the solano county sheriff's office say the first victim was an 18-year-old man. back in april, the unidentified woman drove with the victim to lake solano park. outside of winters, where the suspect's two male friends were waiting. deputies say they robbed and shot the victim and left him in that remote area. but somehow, he was able to get help. >>> then last week, deputies iv a man who was also shot and robbed. >>> we realized, not only in the same fashion that this was executed, that the descriptions are matching and there's very similar patterns. >> now, both victims say the female suspect was driving a green land rover. the home security camera captured video of that car, during one of the shootings. investigators were able to track down and arrest the three suspects. >>> well, today, more than 100 electricians will take part in theage walk a while in her -- the annual walk a mile in her shoe event. the event features men walking in women's heels to raise awareness and put an end to domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. the ywca silicon val

solano county time or what? >> no. actually, it is solano county time. you're absolutely right. we gilroy super commute last time. and we will dial up the county commute. i will tell you, there is a little drizzle identity there as steve mentioned. and roads will be slightly slick. solano county, 80s westbound, heading out to solano county is going to be slow. or is going to be okay, i should say, from fairfield to vallejo. highway 12, though, east of fairfield. we have a little slow traffic, if you're heading east right here toward rio vista. a little bit of work there. traffic on 37 looks good over to marin county and no major issues on 680, the benicia bridge. 17-minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. at the bay bridge, it's mostly good. couple have slight congestion. but nothing really to worry about. 4:33. let's go back to the desk. >>> the toronto raptors are celebrating the first season championships. after winning game 6 of the finals. 114-110 over the warriors in the last game at oracle arena in oakland. klay thompson led the warriors with 30 p

we could be seeing those areas in red around solano county skpin land east bay counties approaching close to 09 degrees. we'll get there tuesday and again wednesday. a bit of a roller coaster ride in the seven-day forecast. thursday and friday the system drops down from the gulf of alaska. onorth. not eh to drop temperatures and we could be looking at windy conditions by friday. so l, a little bit of everything here for this first full week of june. you've got the taste of summer-like temperatures including san francisco where it's just not a warm weekend. that should change by tuesday and wednesday with some 70s. valleys soar into the 80s and low 90s. winds could kick up thursday into friday. we'll have to watch that closely. that looks like a dry system. might have to watch for fire danger concerns towards the sierra. that's the end of the week. >> that happened fast. rob, thanks. that clears out your week for sports. bonnie up next after the break. you wanted to save on prescriptions... so, you went online and got so confused that yimour br ask your helpful cvs pharmacist. we created a

right now the one weather warning we have into the north bay especially solano county and yolo countyre seeing some fires trying to break out late this afternoon out there. you notice that we have the very dry conditions and gusty winds. the same locations as we head into tomorrow morning, especially near vacaville, look at that, 30-mile-per-hour winds there. downtown napa, downtown santa rosa not much wind. the ridge lines in red 2,000 feet may see gusts over 45 miles per hour. so if you got the breezy conditions for the morning you will see 60s around the hills, but a little bit lower in elevation, upper 50s to start the day. enjoy the hours after sunrise. the highs tomorrow 90s around san jose. gilroy close to 100 degrees. tri-valley upper 90s. conco concord. you notice these temperatures around the peninsula really no sign of a sea breeze. temperatures into the low 90s san mateo and palo alto. those could be close to record territory tomorrow, including san francisco. upper 80s to maybe near 90 south of downtown. there you see the north bay with the red flag warning through 5:00 t

if you are driving on westbound, getting out to solano county. looks like it may have gone over to -- let's see if we can get over to solano county. my maps might seem to be stuck. well, if the control can put up some pictures. there we go. looks like my computer just woke up. 80 westbound. vallejo, richmond. not a bad commute. 680 looks good, coming out to the benicia bridge. so we're off to a very nice start, with no major issues. carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze looks good. 4:31. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we continue to follow the breaking news. of the death of a sacramento police officer who grew up in the east bay. 26-year-old tara o'sullivan was responding to a domestic disturbance call late last night, when she was shot. she was helping a woman collect her belongings when the gunman opened fire. he started shooting, which prevented other officers from reaching her. it took more than 45 minutes before she was taken to uc davis medical center where she was pronounced dead. >> it is now our horrible reality issue as

that's the reason why yellow county up towards solano county, napa, lake and northern sonoma countieseing the worstf the f conditions for wind speeds and low humidity. morning temperatures in the 50s, except if you have the breezy conditions from the hills you may start off your sunday in the mid 60s. a mild start to the day. some high clouds passing by as we go through the afternoon. there you go, mid 90s in the forecast for san jose. 96 degrees. valley locations approaching the 90s may not break records, but you're about to see some bayside locations having a chance to do that. hayward and concord and castro valley. probably looking at mid 90s for your sunday afternoon. upper 90s become a part of the picture we think out towards concord and pittsburgh, the east bay, monday could be the hottest day for you. peninsula temperatures not seeing much of a sea breeze, half moon bay, 78 degrees, a late-day return of onshore winds, san francisco, we might see these numbers by 1:00 in the afternoon before the breeze picks up out of the west. so 80s to near 90, that would be in record territor

solano county fire season came in like a lion this afternoon. this brush fire burn 24 acres near cordelia. several homes did have to be evacuated. crews stop the fire progress by 2:30 pm.>>> summer heat and gusty winds prompting a red flag warning this weekend. pg&e is warning it could shut off power in the north bay. that includes napa solano and yolo counties. >>> three people behind bars in connection with a shooting in santa rosa at a park. four people were hits including an 11-year-old boy. police say a 17-year-old is the suspected shooter.>>> teenage driver suspected in the fatal dui crash in san jose. it happened on monterey road near palm avenue. a toyota camry drifted into oncoming traffic hitting a concrete median barrier. a passenger died after being thrown from the car. the driver left him behind and drove away but was later caught. the driver is identified as 18- year-old israel. accused of driving while being impaired. the victim's identity has not been released. >>> a new shakeup within the upper ranks of uber. they are parting wa

. >>> fire season is off to a roaring start in solano county. this fire broke out this afternoon near cordelia. the four alarm grass fire sparked at 1 pm and spread rapidly across this dried out hillside. several homes in at least one street had to be evacuated by so solano county sheriff. ground crews from cal fire and several fire departments and out and work to stop the blaze from reaching nearby homes and businesses. the nelson fire black and 24 acres before crews stop the spread at around 2:30 pm. no buildings were burned and the evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> the fire erupted just as the bay area first red flag warning of the season takes effect. >>> santa rosa fire department issuing that for higher elevations of sonoma county. actually it is going to be up in the north bay. red flag urgent for people living in those areas to watch out. don't operate any outdoor equipment that could spark or t warning is in effect specifically for the northbay mountains. the fire danger is high everywhere. it is these specific spots which will ha

this happened in solano county this afternoon. a four alarm grass fire started at 1 pm near cordelia. the nelson fire spread quickly and black and 24 acres. cal fire and multiple departments stand out as deputies evacuated several homes on at least one street. crews stop the fire spread about 2:30 pm. no buildings were burned. the evacuation orders have been listed that. >>> the fire danger is only going to get worse this weekend. hot weather and low humidity and gusty winds. a red flag warning for the northbay hills starting tonight. lasting through sunday afternoon. we will have more on how pg&e might shut off the power and parts of the northbay. paul is looking at the hottest temperatures of the year. they are coming our way. >>> they will be here sunday and monday. the hottest weather we have seen since last september. i will summarize what you heard about the red flag warning. getting tonight lasting through sunday. high fire danger because of a northeast the wind one version of our offshore winds as high as 60 miles per hour

saturday afternoon up here in napa county solano county and yolo counties. northbay hills that paul was talking about earlier. i spoke with the napa county oes operator. he is going to call with pg&e. they will assess and see if they need to put more people on standby in case of a fire.>>> fires are already sparking around the bay area in contra costa county crews did swift work on this one acre brush fire in moraga. it was rough going at first. we caught them scaling ruggpe se of the canyon bridge. officials say they were lucky someone flying a drone prevented helicopters and airplanes flying into help. >>> and solano county does for alarm fire black and 24 acres near cordelia. this afternoon. cal fire help several fire departments control the blaze. with around 27 fire engines and a helicopter. crews went up against prevailing winds and rugged rocky terrain. up to 50 homes were evacuated. crews had it out in about 90 minutes. >>> new push by bartz do something about a pricey parking garage in walnut creek. writers complained about getting gouged the garage

but the national weather service has a red flag warning in effect for counties and lake county, solano county, vacaville and middletown where the winds have been gusting to over 40 miles per hour on top of mount diablo right now. 37 miles per hour winds, not even in the fire weather watch, but always be advised this time of year when we have the offshore winds that you need to be vigilant. with winds up to 20 miles per hour, mount tam, it will be a warmer day. here is the view from the city where it is 54 degrees. temperatures at right around 60 in san jose. 64, mount view. look at all of the fog. the golden gate bridge. numbers in the mid 60s already in concord. it has been sunny all morning long and on the peninsula mid 80s will be common. we are warming up today. it feels like summer but it won't last. chris. >> thank you. >>> we start with developing news from san leandro where firefighters are at the scene of a major fire that damaged several businesses last night and still not contained this morning. it broke out inside a building along east 14th street near georgia way near the oakland

parts of solano county. 200 of those homes are right here in solano county. they are likely to be here through the night. the good news is there were no injuries no, structures were actually touched. but it was such a big fire that several local departments send fire equipment here including travis air force base. live near cordelia and fairfield. >>> thank you. >>> let's bring in abc7 news meteorologi meteorologist. >> the conditions will be just right for critical fire weather conditions. we have a red flag warning that begins at 11:00 tonight above 1,000 feet. the northeasterly winds gusting 40 on 60 miles an hour will take the humidity down to dangerous levels. 12 to 22%. so any fires do develop will spread rapidly. we are expecting temperatures in the 90s to mid 100s. record to near record temperatures are expected. make sure on sunday as the temperatures spike, that you check on the elderly. anybody vulnerable. cunning kids sensitive to heat in particular. i'll be back with the full range of temperatures coming up. >>> do you know what to do if your pow

commute time, solano county time. >> yes, sir. solano county now. steve, traffic is doing pretty well from fairfield as you drive down to the carquinez bridge. we're off to a nice start here. and there have been no major issues driving through. you can see traffic continues to look good on 37 and on 680 as you drive through there. down to lafayette. 24 looks good. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, approaching it from the macarthur maze. that look good. 60-minute drive to the toll plaza. some pretty crowded. at 4:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> right now, president trump is in normandy, france, to mark the 75th anniversary of the d- day invasion. president and french president emmanuel macrone spent the anniversary. honoring the allied troops that landed at omaha beach on june 6, 1994. it was a touching greeting for surviving d-day veterans who were there and honored at that ceremony. it was held at the normandy cemetery, where more than 90,000 u.s. troops are buried. >>> today at the white house, u.s. and mexican negotiators are meeting again to

>>the food bank of contra costa and solano partners with about a 180 nonprofit organizations throughout both counties and 3 days a month food is trucked in at those locations and distributed to low income families so if you think of contra costa and solano serves one in 8 people living in contra costa and solano counties each month, patricia picks or food up from the ambrose community center in bay point. >>where she also works and volunteers we always see need of the people. >>meat lines to get. >>and fresh fruits and vegetables are the items, patricia values the most she says the food bank saves are about $60 a month is a really good lisa cheryl with the food bank says some 60% of the households served through their programs include children and seniors and over 60% of what we distribute as fresh fruits and vegetables they helped me a lot. my time and my family and the community and as the summer approaches and school letting out fewer families will have access to free or reduced lunch programs. >>the food bank could be a resource if you meet the household size and income requirements in concord fl

looking better in solano county. southbound 101 still very light here across golden gate bridge into san francisco. no marine layer today as mike mentioned. none of that cloud cover. it will be warm later on. enjoy the clear commute. we don't have any visibility issues. southbound 680, 14 minutes. you're in the green. still under an hour southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco. the santa rosa commute in the green. >> thank you. >>> ikea has a new solution for people who live in small spaces. the company is launching a robotic furniture system. nope. this is not the story. let me tell you about something else. fewer people from china are visiting the u.s., and now they're being warned to officials claim chinese visitors have been interrogated and face or forms of what they call harassment by u.s. enforcement agencies. the warning comes amid a trade dispute and tougher immigration enforcement by the trump administration. san francisco is a top destination for tourists from china. >>> now let's talk about ikea. it ha

proof in solano county where a brush fire prompted evacuations in cordelia. the fire now 50% contained. nbc bay area now with more on the risk and pg&e's warning. christie? >> reporter: firefighters tell us they were able to get a handle on this. just 24 acres burned. i can tell you that they are still on scene along with members from the sheriff's department. and there are quite a few homes in the area. those people, of course, had to leave. it is hot and breezy out here. exactly the type of conditions that pg&e says could have them cutting power to thousands this weekend to prevent an even bigger disaster. >> my landscaper had sent me the photo and said, the hill's on fire. >> reporter: tracy magelby stood watching the hill burn near her home. she did not have to evacuate but was worried. >> i had to check it and make sure it wasn't moving toward any of our homes in the community. so we could, you know, notify people that needed to get out if that was necessary. >> reporter: a cordelia brought in dozens of firefighters. about 50 homes near thomason lane and

. >> a twisted tale of dates gone horribly wrong in solano county. men lowered to a wooded area, ever suffered more than a broken heart. simon perez joins us from fairfield with the dating trap. simon? >> reporter: solano county sheriff's investors got really worried when they heard the same story twice. two men it tricked into thinking they were going out, life-threatening date. >> reporter: investigators say 18-year-old shocker was the bait . she says she confirmed dates once in april and once in june. the sheriff department says both weights went down. >> after she pick up the dates of her home she would bring them here to this turnout near lake solano. >> they started to become romantic, >> reporter: that is when the accomplices jumped into action. they came out from hiding in the bushes and jumped in the car. one of the three of them, investigators aren't sure which then told the date to curl up into a ball and shot them. the three then robbed the victim's aunt took off, leaving the injured dates behind. >> it heightens our alarm, that we had a

don't forget we have the fire weather watch for lake and solano county.aturday will be our warmest if you want to head to the coast. shear a look at what's going on. you can definitely see that offshore flow thanks to the high pressure. remember the dent we showed you yesterday in the jet stream? that low is pushing the cooler air toward us. gray day for outdoor activities. do all the strenuous activities today before it gets hot. low to mid 70s on the peninsula. 60 to 64 along the coast. mid to upper 60s, 66 to 69 in san francisco. up in the north bay we'll have temperatures in the mid 70s to about 80 degrees. east bay shofr low to mid 70s. get the free air conditioning when you can. tonight under a clear sky, there will be a few clouds out there especially at the coast. low to mid 50s. summer starts tomorrow and starts to feel like it inland. 80s and 90s away from the coast saturday and sunday. and then next week, we get a pay back. temperatures below average by wednesday. alexis? >> sounds good, mike. we have one new problem in the santa cruz mountains

and portions of vacaville, winters and solano county and parts of native napa.otified by automated phone call, text message and email. >> >>> we want to get right to our meteorologist mark tamayo to ask know what to expect. >>> two weeks ago we are talking about sierra snow and rain in the bay area and now the heat up headed our way in the fire danger on the table already for a good portion of northern california into

>>an 18 year-old woman and her friends are facing criminal charges in solano county they are accusedupdates online then shooting and robbing unsuspecting men these are pictures of 2 of the 3 people in custody reporter emily mayor tells us what helped police make the arrests. >>they're speaking on social media platform. she picks him up drive them out to the location that's how detectives from the solano county sheriff's office say 18 year-old on the choker met her victims. >>in april investigators say choker picked up the first man in 18 year-old she met online the pair drove to this spot on twitter creek road once they got to that location. start to become a romantic. these 2 males entered the vehicle deputy say 19 year-old brandon lerma and a 17 year-old boy were hiding in waiting. >>that real plan to shoot and rob the victim. >>2 months later deputies were called back here another teen had been shot after getting picked up by a woman he met online. >>we realize not only in the same fashion that this was executed description is are matching and there's very similar patterns. deputy

>>the solano county coroners office has determined the identity of the human remains found during of a house fire last week, however, the coroner is withholding the person's name as the police continue to investigate what they have called a suspicious fire. well forcefully chagall talk with people who live near the home. they believe their neighbor this woman who is reported missing is the person who died. >>flowers and candles outside one 56 sawyer street in valais whoa honoring the person whose remains were found inside the home destroyed by a fire. neighbors fear, 37 year-old mother kimberly bernard is the one who died. she lives here with her kids and boyfriend levy in the sector long think there was a. >>out the between a woman, a man has a turner voice from i got into it i don't want to newell bishop and other neighbors say bernard's boyfriend has not been seen since the day of the fire. police say when officers followed up on a report that she was missing last wednesday. they noticed her home on fire human remains were discovered in the house and kimberly bernard is still miss

lake county, solano county.eat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight for almost all of the remainder of the bay area except the coastline. how quickly will it cool down tonight? look at the top line, the inland areas and temperatures. temperatures will not drop below 90 degrees in most inland places until 10:00 tonight. mainly in the mid to upper 60s in the morning. low to mid 90s inland. 70s to low 80s around the bay. cooler than today, but warm inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. further cooling on thursday, friday and saturday with a lovely father's day coming our way on sub. sunny skies, highs up to about 90 and the warmest inland spots, about 80. the warmest bay shore locations and by next tuesday, it will be hot all over again. mid to upper 90s. inland. no triple digits yet. but 96, 97, 98. >> that's getting up there. >> pretty warm. >> thanks, spencer. >>> focusing in on the warriors and the tough news. great win last night but tough news for k.d. >> that's right. larry is here with the lat

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solano county portions of system city and unincorporated areas near vacaville and winters. wilson walker is in solano county right now.>> reporter: as you mentioned pg&e now going through the process of reenergizing the lines. they have to go back and inspect the lines they shut down before they could turn the back on. not the first time people have been through this out here. nonetheless not very convenient. >>> when things like this happen my stomachs turns at first but i know what we have to do to change over. the generator. >> reporter: she stays in business by supplying the people who were enjoying lake berryessa. keeping her business running wasn't easy.>>> electricity hope up to the generator which you can hear in the background. hooked up. no electricity on the lights. we are managing as much as we can.>> reporter: over on tony sanchez patio the clock tells the story.>> when they shut the power off. >> reporter: in every direction there were reminders of what was going on. utility crews pg&e and others scattered along seemingly every roadway. shutting down lanes of

from sky fox you can see the flames burning through trees and brush crews called in from solano county. the city of fairfield and other neighboring fire departments and you can see one person watering down the roof in case any sparks flew onto their property. authorities say the fire burned about 25 acres and right now all evacuation orders have been lifted. >>> this fire comes hours after a red flag warning goes into effect for parts of the nor bay north bay as your foothills. they could turn off power for safety and some of those areas depending upon the wind and weather conditions. >>> in the bay area e portions of the sioux city, vacaville and winters solano county and parts of napa, lake berryessa and napa county. they said that they will be closely monitoring the co >>> wednesday bloat the same and gusts over certain levels, humidity levels as well as humidity levels and the visitation on the ground and real-time observations from our more than 200 weather stations across our service area and from our employees out in the field. >> customers will be notified by automated phone ca

the drop occurred specifically in alameda, san mateo and solano counties. the median price was $860,000. >>> our time is now 5:15. as you start your brand new day. that tough drive to and from work every day. it may be costing you a lot more than just wear and tear on your car. ktvu's alyana gome about a new report that says wasted time may be costing you thousands of dollars more than the average american. >> commuting in the bay area is costly in many ways. and a new study by skyblue credit is converting time into money. it found that bay area drivers lose 11 days a year, just on their commute. that's nearly double the national average. and that adds up to more than $13,000 annually. turns out, east bay commuters have it the worst. the study actually found that workers in antioch spent the most time. >> i would leave at 7:00 in the morning. mainly at 6:30 in the morning. and i wouldn't get there until 10:00. >> wow. >> and i would spend like $600 a month on like bridge toll. because i would have to cross two bridges because there would be so much traffic.

solano county. contra costa county as well. just outside of the bay area. current numbers 10 pm our 50s and 60s across the board. oakland 56. the live camera looking to the bay bridge for tonight. you can see what happening. you can see the traffic heading into the city. but also low clouds making a comeback tonight. it will happen a shallow marine layer will deepen. eas will be your sunday forecast. starting out the day in the 50s. and of the afternoon clouds will gradually clear back to near the coastline. keeping a cool for the coals. inland spots upper 70s to the 80s. why the thunderstorms? low-pressure drifting closer to southern california tomorrow. it will be close enough to see big clouds build up if you look to the east and to the south. tomorrow cooler forecast. monday and tuesday we will warmed things back up nicely. especially for the inland areas. here we are tomorrow morning low clouds and fog. maybe some more showers and storms developing to the sierranday afternoon. that will be a good sign than tomorrow. forecast highs still talking about l

flames burned through trees and brush in the hills of solano county south of interstate 80 and east of interstate 680. if for some evacuations. all were lifted this evening. it was contained as 25 acres. >>> firefighters were able to put out a vegetation fire. it only grew to a little over an acre. if photos from barbara from moraga can see white smokes near some homes. these two fires come as officials issued the first red flag warning this year. let's bring in mark with more. >>> the fire conditions today not too bad. weather conditions can lead to big fires. things are changing.watching so observation points. look at this mount tam observation. of the 42 miles per hour. the stronger winds are materializing. they are set up at least up in the northbay early tomorrow morning. with that the red flag fire warning in place for the delta region northbay hills. the main concern the strong winds out of the north. this is the drying wind. as it comes down to northbay hills it warms and drives. the sets up the stage for fires to rapidly grow once were to start. red flag warning just started 1

being loaded and then it will be taken to approximately solano county they 20 need is always great. they are grateful for any donations and typically a lot of people show up during the holiday it is but obviously people leave every day and with the summer monthle go on vacation where people simply forget to donate so they need is always here and that's why we're here to remind people don't forget about your food banks they do wonderful work. is willie mendoza with a food bank can you tell us what's happening right now so he's loading at how quickly will that to reach the miles of the needy families. >>that food will be in the community today people actually make in and out to a distribution where. products will be in people's houses to date give us the numbers and we will live in. >>one of the most expensive places on earth. >>so we've we distribute food to about close to a 180,000 people contra costa solano county and you see a dip in donations during the summer months during the summer, it's a little bit different keep in mind that for a lot of school age students, the meals that

solano county. >>> yes, sir. solano traffic looks pretty good westbound coming in from the fairfield area to vallejo it looks nice. most of highway 37 is off to a nice start with no marge issues. 680 and highway 4 look pretty good. so you have a good opportunity to get out to the maze and the bay bridge. of right now traffic looks good and there's very little delay getting on to the span. 4:31 let's get back to the desk. >>> right now president trump is attending a d-day ceremony. marking 75 years since allied forces landed in normandy, france. looking at live moments there. some world war ii veterans who took off from port smith headed for normandy. we will provide coverage. >>> negotiators from mexico will try to head off new u.s. tariffs president trump says will take effect on monday unless president trump says mexico takes care of imaggression graegs. doug luzader has the story. >> some republicans are not happy about this but mexico is taking it very seriously. >> president trump in the u.k. this week but ta

that includes solano county and central valley with the winds kick willing up, especially tonight. light wind 15 to 20 miles per hour. winds increase tonight and continue throughout the day tomorrow. as it heats up, we go from 79 today to 89 tomorrow. and 96 on sunday. our inland valleys are really going to be hot. a spike in temperatures peaking on monday, cooling off gradually. as we go through next week, san francisco will also be hot reaching 85 degrees on this sunday. now, mike, you're starting out with a look at the east bay. here. look at that. a bunch of motorcycles west across the richmond to san rafael bridge. warmer weather. nice skies right now. we oftentimes see more motorcycles on the roadways. harder to see. when you change lanes, take an extra second to look. a bigger backup. more traffic coming through. we still have the issue over here. west 80 around san pablo. there is still a crash. everything over to the right shoulder. i still see a lot of slowing. a distraction toward richmond from el cebrante. >>> thanks, mike. 6:20 for you right now. coming up on "today in

lake county and the northern part of solano county, it's orange so heat illness possible from 9:00 thisthis evening. >> thank you, so much, mike. >>> some of us have used maria's method to declutter our home, and now she's being accused of stealing her original method. her show on netflix became a huge hit, and it's called "tightying up," and now somebody claims the japanese star stole her folding techniques, she said she created the technique 20 years ago, and she has yet to respond to that claim. >>> four people shot at a rally for the toronto raptors. you will see the video as people are running away in a stampede. the area was packed with tens of thousands of people after the parade. canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, the mayor and raptors players were onstage at the time of the shooting. police are still investigating the motive. >>> the nba championship trophy is not the only thing headed to canada. the mayor showed off a table full of items she's sending off as a bet they made. >> all right. this is old canned -- oh, it's even cold. oh, do you think they will mind if i open

solano county and lake county under the fire weather watch starting today through saturday because of the breezy conditions. saturday will be our warmest day at the coast if you want to head there and get sunshine. you can clearly see where the high pressure is. look at the offshore flow to the north. here is that low prying open the door to our neighborhoods and bringing us that cooler weather today. look at these refreshing temperatures. mid to upper 70s in the south bay. 68 in santa cruz. low to mid 70s. these are great tours to be outsi outside. remember very strong sunshine today. we'll have low to mid 60s along the coast. increasing sunshine from north to southi starting 2:00, 3:00. mid 70s through the north bay. a little warmer up farther north in the mid to upper 80s. breezy in hercules and richmond and berkeley. keep you in the low to mid 70s. lighter breezes as you head southbound towards union city. upper 70s to low 80s as you head into the east bay valleys. you've been running the air conditioner? you won't need it today. we'll have a few clouds lingering along the coast.

have been turning off electricity to people in at least one- thousand homes in parts of yolo and solano countiesriders were stuck on the new batman ride yesterday in vallejo for a few minutes. the attraction opened at the theme park two weeks ago. still no word on what caused the problem. the ride was stuck for about 15 minutes. the person who shot this video says -- many rides at the park were having problems yesterday. ( marty ) in the north bay... expect delays if you're traveling around san rafael this weekend. second street between tamalpais avenue and hetherton street is closed because of construction. it's all part of the ásmart trainá larkspur extension project.. the extension includes 2 miles of track connecting san rafael and larkspur. construction of the track is underway at the san rafael transit center.. there are detours in place to get on 101, but police say it's best to avoid the area. its expected to reopen tomorrow. ( marty ) in the east bay -- bart trains are ánotá running between the concord and pleasant hill stations this weekend. crews are replacing the tracks there. bart w

on employees will be scattered all over food pantries throughout contra costa solano county alameda county. there's tots cow there he often calls in without reports, abc's it on the road on the way to work todd were you volunteer. well, you there's a lot of people in the cuts cut county that need help they need and so we find that coming down here. >>my daughters come down and work are quite a bit and you know it because just makes you feel that come out to help out today and your daughters have been doing this for a long time sydney. you know here this will talk to some of your daughters over here. ok she's coming out here. how long has dad said come on down let's give back like forever like he's really motivated me to join the public service academy at my school, you know it's really important like it backs a community and. >>yeah, he always says i kind of told me that to put on tier and do those things. >>thank you so much and you say you know what the economy getting better. it's actually harder for these people to go out there and asked for donations because they think other people ar

a red flag warning in effect for parts of solano county. latest on than from sandhya patel. >> that is because fire danger will be on the rise beginning 11:00 p.m. tonight. the reds plague warning for solano and lake counties. is picking up, drying out the air, gusting 30, 40 miles an hour. humidity drops 10 to 20%. any fires that develop could spread quickly. look at the winds as you notice 11:00 p.m. tonight, a little breezy along the coast. it's the wind direction 4:30 in the morning, notice that the northerly wind, napa two miles hour, increasing as we head towards the overnight hours and then saturday looking at gusts up to 24 miles an hour around calistoga. middletown area, 22 miles an hour. definitely an increase in the fire danger as we head towards the weekend. dan and kristen? >> thank you so much. >> we're just getting started here tonight. coming up, the testimony of an oakland fire official. what he saw before the ghost ship fire broke out and killed 36 people. >> a darning report from state officials. word cal state hid a bundl

>>there were no reported injuries in the meantime cal fire and solano county fire departments have been aggressively up staffing just to stay on top of this in fairfield get along kron 4 news. >>and the genie's says power will be shut off in parts of the north me this morning in an effort to prevent any new wildfires this weekend. here's a look at some of the areas where power will be shut off its parts of unincorporated napa county including lake berryessa in solano county portions of sassoon city and unincorporated areas near vacaville and winters, the shot off will be it will be lasting at least through this afternoon. kron force justin waldman shows us how one business in the north bay is bracing for a weekend without power. >>this potential power outage could affect thousands of customers and here in downtown now, but it is serving as a warning of what could be to come. >>business in napa would come to a halt without power at restaurant, a all agree of the owner got to text messages from p g about the potential power shut off. and he knows what that could mean for his restaurant we

and now we have a lot more pink here on the map, indicating an excessive heat warning for solano county, the delta, tri-valley. so that is what we'll have to deal with again today. at 10:00 this morning, martinez we start out with upper 60s. 89 at 11:00. 97 by 1:00. make sure you drink lots of water even if you don't feel thirsty. keep a cold towel on your neck if you are outside or working outside. take frequent breaks. never leave your pets or children inside of a car. we have that hot car danger because the temperature inside the vehicle may be 30 degrees hotter. a light north westerly wind. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we catch a break as we go closer to the weekend. today, not as hot in san francisco after getting the hottest day we have ever had in june. sfo reaching 100 degrees. upper 90s in parts of the north bay. gradually the heat will start to back off once we get a stronger ocean breeze that will cool off some of our coastal areas tomorrow. by the weekend, we're going to start to heat up once again. heading over to mike, you have been tracking the road

solano county time. >> you can have which ever one you want. >> you're the producer so you go ahead. >> thank you steve. >>> yeah, steve's very correct. we do the far away commutes for people who get up early. eastbound 580 a little bit of slow traffic there. nothing there. if you're driving this way to livermore pleasanton and hayworth and no issues as you drive into the oakland bay bridge toll plaza so you're off to a good start. >>> new this morning a late night fire has left at least one person hurt. an emergency call came in from a building near pine and shasta street. one person was treated at stanford hospital. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >>> also new this morning the pride flag is up and waivings outside dublin city hall. the counsel wasted no time at city hall. now the vote drew cleers from supporters who packed the counsel chambers. this new policy reverses a counsel decision. dublin's mayor wore a rainbow sashast night. that's when the mayor and two other counsel members voted 3-2 against raising the flag after a group of speakers said the city should no

a deadly morning there in solano county.t is breaking news for us. >> we'll get to that in just a bit. first nbc bay area responds to a woman whose sofa wasn't sitting quite right. >> she asked chris chmura and his team if they could furnish a solution. >> she bought a custom couch from basset and paid extra nor a five-year protection plan. a little more than a year later, sunny noticed fabric on the sofa that didn't look like. she shared these pictures with us right here. it is tough to see. but she sees the problem here. and she wanted help. so she turned to basset asking for repairs but got the run around. she said no one came to her home to look at the problem she says she sees right here. we got a hold of bassett corporate. they diagnosed the issue. lint right there. apparently all over the place. a spokesman told us this is a common complaint. he said the fabric from the blankets or sweaters will pill leaving the excess fibers to the fibers on the sofa. the solution is to shave them off, which is what the technician di

the solano county sheriff's office of the for first victim was a 19-year-old man. it chhoker drove with the victim to lakes a mono lake so mono lake solano park. they robbed and shot the victim but he managed to get help. last week deputies received a similar call. >> we realize not only in the same fashion but this was executed but the descriptions are matching and there is very similar patterns. >> both victims said the female suspect was driving a green land rover pick a home security camera captured video of the vehicle in the area during one of the shootings. investigators were able to track down and arrest the 3 teenage suspects. >>> in florida, two more deputies have been fired for the response to the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas haskel. today's announcement is the result of an internal affairs investigation. the broward county sheriffs says the deputies were fired for inaction following the massacre that killed 17 last year. two other deputies were fired earlier this month for failing to protect students. one of them was school resource officer,

the affected counties include sonoma, lake, ngata, solano, yolo and kolusa.ome exceptions will are allowed. all residential outdoor burning of landscape is banned. it does not apply to camp fires within campgrounds or private property. the ban will go into effect monday morning at 8:00. >>> an end to paper tickets. last year, b.a.r.t. stations started charging an extra 50 cents for using paper tickets. b.a.r.t. plans to stop selling paper tickets all together by the end of the year. once the change goes through, passengers will only be able to use clipper cards. ticket machines at pittsburg center in antioch have already gotten rid of paper tickets. an exact schedule for the transition for the rest of the system has not been announced. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," the l.a. lakers making a major move this morning. the big trade that has the nba buzzing. sports is next. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fib

here's my main concern in solano county as well as parts of the sacramento and san joakim valleys. the winds will pick up. this will create a higher fire danger. there will be a weather watch in effect starting tomorrow. it makes it up to 35 miles per hour. we will start to feel those winds picking up today at about 25-to-even possibly near 30 miles per hour. especially later on this evening and the winds stay gusty overnight and continue into the next couple of days. that's also transporting some cooler air, especially for today and tomorrow, but then by the rest of the weekend, it turns very hot and dry and we're going to see those temperatures going way up. inland areas in the upper 70s today and tomorrow and then upper 80s, 90s, even upper 90s in the forecast. so it is really about the says him and i know we are all dreading that. just enjoy this while it lasts. you have one tough spot on the freeway. >> that's right. we continue with not the bay bridge. the by a bridge is tough. the metering lights are not on. that's not expected. the rest of the contra costa approach is great

for the north bay through 5:00 tomorrow evening under that red flag warning, including all of solano county and yolo county. notice how bayside locations around the bay area, this is for tomorrow, are at a heat advisory. san francisco, oakland, fremont, palo alto, in addition to our inland valleys could see 80s and 90s in the forecast. in addition to that, air quality issues with our first summertime spare the air alert issued for the santa clara valley near san jose for unhealthy for the sensitive air groups. at this hour fire danger in the north bay. very interesting to point out how these humidity levels which typically recover overnight, sometimes are in the 80s or 90% with mist when the low clouds in in the morning. notice the offshore winds. 13%. relative humidity at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will talk will how long this fire danger will stick around and when we could see 100 degrees temperatures in the just in.in 12 minutes.hi a fire in yolo county is forcing evacuations and catching a lot of attention in the bay area. that's because smoke from that fire is drifting into napa an

power was shut down in napa and solano counties. that power is slowly being restored. but i have to tell you, it's been a very long day for people living there. >> you know, the elderly and it's not okay they stay here. >> reporter: margarita sanchez is picking up her parents because their home nearak berryessa has no power. >> no power, no internet, no nothing. so they >> reporter: they cut power due to red flag conditions. >> i'm pretty sure they know what they're doing. >> reporter: the pool at this mobile home community is closed. resident jesse hague is worried about losing all the food in her fridge. >> we're doing the best with what we can. you have to buy a generator. i can't afford to buy a generator. i'm on a fixed income. >> reporter: last year, residents were forced to evacuate. pg and e is shutting the power down as a precaution. the equipment has been blamed for sparking wildfires, including the camp fire. the generator is keeping the lights on and food cold here. >> we were able to prepare by getting our generators ready. i don't think you're ever as pre

we're going to start with solano county and talk about that. let's go look at fairfield, vallejo and the macarthur maze. no marge issues. the carquinez bridge to the bay bridge i like these commutes hopefully it's going to stay this way for most of the mornings. i know fridays, especially summer fridays end up being light sometimes. we'll see. >>> today may be the last chance to prevent new tariffs on there are new talks scheduled for today. both sides hope to reach an

winds are picking up around lake, solano county.ds are gusting already 40 to 50 miles per hour in higher elevations. down lower will be 78 in milpitas. upper -- mid to upper 70s, most of the peninsula will hit 80 in redwood city and 80 in los altos. mid to upper 60s along the coast. low to mid oates through the north bay. temperatures in the baech beaches mid to upper to 60s. mid to upper 70s in oakland, 80 in hercules, 82 in pleasanton. tonight, how about 50s once aga again. a few 60s out highway 4 and northern contra costa county. my accuweather seven-day forecast, warms up. 80s and 90s saturday and sunday. 90s hold on monday. 60s and 70s, below average by wednesday. alexis. >> we have one new issue, so far not causing much of a backup. we'll see if that changes. northbound 101 before you get to the candlestick park exit, we lad a vehicle that went off the roadway once again. not sure of the cause for that. they're sending an ambulance and chp to the scene to assist. it's not a blocking situation once again. we could have folks sl

flames burned to trees and brush and the solano county south of interstate 80 and east of interstate 680. if for some evacuations but all were lifted this afternoon. the fire was contained at 25 acres. >>> firefighters were able to quickly put out a small vegetation fire. the fire grew to a little over an acre. photos and videos from a rocket you can see white smoke near some homes. these two fires come as officials issue the first red flag warning this year. let's bring in mark for more than an update on the red flag warning. >>> were small today. the weather not setting up an environment for rapid growth of fires. that will be changing the next few hours. the next 3 to 6 hours the pattern will change quite a bit. the red flag fire warning in place for portions of northern california. all the areas in red toward the delta region and also the northbay hills. we are concerned with is the northerly wind increasing overnight. between 2 and 5 am tomorrow. that is not only a stronger wind that could also push the spread of a fire. but also it is a dry wind. tomorrow and into the weekend r

you see portions of napa lake berryessa solano county portions of soon city and vacaville, the potential shut off would start at 06:00am saturday. and it would last a indefinitely there are also potential shut-offs happening farther north or just involvement reports. >>this potential power outage could affect thousands of customers and here in downtown now, but it is serving as a warning of what could be to come. >>this an app that would come to a halt without power at restaurant, a all agree of the owner got to text messages from p g about the potential power shut off. and he knows what that could mean for his restaurant were you cannot open without power. pg started to notify customers the power could be off and parts of napa harding on saturday morning so we would turn off power to reduce. >>wildfire power is not a decision it takes lightly we're looking at the conditions were looking at the winds, we're looking at conditi rather dry fuel with the humidity levels. >>all of that weather forecasting is all subject to change. >>pg e is also warning customers that the power could be off f

. >>> now to a missing persons case in solano county. police got a report on wednesday that this woman was missing. there investigation led to a home on sawyer street engulfed in flames. they found human remains in the home but have not identified them yet. police and fire investigators are trying to figure out where and how the fire started. >>> and a napa valley vineyard may be facing $38,000 in penalties for the death of a worker. 49 -year-old working back in october when a piece of his clothing got stuck in an automatic harvester, pulling him into the machine. now the state division of occupational safety proposing penalties for violation including failing to enforce safety rules and failing to come conduct effective inspection. >>> the catholic church says allegations of clergy sex abuse have spiked in the u.s. from mid-mid-2017-mid-2018. the church received more then 1400 allegations from adults who say they were abused as children. that's up from nearly 700 a year earlier. links to the alleged abuse including legal fees increased