but there you can see the solano county. that happens still a little bit on shore off towards the east bay. this takes us through tonight. we get into tomorrow morning. you see some of that drier air spilling into the east. there and picking up quite handsomely right to the east bay. however, at the coast. we're still on shore right at san francisco and a good chunk of the peninsula. but there is a tilt here a little bit out of the northwest rather than the due west as we get into your monday and then the winds continue to tuesday overnight into tuesday morning. still offshore and keeping that dry air in hand. so that's why we got to watch out for this as we watched today, there is a drop in the humidity levels that happen out east. but by tomorrow morning, a pretty nice recovery over most of the most of the bay is not in the red flag warning. that's part of the reason why. because it was you wouldn't see all that greenery, however, by monday afternoon, it does drop off not just solano county, but you can see contra costa co

la fiscal de distrito del condado solano no lo hizo.n correo electrÓnico que dice: "el fiscal general estÁ jugando a la polÍtica". las hermanas de sean monterrosa rechazaron las crÍticas de la fiscal de solano. reportera: cÓmo se siente por el anuncio del fiscal de california? >> primeramente agradecida. entendemos que no es un acto espontÁneo. reportera: para la semanas de sean monterrosa fue una sorpresa el anuncio. >> hemos estado casi en la oscuridad, pero todos los dÍas es junio 2 para nosotros. no queremos que escondan esta muerte. reportera: solicitamos una entrevista con el departamento de policÍa de vallejo y respondieron a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico. "damos la bienvenida del anuncio del fiscal general de california" reportera: investigamos con la oficina del fiscal general sobre las investigaciones independientes hechas al aÑo y nos dijeron que calculan que la procuradurÍa podrÍa manejar 40 investigaciones en california. ramÓn: gracias. mÁs informaciÓn sobre este caso en nuestra aplicaciÓn. en pantalla tiene el cÓdigo. ♪

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also the solano county area.se winds will remain gusty saturday night going into the first half of sunday. and then really breezy for the rest of the day. sunny skies, high winds and fire danger. cooler weather coming your way the middle of next week. temperatures in the morning, 40s, 50s. a clear start to your saturday. tomorrow afternoon, warm day. 84 in the south bay i 88n gilroy. on the peninsula 82 in palo alto. 65 half moon bay. downtown san francisco 72 degrees. sunshine and warm weather. 81 in oakland, fremont. and it's going to be windy solano county area. 92 fairfield. 90 in livermore. also windy in the east bay valleys. the seven-day forecast, windy with high fire danger to start off your weekend. mother's day will have plenty of sun. and it's a warmer pattern for your monday before we cool it off the middle of next week. >>> roses are red, violets are blue. here's a reminder that the weekend is mother's day at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs hav

solano county back. >> reporter: a lot of people are celebrating the new mask news, yes, solano county still saddled with the restrictions that come with the red tear. if you talk to county health officials they tell you it has a lot to do this county's unique location sort of urging the bay area to the rest of the state. >> yes, i just heard on the news that if you have been vaccinated you don't need the masks, so. >> reporter: they have survived the pandemic thanks largely to vallejo's newcomers but marjorie smith is convinced the red tier is holding things back. >> well it does, got to come you know, we probably had more business, more people coming from out of town. >> reporter: so why exactly is solano county still in the red? >> we represent a much more of a cross section of the state as a whole. >> reporter: the county health officer says -- >> many people outside of the bay area had a different understanding and eight the rent attitude towards the pandemic. >> reporter: as for the metrics that drive a counties tiered status, solano's positivity rate is good, it's health equity

solano county under a warning until 5 p.m. today because of the off shore winds and low relative humidity values. a high fire danger for the sacramento valley and solano county. as we go through the afternoon, a big temperature spread. mid-60s on the coast, low to mid-70s on the bay and 90s inland this afternoon. the strong ridge of high pressure is ineeping it well above average. for the end of the work week, changes before the onshore flow kicks in. tomorrow a bit cooler, the start of a cool down as we head through the rest of the work week. our sunset is at 8:03. sunrise is at 6:09 tomorrow morning. daytime highs heating up inland into the low 90s for you in fairfield as well as for antioch and concord. mid-80s for the south bay and san jose. low to mid-70s around the bay. as we look to tomorrow, temperatures again, a little cooler. we will continue with the cool down as we look to thursday. and friday. slightly warmer temperatures as we look to the weekend and early next week. back to you. >> thank you. >>> here at kpix 5,

. >> now at 6, a red flag warning effect for solano county and firefighters are out right now battling several wildfires are already burning across the bay area and our state and that's where we will begin tonight. thank you so much for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 6. i'm justine npwaltman of jonathan mccall, one of those fires is the basin complex fire which is in the santa cruz mountains. >> which is burning on the scars left behind of the devastating czu complex fire from the summer kron four's gayle ong live tonight in boulder. creek is at the very latest on the firefight there. gayle. >> yeah. jonathan and just see them here in downtown boulder creek about 10 miles from where the base and fire is burning know what. there are no structures that are dry and which is good news. but if you saw a plume of smoke in santa cruz county. this is why i take a look at your screen camera captured the plume of smoke. i just before 1215 this afternoon of this fire is burn inside a burned from the czu fire last summer. that's been a smoldering. so. >> it is located in the big basin. redwood

and donovan solano smacks a two-run home run.n, with the orange and black up 7-4 and the bases loaded in the 7th. steven duggar doubles to right. that placed a pair of runs. giants go on to beat the dodgers, 11-6. >> i don't know if it's, like, we're necessarily trying to prove anything. i think we -- we kind of just roll with the -- with the kind of underdog team. and i think, kind of the way we have been playing has kind of proven that. >> at the coliseum, the a's and the angels with last night's win. bob melvin tied for the most wins as a manager in oakland. the green and gold, though, dragging a little bit this afternoon. top five otani comes through with a two-run single. 3-nothing, angels. alex cobb. that was more than enough. he was in complete control. scattered three hits over seven shut-out innings. the angels blank the a's, 4-nothing the final. >>> the quakes in los angeles, to take on the galaxy. scoreless, until the 70th minute. tough break for the quakes. tanner knocks it in his own goal just by jt. it was the only

but for those of you in solano county. we're going to remain under that imminent fire danger threat through monday night for the east bay hills and valleys. even the diablo range and north bay mountains. we have this red flag warning in effect through monday where we could see gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour. dropping our moisture content to near 0 at times mainly during the afternoon. our sunday and into monday. so let's be safe and smart out there. bay area firefighters already working overtime and this typically isn't even the start of fire season. but obviously we're tracking warmer and drier weather in the days ahead. taking a look at temperatures out there right now. 50's, 60's and even 70's a 20 degree difference from our coast and inland valleys right now conquered and anti out the 2 warmest cities in the mid 70's mid 50's. for those of you at half moon bay. the coolest city out there in the bay area. thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze. so about a 20 degree difference there. taking a look at your micro

hey, road in world solano county on sunday. that spread very quickly because of the wind, the fire even jumped over the road. it was about 5 acres in size. what used to be the beginning of my career that you say fire season, you know, lasted a few months and now it just seems like it's all year long in solano county, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >> state lawmakers are calling for more funding for wildfire prevention projects. republican assemblyman james gallagher authored a proposal this year to double the budget for wildfire prevention and force management from 200 million to 400 million over the next 5 years. republican assemblyman james gallagher represents paradise might remember that's the town that was decimated by the state's deadliest and destructive wildfire back in 2018. >> if you want to get on top of the tinderbox of fuel that we have in our forests and wild lands right now. you have to do 2 things. number one, we need more money going into these projects. and number 2, we need to remove the red tape. sequin othe

central valley from sacramento to solano, fairfield, vallejo, benicia under that red flag warning. we are talking critical fire conditions, most of the bay area under extreme drought. this is a big concern. we are looking at northerly winds 10 to 25, gusts 35 to 45 miles per hour. current wind speeds, 24 miles per hour out of the north in fairfield at this hour and as we look to relative humidity, down to about 16% in fairfield, 16% in concord and 19% for livermore. very dry air with those strong winds. we'll talk more about the rest of the week ahead and when we'll see the winds ease, coming up. >> thank you. >>> today kicks off cal fire's wildfire awareness week and the timing could not be better. we are seeing fire conditions now. let's go to kiet do who just heard from firefighters at san pablo reservoir. >> reporter: this is wildfire awareness week and cal fire is holding a series of events statewide to raise awareness. this one just ended. we've got a large response and presence from the department of forestry, cal fire, local fire officials and vips. they have chosen this sp

. >>> solano is the only local county still in the red reopening tier. a look at the reopening stages. eight counties are in the orange, two in yellow, the less restrictive. red is solano county. according to the metrics that drive the status, the positivity rate is good. health equity rate is better. what's not good is the rate of cases. even those numbers might strike you as low. >> we have to get down to 26, 27 cases a day and we are about 30, 35. so we are close but not close enough. it punishes businesses but businesses have nothing to do with the disease. it is being transmitted in homes. >> to put this in perspective about ten people contracting coronavirus in one day can make the difference in the county's position. >>> california department of justice taking ov investigation the deadly police shooting of an unarmed man in kied last june after off responded to a looting call at a walgreens. police say an officer fired at him after mistaking a hammer in his pocket for a gun. the attorney general slammed the solano d.a. for declining to take the ca

solano county. you'll be around until 06:00pm. that will be extended for you folks. and then up to the north bay in the north bay hills again until 06:00am on monday. there's the total coverage peninsula is not included in that temperatures are pretty much in the 50's and the 60's over most a real estate. for now it's the winds keeping temperatures supported. let's try about 82 going on in the early afternoon looking for a little bit of a heat spike as we get into early next week. we'll be talking about it coming up in just a bit morning. well. >> all right, dave, thanks a lot. as we mentioned, the hot weather dry conditions. and when of all combined to keep firefighters busy in the south bay 2 brush fires broke out on saturday. the latest was near the san jose municipal golf course that broke out around 8 o'clock last night kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with details camila. >> annual mardi. i don't know if you can see, but behind me is the aftermath of that fire. there's still smoke

nowhere will the change be more drastic than solano county.is the only bay area county still in the red tier. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez checked in with two health officers in counties with two very different situations. >> reporter: molly is counting the days until solano county can say good-bye to the red tier and businesses can open at full capacity. >> this restaurant has never been opened at a hundred percent. we are anticipating that a lot of folks will be coming out just eager to come out and enjoy dining again. >> tou opened her restaurant during the pandemic and is anxious to moveon the state lif restrictions on june 15th. >> i'm kind of choosing not to look back at all the ups and downs this past year has brought. >> we are at a point now where as a community we are as close to as good as we'll get. >> reporter: solano county's health officer says reopening fully is the right thing to do though this remains the only bay area county stuck in the red tier he says nearly everyone who wanted to get vaccinated has had a chance to, abou

you can see, essecially up in solano county. some breezy conditions at times, but also across the north bay and inland portions of the east bay just will be a breezy one at times, not an exceptionally windy day, but just enough to be sparking up the high fire danger and to take note of now current temperatures are in the 40's and 50's for most of us, although there are some 60's to know like in pittsburgh fairfield and nevado at 61 degrees for you in nevado fairfield. definitely the warm spot. you're in the 70's just moments ago. now you're sitting at 69 degrees after what has been a fairly mild evening. a cool start to this morning sets us up for a noticeably warmer afternoon. highs will range from the 70's all the way up the coastline to the upper 80's and maybe even a couple low 90's for for the state line spots. reyna. >> don, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning as you're starting out for your monday morning commute again. we have a few high wind advisories tell you about across the s

central valley and solano county. fairfield, benicia, vallejo under that warning from now until 5:00 p.m. tuesday. low relative humidity values down to single digits. critical fire weather conditions. with the offshore winds we will warm things up. 90 for fairfield and concord, 82 san jose for south bay, 87 santa rosa, napa. around the bay in the 70s with that sunshine. we'll really be watching inland hills. north bay and east bay hills with gusty offshore winds. let's check with gianna for the latest on our morning commute. >>> we'll start with the altamont pass where our busiest spot is this morning. folks head out of tracy to 580. slow from mount house on 205 extending to well beyond north flynn. if you are a super commuter plan for that. 38 minutes is your travel time west bound 580 from 205 to 680. also keeping my eye on the ride out of gilroy, san martin, morgan hill, things are starting to bog down especially out of san martin. north of there, a trouble spot near capital expressway. a new crash near hellyer and

. [♪♪♪] un incendio de maleza en el condado solano mantuvo ocupado a los bomberos tenemos cobertura ennzamos . >>> buenas tardes, qué gusto contar con su sintonía, comenzamos con las predicciones porque fueron propicias las condiciones para un incendio de maleza en la autopista 680 y este siniestro tiene lugar cuando el norte y este de la bahía está bajo aviso de bandera roja, tenemos cobertura en equipo con abimael castro, comenzamos contigo que estás en vivo desde el condado solano con lo último de este fuego, adelante . >>> buenas tardes, y llegamos a la escena las 4 y media de la tarde y pudimos ver este humo y tengo puesta esta mascarilla porque se siente el aire contaminado que ha dejado este incendio pero miren lo que podemos ver y ya fue contenido y se confirmaron 45 acres y bomberos están en la escena para que este incendio no vaya a causar estragos y que no haya amenaza a la vegetación y que no alcanzó a tocar este incendio y que comenzó este sábado en la mañana en el condado solano y hablamos con un hombre hispano que cree que sabe qué originó el incendio . >>> estaba recogi

and solano county.t will be interrupted a little bit by this predominance of an on shore tomorrow afternoon. however, they jumped into a fire weather. watch tomorrow morning and will stick around till tuesday. we'll see if that gets upgraded to a red flag warning potentially later right now that's only count. it's being affected in our viewing area as we go through the week ahead. it's dry. there is a little tease that happens here by thursday a little dip happens here. but we think that that will be more when driver for us not delivering us any rain. let's hope that that does change the favor of that. but we'll keep it dry for right now at least in the seven-day forecast. the 4 zone forecast to check out your saturday comes in like this. and we do have a variety 60 going on san francisco. but at the coast, remember, all those coastal clouds, maybe some drizzle going on in the santa cruz mountains mid to upper 50's along the bay side. we managed to get to the lower 60's heading down south a little warme

veamos quiÉnes califican. >> tiene que vivir en el condado de solano.solano. tiene que tener mÍnimo 18 aÑos de edad. paola: otro dato importante, los solicitantes deben de tener un ingreso familiar por debajo del 80% del salario promedio. la informaciÓn la tiene en pantalla. siga las instrucciones del cÓdigo en pantalla para descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn. habrÁn cambios en los restaurantes. ya no serÁ necesario que los comensales estÉn sentados. pueden quitarse las mascarillas en lugares de tatuaje. se mantiene la orden de 50% de capacidad y uso de mascarillas. una mujer fue registrada en cÁmara cuando escupÍa contra trabajadores de un restaurantes en san josÉ. allÍ estÁ la imagen. esto hace evidente los retos que enfrentan los negocios cuando reciben clientes que no se quieren colocar los cubrebocas. cada estado y cada condado pueden escoger alinearse a la guÍa del cdc. veamos el siguiente reportaje. >> es un poco confuso. deben de ponerse de acuerdo. reportero: oscar es el gerente de un restaurante mexicano en la misiÓn, san francisco, y dice que los c

inquilinos del condado de solano tambiÉn pueden solicitar ayuda.strar inestabilidad econÓmica. para mÁs informaciÓn, la pÁgina en pantalla le puede ayudar. un experto nos hablarÁ sobre los empleos. vamos a tener detalles ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ramÓn: el jueves por la noche, la policÍa de pittsburg matÓ a un hombre que estaba armado en un complejo de apartamentos. los agentes tuvieron que abrir fuego. el vÍdeo de las cÁmaras corporales de los policÍas se conocerÁ en unos dÍas. por otra parte, un alcalde tuvo que renunciar por alegaciones sexuales en su contra. nueve mujeres han denunciado al exalcalde. el caso mÁs reciente ocurriÓ en marzo de 2021 en florida. el condado de santa clara revelÓ las guÍas de los procesos de graduaciÓn de este aÑo. veamos los detalles. >> es muy triste. ya no vamos a poder regresar el tiempo. reportera: el tiempo no se detiene, y alejandra no podrÁ tener baile de graduaciÓn. >> estamos tristes por esto. reportera: su escuela decidiÓ no tenerlo. >> es muy triste. reportera: en el condado san francisco si podrÁn celebrar. >> serÁ un

it's going to be mainly out towards the far edges of napa and solano counties. i'll see you all back here with our forecast for the majority of folks and what that includes. i'll see you back here. crews in santa cruz county have stopped the progress of the vegetation fire that's burning in the same area as the seas. ew lightning complex fire that broke out last year, the basin fire burned two acres this afternoon in the big basin redwoods state park. cal fire says the fire hasn't been contained yet. so far, there's no word on how it started. firefighters are working on a vegetation fire in eldorado county. the flames broke out about noon yesterday. it's salmon falls road along the american river. the area burning is in steep terrain and heavy brush. at last check. the fire had burned 32 acres and was 40% contained. the fire is near the salmon falls. cal fire says one firefighter suffered minor injuries in connection with the fire. there are no homes or structures currently threatened by the flames, people who live in santa cruz can county have been banned from

mainly, for those of you in solano county. but we will get some relief for your mother's day sunday. details on that in just a few minutes. just seen and jonathan, back to you. thank you so much. it has been a busy saturday for oakland police as they search for answers in a string of overnight shooting in a matter of 6 hours. police investigated 3 separate shootings that injured 6 people. >> oakland. police say a woman and 3 men. >> were hurt in a shooting near lake merritt around 3.30 this morning. this is video from the scene from the citizens app. investigators say the woman remains in critical condition while the men are said to be stable and are expected to recover opd and crime stoppers are offering up to a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest. and here's a look at the other 2 shootings from last night. the first was on 89th avenue in east oakland after and there was shot around 8.45 on friday night. the 5th shooting was then reported around one 15 this morning near howell street in lower rockridge

it is solano county that we are worried about.hat is where the red flag warning, first one of the season. it goes until 5:00 tomorrow, 5 p.m. tomorrow. so we have several hours of critical fire conditions. that means north winds gusting at 40 miles per hour. look at the extremely dry humidity levels, 7% to 20%. that is also sucking all of the moisture out of the vegetation which is getting towards critically dry conditions, almost record dry conditions. that's why those grasses will burn so quickly if they do find the spark. look at this. it goes from modesto all the way up to redding. it is a big chunk of the state. as far as what we are looking at, walnut creek is quiet. not much of a breeze out there. it is bringing dry air. with all of the sunshine, 62 at half moon bay, # 2 at san francisco, near 80 around the bay to 90 inland. one more day of the heat and i will show you a cooling trend. >>> fire season has hit us earlier than usual. the red flag warning in effect through tuesday. firefighters are coming off of a busy weekend

solano county, elevated fire danger for a fire weather watch. closer to home, elevating fire danger due to the warming winds and relative lower humidity and the guys that will be with us today and through the next several days. into the 70s by noon. 80s at 4:00. upper 80s as we get towards afternoon highs which come around 5:00. it will be warmer today for everyone. we will talk about the peak heat that arrives by tuesday in a few minutes. >>> with improving metrics, san francisco is expecting to make it to the least restrictive yellow tier this week. it will give a boost to the economy, something we are focused on in the efforts to build a better bay area. as abc7 reporter matt boone tells us, comes as we celebrate small business week and the challenge to buy only local products for the month of may. >>> at bookshop west portal these shelves have become an important part of their business model. the owner says some customers are wary of any interactivity. >> a lot of customers have mentioned there waiting for the yellow tier before they actuall

humidity levels in solano county can drop into single digits. we saw some of that today probably will see the little tomorrow as well. this is because in the sacramento valley we're having an offshore wind going on in. boy, you can see what's going on right here. this is current winds now you can see that offshore northerly wind going on. golly gee, i wonder if there's a hill here, you think there's a line of hills. yeah. you can see the difference between the east bay shoreline and the inland areas meanwhile, elsewhere there is a bit of an onshore flow which is good and that's going help a little bit in recovery in terms of bringing up this humidity levels a little bit for tonight. speaking of inland areas, this is walnut creek going looks like the traffic is already building there. and temperatures currently 91 for concord 88 for can livermore got 90's up here to the north bay. some of the winds have already been in the higher elevations. we notice this afternoon such as mount diablo and saint where they've been clocked at 50 to 55 miles per h

hot, dry conditions and fire weather watches go back into effect for solano county starting tomorrow, gusts of wind up to 35 miles per hour. that paired with relative humidity come the afternoon just means bone-dry conditions. hot weather. and then of course the windy weather today. appreciate it. were 50's and 60's at the coast 60's and 70's for vast majority of the rest of the bay area. fire danger is always going to be of concern working our way forward at this point just because we are so dry. but today is one of those days that you don't have to worry about it quite as much as you will tomorrow as daytime highs gets so hot for your saturday. oakland san leandro in castro valley each at 70 low 80's for some of our for this to be inland areas today. we're after today we're going to turn those upper 70's inland into some upper 80's inland bayside areas from the low 70's to the low 80's. so some big changes as soon as tomorrow. mother's day on sunday. looks good. it's going to be a bit cooler than tomorrow's highs will be. and then we see daytime highs getting even warmer into next

giants already missing donovan solano. this didn't help. hurt his hand trying to make a ngchecd him out. but he stayed in the game for now. this is how you hit the deck without getting hurt. alex dickerson took it away from jake crowen worth and gosman allowed six hits in six innings of work. now back to hand. it looks just fine on this shot to center field. trent grisham misplays the ball. stand up triple. the bad news is he came wi aams scoring and giants win 7-1. they avoid the sweep. they're in nvrr. >>> looking for his first pga tour win. he was tied with the lead with keegan bradley but the wheels fell off for bradley on the 13. he double bogeyed and finished four strokes back. burns stayed cool down the stretch and great approach on 14. set up one of his six birdies in the round. he finished 17 under par one shy of the tournament record and earns a spot in the pga championship. and the u.s. open. and the masters. pga championship on the big five later this month. >>> former star aaron banks is returning to the bay area after being dr

reportera: el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa enviÓ un aviso por bandera roja hasta el condado de solanoe atraviesa la carrera nÚmero siete en el condado de solano, son zonas facilitadas por ser extrema. cualquier fuego que se desarrolle se puede propagarcon rapidez, los vientos estÁn en las 30 millas por hora en el condado de solano. no ha estado tan ventoso al sur de la bahÍa, rÁfagas de 25 millas por hora. este martes serÁ un dÍa caluroso, regiones del interior, podrÍamos acercarnos a los 90, mÁrgenes del 69 al 90 en la zona de antioch , agradable auckland y heyward, muy cerca de 65 a 70 mÁximo. en el norte de la bahÍa vallejo, napa, santa rosa podemos superar 80 grados. paola: te vemos en minutos, la temporada de incendios podrÍan ser devastadores por esta razÓn se debe tener en cuenta simples pero importantes recomendaciones. tenemos que hacer nuestra parte, veamos quÉ se hace y cÓmo colaborar. reportero: la agencia estatal dice que siempre es importante estar preparado para que no se registren incendios forestales que en los Últimos aÑos han azotado prÁcticamente a todo el estado d

that's why solano county. you're red flag warning won't expire until monday night at 6 o'clock. everyone else in the bay area, specifically our mountains and east bay valleys that will expire by monday morning at 6 o'clock. so let's take a look at how dry it's going to get by tonight. right now we're tracking 17% relative humidity and fairfield, but we will notice a little bit of moisture and that 50th percentile range up to 80% for those of you in livermore. but then back down into the single digits by sunday afternoon. still very dry. even with that cooler forecast and the return of that cool sea breeze recovery, though, as far as the moisture content by monday morning. it does ramp up. but then look at how dry it gets once again, especially for those of you in solano county could see highs in the low 90's. so we do have that to contend with all weekend long. but we can't forget about mama. have your full mother's day. microclimate forecast. coming up. and your 10 at 10 outlook in just a few minutes. just seen. and jonathan, back to you. >> thank you. still to come tonight her

very warm, some might even say hot day inland on tuesday day as a red flag warning continues for solano county until 5:00 on tuesday. is going to be miles near the water. some bigger changes on the way across the board, later this week. cooler temperatures will settle in by thursday and friday but today, it was warm out there, temperatures reached up into the 90s in concord and fairfield spite near the water, temperatures only in the low 60s for half moon bay, up to 70 degrees for san francisco and upper 70s fremont, low 80s and san jose. record set today the temperatures were way above average for early may and it will be another very warm to hot day inland tomorrow. current temperatures still all over the place go have a 30 degrees spread from half moon bay at 61 degrees to fairfield at 91 degrees, still 89 degrees in concord, 87 in santa rosa, temperatures around the bay near 70 degrees for the most part. downtown the temperatures stands at 64 degrees so there is a difference even that local scale. temperatures will drop off as we head into the rest of tonight, down into the 50s by e

even by tomorrow morning in solano county those northerly winds really picking up. why solano county under that fire weather watch and likely red flag warning. then as we head through the rest of your saturday, tracking those knot northerly wind northerly winds. so 6: a our sunset at 8:05. daytime highs we are looking at temperatures right around 73 in santa clara. san jose 77. near normal daytime highs. 79 in concord for the east bay. 78 for pleasant hill. low 80s for antioch and brentwood. mid 80s for fairfield. mid 70s for the tri valley later on today. looking at 62 san francisco. mid 70s to low 80s for the north bay. 81 for a high in napa this afternoon. 75 for clear lake. looking great on sunday for mother's day. there we go with that extended forecast. we will continue to warm things up as we look to early next week. >>> happening today the drama returns for the caringtons and colbies. >> dynasty season 4 premiers on the cw. some plot twists that ended in season 3 are expected to be revealed tonight. we caught one some of the stars to get a taste of what seas

we do have red flag warnings in effect for solano county. that's fire danger. going to be really high. appearing of warm conditions, dry conditions and are stronger winds for inland areas. we cool down starting on thursday and on into the weekend with highs maxing out only in the 70's. so relief in sight. if you're not a fan of the heat reyna. >> john, thank you. so we do have some problems spots out there on the roads like this traffic collision, eastbound 88 hilltop road and a rich man. another one, 80 westbound east of san pablo dam road and that's causing some delays to get around that alternate san pablo avenue for you. also a traffic hazard here in the city. northbound one admission was causing some delays and backups along one o one there heading into the city 19 minutes that fremont street accident. remember, we had an early morning traffic collision on the westbound side. there near the mid span that's already been cleared off the bridge. but you still see the slowdown from that 40 minutes as you head across towards the peninsula and the richmond, sand

let's get to that fire weather watch for solano county. this la likely turn into -- will likely turn into a red flag warning. lets check in with that crash on highway 24. >> yeah. couple of cars involved in this incident. apparently one of them rolled over and hit another vehicle. it is now stuck on the side of the roadway. looks like this is a non-injury incident. we will see a slow and go ride as you head out of lafayette. we will keep a close eye on that. down about 12 miles per hour. just updated to 18 miles per hour as you head through there. also tracking some slow speeds. your travel time now at about 32 minutes to go from 205 over towards 680. we will get a live look at the bridgein nt report. >>> a police officer is recovering right now after being hit by a vehicle this morning. he was taken to the hospital. he will be okay but apparently was standing outside his patrol vehicle just before 1:00 this morning when another vehicle hit him at sun crest and perry lane. the driver is now in custody. we heard from a witness who said he s

starting saturday morning through monday afternoon for solano county because of temperatures.well above average back in the 80's this weekend continuing through your mother's day sunday. back to you. just seen. thank you so much. coming up this hour, new research is out on alzheimer's disease. what group of people are at greater risk. >> and how would you like to be paid to take a nap. how much one company is offering professional nappers. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ money. this afternoon. a company wants to pay you to take a nap each night that com is offering $1500 to 5 people interested in participating in the study on the pros and cons of napping knapp reviewers will be asked to test theories about the best nap duration for things like motivation, memory and productivity. they also have to write a review of how your nap went. i saw the story on our website. kr

solano county. you're in there.illing in from the sacramento valley in the north bay to in the higher hills. this will be until 6 monday morning. so it's going to be around tomorrow as well. temperatures have been warming up everywhere except along the coast, 55 half moon bay. but 60's now cover in the east bay shoreline. a couple 70's popping as well. somebody for up there to napa. the breakdown puts us well in the business of the upper 80's by the time we get to 4 o'clock coming up in a bit. we'll walk you through the winds and what we expect in terms of humidity levels in just a bit. >> with the winds is going to provide a higher. >> the fire danger lower humidities and more chances incident to spark and actually go extended. so with that was being prepared. >> and our top story this morning, the dangerous conditions have fire crews on high alert this weekend with multiple red flag warnings from the santa clara valley. all the way to the north and east bay hills. you can see here on the map. that's right. first,

for those of you specifically in solano county. you're going to have a red flag warning going into effect sunday morning at 11 o'clock. imminent fire danger could be possible so if any fires do spark, they will spread rapidly in solano county because not only are we tracking bone dry conditions but gusty winds and above average daytime highs. all 3 of those just a recipe for a possible wildfire disaster to spark. so let's take a look at when tracker for so you can plan ahead. still going to see some breezy winds tonight. right now sustained at 32 miles per hour getting that cool sea breeze influence. but by tomorrow we're going to see the change in wind direction out of the north and east, not just for the coast but even for those of you in the north bay and east bay valleys. that's what's going to really dry out the vegetation because we aren't getting that cool sea breeze influence, which is bringing that moisture content from the pacific where we could see wind gusts upwards of 30 to 40 miles per hour. and the highest peak speci

. >> solano counties. what we're talking about calfire issued that red flag warning mainly due to the gusty winds and low humidity and the dry brush officials in vacaville say these conditions that they're seeing normally don't appear until july. and here we are already dealing with it. that red flag warning thankfully is set to expire tonight. >> in the east bay with not much rain and record setting temperatures almost as an increase in fire danger there, too. so to keep things burning out of control. the fire department asking the public to help the city's danger area or fire hazard severity zone has been actually mapped out. you can see it here practically all of the oakland hills or in this zone and it's a very high fire hazard category. >> it's challenging to control the ignition is challenging to control the weather. you can't control the feed. the one thing we can control is fuels, but the showers never manifested that we thought we had hoped for. >> we're in back in the severe drought conditions. t

this is happening as parts of nearby solano county in red flag warning danger zone this morning. hills above the homes in fairfield, boy, they're just braun right now and that's how vegetation looks across california. a small grass fire broke out near vacaville yesterday giving people there a scare. cal fire is warning everyone about how the state is rapidly approaching another drought because we had very little rain. we talked to a home owner in fairfield about how he's preparing for what is expected to be a very rough fire season. >> very concerned. i mean today we've been spending all day trying to clear up those big eucalyptus in our backyard. >> oakland firefighters are gearing up for a challenging summer by increasing their staff and they're preparing their equipment. >>> breaking news, a live look in mexico city this morning, where this is the scene of a tragic accident, where a subway overpass partially collapsed late last night, sending that train and the cars crashing to that road below. first responders frantic least 3 people who are confirmed dead. it's not yet clear

costa solano and napa counties. some pretty widespread red flag warning territory today as those winds with out of the north. now today's daytime highs will be hot yet again for another day leading into tomorrow. some more temperatures. pretty cool along the coastline with 50's and 60's right along the shore 60's 70's to just a few low 80's right along the bay shore. little bit further inland redwood city in mountain view not right along the bay shore. at least you'll see some mid 80's san jose and campbell right below 90 degrees for your highs today. well, east bay daytime highs like in pleasanton and livermore right up to 90 degrees, walnut creek and conquered right above that mark oakland berkeley richmond in the mid 70's today. pretty nice, right along the bayshore. well, our inland areas yet again. see temperatures soar and can vacaville up to 94 degrees. well, santa rosa nevado each up to 87 tomorrow's temperatures still hot for inland areas. but we start to see some relief, especially from the winds tomorrow

few low 80's for solano county.ut even those will pale in comparison to the warmer temperatures that we do have just around the corner come tomorrow. a 10 degree boost in temperatures from today into tomorrow for both inland and bay side cities mother's day on sunday will come along with daytime highs in the 80's inland 70's by the bay. a nice one. just a warm one and into next week we get even hotter yet with highs inland climbing into the 90's. >> reyna. john, thank you for that. right. let's get a look at your traffic as you're driving out there today heading into the city. a little under 11 minutes for your drive time there. we do have i would advise before the bay bridge one for the altamonte pass and another one for the san mateo bridge. let's also get a look at the golden gate bridge for you. there. look at that's pretty quiet. i'm not seeing any major fog like we had earlier in the week, about 20 minutes as you drive into the city and we'll leave you with a look at the richmond. sandra fell coming out of ric

we've been dry for months now and we're going to be seeing some strong winds up in solano everywhere yesterday. the day before it was crazy. windy in the afternoon. yeah. one of the components that make it so dangerous. absolutely. and humidity is low as it is with those dry winds, too. >> all it just adds up to that high fire danger as darya and james have just been mentioning fire danger is really starting to take off now and you can see that the solano county is under red flag warning not just today but through tomorrow towards 05:00pm humidity as low as 7% during the heat of the afternoon. we're daytime highs today will be as warm as right below 90 degrees in some spots. winds already breezy. and we're going to be seeing wind speeds picking up into the afternoon that along with our increasing temperatures. of course, adds up to that fire danger solano and napa counties have been inks and extreme drought conditions for months now. this red, the extreme drought has now spread further and further southward across the bay as you can see, we did have those fires in the santa cruz moun

and last until 09:00pm for solano county.ne of our hottest regions, but also quite hot for the inland east bay. we will have heat advisories during that same time frame from noon until 09:00pm areas like livermore up 201 degrees. also in those heat advisories are portions of marine sonoma napa lake and mendocino counties now skies will stay clear throughout the course of the day today, too much sunshine, maybe at looking at some 50's and 60's for current numbers before the 90's and triple digits that we've got just around the corner more details about that when we will see relief in the rest of your forecast area. >> thanks a lot, ok. well, you can tell that it's going to be hot because will tran. yes. has the hawaiian shirt on today. that's right. in fact, he's out in contra, costa county talking about why will probably all want to be wearing a later today and a will. >> i'm already thinking about grilling. when i get off work, but i'm going to do it safely and the fire department wants you to do it safely well because fire

this was the scene last august when the lnu lightning complex fire burned through solano county. >> with little warning. the fire came from the winters area through napa county into vacaville. eventually to fairfield. you can't be too prepared. so we can start preparing too early for these things to happen. >> outside of when we asked people evacuate important evacuate be prepared to do that. >> and fire agencies are urging people to sign up for next ul emergency alerts for real-time information. gayle ong kron 4 news thank you. we have all the details and how you can get ready and how you can keep you and your family along with your property safe. >> during the wildfire season. we haven't all available at your fingertips right now at kron. 4 dot com. now to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge this saturday night. a very windy day across the bay area. we definitely saw some very strong gust. not good news as we head into that red flag warning and that just increases the fire danger that folks will likely see a toll debris some earlier tonight that we i al

as a grass fire takes off in solano county. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm deon limb. it didn't take much to spark a fire that quickly grew into a dangerous wildfire today. that fire started off lopes road. and the winds triggered a red flag warning which helped push it to 45-acres. cornell bernard was right there as firefighters fought to get it under control. he joins us live where you can see lots of activity behind you cornell. >> reporter: the red flag winds still very strong here in solano county today. firefighters mopping up, keeping an eye on hot spots in the hills. the fire burned 45-acres today. and a neighbor says his lawnmower may have started the fire. >> i got scared. i was nervous. i locked up one dog, because he was antsy. >> anthony wright called 911 the moment he saw smoke and flames near his property. minutes later the fire was making a run up the hill, fueled by acres of dry grass, cal fire calling in grounds crews and air support to fight it. air tankers making a low altit

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north bay hills in effect for solano county until monday night.he gusts will reach 40 to 60 plus, low humidity. that means rapid fire growth is certainly possible. wind advisory for solano county for tomorrow, lower humidity, possibility of power outages and trees going down. when you look at the fire danger index, it takes into account the dry conditions, the heat and the winds and we are looking at some reds and oranges, which is anywhere from very high to extreme fire danger. i'll be back to let you know how the rest of your weekend is shaping up in a few minutes. >> that map really explains the concern so many people have. thank you. >>> as sandhya just mentioned, the east bay hills and valleys are at extreme risk for fire danger this weekend. you can see why, bone dry brush everywhere you look. abc7 news reporter luz pena has a look at how fire crews are getting ready. >> reporter: in 2020 the earliest red flag warning was in july. this year we're starting two months early. >> what we're seeing right now is very scary and very severe. >> repo

those dry conditions and the dry north wind leading to that red flag warning for solano county. may see a little bit of that in the north bay hills too as the north winds pick up into monday. >>> it was a gusty day across san francisco. it proved to be pretty dangerous. this huge tree came down on jackson street near front. firefighters say someone was trapped underneath that tree, but somehow managed to get out. they were treated for their injuries. another tree came also in san ignificant nonetheless. this was at clay and piercereet. it fell right on top of that car. thankfully nobody was injured. >>> day three of california's democratic national convention represented a united front against the effort to recall governor gavin newsom. speaker after speaker, including vice president kamala harris expressing support for the embattled governor. >> of course, gavin and i go back to being elected at the same time many, many years ago. i've seen firsthand what a leader he is and how he really puts his heart into his work on behalf of the people of california. president joe biden and

solano county the winds are less than they were yesterday.t is significantly warmer, about 4 to 8 degrees warmer. mid to upper 50s across most of the east bay. castro valley 51 and fremont 52. concord, antioch, brentwood, novato, santa rosa, all in the 60s while most of us are in the 50s around the bay, even a few 40s along the coast. we have the micro climates going there. it will get bigger and bigger throughout the day. 62 to 80 is the spread at noon. 66 to 85 inland at 4:00 with 78 around the bay. then 50s, 60s and 70s coast, bay and inland by the time we get to 7:00. it will be a nice evening out there. the commute, the fire danger is only the real big thing, smooth out on the bay. it is cool this morning, but it will be warm this afternoon. good news, tree pollen is moderate through thursday. there are new player, though. butternut, oak, pine and walnut. butternut and walnut are the newest players. uv index will be high today and tomorrow. quick burn time so take care of your skin, also. we will look at the cooling trend before it gets

excessive heat warnings in pink for solano and central valley as we go through today. the first spare the air alert of the year due to smog. most of the bay area with moderate air quality but east bay unhealthy for sensitive groups. check these daytime highs where you live. 80s around the bay, low 70s along the coast. inland, mid 90s to triple digits this afternoon. hopefully you can stay cool in this dangerous heat especially inland. let's check in with gianna and the latest for the spare the air alert. >>> it's not a bad idea to help with air pollution. you can use public transit. even car pooling. there are not a lot of cars because of the holiday so traffic is light, no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. i am getting first reports of a new crash just in west bound 580 at 35th through oakland. a heads up involving two to three vehicles and looks like lanes blocked with possible injuries. 880 is clear, no delays or issues. oakland airport, traffic is light and travel times are all in the green. >>> speaking of travel, a live look at sfo where things are running smo

the central valley and solano county. fairfield, vallejo, still under that red flag warning until 5:00 p.m. today. tracking those off shore winds, low relative humidity values critical fire weather and most of the bay area under the extreme drought. with the off shore wind was he will heat up. especially inland in to the low 90's fairfield, concord, antioch, the south bay in san jose mid-80s's with that sun for the north bay. we are talking upper 80's and the low to mid7o's this afternoon. it gets cooler for tomorrow. that fl kicks in through the rest of the workweek. let's check in with gianna. >>> we are starting to track quite a few brake lights out of pittsburgh into bay pointw. reseeing slow speeds on that westbound side. i'm getting reports of fire activity at railroad over to the right shoulder that. may add to a busy ride for that ride if you are going toward hercules from antioch that. will take you 35 minutes right now. slow is your ride into the pass. 44 minutes, 205 over toward 680. a word of a new crash. chp