here's a look at the epicenter in santa rosa. this is just east. >> of highway 101, north of highway 12, a little bit south of the fountain grove area of santa rosa. 4.4 and a number of aftershocks took place as well. you can see on the screen the depth of 5 miles and it struck at 6.39. pm tonight. a lot of people felt it in and around santa rosa all way down to san bruno. we're joined now on the phone by robert michael de groot. the shake alert system coordinator for the u.s. geological serve survey. >> hello, can you hear us mission to group? i fully can blow. all right. first, let's start with the fact that some people did not actually get the shake alert before the quake hit. some got it during the quake. some didn't get it all. can you tell us what was happening with that? >> yes, definitely. so one of the things that happened is that it depends largely on how far a person is away from where the earthquake reaches the surface. the epicenter. so if you're super close. then generally you can receive an alert before or during o

cÓmo subimos la temperatura en santa rosa. concord subiÓ 6°.n temperaturas que subieron bastante en comparaciÓn a ayer. segÚn las temperaturas de hoy tambiÉn tendrÁn rÉcords. el aviso estarÁ expirando esta noche, el aviso por calor. 108° en santa rosa hoy. 103° napa. 104° en san josÉ. 98° a las 6:00 de la tarde. a las 7:00 de la noche tendremos 93°. a las 9:00 de la noche en 84°. 82° a las 10:00 de la noche. 80° en nuestra Área. recuerde tener precauciÓn si va a pasear la mascota. ramÓn: gracias. las temperaturas llevan disminuyendo al menos. segÚn mencionamos, estar expuesto a las altas temperaturas representa un peligro para la poblaciÓn, especialmente para los mÁs vulnerables, niÑos y adultos mayores. pero adultos de nuestra comunidad estÁn expuestos a temperaturas de 130°. vamos a ver el siguiente reporte. reportera: sigue el calor excesivo en el Área de la bahÍa. me voy a dar una vuelta por las calles, para entender un poco como las personas se protegen contra esta ola de calor. >> estamos tomando sueros, agua. >> nos mantenemos con pura a

everybody in santa rosa had to have felt that one. anything new what it just, you know, some i asked on twitter what people felt where they are >> steph is down in san bruno. so the for this time, for the way, from the epicenter felt a quick shake in san bruno. i'm richie greenberg to who ran for mayor and led the campaign to recall chesa boudin. he lives in the city are in the hill area said a little gentle side to side motion. a lot of peace. some people are saying that they didn't get the notification. you know that on your phone that sort of the little warning. yeah, that's unusual cal berkeley was putting together this new warning system like they have in japan where we're supposed to. >> get a heads up a, you know, a few seconds, at least before it happens. so we have somebody on the line. who is tell where you were, what you felt, what happened. >> jason, can you people yeah, it was it was that you all it was pretty scary. actually perform that i've to appearing close and it i would i would napping because i have you worked. yo

and fall santa rosa fire department. appreciate. all info. >> lawrence is with us now has been kind of mapping the depth of this quake, exactly where it is and what all that means. yeah. and you know, this are really part of the dangerous fault zone. and so 4.4 that will get things going. but it could be a 6 could be a magnitude 7 or larger. that's a possibility along this fault of this part of the hayward fault system. you see here are the red line right here stretching across a good part of the east bay. but that travels right across the san pablo bay and into the north bay. and it's called the rogers creek fall. there you can just to the east 101. and that's where the earthquake was located today. we've seen a few aftershocks after that as well. and so you can see kind of in and around kind sting even a little further north. we continue to see a couple more aftershocks all along the fault zone, too. so not just in the santa rosa area, but continuing further north. now, the depth of this one, 5 miles, which makes it a fairly shall

>>> santa cruze, o adentrarse en las playas.inglÉs) con 70, y (nombre en inglÉs) con # 5 y 75. tambiÉn concord tiene temperatura mÁs alta, y es porque hoy hizo mÁs calor de lo que tuvimos ayer, la temperatura se, en los dÍas martes y miÉrcoles van a descender. y la humedad se recupera esta tarde, y disminuirÁ para el dÍa lunes, donde el rÉcord de incendios estarÁ crÍtico. mucha precauciÓn con eso, la temperatura estarÁ incrementando, y lunes y martes con concord con 102, y san josÉ con 99, y san josÉ en el miÉrcoles podrÍa estar en los 91. y hasta el viernes podrÍamos ver temperaturas en los tres dÍgitos es para el siguiente fin de semana, y para la prÓxima las temperaturas van a a decaer bastante. porque vienen unos cambios que llegarÁn desde el trÓpico, ahora tenemos los remanentes de una tormenta. se estarÁ revirando hacia el pacÍfico esto, y posiblemente en un huracÁn y se mueva hacia baja california y para el prÓximo fin de semana, y a metida que se desplaza dejara de ser un fin de semana. y coincidirÁ con este el

santa rosa.lice officers and a patrol car with his vehicle. police say it to 20 in the morning. on friday, a patrol sergeant solomon passed out in his car parked at a gas pump at the 7 11 on college avenue. when the sergeant couldn't wake the driver, he called the backup officer for help. when both officers opened the front doors of the car, they say the driver suddenly put the car in reverse, knocking both officers to the ground and hitting a patrol car parked behind him. the man was arrested later that day. let's talk about what's happening on the road, south castanet enjoying the morning off, but we are helping you get around town. if you live in that town, oakland 8 80 right by the coliseum looking good and easy drive for you this morning, we'll swing over to interstate 2 80 san jose much of the same a lot of sunshine on those roads, not much traffic at all. let's go to highway 24 1 that creek. this is typically one of the hot spots for a typical morning commute. but today is not that many pe

a 4.4 earthquake strk santa rosa around 6:40 this eveg followed by a 3.9 aftershock. te a look at the damage inside of a a home on slater street. it sent it sent knickknacks tumbling toe floor, damage to wall and smashed glassware. on the same street, it actually severed pvc water pipes on the side of a home. one resident said her dogs her dogs were acting strangely t 10 seconds before. >> i had to grab a hold of the doorframe between the kitchen ad dining room because it was jolting and glass was shattering. >> it was not like the 89 earthquake, it was an actual jo. actual jolt. >> animals are keen at sensing . this cat was clearly shaken. we are in downtown santa rosa where rosa where the quake disrupted dinner plans. >> the police and fire departments say there are no red injuries. several people we spoke with say it was unnerving. unnerving. >> it sent liquor bottles crashing to the floor and shooks loaded with premixed cocktails. >> everything was shaking. the f ran out. i am used to it because to it because i grew up in san francisco. format the owner saie earth

towards santa cruz.ne the records that we do not keep track of that will be broken for today. so we are looking at and seasonably hot weather some of the hottest so far this year, perhaps in years. better details on what you can aspect. for your area coming up in just a little bit. thank you. rosemary of the california power grid says today could be the toughest when it comes to strain on the power grid. calyx so has issued a flex alert again for today. it is the sixth day in a row that we have been asked to save energy. but today is a little different. the flex alert has been extended until 10 o'clock this evening instead of nine o'clock. the grid operator says last night demand for energy approached record levels and they predict that tonight there will be a deficit in power. last few days are likely to be a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here in particular this event and the demand for electricity continues to escalate. moving into monday ,

on the drive in santa rosa, the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> the strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had vent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug and roll a community day for pokemon go. the national weathe' service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mountains. >> the rain was coming down on bodega highway. again. in marin county. the wind picked up and vote. >> point raze national park service tweeted this photo of a tree down dingers hill urging caution on the roads. >> wind spe

we've got santa rosa novato reporting 15 mph but gusting to 22 in nevada, gusting to 23 in santa rosa wind? it is right along our coastline and does include san francisco. it will go until tomorrow morning. wind god! us could reach 35 to 45 mph. so i do imagine it is very windy on our bridges this morning. you can expect highway one. you can expect blowing sand with that kind of wind. something to be aware of, if this is your place to be or if you're going to be out there later today, here is a look at the storm, the center of the circulation off the coastline of california that will continue just to bring us waves, so it's going to be off and on off and on off and on for the next few days and the closer it becomes to us, the more unstable air mass becomes and with that the risk of thunderstorms as well. we do have a wave moving through, although areas over the north bay fairly quiet, a little bit of drizzle, maybe below the radar beam hills. berg maybe a few scattered showers for you there. we've got some just inside the bay. it looks like over towards the leo. maybe that stretch lon

also, 33 degrees cooler santa rosa, 114 degrees. simply amazing.ord heat there today. 77 degrees little bit below the average. 37 degrees cooler 112 was a record and conquer. but today still 36 degrees cooler. 76 in little more. 116 degrees. all-time high there. 42 degrees cooler at 74 outside. right now. temperatures generally in the 60's all around the bay area. 58 degrees, though, bron 61 in san francisco. 62 degrees in dublin. 63 in caulk or these numbers backing off quite a bit. much more comfortable and not so much humidity in the atmosphere as well. so a lot easier to sleep out there. the monsoon and some of the tropical moisture headed to the east now and that that will be the trend now is will see the whole pattern kind of shift gears now, a little more fall-like outside is that on shore breeze kicks up. some of those winds, 20 some 30 mile an hour gust today. but now still a substantial seabreeze continue to carry some of that cooler well inland overnight tonight. all right. here's the long-range forecast as we're going to see a change in

strong winds brought this tree down onfquite the drive in santa rosa. >> the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> rain arrives to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> be strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had vent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug unroll a community day for pokemon go >> the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mount. the rain was coming down on bodega highway. you act again. in marin county. the winds picked up and it. >> point raze national park service tweeted this photo of a tree down on gers hi

around santa cruz county. well the place here. crown beach has not really seen much traffic yet. what we're seeing so far are people who live around here walking their dogs taking their exercise and all of that stuff, but not too long from now they're gonna be a lot of folks coming here from the specially inland because here it should be 80 85 degrees from maximum, as opposed to 95 or 110 in some other places. we hope to talk to some of those folks who bring them to you later. tom baker ktvu fox two news. alright thanks so much, tom. there are major concerns about california's power grid. as we begin the hottest days of the holiday weekend heatwave, emergency agencies all across the state are closely monitoring, electricity use and both our homes and businesses. they're worried several straight days of triple digit temperatures. and many parts of the state could push the power grid to its limit, and there is good reason for those concerns. thursday night, the demand for power california reached its highest lev

especially for a site like santa suzanna.s. taxpayers. >> we throw seven billion dollars a year to that pot. and the liabilities do not go down. >> did the taxpayers a good value for the six billion am sent last year for nuclear waste cleanup? >> i believe the taxpayer got good value for their money. we can do better though. >> so many of these sites are in places where they are the only game in town in terms of employment. if the cleanup gets completed, the jobs go away. and so, to some degree, iain has become a jobs program. >> cleanup of these sites is incredibly important. we need to have it happen. and we cannot be sitting here again in five, ten, 20 years, hoping that it. will >> the actions needed to take involves significant cultural change at d. o. e. headquarters. and contractors. >> involves kids, moms. and all of these things. maybe they have been heard, but not listened to. >> and there is a difference i suppose. there is a big difference. >> and at santa suzanna right now, honestly, the conversation could be so

strong winds brought this tree down on quite the drive in santa rosa. >> the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> be strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had vent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug and roll a community day for pokemon the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mountains. the rain was coming down on the day. the highway again. >> in marin county, the wind picked up and vote. >> point raze national park service tweeted this photo of a tree down dingers hill urging ca

santa rosa police break up a huge side show friday night. they say around 200 people were blocking the intersection. >> and west avenue in sebastopol road. police on scene made more than trip 50 traffic stops in issued nearly 20 citations. officers also told 6 vehicles and arrested 4 people. >> in the east bay, one person had to be rescued after a car flipped over in oakland. police say it happened on 35th avenue and jordan road just before 2 this afternoon. this is video of the incident from the citizen app. opd received several calls reporting a person being trapped inside. oakland fire were able to safely remove them from the vehicle. they were uninjured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. this week is the start of national child passenger safety week. the national highway traffic safety administration says nearly half of car seats. 46 1% are being misused. state law says all children under the age of 2 are required to ride in a rear-facing car seat unless the child is 40 pounds or 40 inches tall or more children, 8 and older

cruz 56 santa rosa. it is 66 by the delta and in livermore, so we're warmer right now that afternoon will be warmer, but we get into the dangerous heat from 11 o'clock. tomorrow this says through tuesday, but i wouldn't be surprised if this is extended throughout the upcoming work week and our heat advisory for the bayshore the marin county coastline will be up tomorrow into monday. so we will have a sea breeze at a weekend throughout the next several days. but today we're well into the 90s inland and 80s in our east bay, but it remains comfortable at the coast to look at how long it's going to stay over 100 degrees coming up liz. all right, lisa. thanks developing news new video from overnight shows the devastation left behind from a fast-moving wildfire burning in siskiyou county. the mill fire has destroyed nearly 4,000 acres prompting governor newsom to declare a state of emergency to support crews in some good news. we now know it is 20% contained the fire was first detected in weed. that's about 70

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live in santa clara county, abc7news.i: the community organization pushing to create california's preparation task force for african-americans is urging the governor to veto legislation extending the deadline for the committee to complete its work. the co--- the coalition for a just and equitable california says the extension sends a message to -- a bad message. the chairperson says that the final report will be released within its original timeframe which is next july. reggie: san francisco's new da is changing course on a policy on how teenagers are handled when they are accused of a crime. he will abandon recall da's policy to never ask that juveniles be charged as an adult. jenkins says effective immediately she is forming a juvenile review team that will consider whether to recommend that a 16 or 17-year-old should be tried as an adult. >> we cannot allowr victim themo remain without justice or accountability in very serious and egregious cases. reggie: the review will collaborate with all parties involved including

it happened about 4.30, this afternoon at the santa monica airport. you're looking at a live picture of the aftermath of the situation there. the victims were pronounced dead at the scene. the faa says the plane was a single engine. piper sport. no word on what caused the plane to crash. we will update this story as we learn more information. >> now county sheriff's deputy is now in custody at the santa rita jail accused of shooting and killing 2 people. investigators say 24 year-old devin williams junior shot and killed. 42 year-old maria tran and her 58 year-old husband venison tran in their dublin home on colebrook lane. the couple's relatives said an intruder entered the house just before one in the morning and opened fire. williams surrendered about 12 hours later and was taken into custody in fresno county. investigators say williams and the couple knew each other. but the motive is still unclear. williams first court appearance is set for tomorrow morning. >> it is a day of great loss. the queen elizabeth, the second leaves a great legacy. toda

it's days after a deadly accidental poisoning in santa monica. what we uncovered about this new investigation in walnut creek. >>> plus, another so-called rolex robbery on the peninsula. >> i feel mad. >> one of the victims tells us how it goes down. >>> lawmakers approved a plan to keep the state's nuclear power plant open. we are breaking down the pros and cons. >>> this is nbc bay area news tonight. >> i'm raj mathai. we will go to the two exclusive stories in a moment starting with updates on this incoming heatwave. potential for 100 degrees, maybe more, in parts of the bay area over this labor day weekend. right now we are being asked to conserve energy. we are under a statewide flex alert to 9:00 a.m. cal iso says to expect more in the coming days. pg&e is preparing all hands on deck. staff meteorologists are tracking the weather conditions from a command center in san ramon. they will stage crews in areas that their forecasters say will be most impacted by the heat. there are no planned pg&e power shutoffs. of course, that could change. an

it was felt in santa cruz and gilroy, thankfully no reports of injuries or damage. that's always a constant threat, threat, but the focus now, statewide heat wave. >> we have enough to worry about about with the heat as opposed to the earth. >> which would be a terrible time. >> never a good time. this is the worst. when the grid is already under stress which it's going to be statewide with all of this heat regionwide as we head into another hot labor day weekend, seems like labor day is is always our hottest holiday and this year will be no exception, let's look at what you need to know as we head into into not just the first cooler weather day of first alert weekend, heat warning in effect this weekend the hottest day is going to be the holiday on monday temperatures will peak near record high temperatures likely sunday and again on monday, we will check those out,, a gradual cooling trend is is going to kick in by tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week week but it will be a gradual trend, the heat warning continus all the way through tuesday for all inland par

santa cruz is another hot spot to keep cool though the high here today sword to 92 degrees.xtra lifeguards along santa cruz main beach cow beach and capitola beaches this holiday weekend the santa cruz fire department plans to have beaches fully staffed have extra vehicles patrolling beaches and water rescue equipment. ready bay area residents are not the only ones trying to escape the heat this holiday weekend carl the fog is taking well earned time off after a foggy august and in a tweet referred his followers to check out abc 7's meteorologist drew tuma for all their weather needs. curl, the fog is a parody twitter account for san francisco's foggy weather. drew will often shout out carl for his year-round appearances. carl says he'll be back next week along with cooler. speakers along the coast will enjoy that. chris alvarez is here now with a previous sports chris. karina coming up in sports. what a great day for our bay area college football team's cow with a dub and colgate couldn't catch 22 how stanford rolled to a week one win down on the farm college. college. foot

eighties in santa cruz. so pick your spot.e next few days. meanwhile inland it's going to be a warm one and continuing to heat up, so we'll track that for you here as well. a live look inside the oakland harbor where temperatures in oakland for today low eighties our air quality tends to suffer with this type of pattern. we've got the heat the stable conditions, the light winds air quality right now. good to moderate. it is a spare the air for today and our inner east bay, as well as down to the santa clara valley is expected to go just above the moderate level. reaching that orange level. it will be a minor one. but it's there and that means if you do have asthma, respiratory issues very sensitive to that type of air we are looking at perhaps moving forward because our temperatures are only going to grow hotter and that stable air is going to stick around. for the next few days. we do have that entre breeze through fairfield at about 17 mph spent stuck there all morning long. not really helping us out, though. take a look at

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near 100 and livermore. 52 in santa rosa.ure change, anywhere from two to nine degrees warmer than yesterday. sfo trying to find a little bit of fog. there could be a few patches. dangerous heatwave this weekend and into the record ahead -- into the week ahead. rising fire danger. there is a look at santa cruz, upper 50's. 86, sunny skies. could see a patch of fog late in the day. numbers in the 60's for late -- early in the afternoon. 55 degree water temperature certainly allowing for comfortable numbers at our beaches. should be in the upper 80's this time of year. the upper 90's, near 100. 110 by fairfield. monday, tuesday, wednesday looks like a few degrees of a drop off. thursday, we are back to excessive heat. friday, cooling around the bay. 87 in santa clara. seven degrees warmer on the peninsula. upper 80's today. the sea breeze is with you. not as robust as it has been. 75 downtown, a nice day in the city. youeel the warm up with 96 in santa rosa. low 90's by vallejo. as you get toward the east bay, a nice afternoon,

santa rosa conquered palo alto in san jose.s are all up 80 to 84, 80 and 80 degrees fifties on the temps here, low mid upper 50 santa rosa, officially 50 petaluma 50. now palo alto, san carlos is down to 51, another walnut creek observation and livermore both showing 53. but we are running cooler across the board mountain view in half moon bay nine degrees cooler than yesterday. at this time, we had clouds and some rain. lois is lifted out of the picture, and now high pressure builds in so 60 seventies near the water and then eighties inland will continue the theme of warming it up into the weekend, probably topping it out then and then slight cooling trend monday. thank you time, 6 39 prosecutors are firing back against the efforts by elizabeth holmes to get a new trial. tell you why they're accusing her lawyers of stalling. all right now, let's head out to our newsroom check in with ali rasmus for the other stories. we are following here on morning sun, too. good morning. good morning, pam and david coming up in just a few mi

santa rosa, you're 49.rancisco and low sixties to start your morning over san jose along the peninsula right now. good morning, atherton at 51 53 reported at stanford and 54 right now, los altos. here's a comparison of where we should be for this time of year and where we will be for the after. noon 95 for santa rosa, low seventies and san francisco as i mentioned a moment ago 80 degrees expected in oakland, 99. livermore 90 degrees over san jose and climbing. i'll have a look at the afternoon highs for today, as well as the extended forecast , including that holiday weekend , the watches and the warnings in place as well, coming up in just a little bit. all right. thank you. rosemary with the hot weather and a strained power grid in the forefront a big vote over california's last nuclear plant coming up in our six o'clock hour. the results from the late night battle to keep diablo canyon open and we'll tell you what we know now about the state's plan to improve childhood literacy details of some of the key

there is foggy santa cruz, 57 degrees right now. it should reach 80 degrees. temperatures will be warm to hot with anywhere from five to 10 degrees above average, then we get into a bit of a cool down throughout the last week of september. we are looking at what is left of fiona, getting to extratropical status as it moves into canada. we are looking at ocean temperatures in the low 60's, so that's the heat engine that drives hurricanes. we need 70, 80 degree temperatures. this will quickly weaken, but it is creating some storm surge for nova scotia and heavy rainfall. this will die out rather quickly, and 75 to 80 degrees down here near the sea temperature. this will strengthen quickly. tropical storm ian, 45 miles per hour, and wind gusts to 60. it should be a hurricane moving through cuba and perhaps the west coast of miami tuesday and wednesday as a category two or category 3. we will watch that for you. back home, it's a beach day with temperatures in the 70's from half moon bay through pacifica, but look at the warmth. mid 90's today in our inland valley

santa rosa 50.erwise we're in the low sixties lining the bay into our and areas brentwood at 63 degrees. now here's what you need to know about today. fog and drizzle to kickstart your wednesday morning with pretty much light winds. but then those winds will increase out of the west. 10 to 20 this afternoon, ushering in the cool air mass. and this evening the clouds now we have lots of clouds tagging the coast and again you will start off with that morning drizzle. we'll talk more about today's high temperatures for right now, let's hand it off to south castaneda. roberta thank you very much. we're off to a nice start. i like what we see. so far. i think this is why people get up early and get on the road. this is a look at west band bay bridge coming into san francisco. it looks pretty good getting across the bay and into san francisco. for the most part. we do have traffic that's moving along very well into the city and across all bay area bridges, 4 32, let's go back to the headlines. thank you.

some spots around santa cruz county. we have the full list of east bay regional parks that are closed on sunday and monday because of that fire, danger risk and the ones that will still be open on our website, go to ktvu .com in alameda, ali rasmus ktvu bastion news. scalia so issued a flex alert starting at four o'clock this afternoon until nine o'clock tonight to help reduce the strain on the power grid were asked to hold off on using major appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines and avoid charging electric vehicles. the flex alert also encourages people to set their thermostats at 78 degrees or higher. many people are beginning to hit the road this noon time for the long holiday weekend. 80% of americans expected to travel by car this year. triple a predicts this afternoon will be the busiest travel day. taking a live look now at the east shore freeway, the interstate 80 corridor through berkeley, expected to be one of the busiest routes today, tripoli reports the best time to travel as before one o'clock

what this means for businesses in santa clara c nty. report today with higher than expected inflation numbers fueled a major sell off on wall street. the dow dropped 1276 points nearly 4% the nasdaq was down more than 5% losing 632 points and the s and p 500 lost 177. it was the worst day on wall street since june. 2020 investors are very worried about inflation spreading more widely through the economy. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a former fed economists about rate hike yet and also a again, she's live there in the newsroom with the story, janna mike and julie economists say that consumer demand is driving up prices, but they worry that the federal reserve might have to raise interest rates so high to address inflation that it could prompt businesses to have layoffs and cause a recession. rare blend cafe in oakland, omar the barista put care into each cup of coffee, but the costs have shot up for a shot of caffeine other than rent. i think everything increased even wages. um from the smallest things like toilet paper to for sure, co

today 102 and fremont 110 in santa rosa. we're 1 12 yesterday. santa cruz 94. we'll get a little cooler tomorrow. then we'll warm it back up thursday and then big changes for the weekend. good morning and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. what a beautiful sky. it's going to be warm, obviously, is lisa has been saying and as we've known over the weekend, but i just thought it was just gorgeous, even though the metering lights were turned on at 5 40. look in your river mirror if you're stuck in traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza because that sunrise is going to be spectacular. other than that, we are pretty light this morning. we got to know no real delays on the nimitz freeway past the oakland coliseum. there is your drive time from highway four all the way into the city on the 80 corridor. it seemed like it was an earlier start to our early morning commuters. we have about an hour delay now coming into the central are coming into dublin from the central valley. and yes, first reports of an accident coming off the bay bridge more on that in just a few.

looking to the 100 degree mark in santa rosa. we will see 90's around redwood city and also into the east bay. temperatures warm quickly today. we will see 70's from pacific got to half moon bay. it seems to be extended. liz: pressure on the california energy grid has prompted a fifth executive day with a flex alert. most challenging hours are between 4:00 and 9:00 at night. californians have been conserving electricity. if we do not cut our power use, it could trigger rolling outages. >> no reduction in your electricity is too small. liz: preliminary data shows that conservation has helped keep the grid stable so far this week. today's alert is in effect from 4:00 to 9:00. set your thermostat to 78 or higher, if your health allows. do not charge your electric car or use major appliances. it is also a good idea to turn off lights. during a flex alert, turn off any unnecessary lights. across the bay area people found ways to escape the heat. for small businesses the excessive heat could keep customers home. >> in honor of the firs

was there. >> overnight, strong winds brought this tree down on quite the drive in santa rosa, the santa rosa fire department says the tree landed on a car. no one was hurt. >> rain arrives to the north a late saturday night and stay for much of the day some day in downtown santa rosa. the weather has people feeling pretty good. we need rain. we're glad to have the rain and happy to. >> be strolling around in santa rosa today. and i don't know one word. >> going to get as much again, but i hope we have a whole bunch this year. sarah simmons and bill gross are visiting from davis. he had invent earlier in the day to go to and then have lunch with friends. christopher beta was one of the few people out in the rain for an event he could not miss pokemon go. >> community day. it's rug unroll a community day for pokemon go. the national weather service is anticipating up to 2 inches of rain in sonoma county. even more in the mount. >> the rain was coming down on bodega highway. again. in marin county. the winds picked up and it. >> point raze national park service tweeted this photo of a tree

the santa santa rosa fire department alerted a crew, friday, that it may be called out to help with firefighting efforts. it is all part of a master mutual aid sys. aid system. >> departments, again, like santa rosa, will decide how many many resources they are going to to send to wherever the need is, is, but at the same time making sure we keep enough resources back in our own communities, in the event that something breaks out here locally we are covered. covered. >> it tilden regional park, signs like these were visible on on trails to alert hikers to be closure sunday and monday. >> they did a lot of cleanup. >> >> reporter: george is a volunteer firefighter from out of the area and is concerned about the heat. the dry vegetation, and what maybe still still to come this fire season. >> this year, for us so far, it has been better than the last two years, but the fire season is not over. >> reporter: andrea, kpix 5. > >> businesses along the coast are bracing for a labor day boom, as people look for places to beat the heat. restaurants are bringing in as much stuff as as possible to cater to

in santa clara, 60s, rain at time, not as much. levi's stadium on the northern end of the santa clara valley rain shadow. will see breezy conditions, but probably not as much rain as san francisco and likely in the north bay tomorrow. 64 in san jose, mild temperatures, likely stay in 60s overnight. dublin to san francisco. and tomorrow morning, rain starting to move in. wind speeds picking up. 20 to 35 miles per hour. then transition from rain to showers. where the games will be ongoing, likely see bands of showers passing through. look at temperatures, rain chances and temperatures in 60s and low 70s. winds will be the big story, especially the coast. gusty areas in orange, 20 to 45-mile-per-hour gusts by half moon bay, and winds out of the south. wind advisory 6:00 a.m. for coast and san francisco until 4:00 a.m. monday. storm ranger starting to see more activity offshore. very interesting when you look at satellite view. look at the low, will park offshore through tuesday and wednesday. first batch of rain midmorning, moving thr

it's 62 in santa rosa. notice that big drop off in that temperature from 1 15 yesterday to 60 to talk about that more momentarily, but it is still 81 degrees in san francisco. well, let's take a look at some notable numbers. i got to challenge that never lets go with 64 there at this early hour. otherwise it's 77 in brentwood, also in fairfield and high sixties and napa the difference between yesterday and today. it is seven degrees cooler in hayward at this hour, but it's five degrees warmer and half moon bay where they have their own microclimates. we've seen a high temperature and half moon bed 85 degrees, but only three quarters of a mile away along the seashore. we've seen a temperature of only 60. for boy . that's a huge difference. so we had some all time record high temperatures for the second day in a row. it was 1 16 and livermore 1 13 was the old record in santa rosa. now yesterday they had 1, 15 and 108 and san jose because of these very hot temperatures, the national weather service is still pu

it got underway in santa clara.nese culture and history through community outreach. it held the live auction, award ceremony and fashion show. developing news in puerto rico, president biden approved an emergency declaration as fiona intensifies into a hurricane. right now, the storm is roaring near the island, bringing the threat of flooding and mudslides. we have seen people stocking up on last-minute supplies and boarding up windows. it was nearly five years ago to the day that hurricane maria battered the island. nearly 3000 people died in the wake of that storm. still ahead, the weather feels more like fall. how about airfare? the summer travel hassle is finally easing up. we have some advice for those looking ahead. we want to give you a live look, you can see the rain on the camera. it is a soggy sunday, we will check in with lisa for the forecast. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too

expect to upper 90s in the santa santa clara valley, 100 at parts parts of the bay, and it is still a heat advisory for sunday sunday and monday for some of the higher elevations, the xhosa xhosa elevations at marin county county and bay areas except the most inland bay. temperatures are above average, 15 to 20 degs 20 degrees above average for parts of the inland area, but monday and tuesday, temperatures temperatures will be 15 to 25 degrees above average further i. further inland. extreme heat is definitely in store for the weekend. we will get into the details of how high temperatures temperatures will go in a few minutes. > >> we want to get back to that breaking news in siskiyou county county . it is known as the mill mill fire. it's burning right now in the town of weed. more than 200 acres have burned already. it's moving fast, you can see it's moving sideways, which means there is some wind there. evacuations are under way. we are watching a close. > >> for the third straight day, kauai so is calling on all of us us to conserve energy to consere to conserve energy, kauai so o

más calurosa y se espera que continúe por lo menos hacia el interior hasta el próximo jueves marín, santaera a partirde esta noche finalmente sin advertencia por este calor que trae temperaturas cercanas a los 90.95° así que finalmente viene un cambio en camino pero este es el panorama lo que también dejan condiciones en la calidad del aire que no son satisfactorias especialmente para cierto grupo de personas que tienen algún problema precisamente los pulmones y el corazón mucho cuidado hacia lo que es el este y el sur del área de la bahía hay que evitar los ejercicios al aire libre porque muchas veces una persona puede pensar que tiene una buena condición física pero con este calor es casi imposible y hay que hidratarse aunque no tenga sed hay que tomar agua mejor hay que mantenerse en lugares donde haya aire acondicionado pero mucho cuidado precisamente apagones programados están siendo implementados este martes en varias zonas del área de la bahía en respuesta a la sobrecarga una sistema eléctrico donde vive el intenso calor escucha esto en este momento más de 32,000 residentes en la r

to santa rosa. we will be looking at temperatures not only cooler to start but cooler than average. four to seven degrees cooler this morning and the wind is gusty from 20 to 26 miles an hour from san francisco to the inland valleys. we will call it partly cloudy with the second half of the day cloudier and the wind increasing . 60's and 70's by noon, upper 70's for the warmest inland valleys. a shot at 80 degrees and cool and breezy on the peninsula. we will be looking at several days of rain. stephanie: in the south bay, family members have identified a third grade student as the crash victim. jacob dillon wava was -- jacob villanueva was in a crosswalk when he was struck by a car. >> a growing memorial marks the spot where jacob and his babysitter were walking toward castellon elementary school saturday -- friday morning. they were a block from campus when they were hit in the crosswalk. both were taken to the hospital. jacob did not's desk did not survive. >> that could have happened to my daugh

the santa clara county board of supervisors. you're marking $135,000 for the purchase of narcan kits. each of the county's 65 high schools would receive one supervisor cindy chavez spearheaded the effort person could think they're taking, um, a percocet or something that they bought that online and it could be laced with fentanyl and kill them. that scenario cost 17 year old star athlete leno sis bloom , his life detective mentioned that like they i suspect that is there's been a you know, alleged peel that he was able to get access and that that list bill probably had a dosage of mila. health experts say narcan administered by spray through the nose prevents an overdose immediately without the danger of addiction, so the way that narcan works. is that an essentially when it enters the brain, it takes off the binding of fentanyl to the opioid receptors in the brain, and then the body can resume normal functioning. county school officials say the vast majority of high school communities welcome this latest safety tool similar to

en santa clara ya puede hacer una cita.evado protecciÓn contra el covid—19. ¿quÉ harÍan estas vacunas de refuerzo? >> prÁcticamente estas vacunas tienen lo que es la parte ancestral del covid—19, es aquella que tuvimos en 2020. de esta manera se evitan hospitalizaciones y tambiÉn complicaciones por el virus. locutora: un representante del condado de santa clara nos explica cuanto tiempo hay que esperar para recibirlo. >> puedes tomar la vacuna a refuerzo, debes esperar 2 meses desde la vacuna original y los adultos pueden combinar las diferentes vacunas, pueden usar moderna, tambiÉn pfizer, pero lo Único es que tienen que esperarse 2 meses despuÉs de la vacuna original. locutor: el refuerzo de pfizer lo pueden recibir personas de 12 aÑos, sigue moderna de —— y el de moderna de 18 aÑos o mÁs. el refuerzo estÁ recomendado para personas mayores de determinada edad, por ejemplo al principio estos refuerzos estaban recomendados para personas de 50 aÑos o mÁs. ¿en este caso los nuevos refuerzos a quiÉn se le recomienda que se le

three kilometers northeast northeast of santa rosa. this happened in santa rosa.o the northeast. it was on a a well known earthquake fault. s look at all the colors on here.e scale shows you how strongly it was felt. getting to the yellow, yellow, you get moderate. most of it is green telling you this was felt weakly by most people.h that you noticed it. but look how widespread this was. you cae areas areas. the usgs, there is an algorithm on here to verify these things. these are fairly accurate reportings and you can see the colors here are very light. it shows you what it can be felt like. and just a little bit of background on this. the s creek fault, the san andreas is the big one but there are several faults. the movement shifting between the north american fault and the pacific fault. san andreas was the notos one. are getting updates regularly and we will keep you updated. >> that's a driving factor in ts fire behavior.because those winds in the upper levels were so fast. it gave us a really unique look to the skyed to. ths the plume of smoke. still coming

santa's a. your sporting 58 degrees.do have a little fog and drizzle this morning with some light winds. otherwise becoming partly cloudy and unseasonably cool away from the bay into our inland areas. clouds played tag with the coast tonight, enrolled back in temperature wise 67 degrees in pacifica to 10 degrees warmer than that, in antioch. otherwise are outside number 78 fairfield and also in concord as well as morgue unhealed. we're talking rain chances, and we will detail that that's later on in the newscast, but right now, okay, so where are you busy at the east bay. glad you asked that question, roberta. because the east bay is slow. it's not as slow as it was yesterday. but let's go out and see what we have. now, with some of the road sensors firing up red on highway four on interstate 6 18 on interstate 80 and the bay bridge, cut off to a rough start. we had a crash earlier in the morning. some people have diverted. it's obvious over to that salmon tail bridge and the same mateo bridge does have some slow traffic

we have fog and cooler temperatures, 53 in santa clara, 55 on the

santa rosa, you had been in the 40's.uch brisk as you're getting out there right now. john, thank you for that. well, it's been a busy wednesday morning for us and a few issues like an early morning accident. >> on the bay bridge that started those residual residual delays. that's clear. still about a 23 minute ride maze to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge. 31 minutes. that's down from 40. we had a traffic hazard here just 30 minutes ago in the high-rise portion of the bridge

it got underway in santa clara.nds were raised for the nonprofit to help preserve chinese culture and history livs ceremony and fashion show. developing news this morning in puerto rico president. biden has approved an emergency declaration as tropical storm fiona heads toward the island. it could strengthen to a hurricane by the time at roars ashore. people are stocking up on last-minute supplies and boarding up windows. the primary concern is the intense rain, which could trigger mudslides. it was nearly five years ago to the day hurricane maria battered the island nearly 3,000 people died in the wake of that storm in alaska homes are being ripped from their foundation as a massive storm surges bringing severe coastal flooding and prompting evacuations a person living in gnome shared this video. it shows a home floating in the snake river and hitting a bridge the storm is made up of remnants of a typhoon with winds up to 75 miles per hour. the governor of alaska has ruled the flooding a disaster emergency stella h