this is in sausalito. so if you're traveling along one, 0, one southbound north of wolfpack ridge, they do have an accident. there looks like all lanes are currently blocked. a unfortunately an early-morning fatality. so they are working to try to get that scene clear right now. but again, all lanes blocked. this is 1 one north southbound north of wolfpack. this is in sausalito. all right. let's go and get a look at the san mateo do want to one just under 14 minutes. the richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 9 minute ride. you travel out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this tuesday morning. 5 o one right now and our top story. students are going to return to school today after a 13 year-old was shot. >> at a middle school in oakland. shooting happened yesterday afternoon after recess and james madison, middle school. that's on the campus of madison park academy. well, police say a another student shot the victim. that shooter was taken into custody. it's unclear if it

on the freeway southbound highway 101 is closed or stopped at spencer avenue, coming down toward sausalito, not a great area for options on your freeway. south 101 will start building up as we're looking toward bridgeway, that can slowly take you through carefully take you through sausalito, that is one option for you. hoping to have one lane open soon but we don't know exactly how much investigation, a pedestrian for some reason was on southbound highway 101 and that will demand some investigation at the very least. looking toward northbound 101 where all the slowing off of that richmond bridge to san rafael has cleared up. we're told one lane is open northbound. there were a lot of chains spilled onto the roadway, about 1,000 pounds. i was told recently they had that person arrive. the slowing looks like it has cleared so that's okay for that portion of the north bay. over here getting away from the bay bridge el portal eastbound 80 one lane open toward the carquinez bridge. the earlier crash an alert as far as chp is concerned. the counter commute direction westbound is fine and the res

so this has been an ongoing controversy here in sausalito for quite a while. back in small camp formed on a piece of private property about a mile south of where i'm standing. it got pretty big eventually. the city allow those folks to move here to marine ship park. they use the field, the tennis court. but neighbors tell in recent months that had become a problem. and now the city has closed down this camp. everyone inside is gone. they have put up fencing around it and they're working on cleaning it up. earlier this month, the city of sausalito reached a settlement with a group representing the people who are living here at marine ship park in exchange for leaving. residents of the camp were given up to $18,000 each to be used to find new housing. >> the camp was cleared out on august. 15th and fencing and signs have been up ever since to keep people out. you know, i feel you know, i don't know what to do to help for neighbors like haas. the epstein, the restoration of marine ship park is a mixed blessing. she says that what started as a good idea have becom

. >> in sausalito it an early morning fatal accident there. and so 3 lanes are still blocked. one lane is open. you can see that delays. you're traveling down south again. southbound one. 0, one just north of spencer avenue in sausalito. so there is a slight delay there. let's go ahead look at the bay bridge, though, as you're heading into the city this morning. the meteor lights just went on to just under 13 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. no major issues there. san mateo bridge a 80 to one. 0, not seen any accidents along the peninsula to slow you down. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell commute about a 11 minute ride as you travel out of richmond heading across towards sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. remember, that accident could slow you down on the southbound side. so to be just under 20 minutes along the golden gate, there. it's 6, 0, one. and our top story this morning, students are going return to school today in class is in session after a 13 year-old was shot at a middle school in oakland. yeah. that shooting happened yesterday afternoon after

plus, a homeless encampment triggers a state of emergency in sausalito how city leaders are moving forwardith clearing it out. and petaluma. police are investigating a woman who was found living with a corpse. what we know about the crime scene. now from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now with 3 major action from the white house to reduce student loan debt for millions of americans. we have a rundown of this deal and thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waltman. after months of deliberation, president biden announced today that his administration will be a racing, some student debt for millions of borrowers and extending the pause on the payments until the end of the year. our dc correspondent raquel martin joins us now live. so raquel, who exactly is this going to impact? >> just seeing low, according to president biden, this will impact roughly 43 million americans. and he argues the majority impacted will have come from low-income families. president joe biden is following through on a campaign promise

. >> sausalito got an accident. you are seeing delays as you're traveling along one. 0 one. and there's a car fire in san pablo, 80 eastbound west of el portal drive. and i was just an accident pop up along the bay bridge, 80 westbound east of fremont street as you're heading into the city. so drive times are not about 30 minutes to traveling from the maze to that freeman street exit. no delays along the san mateo bridge. still at 13 minutes for your drive. the air a richmond center fell at about 11 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 34 minutes. 37 to the tolls. it's 7, 0 one in our top story this morning, students is on i mean, students are going to school today and classes on in oakland at a middle school. rest 13 year-old was shot down. that shooting happened yesterday afternoon after recess. this is at james madison, middle school. that's why on the campus of madison park academy. police say another student shot the victim and the shooter was taken into custody. still very unclear. the victim was shot intentionally. many families are in disbelief that a student brought

two lanes blocked south toward sausalito.opened the second lane a short time ago. no lanes open north 101 passing third, headed through san rafael. a lot of debris in the roadway, so you can see anderson instead of francisco. anderson is a clearer route. back to you. >>> the white house talking about a battle for the soul of the nation. we'll take a look coming up. let's look at the big board as well, some rare up arrows after several days of losses. >>> plus, a legend on the tennis court putting that one final ovation on hold. serena williams extending her historic career for at least one more magical match. how the magic in her other career as a mom is going viral this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. right now at 6:43, we are starting out with a nice, cool morning, almost time to get the kids up and ready for school, in danville in the mid-50s to start out the day and at pickup time, we're in the low 80s. our weather still on repeat, but we do have major changes ahead going into the holiday we

a homeless camp that sausalito is main ship park is no more.there is now fencing and signs around the park to keep people out. crews cleared it out last week after reaching a settlement with a group representing the people who are living there. the homeless camp first formed back in 2020, a mile or so south of the park. but when it grew too large for the site, the city allowed residents to move to main ship park and that soon became a problem for many neighbors. the beginning. >> things were neat and clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly, you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming. >> sausalito officials paid about 30 people $18,000 each for leaving the camp and let them decide where to go next. alcatraz is getting an infrastructure upgrade. the national park service announced about 35 million dollars in federal funding is going to the golden gate. national recreation area to repair in seismically, strengthen the concrete whar

this is a 101 at spencer, into sausalito. a person was hit by a vehicle, a lot of activity in and around the area. the investigation is underway, it will take some tim, but they did just open one lane through that area. that is helping traffic conditions toward the golden gate bridge. once you are past that, no delays getting on the bridge of if you're headed to san francisco. other hotspots, northbound 101, there is a crash crash in clearing stages. we have a truck fire, the fire is out, but still a lot of activit. chp and fire crews on the scene. scene. we will give you a live look coming up in just about 10. 10 minutes. > >> happening today, the department of justice is expected to respond to former president trump's request for a special master, a neutral party who will review the documents the fbi took from his mar-a-lago mar-a-lago home. bradley blackburn has the latest from new york. >> investigators reviewing evide reviewing evidence seized from former president trump's home earlier this month they, they found a limit

jobina: number six, we are following a deadly crash in sausalito. lot of major issues on our roads, three sig alert's in the first one on southbound 101 before spencer avenue and san rafael passed 580. kumasi: warm weather is being blamed for a toxic algae bloom. over the weekend it caused thousands of fish and other marine life to die in various bay area waterways. birx fly when a judge limits how a south carolina man of few -- accused of murder can review his evidence. >> in this morning's gma first look, chaos in the courtroom. >> no statutory authority whatsoever. >> alex murdaugh back in court for a heated hearing, his lawyers accusing the state of withholding evidence. >> the problem is that inevitably a number of people, as the case is prepared has to get access. the whole point is to have this not fall into the wrong hands. this case is unique and unprecedented in south carolina history. >> a judge deciding that the evidence must be shared but putting strict controls on how. putting a temporary protective order in place. >> i appreciate the

sausalito, san sausalito, san francisco daly c, daly city, upper 60s this afternoon.wn to averages average as low pressure tries to to dip down just enough to impat to impact california, and we will take it. it is giving us ak from this crazy heat that has been reaching into california. t is the area of low pressure tryg to give us a little break and we we see it in the numbers. especially compared to yesterday. mid-70s in san franco yesterday but now it's upper 60s. upper s near oad and d tha the east bay and north bay where where eventually by wednesday, 80s and the forecast. that willk around as we wrap up the week into the weekend with 70s returning. we will keep you updated. how are the roads look? roads looking? > >> we will start with a look at the accident we have been talking about on 280 near hickey hickey exit. that vehicle it looks like they were able to get it on the shoulder and spees are getting back up. a quick look on the nimitz freeway. a few slow spots but nothing too bad. we will take a live look nr the oakland coliseum. 12 minute drive from 880 an

look at san francisco and sausalito, upper 60s, lower 70s. it is a beautiful summer day for us in the bay area. i would capitalize capitalize on that to take advantage of the weather, if possible. as we extended to the next couple days, it will only warm-up more and more. let's look at that. starting up with the microclimate, san francisco, francisco, you don't have much of a change. that is thanks to a a very significant onshore flow. when we extend into the inland east bay, today we are sitting in the upper 80s. by next week, around the exact same time, we are dealing with the upper 90s. that is what i mean. the microclimates are experiencing something completely different. we will keep you updated in the weather center. for now, back to to you. > >> for now, all eyes are on 49ers player trey lance. we will will take you to where his large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print.

sausalito is comfortable. 70 in berkeley. 81 in freeman.an today, 80's and 90's on the board. 92 later on today. overnight tonight, our marine layer comes right on back. thick fog along the coast, with coastal drizzle. temperature wise, we are basically in the 50's and 60's as we get you into friday. here is the seven-day forecast. afternoon sunshine today. reheat at inland -- we heat up inland tomorrow. we get a break from the heat on sunday. 70's and 80's away from the coast. early next week, a typical pattern. afternoon sunshine monday, tuesday and wednesday. kumasi: ginger is in tampa, my home state of florida. what is coming up on gma? ginger: good morning to you. a great state and city we will be celebrating. headlines include the cdc's admission of failure when it comes to the covid-19 pandemic. they are saying changes will be implemented as concern grows over the monkeypox outbreak. and the story of attorney alex murdaugh keeps going. his attorney is accusing prosecutors of withholding evidence. this is our closer to home tour. we a

anywhere from sausalito into daly city, today is a nice day there. really, it is just depending on the microclimate. with that in mind, mind, let's start with the inland areas. daytime highs today arranging in the triple digits with upper 90s by tomorrow. we start to cool down as we head into the weekend. a trough of low pressure will develop closer to the state. as we extend into san francisco and and even oakland, it is mostly 70s and 60s across the board for for us. we will see 80s today in in oakland. it cools off significantly for the weekend with partly cloudy skies digging digging around next week. we will keep you updated in the weather center. for now, back to to you. > >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, rapping your way through math clas >> it was back to school today for students in petaluma, of festive atmosphere greeting students at mcdowell elementary school. kids there are being taught in both english and spanish in what they call a biliteracy approach. >> they start off heavy with spanish in the early grades,

even here at kron 4, we started taking up kayaking, paddle boarding, that sort of thing and like sausalitoould people be concerned about participating in water, sports like that right now? >> i i would personally refrain from sending people at the dolphin club are still sitting right now. there have been reports of things like skin rashes, nothing crazy. and but i wouldn't advise against doing things like in direct water, contact recreation, like kayaking and that kind of thing. so just know like prolonged time in the okay. >> i mean, this is already gone on for for about a month now, i think was about a month ago that it popped up in an alameda estuary. what's the outlook here and do something like this just clear up on its own is something we can do to help. get out of there. >> yeah, unfortunately is nothing we can do. we really just have to wait and like i said, this is never happened before. you can't say when it will and but however, with with the days getting shorter you know, these things tend to kill over time and but, you know, that can also lead to a town center problem. so we'v

we see 60s anywhere from the peninsula into sausalito. once we extend a little more north, we are still expecting some beautiful 80s today. let's get a a quick look at what we could expect the next couple days. partly cloudy skies will stick around. that is just the trough of low pressure. when we extend all the way into the weekend, take a good look at what we expect for the north bay. upper 70s, low 80s, i will take that to napa all the way. as we extend along the coastline, we are still dealing with 60s, very very dense fox and clouds this morning. is still stays dense, even into the weekend. we will keep you updated on that in the weather center. for now, i am sending it back to you here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get

. >> homeless camp today in sausalito ys main ship park is no more. you see the fencing here.of their crews clear this out last week after reaching a settlement with the group representing the people who had been living there. the homeless camp first formed back in 2020 mile or so south of the park. but when it grew too large for the site, the city allowed residents to move to the park main ship park. and that soon became a problem for many neighbors. >> at the beginning, things were neat and clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly, you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming >> and get this sausalito officials paid about 30 people, $18,000 each to leave the camp and let them decide where to go next. the city of san francisco is buying 2 more buildings and will the urning them into housing? mayor breed announced today the city received a little more than 73 million dollars in-state homekey awards to buy city gardens on 12th street and mission in on mission stree

of dead fish in several bay area waters, including lake merritt, the alameda estuary oyster point sausalito among others, something to be aware of their an air quality advisory is being extended through tomorrow due to 2 fires burning north of the bay area. the bay area air quality management district. so smoke from the 6 rivers, lightning complex fire and the rum creek fire that's burning in southwest oregon. are the cause officials say elevated air pollution levels are likely but a spare. the air alert is not in effect. don't be too terrible for us here. we want to get you a little bit more details on that, though. time now to check in on our 4 zone forecast. taking a live look. i guess this is just generally across. they maybe mount tam, ok, that's supposed to be downtown san francisco. but we've got some cooling mayor with karl. the fog kind of moving in and low cloud cover. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now with more. details came every pay their know. well, let's take a look at smoke tracker for because we are going to notice the bulk of that smoke and ash from those 2 fi

. >> time now 6, 36 and in the north bay, a homeless camp in sausalito is main ship park is gone.here. any more crews cleared it out last week after they reach a settlement with a group representing the homeless people who had set up camp there. that camp first formed in twenty-twenty about a mile or so south of the park. but then when it got too big, the city allowed homeless people too, pick up and move over the main ship park, which they did. but then soon that became a problem for many neighbors. at the beginning. >> things were neat and clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly, you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming >> sausalito officials paid about 30 people $18,000. a piece to leave the camp and let them decide what to do next. well, governor newsom is announcing more money for homeless housing projects around california. speaking in los angeles, the governor says hundreds of millions of dollars. we'll go to communities as part of project homekey. well, h

you actually get out sausalito quite a you still going to go into this? >> and so in a kayak, i will definitely not be letting the dog come with because, you know, kyle likes to jump in the water and i will not. >> we're not going mess around that's way way to let thank you, sarah jessica. well, new this morning, nasa's launch of an unmanned rocket to the moon has been scrubbed because of a fuel leak that they couldn't yeah, they're going to try again on friday. amanda holly has the latest. >> at 322 feet high. the sls rocket stands taller than the statue of liberty when it launches, it will be the world's most powerful rocket. this test flight will send the orion capsule on a 42 day mission around the moon. >> artemis is the new era of lunar exploration and is fittingly named after the twin sister of apollo. i can tell you there's an energy and there's an excitement around the kennedy space center. i would say across the agency and all around the space coast as we get closer and closer to this launch after a decade in the making. artemis one is a necessa

in several parts of the bay area, including lake merritt, alameda estuary oyster point parts of sausalito as well. the nonprofit bay keeper says this is caused by sewage and refinery discharges into the bay and the organization's very worried about this, saying that we need to get this under control. but we're learning daily about what this means for humans and for these fish. and so you also notice the water in the bay is really brown and murky. that is due to the algae forming red tides. i caught up with an avid fisherman. he comes out here. >> every single day. can you seen the bloom before? but never killing this many fish. >> there's there's always been some kind of red tide algae bloom going very seldom. have we dead fish over this deal? have been coming here be every day for was 2 years for someone seen any of that fish and all my hope. they clean it up. find out what's going on. if you can't fix the problem, at least make everyone aware so they don't get in the water and have this happen to themselves. >> keeper scientists, they said eventually this bloom will die off, but that co

. >> 5.35 is the time in the a homeless sausalito is main ship park is no more.und it. keeping people out. crews cleared it out last week after reaching a settlement with who was representing the people who were living there, the homeless camp first formed in 2020. it was about a mile or so south of the park and then it in the getting bigger and the city allowed residents to move over 2 main ship park and then that became a problem for many neighbors. >> the beginning. >> things were neat and clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly, you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming >> sausalito paid about 30 people who were homeless and living there $18,000. a piece to leave the camp and they could use that money and then decide where they're going to go next. governor newsom is announcing more money for homeless housing projects around california. speaking in los angeles, the governor says hundreds of millions dollars are going to go to communities as a

in south san francisco has made you cry for >> in the north bay, a homeless camp in sausalito is maineared out the people from that park last week after reaching a settlement with a group representing the homeless who were living there. they first started their homeless camp about a mile or so south of the park back in 2020. but then there were too many people on that site in the city started allowing them to move are in ship park. but then that soon became a problem for many neighbors. at the beginning. >> things were neat and clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly, you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming >> sausalito officials actually pain 30 people about $18,000. a piece for leaving the camp and then they decide whether or not to go next. governor newsom is announcing more money for homeless housing projects around california. >> speaking in los angeles, the governor says hundreds of millions of dollars will go to communities is part of project homekey home key

of the ridge there may be paperwork going on for the early crash just off the bridge over towards sausalito, a little bit of slowing but again because of the cones blocking lanes so there is no sensor data or slow speeds registering. everything else is moving smoothly, no regret and no wet roadways as of yesterday but there is a possibility more coming. the tri-valley something to investigate coming up. back to you. >>> sounds good. now to the latest on the fight against monkeypox. first, it was san francisco but now the entire state is a monkeypox state of emergency, we have more and how it may help ramp up the states response to escalating viral threat. >> reporter: in a tweet governor gavin newsom declaring a california state of emergency in an effort to get more monkeypox vaccines. state senator, scott weiner. >> the state has been taking it seriously from the beginning. >> a message that california, and san francisco in particular, are desperate need of more vaccines. >> unfortunately this declaration will not expand supply vaccines, only the federal government could do that . >> with

it's been killing fish from the south bay all the way to south sausalito. >> we knew the red tide was very large and somewhat predictable that we would start seeing dead fish. this scale of dead fish was very disheartening surprise to all of us. >> well even when the water cools or the algae runs out of food, the die offs may continue as the dying algae sucks up oxygen. if you see dead fish on shore you are asked to submit a short online report to the san francisco institute. we posted that link on kpix.com. >>> tonight a ship is being blamed for killing a humpback whale that washed ashore at half moon bay. the marine mammal center says the signs from obvious blunt force injuries the 49-year-old adult female had been in off the deadly coast since april. >>> exactly one year after the cal kor fire tore through sierra, tahoe, the resort is making plans to reopen this winter. but as they show us, getting skiers and snowboarders back down the mountain will be an uphill climb. >> we saw the mountain turn into this ashy gray into this bright orange. >> reporter: snow covering sierra and tah

slowing sensors because the crews are still out there on the northbound direction headed up toward sausalitoat's standard so that little bit of fog is not a major problem. we talked about santa rosa schools kicking in today and that will be the case, also we have new haven and newark over in the east bay. over in the same area we do have the niles canyon area which still has the overnight roadwork as well so keep those things in mind. this roadwork should clear up soon, the school year just getting started. mountain view and los gatos starts school today. palo alto, this is interesting, middle school and high school starts today, k through 5, one more morning. back to you. >> don't wake your brother and sister. >>> this morning a 75-year-old man is in custody after detectives say dna evidence led them to a 1982 murder of a palo alto teenager. "today in the bay's" thom jensen talks with the lead detective who told us he has been following this case since he was a kid. >> reporter: sunnyvale public safety detective matt hutchison was born two years after 15-year-old karen stitt was sexually as

have also been found in other parts of the bay area, including at lake merritt oyster point and in sausalito, it's still not clear what is causing those harmful algal blooms to form. happening now, an air quality advisory has been extended till today because of 2 wildfires burning north of the bay area, the bay area air quality management district says smoke from the 6 rivers lightning complex fire and the run creek fire in southwest oregon are blame. officials say elevated air pollution levels are likely, but the spare the air alert is not in effect. officials say if you smell smoke, you should protect yourself by going indoors and closing any open doors or windows. several people travel to our nation's capital to remember the march on washington where several 100,000 people gathered to fight against inequalities towards african-americans. it is also where martin luther king gave his iconic. i have a dream speech. daniel hamburg reports. under the shadow of the martin luther king memorial. locals and tourists are remembering the march on washington. it's the anniversary of the speech. of wa

dead sea life seen in sausalito, point richmond, alameda, and humans are aggravating the problem. scientists say the dumping of wastewater pours nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus into the ocean and that accelerates all that algae growth. >> that's why it's really urgent that we get this nutrient enrichment from wastewater treatment plants under control as quickly as possible. >> people bringing their fishing gear to the shore are seeing warning signs advising them to wash the catch before they cook it and don't eat local shellfish during red tide. >>> a decision to shoot and kill a mountain lion has triggered an online war of words between the hollister police department and the oakland zoo. at the heart of the dispute is an ongoing debate about how the big cats should be handled when they show up in urban settings. nbc bay area's ian cull explains what happened and why police are upset about the criticism they are now facing. >> reporter: a mountain lion shot, causing a stir between police and the zoo. it all started early friday morning. hollister police evacuated homes whe

>> sadly, i have a deadly crash to report in sausalito southbound 101. reports of a pedestrian on the freeway. we don't know the details of why. all we know is sadly, someone has died and also a full stop for southbound 101 headed toward spencer avenue. this is a problem for folks headed through mill value i why, getting toward the golden gate bridge right now. we're going to investigate some alternates for you. sometimes there aren't greats ones through that area. we'll see how this impacts the rest of your commute. there's another alert in the north bay and another in the east bay, so three alerts working right now. this one you're looking at a this one you're looking at a deadly crash south 101 i mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club. >>> next thing she knew, she was on the ground and could hear my dad calling her name. >> right no

bay between the dumbarton and salmon, tail bridges and shorelines, including foster city, hayward, sausalito and beyond. so scientists from the san francisco bay keeper began investigating the conclusion was that this was an outbreak of an organism called hetero sigma kashiwa, uh, more commonly known as a red tide of harmful algae or to kind of red tide, harmful algae, 30 or 40. scientists say they won't know conclusively until further testing. and it's not killing all species. some like these bat rays are showing up in greater numbers at lake merritt. historically maybe one or two would be reported a day. excuse me a month, but nothing like this doctor, rosenfield said. not all wildlife will be impacted the same. i mean, this is like a forest fire in the water from officious perspective . and you know, from all of us know now from watching wildfires in california, you know they can burn one neighborhood and leave one house. untouched experts say this algal bloom is happening because the bay is chronically enriched with excessive nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus that come from 40 waste

military history all over the san francisco bay area, sausalito, east bay, san francisco of course, huntershanks for all that you do. >> a good museum there, too. it might be a good place to be. >>> maybe get away from the sun, things will be warming up, the bayside not too bad, alameda and oakland in the upper 70s, 80s in san jose, as we take a look at the forecast for monday, it is starting to heat up, san jose in the upper 80s. yeah, that is three digits in fairfield come up to 100 degrees, solano county, excessive heat want starting today, which eats up tuesday and wednesday, it will be the warmest temperatures we see this week, with high clouds coming in a little bit cooler heading towards next week. >> ron, thank you very much. >> will be back again at coming up on this "bay area proud" special. (speaker #1) it could be as small as holding a door for somebody, or it can be as big as giving flan to every firefighter, right? (host) you heard that, right? "flan for every firefighter"? it's part of a mission of kindness a bay area man has started. also, students giving back to their teach

. >>> sausalito, sorkin. sausalito. unbelievable place. >> what about sausalito?ere. it's more expensive than 98% of the rest of the company vchlt you been >> i have been it's beautiful it's beautiful. >> have you ever heard of chet baker? >> no. >> got in a horrible fight, couldn't play trumpet for five years. i love saucedo. >> what's the commute like >> maybe not great but beautiful over the golden gate with the fog and everything it's awesome. >> okay. we've got a lot more coming up we'll have travel tips and places you might want to move later in the hour as well as the futures, which we have right now. dow up about 130 points, nasdaq opening higher by 14 points. the s&p 500 looking to open about 15 points higher. >>> and later we're going to have a debate with hayman capital's kyle bass and the trip to taiwan and rising tensions with taiwan. we're back after this. so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how l

. >> cleanup efforts are underway at a homeless encampment in sausalito after the city cleared it outark were given up to $18,000 each to be used to find new housing. the city first opened the area to unsheltered people back in 2020. but 6 months ago the city declared a state of emergency after, quote, dangerous activities were reported in the encampment today. a neighbor told kron 4 they have mixed feelings about the camp being cleaned up. >> the beginning things we need clean because they just arrived. but, you know, i walked by here every day and slowly you can just see a lot clutter and dirt and smells and it would just get to the point where it was so overwhelming. it's really it's a sad situation. i just don't know what the solution is. >> at this point, it is unclear when the park will be reopened. the city is still working on a cleanup plan. all right. time to take a look at the 4 zone forecast. and i was just talking to laurent about the fog where when there is fog, it's pretty heavy. there's the >> golden gate bridge. >> yeah, lawrence, a little bit of drizzle by the coast.

around tip aronne and sausalito. but i believe that is that c.r quality will not be compromised tomorrow, even though our temperatures are going to spike , the bay area air quality district said. you may see a little bit of haze and that's from the fire upstream to the north of us. the six rivers lightning complex fire, but it should not cause a spare the air day 93 degrees still unconquered . how about 64 in san francisco? it's a beautiful night. around the rose garden district of san jose. at 80 degrees. it's about 8 to 9 degrees warmer in some locations away from the bank comparison in 24 hours ago, and these winds have been fluctuating wedding will remain breezy throughout the evening hours. then they'll dial back picked back up tomorrow out of the south 10 to 20 as you take a look at your future cast. we see that we have a bank at the marine layer. it's offshore wants to push onshore, but it's very faint. it won't be thick at all and then watches it melts away quickly tomorrow for your monday even the coast will be clear. so here's the deal.

bay between the dumbarton and san mateo bridges and shorelines, including foster city, hayward, sausalito and beyond. so scientists from the san francisco bay keeper began investigating the conclusion was that this was an outbreak of an organism called hetero sigma kashiwa, uh, more commonly known as a red tide of harmful algae or to kind of red tide, harmful algae, 30 or 40. scientists say they won't know conclusively until further testing. and it's not killing all species. some, like these bat rays are showing up in greater numbers at lake merritt. historically maybe one or two would be reported a day. excuse me a month, but nothing like this doctor, rosenfield said. not all wildlife will be impacted the same. i mean, this is like a forest fire in the water from officials perspective and you know, from all of us know now from watching wildfires in california, you know they can burn one neighborhood and leave one house. untouched experts say this algal bloom is happening because the bay is chronically enriched with excessive nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus. that come from 40 waste

walk, this is the prime te with highs in the mid-80s and ur 60s in lower 70s near san franco and sausalito. we are dealing with 70s across the board in san in san francisco with no more 60s and above average in san fro but below where we should be, fg be, flirting with upper 70s and low 80s off toward san jose and the santa clara valley. for inld areas in the microclimates, uppr 80s turn to upper 90s by next wk with a 10-degree jump due to hih pressure. we will break it downn the weather center. >> i might take myself out for . > >> a new crash at the bay bridgl plaza with this happening the last time i talked to you with s blocking lanes and injuries reported. traffic is slow approg slow approaching the accident scene and then the metering lights are off. a seven minute drive from the maze through san francisco and we are tracking a single car crash in vacaville on westbound 80 near the interstate 505 connector with te with the left lane blocked and the two right lanes open. traffc lanes open. traffic is backe is backed up approaching that scene. > >> traffic is slow for the super super c

about 70 in sausalito. 86 in nevada. 82 in vallejo. 70's and 80's and muggy conditions. 80 the heightn ramon to brentwood. we hang onto that humidity. upper 50's to mid 60's as we head into wednesday. we will track that chance of an afternoon shower. it's warmer wednesday and thursday. we will get afternoon sunshine after some morning clouds. kumasi: developing news. reggie: the mckinney fire near the oregon border, more thunderstorms are in the forecast today. more than 3000 people are under evacuation orders. nearly 56,000 acres have burned since friday. rain has helped slow things down just a bit. the flames have leveled several houses. it has all but wiped out some of the small towns including claimant river. >> i watched it from my bedroom. it was headed right straight towards our property. reggie: at least two people have died in the fire. the cause is still under investigation. it is believed to be human caused. kumasi: tonight is jerry garcia tribute night. it comes a day after london breed declared his birthdate jerry garcia day. the grateful dead legend grew up in the missio

this is from sausalito. we see the fog there but not as thick.ll check in with meteorologist kari hall who's got our weekend forecast. >>> there's a lot of events going on this weekend. music on the square happening tomorrow evening at redwood city and the courthouse square. starts at 6:00 p.m. it will be in the mid-70s and cooling down quickly. make sure you have your jacket as we come down to the mid to upper 60s through the evening. there's the street fair in san francisco on saturday from 11:00 to 6:00. it will be a great event with a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the upper 60s. at the same time, there's outside lands going on. really nice weather. just cool and breezy and clouds rolling by through the weekend. for santa cruz, expect a high of 70 on friday. some low 70s through the weekend but still feeling very comfortable as we will keep the mild weather especially near the coast line. we will see all that in the forecast. we've been keeping track of what's going on in traffic. how's it looking for the commute, mike? >> the headlig

of dead fish have also been found in other parts of the bay, including lake merritt oyster point sausalito. still not clear what's causing those harmful algae blooms to form. but that's been happening for about a month now. an air quality advisory has been extended to tomorrow because of 2 wildfires burning north of the bay area. the bay area air quality management district says smoke from the 6 rivers lightning complex fire and the rum creek fire in southwest oregon are to blame. officials say elevated air pollution levels are likely but a spare. the air alert is not in effect. of course, if you smell smoke, you should protect yourself, go indoors, close the windows and your doors as well. keep yourself safe as you can. we do want check your 4 zone forecast. reese rodriguez is tracking that smoke tracker. this is a live look at 6 very zoomed-in look of a downtown san francisco. i don't know if that haze that we're actually seeing them or it's a yeah. a little bit of haze out there. and also i think the cameras a little bit out of so it also makes it look a little bit hazy are out there. b

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the peninsula and the east bay, 60s and 70s from oakland to san francisco, sausalito. it warms p warms up north into the north b. nothing like yesterday and tomorrow it will only get bette. get better. let's look at the sy forecast. san francisco and oakd and oakland ranging in the 60s and 70s. as we wrap up the weekd a to the weekend, i know it's t, but look at what we are expecting in the north bay and d east bay. 80s and 70s. it will be beautiful as we wrap up the weekend. we will keep you updat. you updated. > >> the commute not looking too good at the moment. we are getting reports about another at another accident in san leandro on 880 north near 98th avenue. t too much information is out, but looks like roadside assistance is on the way. a live look at the camera and oakland to the c. the coliseum. into the city, thc is starting to lighten there. ak at the east bay travel times. not too bad. 17 minute from castro valley to the macarthur maze. we will look at the san mateo bridge. there is on an off off brake lights. not too heavy. heavy. a 30 minute drive from 8

says thousands of dead fish are washing up on shorelines including in oakland, oakland, hayward and sausalito. this is likely related to a red tide algae bloom which can alsoe also cause breathing problems and rashes in humans and pets. > >> a georgia florida says she intends to appoint an independent reviewer involving the case with classified records records removed from fromer president trump's florida estate, the judge has scheduled a hearing on the matter for thu. for thursday. trump lawyers requested the so-called specialr special master to independently review the records and determine determine if any need to be ret. be returned. good morning, let's let's get a check on weather an. and traffic. starting with the . the weather. >> it is monday, we are starting starting off so-called the drive drive was very clear. coming from the coast to the bay theree there were no crazy conditions by any means, the fog very light with air quality moderate righ. right now. we will talk about this in the full forecast but if if you do suffer from allergies or you're just sensitive in general the upper

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mid 60s in sausalito. 78 in kenfield. upper 70s for santa rosa. low 80s in sonoma.low 90s is ten degrees better than two days ago. we have a nice cooldown for everybody here. you can see how we're kind of doing this. big picture shows us while the desert southwest monsoon would love to be able to throw more thunderstorms our way, it is not doing that. what's really with our weather is the weak area of low pressure off the coast, keeping the high pressure away. as long as it is here, we get to keep temperatures that are well-behaved. it gives up a little territory by wednesday of next week, and you'll see that in the seven-day forecast. the temperatures are going to spike a little bit by the time we get there. it won't last too long. here's what the seven-day looks like as a result of a t xt six days after that w in the uer san jose. mid eig80s for next week. there's the warmup. as we look at the microclimates, it is mid 80s thele until we ge warm-up for the inland east bay valleys by wednesday and thursday of next week. we will be in the low 90s. that's where things

all right, lawrence, cleanup efforts are underway at a homeless encampment in sausalito. that city first opened the area to unsheltered people back in 2020 but 6 months ago, the city declared a state of emergency after dangerous activities were reported in the encampment. >> everybody living in maine ship park. they moved out last week in exchange for leaving. residents were given up to $18,000 each to be used to find new housing. governor newsom is announcing more money for homeless housing projects around the state. speaking in los angeles, the governor says hundreds of millions of dollars will go to communities as part of project homekey key sites help local governments expand long-term housing for the homeless population. more than 100 million dollars from these latest funds will be going to projects right here in the bay area. after more than a year of trying. the antioch city council is a passing a rent, stabilization ordinance. it will cap rent increases too. 3% of rent or 60% of the consumer price index, which ever is cheaper. >> it will allow only one rent increa

three sig alert's in effect right now, the first beginning in sausalito.he chp. san rafael northbound 101, the purple line indicates all lanes are shut down there temporarily due to a crash, and then we have an amazon truck on fire between san pablo and richmond before alcatel drive, and we have a live look showing the backup in that area. be aware that you will face delays. average speeds are around 30 miles per hour, but that looks even slower. drew: a live look at our east bay hills camera. the sun is about to go over the horizon. it is up in a few minutes. air quality is on the moderate side today and tomorrow across the region. we'll talk about those temperatures -- hour-by-hour, futurecast showing you by 10:00 a.m., numbers and the fixed fees -- in the 50's and 60's. we are not tracking intense heat this afternoon. we will be in the 80's if not low 90's, and around the bay shoreline, mainly in the 60's and 70's. close to average for this time of year, and later on tonight, patchy fog in and around the bay shoreline. if you like yesterday, you will li

sausalito 73. later in the east bay, it is breezy. the wind picks up. 77 oakland, 79 fremont, 80 castro valley. inland, upper 80's to mid 90's. 95 pittsburgh. overnight tonight, the fog spills back to the bay shoreline and pushes inland. we find mid 50's to mid-60's with areas of dense fog first thing tomorrow morning and coastal drizzle. hazy skies today with the air-quality advisory, not as hot. we hold steady through the end of the week and temperatures continue to drop below average with a fair amount of sunshine each afternoon. jobina: let us turn to ginger zee, live with a look at what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning, nice to be with you. coming up, the latest on the fallout from the mar-a-lago search. the new reports the former president kept hundreds of classified documents after he left the white house. in the miracle survival story. at paley and his wife speak out about living through a single engine plane crash and how they were found. a new survey finding 21 billion dollars in unused gift cards. some are in my ju

other troubled thoughts, if you are taking 101, both directions backed up near sausalito. this is due to a deadly crash that hd south 101 at insert. there is a trouble spot there as well, caug well, causing brake lights in both directions. chp issued a traffic alert also 101. busy if you are getting off the bridge heading to the marine site. > >> well, it is beautiful for us today. and i really do mean tha. 67 in san francisco. i will take take that all week long. i wish that was actually the case as we we extend the next couple of days. a heat wave is pushing its its way in and you need to be prepared. if you are staying in town to labor day weekend, you will feel it. national weather service issued an excessive heah heat watch all weekend. we will keep you updated on that here in in the weather center. stay safe. > >> plan ahead. > >> do not forget, the news continues on cbs bay area. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to our viewers on the west coast. i'm gayle king. >> and i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> let's go today's "eye opener," it is your

this is happening all over from sausalito to foster city. it's pretty concerning here. we want you to stay tuned. coming up at 9.30, we're going to be speaking to an expert about these algae blooms. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast tonight, taking a live look outside at the bay bridge from the embarcadero. i love that blue shaded. very, very nice blue tonight, rolla, just murray's rodriguez joining us with a look at just how warm we got today. him a >> hey, there are no. well, yeah. and we notice some much needed relief for warmest inland valleys with a nice warm up for their coastal cities. so everyone in the bay area happy today for the 2nd half of your weekend downtown san francisco, 4 degrees above average warming up to 69 degrees with concord, 6 degrees below normal in the low 80's for your afternoon. highs today, warming up to 82 degrees when you should be flirting with 90's this time of year. so not a bad way to wrap up your weekend forecast. and tonight we are noticing some of that marine layer making its way throughout downtown san francisco over the trans

low 70s from stinson into sausalito. 90s near sonoma and napa. let's end on a light . light note. the time is 5:50. sunrise is on the way. a beautiful sunrise on the way evn way even though we are dealing with record-breaking heat in cen areas, it is a short-lived syst. short-lived system. 70s and 60s for san francisco. notice how we how we cool into the 80s as soos soon as the weekend. we are deag with record-breaking heat in certain areas, but it will cooln pretty shortly. > >> if you are hitting the roadways, consider using public transit because of this heat and and dangerous temperatures. spare the air alert today. transit is on time. no delays. caltrain looking good. you shoud be good to go. we will keep youd on that. the roadways. it's busy it's busy especially for super commuters. if you are up early into the altamont pass, 54 minue commute to go from 205 toward the dublin interchange, was spent commute, nine miles per hr per hour as far as traffic. already slow through there. 880g 880, starting to see a few more headlights as more cars had through the nimitz freeway. this