ukiah 100 today. heat advisories through 9 p.m. for parts of the northern california area. so mariposa counties and nevada in triple digits. overnight lows don't drop too much. this afternoon southern sierra nevada mountain range there will be storms. tomorrow afternoon it could work its way up. now most of the bay area should stay in the clear. but if it does happen it will work its way from the south bay up to the north bay and the higher elevations are the areas that may get those strikes. they will be minimal, dry lightning strikes as well through tahoe on saturday that monsoonal moisture will stick around and then yes, temperatures will stay warm in the 90s inland for the next seven days

those are not just people in santa rosa -- that is not what those people in santa rosa were expecting night. we picked stories that try to portray what happened. i tried to pull myself out of it. i let the people tell their story we are sort of letting the chips fall where they may. i hope people get it, that was awful but we are trying to keep us in front of people's minds. people are still suffering. >> from what you're telling us we are going to see the panic of this documentary. i'm curious, do we also get to see some of the heroism that took place that night? >> exactly. we tried to do, and pat kerrigan who is my coproducer who is the hero santa rosa, she insisted on that. it was heroic. only 43 people died, the fire came through at 85 miles per hour to 105 miles per hour. the fastest winds we ever had here. the flames were 30-40 feet high, 3000 degrees, and how everybody not die? that is the question. santa rosa was absolutely heroic. it was not a disaster plan, we did this on the fly. if you want to know how to get 102,000 people out of a town and five hours, watch what santa r

santa clara's intel can boast another record. it broke the guinness world record for the most drones flying simultaneously and, of course, they had to spell out their logo, right. they did dancing bodies. are those astronauts? >> oh, maybe. >> a yeti. >> looks like, yeah, a yeti. >> it does, right. it's jaberwalkies. the special show part of intel's 50-year celebration. the company plans to fly drones in formation at its santa clara headquarters too. >> maybe an ewok. >> ewoks. elongated ewoks. >> yeah. >> one of the bay area's most beloved symbols joined in a worldwide tribute to nelson mandela. ♪ >> a student played the bells of at uc berkeley in honor of mandela. he would have been 100 years old. around the world played south african songs in tribute to the anti-apartheid leader and nobel laureate. >>> new at 6:00, growing concerns over a safety measure meant to protect pedestrians. why people in san francisco say it's not working. >> and uc berkeley getting a $30 million upgrade as the school works to pay off major debt. >> s

santa barbara county sheriff says that 3000 residentsleave. the he says this is the reason why and no deaths or injuries were reported. >> you need to be aware and you need to be alert. >> reporter: y evacuations were listed at 5 pm. neighbors rest home, relieved that they still had a home. >> i feel like anything could've happened. >> reporter: he looks over at the mast. he knows that it could have been a lot worse. >> i ended up tearing up our bedroom like you would not believe. the cat was under the bed. it was like, it was like an ash hurricane. >> reporter: many people are still under a mandatory evacuation. one more point, that i want to make is that county officials say that firefighters were able to aggressively go after this fire because it had -- they had additional federal funding. they were able to get resources that they anticipated that they would need, just in case another massive fire swept through santa barbara county like the one that we saw at the end of last year. reporting from santa barbara , >>> at least one death is bei

to the north bay about 87 for santa rosa, 84 sonoma, 75 today in oakland.t's nice. 81 in freemont. inland hot in the 90s. 96 brentwood, 91 for san ramon. warm afternoon, muggy tomorrow, chance of isolated shower. looking bright and beautiful over the weekend. that's the weather. a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning, drew. an update here on the bay bridge commute. the toll plaza metering lights are on. no surprise there. that occurred right around 5:32 this morning. we are hearing we've got a disabled vehicle in lane five just before you get to those metering lights. pretty empty in the cash lanes, at least at this point. once you get closer those do take longer with everyone stopping at the booths. the good news that disabled vehicle near the fremont exit on the san francisco side has cleared. little bit of stop-and-go traffic around treasure island on the westbound side. no major delays. the eastbound side of 80 the off ramp is closed due to a crash investigation from about 3:00 this morning. drive times, westbound 580, richmond san rafael bri

. >>> santa clara based intel is one of silicon valley's pioneering companies and it celebrated its 50th anniversary in the high-tech style would you expect. mary lee reports from santa clara with a behind-the-scenes look at how drones lit the valley sky on fire last night. >>> reporter: a spectacular sight in the sky. 500 unmanned preprogrammed drones put on a light show unlike any other. the drones flew 500 feet high and 500 feet across at intel's campus in santa clara all controlled by one pilot. the light show told the story of intel's past, present and future. we spoke to employees who were excited to see it for the first time. >> i'm going to feel like a kid in a candy store, to be honest. i love technology. and to see it fly over my head, it will be breathtaking. >> it's like nothing you have ever seen before. >> i get to see it all the time. but now i get to bring my parents and my daug have put thison at contact to this contact. >> just like that.

he's being held at santa rita jail in dublin. he's not eligible to be released on bail. he was on a train bound for antioch when he was arrested. bart police had come in contact with him before. he was stopped by a bart civilian officer and cited for not paying. >> we have clear video of cowell and that helped lead to the information to make certain that this is the guy. >> reporter: a new law signed into effect this year allows bart to ban people from using the transit stem for 30 days if they are caught fare evading. in order to be arrested. an armed officer has to witness a person jumping over a fare gate. on july 18th he was cited but not banned from using bart. that's why he was at the station the night nia wilson was killed. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> at the macarthur bart station a memorial is growing with people leaving photos to remember the 18-year-old. hundreds gathered in her honor. the family found some comfort knowing that so many people share in their grief. >> i feel very jewellated in them coming out to pursue justice for my daughters. >> i know

and yet -- >> has santa rosa ever faced anything like this before? >> never, no, no city has. >> reporter: that is the mayor in a meeting of city department heads today where stress from last year's fire storm has home to roost on the city budget. they need to cut $14.5 million. almost 10%. the reserve fund is severely depleted. >> i don't think we should be hurting the economy in order to build atoday. >> reporter: santa rosa spent $5 million on the fire in just its first month and now it has more issues, replacing benzene contaminated pipes and fountain0 million. and then the $4.1 million fire station that burned. fema has offered only $1 million to replace it. and santa rosa faces other issues, including a growing homeless population that congeals in groups. will the city make cuts there? there's a cascade of issues, if so. >> the city supports over 188 shelter beds. so if there was a reduction there, then those folks weren't able to exit into housing, i would be concerned that they would exit into an encampment. >> reporter: any budget changes ta

this is the santa cruz beach.will be a great day there with temperatures warming up to near 80 degrees. we have mild conditions at the coast and hot temperatures inland and be careful if you are heading to the beaches and the beach hazard statement in effect until 3:00 this afternoon and if you want cooler temperatures, they're coming, but not until the end of next week. highs today will range from mid-60s at the coach and up to 20 miles per hour so it will be mild. it will tobacco 70 degrees and look for 78 in oakland and san jose, 89 and the hot temperatures inland and the mid-90s and you'll find them in fairfield and out to antioch and low 90s through santa rosa and napa and san rafael. on the cool side a bit and mid-60s through half moon bay and santa cruz up to 80 degrees and it will be sunny and dangerous surf conditions and especially for south facing beaches there will be three to seven feet, current wave heights are seven feet so this could make for strong rip currents and sneaker waves. this is all due t

this man lost a home in fountain grove in santa rosa. >> why is that fair for somebody living in santa cruz right now to have to pay for what pg&e did in santa rosa? it just doesn't make sense to me. >> reporter: the other bill would require utilities to submit disaster plans every two years. but critics say it could potentially lead to higher rates. state lawmakers could vote on the the end is 4:41. a major court ruling involving the -- reservoir. what the court decided about restoring it to its natural state. their seats. d giants fans on a recap of the game that went into extra innings. >>> welcome back. we do continue to follow that breaking news in oakland. sal was just talking about it. take a look at the live camera. a fire is burning on international boulevard near 52nd avenue. this is a live picture from our tower camera at jack london square. you can see the fire there sort of in the middle of the screen. we do have a crew on the scene. there's a map showing you the fire. and we're going to check in with our reporter for an update in the next 15 minutes, and sal is keeping an

mostly clear over ocean beast and santa cruz. -- beach and santa cruz. low 80s.ng to the fair, today is the last day of that. was in 10 expected to be in the low 90s. mid 70s for oakland. 69 for san francisco. temperatures will mac continue to follow. i have the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> a rescue in thailand. at least four boys have been taken out of the flooded cave. the rest of the team and the coach remain inside. so far, the first phase is over for now and things went pretty well. we have the latest on the rescue and the dangers that still remain. >> reporter: yes, we are hearing that the next rescue attempt will happen in 10 to 20 hours. all of the oxygen tanks have ran out. it is a perilous rescue. the boys are weak and reportedly do not know how to swim but authorities say the boys were running out of time as rains were coming and oxygen was running up. four boys made it out of the cave after a rescue. we do not know the condition of these boys. sunday morning, authorities said they made the decision to rescue the boys now because auct

. >>> changing the way elections are held in santa clara.ow supporters say this will help minority groups. >>> today rand paul will meet with brett kavanaugh. senator paul has raised concerns about the supreme court nominee. judge kavanaugh needs a simple majority vote to replace anthony kennedy. but with john mccain out of the mix because of health problems, the vote could be decided by one or two senators. >>> today secretary of state mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis are meeting with australian officials. barricades were set up yesterday during the first day of the meeting. this year's event focuses on a number of issues, including north korea and security. the secretaries are expected to take questions at a news conference this morning. >> >> a south bay judge ordered a change in the way local elections are held in the city of santa clara. the judge ruled the city must be divided into six districts which minority groups say will give them more representation in local government. >> reporter: in the city of santa clara for ge

both fires here in southern santa clara county. we will update you as well as the platforms. >> another massive fire burning. the ferguson fire had visitors rushing out of the park and all that smoke chasing tourists out of the valley into the surrounding towns. let's show you a map of the fire lines and all that area in red just to the east of yosemite valley is what we are talking about. in this case it's not the fire danger, but air quality also. it is smokey, but it is starting to let up a little bit. this morning you couldn't see this mountain, although a lot of people are still wearing these masks. i am live in oak hurst about an hour away. some people are stuck because they were forced to evacuate. a long line of people in cars to meet the noon evacuation deadline. >> i have been coming since 1957 since i was 7 with my grandparents. i am here with my grandchildren and great nieces and nephews. >> they are leaving in big numbers and the reason is in the sky. the park officials decided to close down yosemite valley because the

te in santa rosa the in santa rosa the city has filed a lawsuit against pge seeking unspecified damages lot of underground and above ground infrastructure including a fire station that was just built a few years ago millions and millions of dollars we're dealing with water contamination problems with recovery problems that we're gonna be dealing with for years and years to come devastationhe city says the lawsuit filed against the utility last week will also provide a way for them to compel pg&e to implement new safety measures.pge says they are reviewing the lawsuit and are focused on everything they can to help these communities rebuild and recover. maureen kelly kron4 news. lawrence karnow: it was hot inland again with highs in the 90s and low 100s inland. but cool fog kept highs much cooler at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. you can see a few showers and thunderstorms over the sierra on doppler. on the satellite you can see as high pressure will start to weaken. monsoonal clouds will move into california increasing the chance of showers and thunderstorms. tomorrow will be s

we've got 60 in santa clara, 61 saratoga, pleasanton, walnut creek, 72 in tracy.ou're going to like it through the altamont pass and pleasanton and the 12 degree drop. 54 in downtown san francisco. south bay, some of the low clouds hanging around once again that's going to be the case for driving mainly this morning. you'll need the sunglasses. ferry ride gusty, mass transit, we're going to have a huge spread, about 40 degrees from san francisco to our inland neighborhoods. areas in orange, yep, a heat advisory mainly the east bay hills, diablo range until 11:00 in mendocino county. a look at some of our warmest temperatures today. they'll be in our inland east bay neighborhoods where by 1:00 we're in the 90s hanging out in the mid 90s for the afternoon hours and down to 82 degrees. look at all that sunshine. d't have any major blocking issues. talking about the air quality this morning and it is a spare the air day. if you can carpool and use mass transit that is definitely recommended. not seeing a lot of company out on the roads right now through the east bay.

the worst of it is inland east bay and santa clara valley. any respiratory issues, limit the amount of time you spend outdoors. live picture from the east bay hills area. see how dirty it is. live doppler 7 showing you some fog near the coastline. it's not going to go very far. we have a beach hazard statement for the entire coast until 11:00 p.m. so eight to eleven foot breakers, southerly swell, a rip current, and sneaker wave risk if you are spending time at the coast. right now south beach camera showing a mix of sun and wispy clouds. oakland, 68, san jose, 84. and cooking in gilroy, 97 degrees. emeryville camera, showing the wispy clouds. temperatures, feeling the heat around fairfield, concord, livermore, still in the 90s right now. good place to go, santa cruz to escape the heat. but watch out if you're at the beach. limited fog at the coast overnight tonight. hot inland again tomorrow. temperatures will moderate into the weekend. mildest readings will be inland in the morning, clear, upper 60s, around the coast and bay, mostly in the

. >>> a follow-up after the explosion at the santa rosa kaiser. the entire rear of the car blown off. the tanker delivering liquid oxygen to the medical offices when the explosion happened. th t person injured. >>> they endured it in real high of and tonight they saw it on the big screen. a life and death situation that so many people in santa rosa faced, is now the subject of a documentary. film makers are hoping it will help give back what they so mercilessly took. >> the people who made this documentary are from santa rosa. they experienced the fire. some people were not sure such a recent disaster belonged up on a marquis or even in a theater. people who saw it said it was emotional in a good way. >> it is home. >> i shed some tears for sure. >> an emotional night in santa rosa for the premier of the documentary urban inferno. the night santa rosa burned. >> a soldout crowd included fire survivors, their supporters and first responders. the documentary detailed the first few hours of the fire offering insight into how emergency personnel respo

like stinson beach or beaches in santa cruz...e affected the most according to the national weather service. <"it's mother nature don't mess with it. it just takes a second for a wave to sweep up and get your kid you really have to be vigilant". you dont want to mess with mother nature as they say.">( marty ) reports say beach goers should never turn their back to the water and should always keep an eye on pets. the largest waves can reach up to 7 feet. ( marty )in the north bay... the yolo county wildfire is now 48 -percent contained this morning. the fire has burned more than 88-thousand acres-thats three times the size of san francisco. and at last check, has destroyed 10- structures. kron-4's charles clifford .. reports from yolo county... where firefighters are worried about possible flare ups this well, here in yolo county on friday calm winds, lower temps and higher humidty has allowed crews to make progress on this fire, but with warmer weather in forecast they are working hard to keep it contained.through out the

traffic is extremely congested in the whole northern santa rosa area. expect delays or find an alternate route. >> especially this time of day. anything about any injuries or, you know, repercussions that way? >> no information on that yet. this is barely in the city limits, they're handling the incident, santa rosa police and fire. >> what is the danger from an oxygen tanker truck? what kind of leak are you expecting or trying to deal with? >> you might want to talk to the hazmat experts. oxygen is flammable. we don't need anymore fire in this area. >> certainly not. officer sloat, thanks for joining us andiv u a t othe siat and bng yhe latest as we learn more about what's happening. when the roads will reopen. the backup is already beginning from this. >> on 101. the officer said, maybe 50 minutes, but who knows if that's the case when they can actually get this cleared? in the meantime, with every passing minute the traffic gets that much worse especially this time of day, we'll continue to keep you updated during this hour. >> for now, though, good

n santa barbara, a fierce fire on friday night. holiday fire has burned 20 structures including homes, forcing more than a thousand evacuations in the town of goleta. fire started at a home and spread to nearby brush. and in san diego county, five homes have burned in the foothill community of alpine. homeowners there have been told to leave. >> the events that we've seen and you've heard the term the new normal, the number of size and frequency of fires over the years have become -- i won't say the new normal, it is just become normal. >> we tried to get what we could and get out. we had dogs and tortoises and we were able to get out -- like i said, the important things. >> now cal fire said the klamathon and holiday fires are 5% contain and and evacuation orders are still in place i'm cornell bernard. abc 7 news. >> so widespread. thank you. >>> now many of oakland's unique flavors, sights and sounds and crafts took center stage today. abc 7 news was at jesus christ london square for the kickoff to the taste of oakland. the event

the group gathered in santa rosa today.... about concerns that a newly formed legislative committee is considering cutting utilities' responsibility when their equipment causes fires. the legislation would protect companies like p- g-and-e. p-g-and-e equipment started several wildfires last year, killing 44 people. the company says, it expects to pay more than 2-point-5 billion dollars. but the group is worried, lawmakers may move quickly to help the utilities. attorneys for northbay firestorm survivors say, that pending legislation would allow p- g-and- e to 'pass on' the cost of the 2017 wildfires and future wildfires to ratepayers. (ken) the founder of papa johns pizza is apologizing for using a racial slur during a conference call. during the may call, john schnatter used the n-word while trying to downplay his n-f-l snafu... shares in the pizza food chain dropped to a 12-month low on the news. in a statement, the company said: "papa john's condemns racism and any insensitive language, no matter the situation or setting."

santa clara up to about 85 later on this afternoon. peninsula looking bright and beautiful. 82 for red wood city. a little bit cloudier on the coast line and cooler, the breeze kicking in half man bay. seeing sunshine in downtown san francisco at this hour. we will reach about 71 later on this afternoon. the clouds will be stubborn around daly city. it will be breezy. temperatures about mid 60s later on today. we will be warm. 90 in santa rosa. 88 in sonoma. there is lake port up to 103 later on today. the east bay a lot of 70s to low 80s. 77 in oakland. 79 in castro valley. inland hot spots. 99 in brentwood. 97 the high in livermore. much of the state is baking. 107 later on today in fresno. 111 in reading. 102 in palm springs. today will be the warmest day all week. here is the accuweather s day forecast we have the cool coast but we are hot inland. take it easy out there in the upper 90s. by thursday into friday high clouds move in. we will see an increase in humidity. it will feel muggy to finish off the week. saturday and into sun

faheity of santa rosa. lem assistant fire mitchell, paul lowenthal, says the complaints have more than doubled. >> a lot of those are out of town owners that neglect the properties. we work to address those, but we do have a significant volume of vacant parcels. those have produced regrowth. >> they were seated to save the hillside, but that could destroy any progress with fire season. that is why the hillside lots will be abated first. santa rosa's first round of abatement workorders goes out this week, and with the increased volume they may bring in additional contractors to call and cut and hopefully clear out some peace of mind. >> there is the concern. people want to feel safer. >> i do not want to worry about dry grass. i get nervous every time i see a fire truck coming by here. you just don't know. >> reporter: the way that abatements works, you get to inspections, then into notices that accompany that. ample time to get your property in order. if you have not, the fire department comes in and the co

santa cruz -- if you were in santa cruz yesterday at the beach, set a new record of 97 degrees, beating the old record of 96 degrees. ? it felt hot yesterday that's because it was. right now current temperatures in the south bay, 65 degrees. peninsula 60 degrees. trivalley, 66 degrees. it's not really cold. you are waking up this morning, you are not going to need a jacket. not even a light sweater for thatert ma. san francisco at 57 degrees. a nice light breeze. you may notice a little bit of haze and fog along the golden gate bridge but that you should clear out okay. north bay 54 right now. in the afternoon we are going to notice slightly cooler temperatures in some spots. the 24-hour temperature change is not significant at this time. three degrees cooler in half moon bay. napa about five degrees cooler. yesterday we saw pretty hot temperatures. today temperatures will only be topping out into the upper 80s and mid 90s for interior valleys. however, there is a heat advisory for the monterey area. that's further down south. most of the bay area will be okay. no triple digits expected

santa rosa 86 degrees. it will be a warm day. if you're going out they have been killing it this season. we are going to have great weather as we head into this evening. it is 62 degrees at first pitch and cooling down with breezy winds a skies. as you make plans to go before a workout today it will be in the upper 70s as we go into early -- or late morning. you might want to head out there a little bit earlier. we are still stuck in this weather pattern with very hot temperatures. by the end of the week into next week there will be slight cooling for the pacific northwest that could edge its way in. it is great news as we continue to monitor what's happening with the car fire. we'll have more updates on that and i'm also posting updates on facebook and twitter at kari hall weather. let me know about your weekend plans. we are looking at temperatures in the low 90s for today as well as tomorrow. just a slight cool down for the weekend with upper 80s. it will continue into early next week. san francisco looking at mid-to upper 60s

the night that santa rosa burned will be on july 19 at the roxy stadium in santa rosa. dr.were forced to flee their homes to escape the deadly flames on october 9. proceeds will be donated to local fire related charities. >>> drought conditions are being felt across the state. the drought monitor says 85% of the state has abnormally dry or drought conditions. most of eastern napa and lake county are experiencing moderate drought but the press democrat reports reservoir levels are much better off than past summers. look at the current drought conditions in the state. most of northern california in yellow is abnormally dry, some areas are in orange indicating moderate drought. look at southern california where most areas are in a moderate to severe state. at the very bottom of the state, at the bottom right corner of the screen you will see extreme drought indicated and that is highlighted in red. >>> there is an excessive heat watch for most of southern california today and tomorrow as the area faces a heat wave. valley temperatures and the mountains as well as desert locati

santa rosa right now mid-50s. oakland 59 and santa fe 58 degrees. off to a mild start this morning. here is the live camera looking out toward the flag here at the bay. we do have scattered low clouds back in the picture but not talking about dense fog. and that will definitely help the fire crews for today. temperatures about 62 to 65%. than the afternoon hours, reading only in the mid to upper 80s. the 90s and a bit of a breeze other. notice the direction of the wind arrows here and probably improvin days the improvement because they southwesterly flow and help push that smoke all of the bay area. here we are this morning and take this into the afternoon hours and the skies will be partly sunny with the clouds of regrouping just in time for the evening hours. by the way, not just san francisco with the fireworks so all scattered around the bay for this evening. the big one closer to san francisco, we had to add patchy fog clouds in the evening. temperatures in the upper 50s. forecast highs this afternoon, low 90s barely in the low 80s. for antioch in brentwood. here is a look ahea

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santa rosa 80. concord 93. livermore 92. here's our live camera looking across san francisco. you can see in the bottom right portion of your screen, there's that fog deck and then just a few high clouds already working their way back into the area and there we are toward mount diablo. so at least tomorrow morning, plan on some fog coastside and possibly a few patches right around the bay. and then in the afternoon hours it's still going to be hot inland but probably a little cooler than today instead of mid- to upper 90s. we are thinking low to mid-90s for tomorrow afternoon. so here's the setup. this area of high pressure is in charge of our weather pattern, not only heating us up but also setting up that southerly flow sending the clouds in for tomorrow. so high clouds thursday, warm to hot inland. the beaches primarily in the low to mid-60s. here's that setup for tomorrow that moisture moving in from the south. there is that slight chance of a shower for thursday into friday. it's not widespread

ocean beach only 59, santa cruz only 6. the forecast sun tomorrow. still hot inland on sunday before we see slightly cooler air. by wednesday, only stuck in the upper 80s inland. >> now sports from abc7 news. >>> ruben foster spoke publicly for the first time since a judge dismissed two felony domestic charges against him in may. foster speaking after the 49ers full padded practice of training camp. foster is suspended for first two games of the season for violating the nfl's personal conduct code and substance abuse poses. foster says he has a better appreciation for football after everything he's been through this past offseason. >> big learning experience. i learned from every mistake, everything that has been said. you know, all my flaws. you know, learned from a lot of things. i grew from it. it was crazy. football could be gone but you know, getting back on this field with my brothers and the copy ofs is a blessing. >> to the raiders and doug martin is hoping for a bounceback year with the silver and black. he signed with the raiders this offse

all around 62 in sar toga and santa clara ra. there's still a delta breeze not that strong but it's there in the southwest, 22. i expect this to continue to come down. 43 in truckee. 70 in reno. 66 in ukiah. that's a warm low. you can see the low clouds there getting smashed by high pressure nosing in. that turns the flow aloft in the atmosphere, more out of the southeast which can bring moisture in. i'm hard pressed to find much. doesn't mean that can't change. we'll get the cloud cover starting late wednesday and more likely thursday and early friday. i do buy that up in the sierra. by friday into the weekend you start to juice things up a bit and late friday starts to bring it in. if you're going to tahoe friday and saturday, kee on things with thunderstorm activity. there's your 106 up in clear lake. are you going up there today? you're not? all right. 70s and 80s and 90s. 104 out in vacaville. 100 in brentwood. 72 in alameda. walnut creek 95. big differences here today. 80s and 90s in san jose. the tropical clouds come in an

sa santa rosa are only a few steps behind. the most stressed city on the survey was detroit. >> well, a bit of stress for a resident in berkeley's elmwood neighborhood, his cleaning crew called him on vacation telling him a stranger answered the door who said he was working at the house, and the crew could have the day off. well, police showed up and busted the stranger as he stepped out of the shower. that squatter had also taken the owner's tesla model x to go shopping, very strange. >>> the oakland chp pulled over a driver for going 99 miles an hour in a 65 mile an hour zone. the driver said i wasn't driving that fast. that's when the officer showed him the speedometer reeding of 99 miles an hour. the guy responded the display must be the current temperature. well, it was warm out, but not that warm. after an awkward silence the driver signed the citation. he got the ticket. >>> what tends to work better is to say thank you, officer, for pointing that out, i was going too fast. >>> nelson mandela's legacy, five years after

in santa rosa closer to 90. not quite. 87 in santa rosa.ut 87 in lakeport and clearlake. >>> westbound 205 in tracy slow going as you transition onto 580. caltrans has roadwork going on in the eastbound opposite commute direction but the delays, the backup, we are seeing those in the westbound commute direction. just under 30 minutes between 205 and 680. give yourself some extra time. it's going to be busier than what we have seen throughout the rest of the week. >>> jaclyn, thank you. famed san francisco landscape architect michael painter has died. his vision of a more scenic commute was the inspiration for the presidio parkway. painter wanted to replace doyle drive between the golden gate bridge and the marina with landscaped tunnels so people could walk from the presidio to crissy field. painter presented his plan in 1992. 23 years later the expressway opened. painter died of cancer at his home in mill valley. he was 83. >>> san francisco police are p l alone embaadero a week after pe hurt. summer tourism is the reason for the enforceme

santa rosa and petaluma look at that down to a mile to two- mile visibility. satellite/radar overall showing that onshore breeze in effect and that's what's filling in a lot of the bay area with the clouds out there this morning. and then parts of the east bay. you're still in the clear so not bad in places like livermore and concord. so here's a look at the winds not too breezy though between 5 to 10 miles per hour for most locations. jaclyn. >> we are going to begin in the north bay taking a look at your ride as you make your way along 101 where it is very foggy. we are taking a live look. this is 101 at spencer just north of the robin williams tunnel. give yourself extra time. be safe out there. allow extra space between you and the car in front of you. heading across the golden gate bridge, continues to be a foggy ride. we have a fog advisory in place for drivers. if you are mayour way towards the lower deck of the bay bridge, you may have slowdowns. the treasure island off-ramp is shut down due to an accident investigation. you will not be able to exit th

intentionally slamming her s-u-v into a pedestrian in santa cruz...as >>> check out your highs today. san francisco about 3 degrees above average. concord about 10 degrees above average. of course, it's going to be a huge difference where you in pacifica. union city, 77. a little more comfortable hayward 70 degrees. fremont 80 degrees. across the east bay we go, temperatures very, very close to triple digits in places like antioch and brentwood. fairfield 99 degrees. yesterday, vacaville hit about 104 degrees. 70 in berkeley. 70 in richmond. wine country temperatures in the low 90s for napa and sonoma. this is where the triple digits are in full effect today. lake poured and clearlake a heat advisory through tomorrow. >>> the bay bridge toll plaza that's the happening spot this morning. we are definitely seeing a backup develop just beyond the west grand overcrossing. your travel times remain in the green likely to change here in the next few minutes. >>> a woman accused of intentionally slamming her suv into a pedestrian in santa cruz has pleaded not

and cisco 73, santa rosa 92. san jose around 90. elroy 96. a warm to hot weather pattern this weekend with cooling into next week. no red flag warnings here. >>> the giants look to get offense back on track against the cardinals tonight. we have sports at next. >>> final update on the fire out of control not far from ucsb and santa barbara county. you can see the situation here. is mantia's -- as many as 20 homes have burned and many others are threatened. there is no containment. we will be back in a moment. >>> we now have sports. talking giants. there doing pretty well. >> it has been a tough week. just when they were getting healthy, another injury. joe was leaving with a strained groin his back on the disabled list again this season. the giants hosted the cardinals. this young fan hope and with little offense and a nap. bottom of the six, 1-1. pablo sandoval, opposite field. seventh homerun of the year. is tied at 2. in the bottom of the seventh, andrew mccutcheon, why not? it is now 3-2 giants. turn it over to will smith in the ninth an

santa cruz will warm up nicely to 80 degrees.of sunscreen and stay hydrated as well. the beach hazard statement in effect through this afternoon and that's because we have the strong southerly swell, three feet to seven feet and this is all from that post-hurricane fabio and also this means rip currents and some sneaker waves. so be careful if you are going to the beaches today. also at the alameda county fair today it will be sunny and warm even at 11:00, with plenty of sunshine and warming up into the low 90s and if you stick around until closing time, still clear and mild with temperatures in the mid-60s. so let me show you what is going on. we have high pressure building in the four corners. this is bringing very hot conditions, warm weather through parts of northern california and hot in southern california where we saw a lot of triple digit heat. there's also quite a few red flag warnings in effect through parts of southern california and parts of nevada and even out in utah. low humidity, gusty winds and high heat are the

carr fire is bringing up difficult memories for of santa rosea. >> reporter: people here in santa rosa are rebuilding. the carr fire and that fire forecast are stirring up terrifying memories. >> obviously, the most terrifying thing that either of us have ever incurred. >> don't want to do it again. i feel for the people going through it now. >> reporter: they hope survivors lean on their community. >> ask for help. there are people willing to help. >> reporter: for many in santa rosa, emergency alerts letting them know that fire -- >> it scared me. i couldn't open my phone fast enough. it was very scarey. and reading through it and they said it was in mendocino county. >> reporter: the fire season is off to an early raging start. >> these are extreme conditions. this is how fires are burning in california. we need to take heed. >> reporter: cal fire says so far this year, fires they have responded to have burned about 3,000 acres. for all of 2017, 5,000 acres. not the fire forecast the wilbur's want to hear as they rebuild and work to recover emotionally. >> we are super hyperaware of

santa rosa faces other issues including a growing homeless population that congeals in groups.there? dan who runs that department sees a cascade of other issues. >> the city supports 188 shelter beds. if there was a reduction there and those folks wouldn't exit to a housing i would be concerned they would exit to an encampment. >> reporter: they are looking at a possible housing bond and increase in sales and taxes, all up to voters in november. abc7 news. >>> coming up, a dizzying experience. >> a bay area woman who applied for a refund for a recalled washing machine is sent into a spin cycle. >>> also ahead -- >> reporter: on a beach full of millions of rocks, would you be ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> people in london are scratching their heads over this. this is a 25 foot tall statute of a bare chested jeff goldblum sitting on the bank of the river thames. it is a subscription service that installed it to mark

santa clara, 88, 94 in morgan hill and 95 in gilroy. on the peninsula, it may be quite warm with highs in the 80s. 83, palo alto, mid to upper 60s in the coast of breezy conditions, downtown san francisco tops out about 72 degrees tomorrow. north bay, 90 in november vat toe and napa, east bay highs, 82 at hayward and fremont. the east bay is a bit sizzling, highs in the low 80s. pittsburgh, 96, and livermore. here this is accuweather 7-day forecast. the temperature range will be with us tomorrow. a couple degrees higher wednesday, mid-80s around the bay, upper 60s on the coast. humidity elevates thursday and friday, will feel muggy, but not quite that oppressive. it tapers off over the weekend and it will remain warm over the ekend, l on the cst >>e're n no, we're not. >>> prime day is for more than just amazon customers, and the annual sale. >>> coming up, tonight, president trump shocks the world, what he said on stage next to vladamir putin and what the president is saying now. >>> a lava bomb explosion and nearly two dozen tourists

but santa clara county have versus f.c.c. is going through the courts and ultimately will be heard back in washington, d.c. in the coming months. >> washington and oregon already passed their own net neutrality laws. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 >>> at quarter to 5:00 nirng engineerings at m.it show off the newest robot called the cheetah three and it's blind but can maneuver well around obstacles jumping on tables, walk up the stairs. >> what? >> oh my, when you push it over it recov rll ft.ased. it used sensors to feel its way around the world. and m.i.t. says it could be useful in disaster situations and complete darkness when humans may not be able to enter safely. >> amazing. wow buts are scarey in. >> yeah. >> i have seen this episode of black mirror a couple of times. >> it doesn't end well. >> not for us. >> for the robot. >> for the cheetah it's great. >> we have seen the ending yet we keep going down the road. >> i do. >> guys. >> wow we could have fun of those fan you this weekend. >> that would be really good u

hot in antioch and concord. 86 in san jose, about 87 santa rosa, 85 napa.oss much of the west coast, on 60s in san francisco but the triple digit from medford down to bakersfield. let's hot eastwook t roahirng o spots, one that is improving out of the central valley. three vehicle crash involving a semi and sedan before 11th street that has been pushed off to the shoulder. the speeds improving slightly. we were at four miles an hour last time we checked, up to seven miles an hour approaching where the scene was. 12 miles an hour past that on 580. also heavy at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on early today, 5:21 and you are stacked up into the maze. unless you're using the carpool lanes. next traffic update coming up. >>> new at 6:00, public awareness of global warming is up. abc news and stanford university conducted the survey that found 61% of americans say the federal government should be doing a great deal or a lot about global warming. that is up 8 points since 2015. three quarters of americans are concerned that efforts to address the issu

santa cruz at 80. dangerous surf there, remember. >>> 75 to 82 on the peninsula. 60 to 64 on the coast. 70 to about 72 downtown. south frist. 81 to 86 through the north by. ukiah at 89. a smaller spread on et east bay shoreline. 77 to about 80. and the last stop inland, 88 to 93 degrees. tonight without the cloud cover it will be cooler. low to upper 50s in most neighborhoods. my accuweather seven-day forecast had kpr sunshine means our warmest days ahead by tuesday, wednesday and thursday we start to pull become and get temperatures more comfortable and committeeser to average. hi, sue. >>> good morning i have to giggle every time you say pfaff owe. i'm thinking about. >> that's why i say it. >>> i can't believe it's not butter. here we go to sand rafael. light this morning appear and no problems southbound on 101 from sand rafael through mill valley and up over the waldeck o grade. looking at about a 20-minute drive to from novato to golden gate. and the sky 2 over the golden gate as you make your wa

cruz, though 60s around santa clara, cupertino and saratoga. santa cruz mountain mid-to upper 50s and a decent delta wind. gusty winds at 23 was at 33 several hours ago. the activity is favoring nevada, but if you are in tahoe , substorms could get close. the system went by to the north yesterday and is pushing well out of the area with high- pressure building. today and tomorrow pump in inland temperatures, coast and bay not much of a change, 60s and 70s. late wednesday into thursday there could be hints of monsoon moisture. 60s, 70s, 80s, and some 90s. continue marching up, a lot of it is cloud dependent on the monsoon cover. late wednesday into thursday, a break friday, and more late saturday into sunday. inland hot, coast and bay, not bad. >> how unusual. >> terribly unusual. >> yes. >> thank you steve. >>> 4:50 am, an amazing story from antioch, an orinda family reunited with the family dog that was missing for nearly 3 years. >>> walk barefoot without stepping on your kids' toys? impossible. amazingly delicious breyers ice cream for 330 c

santa rosa, one of the cooler spot at 52. inland heading towards the weekend with the area of high pressure expanding and flexing the muscles over the next few days. that means more 90s by the weekend. around that comedy circulation was some moisture looking -- working closer to the bay area. this is moisture from what was once a hurricane is now a tropical storm. tropical storm fa be a. we are expecting more high clouds in your friday forecast and just with the nature of the system, the tropical system and a good feel muggy around friday. here is the forecast model shiday. more cloudsg in from towards friday. we could have the clouds scooting out later in the day tomorrow. forecast highs today doing 80s towards antioch and brentwood. san francisco 67. pacifica 62. it will actually send in a swell closer to the bay area. maybe some sneaker waves and soccer rip currents especially to the south facing beaches for today right through the weekend into saturday. here's a look at the five day forecast. we are heating things backup.

and santa rosa and senoma. the strong of high pressure then monday. as we get toward, you can see humidity, and muggy conditions closer to the bay. increase humidity, still got temperatures in the upper 80s, summer weather, with a twist. >> now, we will check in with laura for sports. >> the giants and the cardinals at a and and it, . >>> here at the x finity sports desk, the giants and cardinals were back at it at at&t this afternoon. the giants getting the 3-2 win there yesterday. the top three starters in the rotation are all back. two on, two out for pena. he get right. that puts the cardinals up, 3-0. bottom of the eighth, giants down brings hansen in, and th giants omf the ninth. aust strikes out swinging, the giants fall to the cardinal, 3-2 the final. heading over to proo gressive field. aes down 3-0, the 8th inning magic is back. 15th home run on the season. next batter up, crush davis. he is called that for a reason. free baseball for fans on this saturday. top of the 11th. that one is gone as well. the aes beat the al central indians, 6-3.