we will take you to solano county. live doppler 7 at street level from vacaville to the east of fairfield. you can see 10 to 15 lightning strikes over the past 30 minutes. i do want to show you the wider picture. this is the final line of showers working through the bay area. this system is pushing off to the east. in the central valley and foothills we have a lot of lightning we have to get through over the next couple of hours. here's a live look at the lake tahoe camera. it is dark but you see it is raining on this camera. we are happy to see the rain. we were fearful the lightning would come without rainfall. even though we are seeing lightning strikes we are also seeing the downpours. the red flag warning until 11:00, i would not be surprised if this gets canceled. the threat locally is diminishing. later on today the clouds will clear out. a sunny end to our week. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. our warmest spot in line going into the 80's. jobina: good morning everyone who had to turn on their wind chill

solano county, the lone a bay area county to not have a current mask mandate that special meeting set to get underway at 8 o'clock tonight. we'll bring you updates during our prime time news, starting at 8 o'clock, a cargo ship experiencing a coronavirus outbreak is under orders from

however, solano county health administrator. doctor j lee richards says the decrease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano county doesn't have one. he says it may be more a reflection of an increase in people getting vaccinated over the past couple of weeks we've actually had quite a few people get >> because the date that the fact we didn't want to mandate to them showed that the vaccine's effectiveness. and so that that help them get pastor has done people who are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. >> they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. a new covid protocol is in place for the oakland unified school district. all oakland unified staff a

doctor j lee richards says the decrease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano countyn't one. i also doesn't carly from a timing the counties that include them. and it's sure to seeing improvement within a week of the implementation. and and these these improvements are much, much later. >> but they're reflecting this reduced transmission of disease overall, people are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> my weather time. now as we get a live look outside. beautiful day in the bay. this is san francisco's embarcadero always nice when you can see a little a blue out there in the sky. meteorologist dave spahr lou, there, the bay bridge. no problem course. the gold

however, solano county health administrator. doctor j lee richards says the decrease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano county doesn't have one. he says it may be more a reflection of an increase in people getting vaccinated over the past couple of weeks we've actually had quite a few people get >> because the date that the fact we didn't want to mandate to them showed that the vaccine's effectiveness. and so that that help them get pastor hasn't people who are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. >> but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. >> they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. alameda county's top law enforcement officer says he would support mandatory covid vaccines for his

it's the rule city of voted unanimously to issue an indoor mask mandate separate. >> from solano countyse health department not chosen to implement anything county wide. so. >> took it upon themselves. let's go to kron. four's will tran covering this right now. good morning. well. >> in they're not happy with the solano county health department still scratching their heads just like the city of any show like why are you not doing this county wide in. >> until you do. we're going to take matters into our own hands, which is why unanimously the city council and the mayor of a lay home doing the same thing. the city of benicia did one week ago and making their residents or anybody who visits to their town to mask up if they're going indoors, be it a city building, a county building. any building whatsoever within city limits because they want to slow down the delta variant. now the lay home is solano county's largest city at a 121,000 people. so affective immediately, you will have to mask up. and last year, of course, eating or drinking within that particular city. the laos as they want t

we have to be most concerned with that today from 11:00 to 9:00 in solano counties. wind will gust up to 40 miles per hour and the relative humidity drops down to 10%. you will watch from the wind -- watch the wind spread from the coast into higher elevations, and then they fall off as we head into the evening hours, moving back up into the higher elevations. what they do do -- look at that. green and yellow thursday. it will get hot. we will talk about the temperatures and if the air will get any worse, coming up here soon. jobina: typical slowdowns for your tuesday morning commute. 580 is sluggish over the altamont pass with a high wind advisory. highway four is a grind from antioch into concord. just under 40 minutes, but marin into san francisco is looking great. here we go, to the san mateo bridge. we have a stall on the high-rise westbound. you will see some brake lights as you approach that high-rise action. a tow truck has been called to get the stall out of there. 880 past the oakland coliseum is moving at the limit. you will find some brake lights into down

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however, solano county health administrator. doctor j lee richards says the decrease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano county doesn't have one. he says it may be more a reflection of an increase in people getting vaccinated over the past couple of weeks we've actually had quite a few people get because the date that the fact we didn't put a mandate to them showed that the vaccine's effectiveness. and so that that help them get pastor hasn't people who are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. >> unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. >> but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. >> they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> new tonight at 6 embattled san francisco school board member alison collins just dropped her 87 millio

temperatures down even though we have a wind and a of heat advisory going on those temperatures and solano county popping well beyond 100 contra costa county to win else where we'll see numbers get that hot. but that's where the excessive heat advisory is. meanwhile, here's the macro view excessive he did. but heat advisory covers almost all of the state practically outside of water. meanwhile, that red that you see. that's an excessive heat warning going on. flex alert has been issued for the entire state for tomorrow for those critical hours. mid afternoon until the evening hours and this line that you see out here is that, yes, it is. it is rain out there except we're not seeing much the way of lightning would be nice to get a little dish of that going on. what are the winds going to do tomorrow. this is what the projections are. we see a little uptick happened, but that's it. you can see they're actually more active from this evening that we'll see by tomorrow forecast calls for 59 san francisco open 61 thin layer of fog will come to greet us. 63 for san jose. now for the wake-up forecast loo

however, solano county health administrator.he decrease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano county doesn't have one. he says it may be more a reflection of an increase in people getting vaccinated over the past couple of weeks we've actually had quite a few people get >> because the date that the fact we didn't put a mandate to them showed that the vaccine's effectiveness. and so that that help them get pastor has done people are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. >> they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> san francisco's high covid vaccination rate appears to be paying off and it could set an example for other cities. new data shows how

temperatures down even though we have a wind and a of heat advisory going on those temperatures and solano countyping well beyond 100 contra costa county to win else where we'll see numbers get that hot. but that's where the excessive heat advisory is. meanwhile, here's the macro view excessive heated but heat advisory covers almost all of the state practically outside of water. meanwhile, that red that you see. that's an excessive heat warning going on. flex alert has been issued for the entire state for tomorrow for those critical hours. mid afternoon until the evening hours and this line that you see out here is that, yes, it is. it is rain out there except we're not seeing much the way of lightning would be nice to get a little dish of that going on. what are the winds go into tomorrow. this is what the projections are. we see a little uptick happened, but that's it. you can see they're actually more active from this evening that we'll see by tomorrow forecast calls for 59 san francisco open 61 thin layer of fog will come to greet us. 63 for san jose. now for the wake-up forecast looks at tho

mostly centered around solano county at this point.ive next couple of hours before we really start clearing out between 07:08am, reyna. >> thank you for that. so we have a hot spot been tracking this morning. eastbound east of pow street in emeryville. what, 2 lanes currently san pablo avenue would be a good way to get around that or you could just go ahead and steel. wait it out as you're trying to travel there. another one just popped up out in fairfield. this one 80 westbound west travis boulevard. looks like one lane may be blocked there as traffic slowly tries to make their way through heading into the city. we had a stalled vehicle here. you can see the bridge wet from that rain john was just talking about. still a little under 10 minutes they've been able to get that disabled vehicle off of the bridge near the toll. so that's the good news for you. there. the richmond sandra fell commute as you head out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes haven't seen any major problems there. the south bay still looks nice this morning. one o

hot enough that solano county starting at noon today. >> will be under a heat advisory for good reason. vacaville up to a 106 today looking outside at the golden gate much the opposite. it's going to be a nice and cool about that direction. if you need an escape, you know where to get who we are looking at that fog pushing its way through the golden gate rain will show you a bit of a greater perspective of it here in a second as far as i'm concerned, we are seeing much more sunshine elsewhere. just that little string of fog at the golden gate and a couple of low clouds hanging out right over the east bay hills. we do have another spare the air alert in effect today to with good in green and moderate and yellow on this map right here. if you have had some issues the past few days, maybe take it a little easier today, too. 50's, 60's and even alone 70 actually pittsburgh just fell out of the 70's. you're at 69 now oakland at 59 while san francisco and san mateo each at 57 speaking of how are the roads doing over there. all roads. just a lot going on. so i put a hot spot in because of thi

however, solano county health administrator.ease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano county doesn't have one. he says it may be more a reflection of an increase in people getting vaccinated over the past couple of weeks we've actually had quite a few people get because the date that the fact we didn't the mandate to them showed that the vaccine's effectiveness. and so that that help them get pastor hasn't people who are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. >> unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. >> they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> in sonoma county, a health order has been issued requiring inmates to be tested for covid before they go into the jail facilities. the inmat

the late show has become the second city in solano county to bring back a mask mandate. yeah. the city council discussed it tonight. they have an answer kron 4 taylor >> with reaction now from the late show. >> while we see a lot of residents with different opinions on social media and in facebook groups, the steps of city hall are empty tuesday night. no protesters and a lot of people i spoke with are in support of a new mask mandate. >> following indonesia's footsteps, the city of vallejo is now considering a new mask mandate at a special meeting tuesday night. i think it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and that's a recommendation for a mask and i risk areas. >> and i think it's citizen's responsibility to do what's right and indoor mask mandate would make delay hold the second city to break away from the rest of solano county as its health officer. >> is the only bay area health officer to not recommend facial coverings indoors at this time. i don't know who our h

we are under spare the air alert today, though, and solano county are under a heat advisory because of those hot temperatures and temperatures are already climbing san jose at 71 pittsburgh. you're at 75 right now. oakland berkeley alameda down through hayward still in the 60's reyna found. thanks for that. so we have a hot spot and some other things go on out there. this one is in hercules. >> westbound, east of little avenue. so 2 lanes. we know a lot. i would take san pablo avenue to get arolnd that right now. we also had an accident, thankfully that's been cleared was 80 westbound at fremont street. so they were able to get that off of that exit. and so now drive times are around 20 minutes and hopefully they continue to go down as you're traveling into the city there. the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula a little under 17 minutes. we had an earlier accident has been a 90 to one o one connector slowed us down across that bridge. and want a creek southbound, 6.80, north of jerry road. another traffic collision there highway 4. we're seeing some improvements still pr

going to show up in more and more yellow come the afternoon a growing across the bay area much of solano countyn portions of contra costa and alameda counties and the south bay all in that yellow indicating moderate air quality this morning. in addition to the haze, it is going to be a hot one. and really that's what you're going to notice most about this forecast. triple digit heat returns from any of our inland valleys and that's because of it. we do have a heat advisory for solano county taking effect at noon lasting through 08:00pm on thursday up and down the central valley also affected by heat advisories. and you can see why. when you look at our temperatures, not necessarily at the coast, though some 60's and 70's for sf and 60's along highway one. those are the spots to get to. if you're looking for some cooler weather. pretty comfortable on the bayshore with mostly daytime highs in the 70's 80's. what you venture away from the water. that's where it gets hot. san jose at 90 degrees. we've got 100 in livermore. well, fremont hayward on up through san leandro in the 80's oakland up to ri

volunteers are here at the headquarters in solano county inside the building. they are pushing for vote yes . in a few minutes, they will be out and about going door to door wanting people to vote yes on the recall election. right now they say gavin newsom is the worst governor in california history they want him out. later today about 50 miles away from here in san francisco, house speaker nancy pelosi will be with mayor london breed at a phone bank urging people to vote no . you should be looking at contra costa county at the polling place right now were the latest poll shows that governor newsom could keep his job with more than 60% of likely voters against the recall. here is the chairwoman of the republican party. >> you are going door to door. why now? >> we go door to door every day. voters used to build earlier, so we just need to move with the times and the agile. >> reporter: they say the double digit lead of governor newsom is partly because of what has been cited over the last month and they said supporters have been local painting the picture of la

doctor j lee richards says the decrease can't be because of an indoor mask mandate because solano county doesn't have one. i also doesn't carly from a timing the counties that include mandates should seen improvement within a week of the implementation. and and these these improvements are much, much later, but they're reflecting this reduce transmission of disease overall, people are changing their behaviors as we're moving from summer into fall. unfortunately with the labor day weekend having just passed. we may see another bump because of that. but both health officials agree that wearing a mask is a proven method to limit the spread of covid-19. >> they definitely help for unvaccinated people everywhere you know, vaccination and masking are really both required to keep it in check of the stage. >> haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >> up in the north bay bayside martin luther king junior academy in sausalito is offering free rapid covid testing today. it's all in response to 6 students and staff members having tested positive for coronavirus the 6 positive cases were in the kindergarten. and

and in eastern solano county today is going to be one to get to san francisco. it is going to be a perfect day in the city with some mid 70's admission and fina-cial districts. little cooler and sunset district at 65 golden gate park. beautiful day at 70 degrees. labor day spent out the coast. not a bad idea either will be breezy at times in a busy highway one. if you're heading down that way, brisbane to burlingame in the 70's to 80's getting close to 90 in redwood city and san carlos for the south bay. you're actually getting to the 90's with san jose and cupertino each at 92 east bay temperatures 80's 90's to even triple digits. pleasant and danville walnut creek and concord all at or above 100 degrees oakland up to richmond comfortably warm in the upper 70's while vallejo in the upper 80's antioch, fairfield and vacaville triple digits for you. sandra fell, the petaluma in the 90's. here's your look ahead next 7 days are gradually going to get cooler gradually as the key word, though, even though it is not as hot tomorrow wednesday and thursday, it's still h

the largest city in solano county. any building, we're not just talking city and county buildings in vallejo. any building whatsoever. and of course, unless you're eating or drinking because they want to slow down the delta variant vallejo did talk about this a couple of weeks ago, they said they would watch what benicia was going to do and sure enough last week. bin isa did the same thing. unanimously passed their mask mandate, not waiting for the solano county health department to go ahead and do that. so the did the very same thing. he went around. we got reaction from vallejo residents and it seems to be quite mixed. it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and. >> that's a recommendation for a mask and iris karius public spaces require people to wear masks that it's fine. >> and in a place like we have here. they come in with a mask. they take the mask off. it doesn't do any good and one of the reasons we went

areas in orange will be impacted and host of those are in the north bay, a lot in napa county and solano countyapa county more than 1200 powers -- customers are without power because of the changing weather conditions. residents tell us this is a reminder of past fire seasons. >> hopefully not a repeat of that again that was a very stressful time. we are all on well water, so they all 1 -- run on electricity so there is basically nothing functional in the house without power. reggie: the fire danger iss the only weather event, hundreds have lost their power in the east bay after rain knocked it out saturday. amy hollyfield is live with us with the timeline. amy: there are still some outages this morning, and we are in san pablo the lights are on here, but some homes here do not have power. this outage even caused some power poles to catch fire over the weekend. the company says this happened because of the drought and the rain that we had. they say dirt accumulated on the lines because we had such a long dry spell and the rain came along this week and entered all of that dirt into mud which con

still pretty windy here in solano county.said, pg&e did not impact as many households as they once projected. still, in solano county, 100 households are without power, and some of those who lost their power today are the same people who lost their homes in last year's maha, having to go without power for a few hours, maybe even a few days, is just the latest challenge. >> i went off at 6:00 a.m. this morning. they said it is supposed to be on in two hours, but they said that they have to check the lines and that will take until 10:00 tonight. laura: they live in solano

to thousands of customers in 10 counties, including parts of napa and solano counties. now those shutoffs began at about five o'clock this morning, but they affected far less than expected just a few 100 in napa and solano. counties had their power cut. pg and e says it will begin restoring power once the winds die down. all right, let's get an update now on the current conditions with meteorologist kyla grogan, kyla hey there, heather. and so the good news is the wind has started kind of ramping down. the bad news is this when we started this event, we started coming into it with a little bit of moisture in the air from some of the rain that passed through, even though it wasn't a day luge now we have very dry air. and this is kind of a problem. as we take a look at this relative humidity you can see and i've been watching this drop all afternoon. a lot of spots in the east bay and particular are now in the teens. 13% humidity right now and conquered as you can see, just 12% in fairfield, 18% in liver more 18% also in san jose, and i watch santa rosa kind of go up and

hour-by-hour we go. 6:00 a.m., you can see the moisture in parts of solano county. over the next hour, it is all pushing out. we will turn to a lot of sunshine, 60's and 70's along the bay shoreline. julian: thank you. we are seeing wild weather across northern california. lightning, thunder and rain. something we have not seen in months. in the north bay neighborhood, after the storm caused major damage. a resident says lightning struck a pine tree and caused it to topple over onto vehicles. it sounded like a bomb exploded. pg&e cut power to the neighborhood. they also need to inspect the power pole close to the pine tree. kumasi: this video is from the east bay. there was at least one lightning strike. this weather has firefighters on high alert to see if this lightning strikes spark any wildfires. our reporter is joining us live. >> we are at a high point in concorde and we got quite a show. it is starting to slow down. for a couple of hours, we were constantly saying, did you see that one? here is some video. we saw a big bursts of light that lit up the whole sk

mike: let's talk about the fire danger in solano county. what this morning and goes until 8:00 this evening, so we have nine hours. vacaville, rio vista. winds are going to be gusting up to 40 most power. you see them coming out of the north, dropping that humidity, creating the conditions where fires could start easily and spread rapidly, so you need to be very vigilant if you are traveling or live or work there. seven degrees cooler this morning. let's start in inlet east bay neighborhoods, where we are looking at 53 in places like danville and san ramon to concord and brent world -- brentwood. cloudy skies out there keeping out temperatures and dropping much more. 57 in san francisco, san carlos, about 59 in san jose. look at all the green on the map. that is fantastic. it is going to remain that way as we head into the afternoon hours. every single air-quality area is going to be clean. so let's take a look at the forecast, and you can see the smoke forecast, there is not in the air today. we will wake up to none tomorrow and maybe a li

for solano county. with that, dry fuels, strong and gusty winds over higher elevations and the possibility of fires spreading rapidly. i will give you the complete weather forecasting in a few minutes, dan. dan: spencer, thanks a lot. this is the second day in a row californians have been asked to conserve energy. you probably know how -- don't use big appliances, turn of the thermostat or turn up the thermostat, and turn off anything you are not using. ama: the recall election day is this tuesday. polls were open at 7:00 a.m., but every registered voter is getting a mail-in ballot because of the pandemic. abc. news reporter liz kreutz joins us live. . this close to election day, everything counts. liz: it really does, and we did learn that president biden will come to california on monday, the day before the recall. he will visit the national weather center in sacramento to furthe -- to survey what fire damage. he is helping governor newsom win central valley voters in this race. liz: the recall electi

. >> a mask mandate could soon be on the way for the solano county. we'll let you know when county leaders are set to discuss it. >> plus the annual giants 5 k races back the changes that organizers made this year to keep participants and spectators safe from covid. >> for 18 months. now. the covid-19 pandemic has consumed our entire country. last week president biden announced new federal vaccine requirements for as many as 100 million americans to help curb the latest surge in cases hospitalizations and deaths as our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports there is growing opposition to comply with the mandates. >> good evening. these new rules are igniting the debate over federal versus state power and could soon be the subject of lawsuits. >> it shouldn't be a federal government. one size fits all republican governors across the country are attacking president biden's new plan to require vaccinations or weekly covid testing at large employers. we talked about the fact that we've historically had vaccination requirements in schools. but those

heat illnesses are possible in solano and lake county. take it easy. we check out temperatures in the triple digits from concord to fairfield to brentwood. i will be back to let you know when the fire danger comes down and when cooler air will arrive, coming up. ama: a shortage affecting bay area pet owners. dan: why local veterinarians are cutting hours and not taking on new patients. reporter: a question, why are kids given 14 minutes to eat their lunch, not 15, 14? their lunch, not 15, 14? it has to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want, and need... and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. living longer is possible and proven with kisqali when taken with a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor in premenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor alone. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver pro

no one is disputing that the covid cases are rising in solano county.department, they believe it is spread through those masks advances, large events and masking up indoors not not. not necessarily a big help but vallejo. they disagree. the city of benicia. they disagrees. so those 2 cities are going to have it benicia there one week into a six-week program. same thing with vallejo and what i mean by that is this is in place for the next 6 weeks. if the covid-19 numbers go up or stay the same. then they will. more than likely keep the mask mandate. if it goes down more than likely they will repeal it. solano county is the only county in the bay area that does not have a mask mandate, but right now they're not going to ticket you if you're in the city of and not wearing a mask. their goal is to educate people and to remind you to mask up any time you're indoors back to you. all right. thanks a lot. well. >> well, also in the north bay another mandate to tell you about. all city employees in santa rosa. we'll have to be vaccinated or submit to weekly test

you can see why solano county does have that heat advisory. now tomorrow's temperatures still hot as will be the case on thursday. we start to back up the heat on friday and by saturday and sunday, we're really catching a break. some upper 80's to low 90's inland and 70's solidly returning to our bayshore cities. we also will have some haze sticking around through thursday likely improvements in air quality. from that point forward. thank you for that. we have some accidents to tell you about. unfortunately south san francisco, northbound one oh, one at oyster point boulevard. >> again, not seen much of a major delay along one oh, one or to 80. so things are still looking nice as you're traveling there down in the south bay northbound one o one de la cruz boulevard. and again, looking at highways, things are still pretty light out their lawn one on one heading into the city as you can see, traffic is building that is still under 30 minutes that things are moving by pretty quickly. as soon as you can get past the tolls there. also moving along

in napa and solano county come up parts of koster contra costa county.e a look at when the winds relax, and tomorrow is a warm to hot day for all of us. we will have temperatures cave m up in a few minutes. dion: due to the weather, pg&e will shut off power to thousands of customers in several counties overnight. in the bay area, not -- napa and solano county's will be affected. luz pena spoke with some residents who say this is a concerning reminder of past fire seasons. >> it is fire season, and pg&e starting power shutoffs in the north bay overnight. >> thinking, it is that time of the year again. it is a little tense. >> a napa resident says pg&e contractors clears the power lines in his neighborhood. the california public utilities commission requires pg&e to maintain at least a forfeit clearance between vegetation and power lines. two of his trees were close to power lines. >> the oak over there was closer. there were a few branches that were not testing but were over the wire. >> on this map, pg&e highlights the 10 counties impacted by the power s

today we have the heat advisories in effect for solano county and areas to the east. some of these numbers just hot all over the bay area as you make your way inland. we're going to keep it cool and mild near the coast. i'm watching this and talk about what's ahead coming up in a few minutes. you have a crash in fremont. >> i do. thankfully took about 20 minutes but they got everything including the big rig as far as i understand over to the shoulder and it's northbound 680 into sunol, counter whatever commute would be for the morning. about now it's even. here 84 we have the overnight construction. we know about that typical closure through miles, another typical closure north 242 off 680. i thought it was only going to be a couple lanes closed but it does look like there's a full closure right now. note that, use 680 to highway 4. everything else is smooth. back to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," nearly two decades after 9/11, two victims have just been identified. what we're learning about who they are and the new technology that helped make

and parts of napa and solano counties along highway 80. it was expected to affect more than 7000 customers in 10 different counties, but only a few 100 customers are without power today. the red flag warnings in effect, prompting the shut offs high winds can cause dry vegetation to connect with an energized line, so pg and e says de energizing the power lines until the red flag event is over. is a way they prevent the next wildfire. so there were several 100 customers in the north bay who were notified that we could be shutting off their power for safety. and it ended up that we didn't need to shut off the power. we don't want to shut off the power list. we absolutely have to. we only do it if the weather is so extreme that it could put their safety at risk areas and elevations of more than 10,000 ft, saw strong and gusty winds this morning at this point. p j and e says if your power has not been shut off by now, it likely will not be today. in napa county. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, and we continue to follow the latest developmen

flails now the second city in solano county to do so after been a ship. the move comes after county health leaders chose not to issue indoor mask mandates county wide city leaders side of the surge in covid cases from the delta variant as the reason for implementing the mask mandate before the vote came down. we heard from vallejo residents on the issue. >> it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and that's a recommendation for a mask and iris karius public spaces require people to wear masks that fine. >> and in a place like we have here. they come in with a mask. they take the mask off. it doesn't do any good. an it's one of the reasons we went with the vaccination requirement. >> well, the mask mandate will remain in place for 6 weeks after that, the city council will come together to reassess the covid cases in the city of vallejo and solano county before determining if a mandate extension is required. another big story this morning, governor gavi

friday for solano county. there is a slight chance of thunder and once again, the possibility of new fires and rapid spread so as we look at a live picture, you can see the clouds building up from our east bay hills camera. i will be with -- back with a forecast coming up. dan: a push to get more americans vaccinated. president biden addressed the nation today and unveiled a new plan in the fight against the delta variant. it mandates vaccines for federal workers and contractors and private employers with more than 100 workers must require employees to be vaccinated or tested weekly. the number of pharmacies offering free testing will expand to 10,000 and some retailers will offer discounted at home test kits for consumers. we confirmed several bay area hospital systems are taking in patients from the overwhelmed san joaquin valley region. doctors tell stephanie that the next two months will be critical. stephanie is in the newsroom with a closer look at the hospitalizations. the health care community is conce

solano county is the only bay area county without an indoor mask mandate. the vote comes after city leaders and the les hill in benicia reinstated. they're all mask mandate which defied the county's mask guidance coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news cable cars in san francisco. still out of service. >> when they can go online and how long it's going to take to fix the problems. >> as part of our parent company. next. star's feeding america initiative here in the bay area. we're focusing on the good work being done at the alameda county community food bank. people have relied on its services during the pandemic. but as kron four's phillipe djegal reports the food bank is experiencing a shortage of volunteers. there are concerns that this could lead disruptions in food distribution. >> for several months now on every tuesday. this group 17 volunteers donate their time and efforts to the alameda county community food bank in oakland, sorting and packaging. food for more than 400,000 county residents were food and secure and depend on the organizatio

another being eastern solano county. so if you do have respiratory conditions. these are spots, especially that you may notice some haze on the horizon. the sun comes up and just some less than ideal conditions. what you're breathing it out there. 50's and 60's for our current temperatures right now, alameda is at 59 berkeley dublin as well as a san jose pittsburgh and fairfield all in the 60's. pretty mild morning for some as well noted. it's a already feels like it's a warm start to what's about to be a scorcher of an afternoon and you are looking at temperatures already a little bit different than yesterday's up from yesterday's cool start to the morning. i'm talking just how hot this labor day is going to be and the rest your forecast back to. john, it is, of course, labor day and for a lot of people that usually means barbecues. but the combination of smoke small gun high temperatures. >> are keeping the bay area under a spare. the air alert today kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> walnut creek reach triple digit temperatures sunday afternoon. not a g

now solano county was the one local county that i guess had the most yes votes. but even so, the majority, 67% said no to the recall napa county. 70% no to the recall sonoma county. 78% no to the recall and marin county almost 85% of the voters there said they want to keep the governor in office, at least for right panic and we'll zoom down to southern california where we've been talking about how this was largely not decided, but certainly solidified and this is where it became apparent that there is no path for any other candidate. the governor going to remain most populous county in the state. la county almost 74% of the voters wanted to keep newsom. we go just south of that to orange county. and this is an interesting outcome here because in orange county was virtually tied in 2018 with and newsom. but here you see 53% compared to 46% wanted to keep newsom in office in a riverside county here. john beat newsome in 2018 in riverside county. but still 54% of the folks there said no to the recall effort and then nearby san bernardino county just north of riversi

now, we do have some heat advisories for the central valley as well as for solano county. this will remain in effect through tomorrow at 08:00pm and throughout the course of the day today. no big surprise when you look at our 4 zone forecast and see just how hot temperatures will be not just for solano county but for many of our inland areas 60's and 70's for sf and 60's right along the coastline as for temperatures along the bayshore. it's right back to where you were yesterday. a range of 70's to 80's saying carlos getting close to 90 degrees at 87 san jose pretty similar to yesterday at 91 degrees. freeman through hayward in the 80's. well, livermore back to 100 same for you in danville, walnut creek and concord. really no change from yesterday and the spots oakland to richmond in the 70's in the meantime, billy how all the way up to 90 antioch pittsburgh, vacaville and fairfield each in the triple digits while the bottle back to 94 much as you were at yesterday. here's a look ahead at next 7 days after today and tomorrow. temperatures do start slowly cooling and by sat

still pretty windy here in solano county. but as you said, pg&e did not impact as many households as they once projected. still, in solano county, 100 households are without power, and some of those who lost their power today are the same people who lost their homes in last year's maha, having to go without power for a few hours, maybe even a few days, is just the latest challenge. >> i went off at 6:00 a.m. this morning. they said it is supposed to be on in two hours, but they said that they have to check the lines and that will take until 10:00 tonight. laura: they live in solano county, where the homes lead the hills, with lots of open space in between. >> this is where the originals base used to be. laura: up place where they and dozens others lost their homes last year. >> i was asleep. we barely got out and they closed the road. then fire came over the hill and we just had time to get out with our two cars and one motorcycle. we couldn't get our animals because they all panicked and ran. this is our trailer here. laura:

p jimmie ward that there are outages in napa and solano county.es through at least 8:00 this evening. the northbay mountains also. number three, an autopsy will confirm whether a body found belongs to gabby petito. they found her in wyoming. kumasi: number four, pfizer has released new data this morning saying it's covid-19 vaccine is safe and effective for kids ages five to 11. they plan to apply for emergency use opposition. -- authorization. reggie: and you mandate will go into effect that will require proof of vaccination at city-owned locations. jobina: we have a couple of minor crashes coming in, but this is our busiest spot. kumasi: number seven, a double beat -- a dog much anything to protect its owner and other pets. you can see this dog doing a super leap over the fence. this is macy. her owner also has a cat and ac heard the cat cry and it jumped over the fence to protect it from another cat. reggie: get a friend like macy. kumasi: that is what we all need. reggie: that is my first test. we jump over the spencer me? -- over this fence f

we're talking about excessive heat advisory going on for solano county temperatures. there will be well over 100. but really the coverage area for that extends all through the central valley down south in the red only gets worse. but that excessive heat warning as a sidebar issue. all the showers out to sea away from us. and that's because the high pressure blocking a little bit and on top of that, no lightning with that either. a look at what's going on at the coast. speaking of which this yeah. half moon bay. still, the blue skies don't see the fog like we do at the golden gate. not at this hour yet. meanwhile, there is sfo in the background. we've got the fog developing warm still inland. temperatures will still hover in the lower 70's in spots later in the week. we do see some gradual moderation here. and that's the only way to use this word because it's going to be cool. but just a little bit, not as hot inland sub 90 looks like by friday and then for this weekend we're talking about 80's at work here in the north. they might be some scattered clouds because of t

solano county is the only bay area county without an indoor mask mandate. the vote comes after city leaders in vallejo and benicia reinstated their own mask mandates which defied the county's mask guy, jose firefighter and police unions are pushing back on the plan to mandate covid vaccinations for city employees by the end of the month. >> the president of san jose's firefighters local to 30 made the announcement in a statement that reads in part, while we strongly encourage all of our members to be vaccinated. we are against a vaccine mandate. we do not believe anyone should be terminated over the vaccine last week. the city announced that it will enforce a vaccine mandate by september 30th. it will require employee show proof of vaccination instead of submitting to weekly covid test. workers can request a medical or religious exemption. the city's policy say it's those who refuse to get vaccinated without an approved exemption or those who bulk at the requirement could face punishments up to termination. stay with kron 4 for continuing covid coverage sca

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then a couple of poor pockets like in eastern portions of solano county up around you kai and mendocino county. these areas right here definitely not your best areas to be an and doing a whole lot of outdoor activities closer to the coastline. you're better air quality and you're way more comfortable temperatures 60's and 70's for san francisco. the perfect spot to be today. you do have the day off and won a little escape 60's along the coast, expect some traffic along highway one, you know, it's going to be a busy one out there. 70's 80's along the bay shore and 90's and woodside redwood city and san carlos getting close to that ninety-degree mark san jose up to 92 while the east bay pleasanton. you're at 100 degrees for your high today. a nice range of 70's from oakland to richmond. those are the spots to be. well, danville, walnut creek and concord in the triple digits. same for antioch fairfield and vacaville sonoma. you'll be a warm 95 with nevado at 94. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days. today, the hottest one. but tomorrow wednesday and thursday, a pretty hot too. just not q

plus, polite could become just the second city in solano county to bring back a mask mandate.about the potential changes. those potential changes. those stories and much more you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they... they can't handle it at all right? no, they can't. that's not you. that's not me. no. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. my new spicy tiny tacos, a spicy twist on my snackable tiny tacos. 15 for $3.50 or loaded for just a buck more. i don't know which is better, the spice or the price. try my new spicy tiny tacos starting at $3.50. only at jack in the box. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon.

we do have a heat advisory in effect for solano county as well as the rest of the central valley all way through 08:00pm tomorrow. so we have 2 more days of heat advisory status for solano county, even though tomorrow won't be as hot as today. still hot enough for those advisories. 60's and 70's for your highs. and san francisco sunshine on the bayshore. some cloud cover near the coastline. temperatures along the bay will be in the 70's to 80's today right around the same as yesterday's saying carlos at 87 degrees. woodside 91 also 91 in san jose cupertino. well, morgan hill at 97 triple digits in livermore as well as danville, walnut creek and concord while fremont's all the way up through san leandro in the 80's oakland through richmond. a nice break free. if you want to drive out that direction in the east bay with highs only in the 70's now pittsburgh antioch fairfield and vacaville triple digit heat returns for you. well, 90's returned from center fell through santa rosa, ok. here's the rest of your forecast. the better stuff is in sight towards saturday and sunday, especially t

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news solano county. they have finally joined the rest of the bay area that got a new mask mandate over there. we've got the details for you straight ahead. >> and we may be starting off a little grayer than we had the past couple of days. but by the afternoon you're going to appreciate this marine influence. it's going to stay green near the coast but elsewhere in the bay area expect some sunshine still warm but not near as hot. >> your forecast is ahead. >> and the hot spot we were tracking richmond along. 80 has since been cleared. the other one along 87 in san jose. however, your seat a vigil delays. we're going look at your drive times. once we get back to the brain. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 13 is the time and you want to discuss hidden talents that you have a on the atv in a or i would have to think on that. can you water ski? i have never tried to water ski of all time. also never tried to snow or a hal