fortunately for those of you in fairfield solano county, 13 degrees cooler. but you're still under that heat advisory. so don't let your guard down there with santa rosa. 10 degrees cooler than where you were around this time last night, eastern contra costa county. you're certainly getting the brunt of this heatwave brentwood, 97 degrees. you're more than 40 degrees warmer than half moon bay in the mid-fifties. thanks to mother nature's natural ac. and tomorrow, we're really going to notice that stronger marine layer and cooler sea breeze with winds out of the west-southwest at 20 miles per hour less. so it is going to extend inland, bringing more relief to our hottest inland valleys. right now we're seeing winds out of the northwest 15 miles per hour for downtown san francisco. crystal clear blue skies in last live shot with those of you along the transamerica pyramid. but we're going to notice along the coast that deep marine layer and then a cooling trend that's officially going to commence continuing on tuesday for your 4th of july. your full holiday wee

allowed to expire earlier for most bay area valleys, including the north bay east bay and south bay solano county, though, you're still going to be under a heat advisory through 11 o'clock tonight. so temperatures well into the 80's and 90's for parts of eastern contra costa county out there this evening. high temperatures today it was another scorcher of a day, especially for those of you in concord reaching the triple digit mark out 101 degrees downtown san francisco in the mid 70's about 10 degrees above average. even with that cool sea breeze and shallow marine layer. but temperature change. we're noticing that cooldown out there this evening with hayward tracking near double-digit cooling. but temperatures for brentwood in the mid 90's. believe it or not, half moon bay about 40 degrees cooler in the mid 50's with everything else in between. so we're going to track a stronger sea breeze bringing us some much-needed cool down. going to continue for most of this upcoming week. your full 4th of july forecast in just a few minutes. stand back to all right. thanks. a lot grace. a cruise stopping f

the congressman says this negatively impacts the farming community in solano county.e says at least 10 land owners are being accused by flannery in an illegal scheme to prevent flannery from buying their land. there is a lot of moving parts. dan: that is the strangest thing. stephanie: it is bizarre. ama: if you would like to get in touch with the i-team, call this number on your screen or go to abc7news.com/iteam. dan: in antioch, members of the community are reacting to the sudden retirement announcement by the city's police chief. it job and in the fbi investigation and greates -- and racist text messages scandal. the local naacp chapter has a demand for city leaders. >> thank you chief ford for accepting the task that was unseen by many. the ability to work with people who were ready to undermine your leadership for you started is amazing. >> the antioch police chief announced his decision to leave. many community groups are now reflecting on his impact. >> his ability to put system in place to support and heal the community will not go unnoticed. >> the announcem

. >>> and investigation into the disappearance of a little girl in solano county three decades ago. how it could be linked to recently closed case in pennsylvania. >>> more electric vehicles hitting the roads, but not enough laces to charge them . a new agreement between automakers. >>> think about how many things that we use everyday are powered by batteries to our phones, our cars. >> but batteries like the ever popular lydian ion ones can be very expensive and they don't last long. usually, between 3 to 8 years. >> one bay area startup is working on a battery that last forever, or close to it. >> in our series project search, sara donchey introduces us to the team working to change the world. >> reporter: york heinemann is on his way to work. a 2 1/2 hour trek to fremont. >> this is one of my favorite trails. >> reporter: he is stoked. some might say the avid cyclist is his own source of renewable energy. >> there you go. exactly. is a lot of fun. it has been a passion for a long time. >> reporter: his other big passion? finding a new way to store renewable energy. it is a game c

solano county health officials say there has not been the case of human infection so far., most people infected with the virus do not develop symptoms. health officials say one in 5 may experience mild flu-like symptoms like a fever, headache, body aches and vomiting. >> one year ago the state launched the 9.88 suicide and crisis lifeline. the department of california's health and human services is now saying the data shows the simple three-digit 9, 8, 8, number is preventing suicide in california as intended over the course of the last year. officials say the 12 california center's answered more than 280,000 calls chats and texts 280,000. they say that's more than any other state in the u.s. and the data shows in almost 100% of those encounters, 98% counselors were able to support the individual in crisis and de-escalate the situation without any further intervention. the state budget has 19 million dollars in funding for the next year to support staffing and other operations for 9, 8, 8, as engagement increases. well, the northeast continues to be pounded by severe weath

similar to hotter temperatures towards solano county and areas towards san jose before relief arrivesding towards monday. as you see the fog never really leaving the coast, but inland we are going to start the day tomorrow in the 60s and 70s. as you wake up tomorrow morning. lunchtime temperatures climbing into the low 90s around the tri-valley and morgan hill. highs tomorrow for the inland east bay i think between 98 to 105 degrees, and hot temperatures there south of san jose, also climbing close to 100 degrees around morgan hill. now, sunday the wind will start to pick up, but it may occur too late in the day to prevent another hot day inland. that heat advisory will continue through 11:00 sunday. i think you will notice more wind during the day, especially around san francisco and the coast. more wind for late sunday, which transitions us now into a cooler monday forecast. still upper 80s to low 90s inland, and just in time for 4th of july here comes the big cooldown. out of the 100 degree temperatures inland and no 90s for the outdoor plan. a little more wind but comfortable temp

sergeant brady graham of the solano county marine patrol cautions against the many dangers of the waterays his agency does enforcement but mostly educate for safety's sake. we want to make sure that nobody is struck by a personal watercraft. so that's a lot of what we enforce across for life jackets. that's the best tool out here to keep people safe. sergeant graham says the biggest risks mixing boating with alcohol, the hot sun, dehydration together, not a good mix. alcohol impairs judgment. i think a lot of people underestimate the power of the water out here. the water toys are the best part of hanging out on the river. according to kareem abdul. definitely boats, jet skis. we enjoy them on this. hot days like this. tammy brought her grandkids here to swim along the shoreline. water safety keeping our eye on them, keeping the sunscreen on them, just making sure that one adult is always has them in view. she's diligent when it comes to water safety. we saw some large logs go past pretty fast, so we showed that to the kids to make sure they understand the currents. and so they're doing

flannery is now the largest landowner in solano county. government officials are concerned the group could be masking some foreign owners. the air force is a foreign investment risk review office has been unable to uncover exactly who's behind this group, flannery previously told solano county officials it's made up of american, british and irish investors. more record breaking heat for the fourth day in a row. the average world temperature set a record yesterday. the global average daily temperature climbed to 63.1 degrees. data only goes back to the mid 20th century, but scientists at the woodward climate research center in massachusetts say this is probably the warmest the planet has been in more than 100,000 years. that boggles the mind, isn't it? yes. and it obviously suggests manmade involvement that is creating this, although some may want to dispute that. but it seems to be kind of obvious what's going on here. but when records are being more broken more frequently. right. that is an indication. and the weather is getting more and

even some red showcasing a high heat risk, but mainly locations in solano county, contra costa county, then far inland in santa clara county , which is why we have been may be overstating things a little bit. excessive heat warning means there is a high risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke with no relief overnight. we will get relief overnight. temperatures will back down from the daylight hours and we are into heat advisory criteria for most of the bay area over the weekend , which is a moderate heat risk overall for most folks and anyone with heat -related sensitivities or lack of access to air conditioning experiencing additional concerns. this is something we will monitor. temperatures in the city are in the low 70s. upper 70s to around 80 for oakland and the east bay. two alert days in the forecast on saturday and sunday which encompassed a warning for inland parts of the bay area before we are back to normal temperatures by tuesday of next week. monday is our transition day . inland and in the east bay, 93 will feel pretty good after 103 on saturday. >>> still ahead, a bay ar

they detected in solano county. the county announced i california scrub in fairfield tested positive. is the first confirmed sign of the virus in the county this year. so far there have been no reported cases of humans being infected with west nile virus is spread by mosquitoes health officials recommend using repellent and draining standing water to prevent getting bitten. >>> urgent call for blood donors during what workers call trauma season. the nonprofit blood bank vital and is urging people to donate. here in the bay area the organization says it needs 500 donations to meet the needs of patients. >> whether one person needs that blood more than anotother person or if they can wait, those are choices s we don't wa doctors ever to make. we are encouraging everyone to take the time, donate blood. >> vitalant hold pop-up blood drives. >> so important. >>> jeff jones is now. we must most of the fireworks last night. we had -- the fog was there. >> they kept them nice and low. we got over that hurdle. was coming up t

the firm purchased farmland in solano county including right near travis air force base. that's nearly double the size of san francisco, yet no one, not even the federal government, can figure out who is behind it and more importantly, why. federal officials say a mysterious company has purchased nearly $1 billion of land surrounding travis air force base. one of the most critical military bases in the western u.s. democratic congressman john garamendi raised the alarm to the u.s. air force, prompting a federal investigation. >> in your briefings on the matter, do you have any reason to believe the purchase of this land is for spying? >> the land is in an area in which spy operations or any other nefarious activity could take place and could detrimentally impact base to operate in a moment of national emergency. >> public records show the company, flannery associates llc, began purchasing the land in 2018, and investigators say those acquisitions ramped up this year. >> now literally three sides of the base is totally controlled by the flannery group. nobody knew who they

tomorrow, a few more potential trouble spots especially in the mountains of parts of solano county and into contra costa county and alameda county. and in the same category once again for saturday, just continuing in this same vein with hot weather feeding into those usual hazards of wildfires and potential breathing issues. the fog is pretty compressed by the weight of the air on top of us. 80s and 90s inland with temperatures in the 60s and 70s around the bay. if you are heading out to the a's game this weekend, it is going to be really nice weather, around 70 degrees. temperatures backing down into the 60s the rest of the day. some fog but it's not going to be widespread, again, a compressed marine layer and the fog should dissipate quickly allowing temperatures to rapidly warm-up. we will start off in the mid to upper 50s, hies tomorrow are going to be well above average inland, to a few degrees above average around the bay. mostly 70s with the hottest spots topping 100 degrees. that is where we have the heat advisory. upper 70s in oakland and everybody will be back down to normal

70s for the tri-valley, the warmest spots further inland, 80 degrees around contra costa and solano counties. mid to upper 60s for oakland and east bay. a few upper 70s inland and the north bay with temperatures further inland warming up to a greater extent, especially into lake county . temperatures are going to be bouncing back beginning monday and more noticeable by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. even around the bay, low 70s in san francisco and around 80 degrees in oakland by wednesday and thursday. inland temperatures are going to return to the upper 80s and low 90s, that will continue through the end of next week and into the weekend. some of the hotspots will approach 100 degrees by the end of next week. that is typical for the middle of july. returning to the mid-sixties along the coast. >>> the mayor of one bay area city takes a dive into the cold waters of the bay. her mission to bring back an important part of her community. >>> we know that bridges help all of us to get over water, but sometimes to build bridges in the community, you have to jump into the water. one mayor of a

they now are delaying 911 response times in solano county . a grand jury releasing its report, the fairfield fire chief says it is not a people problem but a system problem and it is impacting all seven cities in the county of about 450,000 people with six dispatch centers and this is too many and is causing the disconnect and delays with the solution, a single county dispatch unit. >> there is a much better system that we know about, we need to identify the money to build it, and we need the powers that be to come together. >> the fire chief is confident they will create the single dispatch center but the challenge is finding the money. >>> the parents of the backpacker has been missing at yosemite since sunday so he slipped and fell into a waterfall. the parents say he was involved in a freak accident and park officials are almost certain he drowned . his friends who were with him told the parents he bent over the waterfall to cool himself off when he slipped and was pulled down by the faults. >>> coming up, suspicious powder at the white hou

the bay area is around $5 that in napa, sonoma and san mateo counties with the lowest price in solano county. that's for 84. all coming in. more than a dollar. a more than the national average. >> francisco's hardly strictly bluegrass festival has announced the first round of artists set to perform this year. they include acts like the john doe folk trio neil francis and valerie june. that music festival is held every fall in golden gate park. it is totally free. originally started by venture capitalist, warren hellman. this will be the 23rd year of the event. hellman passed away 2011, but left funds to keep it going. this year's event takes place from september 29th through october. 1st, more batches of acts will be announced in the coming weeks leading up to the festival. taylor swift fans across northern california are getting ready for it as the superstar makes her way to the bay area for the heiress. >> tour this weekend. but with the highly anticipated show, local fans are becoming targets, unfortunately for ticket scams. what sacramento native was scammed after seeing a facebook post

and solano county and you're looking to fill up.t's going to be one of our hotter spots in the bay area to do so today. i just want to stay a little closer to the water and the shoes, the expensive gas. >> what we got out there in san francisco, look at this view, blue skies cree lives on that tree right there. just a gorgeous start to the morning for the city. we are definitely in the midst of some mild weather for now under that sunshine, that same sunshine warming us up this afternoon. very similar feel as to what we had yesterday, which means hot, inland, mild towards the coastline, that high pressure dome that's just been creating this excessive heat continuously for parts of the central part of the united states. even the central valley still in triple digits today. not so much affecting us. the bay area's much. we got ocean cool breeze, which is helping us out in tomorrow and wednesday are actually expected to be a little cooler after that. cool down, though. it's right back to the heat we go or extended outlook is showing wa

solano county it's vallejo, the low is shell on tennessee street at $4.11. in san jose we have $4.19 at express gas and mart on redmond. thank you for reporting through gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadway we're talking about the south bay. south 880 the transition ramp reportedly is still on the grid as closed because of an earlier crash that may have involved structure. some inspection work going on. you can still use the alternate, exit south 880 and go past the malls there, take winchester down and around to south 280, then get back on about your way. you should still be able to get through the area. the surface street not totally congested. the bay bridge, look at the hov lanes at the bottom. they are all backed up as well. it's not just the metering lights but an incident on the span that is causing an issue. there's a crash at treasure island and we continue to track that. back to you. >>> 6:12 right now. talk about getting a charge from your electric car. coming up, new technology being tested in california that may one day allow you to get paid for all

excessive heat watch for all the friends in the yellow and excessive heat warning for friends in solano countythis is a great reminder it is going to heat up. we have a heat wave pushing in bringing us to triple digits for inland east bay. 60s along the coast. you know where to escape if you don't want to deal with the heat. ryan? >> it's a 40-degree swing from inland to the coast. >> within an hour. it's crazy. >>> check out this stunning, new image from far, far away. nasa releasing this picture to celebrate the james webb telescope first anniversary of sending photos. this shows a cloud complex about 390 light years away. it is the nearest star forming region to earth and has 50 stars similar in mass to our very own sun. that means future planetary systems could resemble the early stages of our own solar system. >> how can something be so gorgeous and so scary at the same time? it's eerie. >> so far away. >> wild. >> craz we'll see you goli, taste your goals. [ sensual music ]

officials in solano county reported this year's first case of west nile virus. it was an infected bird found in fairfield, mosquitoes become infected with west. now when they feed on birds that are carrying the virus. >> and then they can transmit it. chiefs, humans and other animals, solano county health officials say that there has not been a case of human infection so far while most people infected with a virus won't and don't develop any symptoms. health officials say that one of 5 may experience a mild flu-like symptoms like a fever, headache, body ache or vomiting. all right. new this morning, it wasn't the massive jackpot, but a $352,000 powerball to get was sold in jose. 350 nothing to sneeze at. and now the frenzy is for the mega millions drawing tonight. four's michael thomas is live in san jose with that story. and because you lost last night to if you're given a pre and on tonight. >> no, i'm absolutely on tonight or any tax. my dad told him to buy the tickets. and if i win, i get to keep all the profits. but i'll you know, i'll take care of him here

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solano county health officials say that there has not been a case of human infection so far. but if and when somebody does get the virus can develop with no symptoms, but also a one in 5 people may experience mild flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache, body aches and vomiting. >> all new for you this morning. it wasn't the massive jackpot. a $352,000 powerball ticket sold in san jose and it wasn't the office pool clearly because y'all are all at work. they are. he might be alone if you had 909, right now. so let's go back out live again of day from covers michael thomas about people in san jose were buying up these tickets yet again. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning. that's right. it was not our office pool and it also was not the office pool here at this gas station behind me. but, you know, there was no winner for that power ball jackpot. and there was there's another mega millions except for tonight. had both of them up. we're talking about over a billion dollars. now that is a lot of money. but take a look at these numbers from yesterday's drawing for the

those solano county health says that there has not been a human case so far while most people that do become infected with the virus don't develop any symptoms. it is possible like one in 5, they say experienced mild flulike symptoms from west nile fever, headache, body aches and vomiting. >> 10, 0, 9 right here this morning here. so i win. plus, that will play. and the massive jackpot up for the lottery is now way higher tonight. but somebody won $352,000 with a powerball ticket that was sold in san jose and the frenzy continues as the mega millions drawing is tonight drivers michael thomas has more from san jose. >> money is on everyone's mind and with no winner after yesterday's powerball drawing and the mega millions drawing tonight, well, there's more than a billion dollars. it's on the line this week alone. yesterday's powerball numbers were to. 24 34 53 58 and lucky number 13. >> it was sitting at 680 million but is now up to 725 million with the next drawing set tomorrow night. and nobody in california matched all 5 winning numbers. and that lucky powerball number yesterday, o

this water quickly, keeping the solano county sheriff's marine patrol very busy.eant brady graham of the solano county marine patrol cautions against the many dangers of the water. he says his agency does enforcement, but mostly education for safety's sake. we want to make sure that nobody is struck by a personal watercraft so that's a lot of what we enforce. also, for life jackets, that's the best tool out here to keep people safe. sergeant graham says the biggest risks mixing boating with alcohol, the hot sun, dehydration together, not a good mix. alcohol impairs judgment. i think a lot of people underestimate the power of the water out here. the water toys are the best part of hanging out on the river. according to kareem abdul. definitely boats, jet skis. yeah, we enjoy them on this. hot days like this. tammy brought her grandkids here to swim along the shoreline. water safety keeping our eye on them, keeping the sunscreen on them, just making sure that one adult is always has them in view. she's diligent when it comes to water safety. we saw some large logs g

but that will be pretty much contra costa county solano county clerk in a straight.our 4 zone forecast and that extended in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. thousands of people are set to hit the pavement in races happening in sonoma and napa county this weekend. they're hoping to cross the finish line for the weather starts to really heat up out there. proper justice continues. our can our team coverage now from sonoma. >> where temperatures are expected to get pretty hot there today at tiffany. i see that your hair up now. so i imagine things are getting warmer out there. >> it is starting to warm up. a lot of people who are participating in is staying in day there. out of that. and many of them are right. had at plate. a lot of people take advantage of cool morning start heat up here rose day. came here to about pretty much wrapped up at this point. but we have so much more tell you about though. the race began at 8 >> and just wrapped up. but there are hundreds of people out here and there are more to come tomorrow when the half marathon this is t

officials in solano county report. this year's first case of west nile virus. >> it was bird that was infected found in fairfield, mosquitoes become infected with west nile where they feed on birds carrying the virus. and then it can be transmitted to humans and other animals. solano county health officials, however, say there's not been a case of human infection so far while most people infected with the virus do not develop symptoms. it is possible one in experience flu-like symptoms, mild usually fever, headache, body aches or vomiting. our new this morning, it wasn't the massive jackpot but $352,000. powerball. >> to get was sold in san jose. yeah. let's go to a kron four's michael thomas. he has been following this live this morning in san jose. i'm michael. >> michael, we can you weekend. it is. can hear me we go. see the magic, the magic of tv. yes. so we're talking all about money. it's really on everybody's mind. and since nobody won the powerball yesterday, and there's that mega millions drawing tonight. well

health officials in solano county are reporting this year's first case of west nile virus. they say they found an infected bird and fairfield mosquitoes become infected with west nile when they feed on birds carrying the virus and they can then transmitted to humans and other animals. solano county health officials say there's not been a case of human infection so far while most people infected with the virus do not develop symptoms. health officials say one in 5 may experience mild flu-like symptoms like a fever, headache, body aches and vomiting. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. it's now official. sweden will join nato as the newest member as the war in ukraine continues. i've got the latest details on how that happened coming up just ahead. plus, people with diabetes could run into more problems during the hot weather. why doctors say staying hydrated is more important than ever. >> for your health today with temperatures expected to climb into the triple digits later this week. the summer heat can be exceptionally dangerous for people with diabetes, certain diabetes

the solano county sheriff's office could take over law enforcement in vallejo if the city can't get more officers. we have reaction from business owners who say police need to step up and do more. >>> traffic came to a halt on the bay bridge during the evening commute. this after the chp says a naked woman started firing shots. a driver caught it all on camera and shared this video with us. you are looking at it right there. it happened at about 4:45 last night. there's a naked woman, she was seen running across the eastbound lanes. near the bay bridge toll plaza. she was appearing to fire off shots. >> oh man. this [ bleep ] is shooting. she's naked in the street and left her car right here. >> well, the chp says the woman stopped her car on the bridge and she got out and while holding a knife. and started yelling at other drivers. she then got back in the car but then officers say she stopped again near the toll plaza and got out naked. carrying a gun. she started firing shots at other cars and in the air. well, the woman was arrested and left the bridge in an ambulance. and at one poi

officials in solano county are reporting this year's first case. >> of west nile virus. it was found in an infected bird in fairfield, mosquitoes become infected with west nile when they feed on birds that are carrying the virus and then they can transmit to humans and other animals. lot of county health officials say there has not been a case of human infection so far while most people infected with the virus don't develop symptoms. health officials say one in 5 may experience mild flu-like symptoms, including a fever, headache, body aches and vomiting. all right. new for you this morning. it wasn't a massive jackpot, but 300 2000 powerball ticket was sold an will clearly the crop was put in a way because you here as we hear that i never play. let's go out and see what's going on live with the mega-millions because there is a dry michael thomas is in i like looking like a >> yeah. good morning, everyone. i was not the lucky person, unfortunately. but you know, with nem not having a winner of the powerball and mega millions drawing tonight, we're looking at over a billio

this water quickly, keeping the solano county sheriff's marine patrol very busy.ol cautions against the many dangers of the water. he says his agency does enforcement, but mostly education for safety sake. we want to make sure that nobody is struck by a personal watercraft. so that's a lot of what we enforce. also, for life jackets, that's the best tool out here to keep people safe. sergeant graham says the biggest risks mixing boating with alcohol, the hot sun, dehydration together, not a good mix. alcohol impairs judgment. i think a lot of people underestimate the power of the water out here. the water toys are the best part of hanging out on the river, according to kareem abdul. definitely boats, jet skis. yeah. we enjoy them on this hot days like this. tammy brought her grandkids here to swim along the shoreline. water safety keeping our eye on them, keeping the sunscreen on them, just making sure that one adult is always has them in view. she's diligent when it comes to water safety. we saw some large logs go past pretty fast, so we showed that to the kids to

sunny skies and the temperature trend back to cooling again out to the tri-valley, out towards solano countyd to upper 80s tomorrow inland. morgan hill, upper 70s, san jose. for thursday very similar temperatures, still mostly mid to upper 80s inland and then friday a little bit warmer. may be good to see low 90s popping up out towards fairfield. unlike last weekend, the next weekend will not begin with a heat advisory or any excessive heat warnings. what you're seeing there, average temperatures for a change mid to upper 80s inland that will take us through with good air quality at times. enough of a sea breeze to keep the wildfire smoke out and the heat also away from the bay area. back to you. >>> it looks like a perfect summer week, rob. thanks so much. thank you for joining us at 4:30. jess and janelle are working on the broadcast next. [children arguing] with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. [calmiming music]] ♪♪ feelel the diffeference with dowowny. >>> right now at 5:00, chaos in the streets of oakland. bullets fly back and forth in a shoot-out, and the details we're lear

more potential trouble spots emerging on the model simulation here, a lot of yellow on the map in solano county higher values showing up in the communities as well. the heat is accumulative, not only the effect it has on people but the effect it has on vegetation, just drying out more and more for the second half of the weekend. any fire that gets started could spread rapidly. around the bay, low 70s in san francisco the next couple of days, then back down to the 60s for next week. oakland will top out around 80 on saturday, then eventually to the 60s. the inland temperatures drop quite a bit, from the north bay, 95 tomorrow down to 75 on thursday. and the first alert weather days continue the next two days with the heat advisory still in effect, you can look forward to near average temperatures monday and tuesday, a little stretch of below average temperatures as the roller coaster bottoms out. the coast is back down to the upper 50s in july. >> the snow is going to melt pretty darn fast. >>> thank you. the warriors are showing the new deal that will keep draymond green in a doublele ♪ it's th

excessive heat warning includes all inland parts of the bay area but it's really the east bay, solano county, contra costa county , make sure you are planning ahead and stay hydrated and check on those who are more sensitive to the heat because of age or health related issues or lack of access to air conditioning. this will not last too long, we will talk about when this will back off in a few minutes. >>> even with triple digit temperatures expected, the california office of emergency services said they do not expect to issue flex alerts this weekend. pg&e is not planning any preemptive power shutoffs due to the heat but we could still see unplanned outages as we sometimes to do during the heat waves. >> we have been using technology that helps us pinpoint where we might expect potential outages so we can have the right number of people in the right place at the right time. >> a lot of you might be heading to the coast to beat the heat, justin andrews was in pacifica where it could get a little crowded. >> reporter: friday morning was all about riding the waves but this two day heat wave ap

health officials say they detected in solano county. ia scrub jay in fairfield tested positive. is the first confirmed signs of the virus in the county this year. there have been no reported cases of humans being infected with west nile but as you know the virus is spread by mosquitoes. that's an easy way to get infected. health officials recommend using repellent, draining any standing water, that way you can at least try to prevent getting bitten. >>> up next, the future of getting around town. is it legit? the bay area company getting approval for a flying car. >>> hears a look inside rockefeller center, lester holt is repairing the nightly news. details on the cocaine found at the white house, with the secret service is doing to try to track down whose drugs those are and how they got into the white house. baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan get the e freshest kicks asasap. i got ththis. get ththe best pr

solano county goes on till monday night. upper 90's to near 110 degrees. that is dangerous. it is going to increase the risk of heat illnesses. especially for those who work outside or have activities outside. little kids, perhaps camps. friday, 90's, 100 inland. saturday, mid-100s for any inland communities. up to the north, mendocino county 110 degrees. sunday is going to be hot as well. these are friendly reminders. stay hydrated with plenty of fluids. never leave people our pets inside cars. reduce the time you spend outdoors and stay inside if you can. know the signs of heat illnesses. i will let you know how long you can prepare for hot weather and when we will get a break coming up. dan: great information. charles manson follower leslie h today, freed after serving 50 years for her role in two murders. this comes after gavin newsom said he would not fight a court ruling she should be granted parole. she is expected to spend a year a micron transitional housing learning basic skills. dion: san mateo county is the first in california to offer their support for governor

solano county until monday night as highs will soar upper 90s to near 110, significantly increasing the risk of heat illnesses. i'll be back with more on that extreme heat coming up. dan dan: you can get the latest forecast and weather warnings any time you wish. >> a suspected arsonist is suspected in vallejo. the person was caught because of a community member's quick thinking and martial arts move. the suspect later admitted to the crime. j.r. stone is in vallejo tonight with all the details. >> was able to stop somebody from doing worse. j.r.: alex belos describing the actions he took saturday as he witnessed flames tearing through this field, but also the moments he saw the man set it on fire. >> i saw somebody jumping. you can say in happiness. and he was poking at the grass. looked weird. and then all of a sudden, we see flames popping out literally right in front of you. >> what did he throw? >> a flare. >> he was on the ground with emergency dispatch moments later, but when he watched the person get into a tesla after attempting to start another fire in this area, he went to ma

we will hit low to mid 90s down towards solano county and morgan hill.ally, starting with juuling cooling trend. upper 80s to low 90s in land monday and tuesday, and then by wednesday, back into the 70s and 80s. temperatures will be cooler heading towards the middle part of the week. and look at that, some rain. seattle and portland, that is pretty unusual weather. that brings the wind, and on the topic of ali, look what it does around the bay area. it clears out. winds aloft crazy, switching direction. that will be the southwesterly winds. we notice how the smoke starts to move a bit more towards the east. we think you will get better air quality want to get out of the weekend and monday and tuesday, and temperatures by the middle part of the week for the valleys. we will start to cool off. san francisco, upper 60s to wrap up the weekend as we see the in land forecast, trending back closer to average. actually, below average for those spots. tuesday into wednesday. heat advisory done tomorrow, we see better air quality for the first half of the next wee

. >> the food bank of contra costa and solano county say they serve 350,000 people every month. that's double the 175,000 they served before the pandemic. to put that in perspective, that's one in five people who live in the area. >>> other news this afternoon, a thousand veterans attended a two-day, first of its kind event in santa clara county this weekend. it's called a standdown event, borrowing the lingo used to describe the end of the vet service in the military. devin fehely explains. >> reporter: the vets came from every branch of the military. army, navy, air force, marines, coast guard. >> it's pretty cool. >> reporter: he came to the county standdown event for the free healthcare and dental services. >> my dentures broke, so i wanted to see what i could do to replace them. >> reporter: the men and women who serve in our military sacrifice their time and body and sometimes their lives to their country. and the organizers of the stand down event say it is an opportunity to repay that debt. in gratitude and with a helping hand. >> it is a valley wide event. there are boo

tonight, new insight into a mysterious company that have purchased nearly $1 billion of land in solano county, including right near travis air force base. it is all a bit of a mystery we are trying to sort out. good evening. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i am ama daetz. they are highly skeptical of the lack of transparency. dan: i-team reporter stephanie sierra is here with us with the latest developments. stephanie: the group, flannery associates, acquired tens of thousands of acres of land, equivalent to nearly double the size of san francisco, and nobody knows why, not even the federal government. now we know's alleged silence is sobering news to a lot. >> that's what makes it scary, i as we know nothing about them. stephanie: a mysterious 800 million dollar purchase of dry farmland near travis air force base, one of the most critical military bases in the western u.s., has raised serious questions, and local officials say the process has gone from suspicious to intimidating. sarah: their intent is not to grow all of trees. it feels nefarious. to me, nearly all of the land, to the point where y

the solano county sheriff's office could take over law-enforcement in vallejo if the city cannot get more officers. >>> firefighters are calling for the chief's tenure to end. last night the union took a vote of no-confidence. firefighters accuse him of desertion and dereliction of critical duties. they say he spends most of his time at his home in orange county. we reached out to the chief, but have not heard back . >>> automated license plate readers are coming to berkeley. last night city council approved the purchase and initial installation. they are picked projected to cost $250,000 . the berkeley police department is confident they will be a valuable and cost-effective tool in combating violent and property crime. especially auto theft. privacy advocates and the city's police accountability board argues it threatens people's privacy rights . >>> the battle of the bay is back. asian giants going head to head. alex cobb earned himself a quality start . he did not allow a single run. >>> coming up later , we show you it is more than just a game. fans are showing their support . >

the lowest prices in the bay area, solano county at 4.84 a gallon all coming in. more than a dollar above the national average. now to our 4 zone forecast and we've got some fog out there over the transamerica building tonight. all right, meteorologist lisa rodriguez joining us live now with what we should expect. if thinking about stepping outdoors right now who riza? yeah, bundle up because as you can see, we're tracking a bird's eye view of our sutro camera and we are noticing a thicker marine layer out there tonight. and that's ushering in that cool down. >> that we saw that brought is very seasonal temperatures from coastal valleys. so hope you enjoyed it. very refreshing with mother nature's ac right now out in full force, cooling us down to near average from coastal valleys, livermore in concord, out of the mid 90's and in the low 90's. so 88 degrees, 2 degrees above normal. they're not too bad in downtown san francisco, right about where you should be in the mid 60's. check out oakland, 73 degrees. the santa rosa out of the 90's and in the mid 80's. so rig

even right now we're still seeing mid-90s out towards solano county. so the heat advisory that got started today, we've got two more days of it. tomorrow out towards brentwood and livermore likely to be even hotter. could be closer to 105 degrees inland. >> the weekend will be hot, especially inland. as we go to fourth of july, a little different in. >> we'll begin to see some cooling. right now the marine layer is less than 1,000 feet deep, so it's cooling just this area not in the heat advisory. central bay and san francisco. but sunday night, all of this goes away. we'll see temperatures dropping into the 70s and 80s. >> so many of us are on the move, expecting people coming in. what if we're going out of town, other spots around the country? >> denver and chicago two big travel hubs having big problems with severe thunderstorms. tomorrow it's chicago again, st. louis, maybe into parts of dallas-fort worth, they'll be seeing those thunderstorms. hot temperatures continue, and then severe likely sunday. heads-up towards the east coast. if you're goin

solano county until monday night. the concern is highs well above average, upper 90's, near 110 degrees. it is very taxing on the body when overnight only in the low 60's in the valley, 70's in the hills. dangerously hot conditions will bring a higher risk of heat illness. it will be in the moderate to major heat risk category. right now we don't have to worry about it because of the marine influence keeping to pitchers along the coast in the 50's, 80's inland. 6:00 until 8 p.m. temp into the 70's, inland 50's. then we start off with drizzle tomorrow morning and fog. by early afternoon you are already in the 80's, 50's co-side. i will let you know how hot it will get inland tomorrow and when you have to really watch out for this heat coming up. >> we will check back. eta concerns linked to demands on california's electric grid have become more common the last few summers. $67 million of federal funding is aiming to help modernize the grid and help the state avoid power outages. as zach fuentes tells us, experts say it

. >> these two new parents in solano county give us the inside story. >>> the celebs are in full swing, golfing for charity. we're live in lake tahoe. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we have made it to friday. let's start with our big story. that is our weather, of course. potentially dangerous heat blanketing a lot of the bay area. some beyond cities 100 degrees today. the temperatures will continue to rise this weekend, so be warned with your outdoor plans. this is more than just a bay area problem. that heat dome is sitting over a large section of the united states. phoenix and las vegas, over 110 degrees. a large section of texas, including dallas, also in the triple digits. it's been this way for days. as it heats up, fire danger also increasing. that's exactly what we're seeing right now in southern california. this is in riverside county. that is all smoke down there. this is the rabbit fire. it started this afternoon. it has already ballooned to 600 acres. it's one of three fires in the area right now. this is moreno valley next to riversi

triple digits friday in the inland portions solano county.organ hill also could be looking at upper 90s. this could be the first day of heat advisories for inland valleys and inland locations and the temperatures continue climbing there on saturday. 90s around san jose but look at temperatures closer to san francisco. we should stay 70s and 80s bayside but those inland temperatures climbing into the 90s in hundred degree range. from friday through next monday. seven-day forecast with 70s back to san francisco. he should see 80s in oakland at the same time. 90s in hundred degree temperatures and trying to keep score of all these jumping numbers mid 60s and 70s for lowe's but by friday and saturday morning could be warmer than the highs we saw today. it is a big pattern shift ahead and we will be watching that closely in term of heat advisories as we head through next weekend. summer is back. >>> coming up, a troubling trend , a popstar harrstyles y want more e from your r vitam? get m more with n nature's bob. from t the first-e-ever tripe act

down toward morgan hill and solano county.row, another round of it comes up for sunday as the heat advisory continues as we head toward the fourth of july. we'll look at the cooldown coming up and the weekend heat. >>> here's what firefighters are so nervous about. fires like this in sonoma county that burned dangerously close to a home. cal fire says the higher temperatures mean drier vegetation. and today it lit up easily and quickly. nbc bay area's reporter is in novato where it could be a busy weekend for north bay fire crews. >> reporter: well, the grasses in those hills are ripe for fires as we all know. but there are precautions that you can take. firefighters say you can call places like the novato fire district. they will send someone to your home to assess the structure and then also the surrounding vegetation. firefighters say that's what you need to be doing right now. flames raging, eating up 23.5 acres. it all started around 3:00 p.m. and sent a cloud of smoke into the sky. >> my brother-in-law came into the driv

a gofundme page has raised more than $60,000 for the family and solano county. allay firefighters say a good samaritan who knows a thing or 2 about fighting fires. >> help stop an alleged arsonist happened saturday evening when the man reportedly saw another man intentionally starting a grass fire with a flare near the intersection of admiral callahan lane and turner parkway. he then chased the suspect to a parked tesla nearby, which is when firefighters say the suspect, quote, quickly learned he was being detained by a trained mixed martial artist who introduced him to a double arm bar. officials eventually arrived and took the suspect into custody. they also discovered that tesla was stolen from fremont and it had more flares inside the grass fire burned about 15 acres. new at 60 an licensed cosmetologist charged with causing the death of a kim kardashian look-alike model. >> appeared in court today. vivian alexandra gomez entered a plea of not guilty felony involuntary manslaughter at the hearing today in redwood city. she's accused of injecting silicon into

afternoon now we are in the upper 90s to maybe as hot as 105 degrees in the inland portions of solano countyrnia classic tomorrow night at stanford stadium, 7:30 there. 80s to start but comfortable temperatures as the game continues. we will see numbers dropping through the 70s for the second half there for the earthquakes and l.a. galaxy. notice sunday, the last of the heat advisory. inland areas in the 90s to 100 degrees inland. monday temperatures cool down. by the time we get to 4th of july on tuesday, as we give you a tour of the 4th of july outlook temperatures around the bay area, that looks better in san jose, low 80s next tuesday, july 4th. livermore looks a lot better than 102 degrees today. we are looking at upper 80s by 4th of july. san rafael, 4th of july outlook, partly cloudy skies. san francisco, mid 60s as the cooldown officially kicks in just in time for 4th of july. san francisco, you don't have to worry about the heat. you have might just get one day in the 70s. for the valleys if you are looking for ocean air conditioning, it returns in time for the outdoor barbecues on

. >>> new tonight, a wildfire tha broke out in solano county this evening burned a house and a couplebuildings to the ground. this happened in vacaville. a car sparked a fire in a field. this one moved hous and caught the house on fire. people had to rush to evacuate, and this video from a helicopte gives an idea of how tough this fire must have been to fight. it's out tonight, but we don't know if anyone was hurt. >>> some say that driverless cars are the future, and san francisco has been at the forefront of what could one day be a whole new autonomous world but not everyone likes that. a lot of people are fed up with robo taxis for a lot of reasons but not everyone is taking it a far as this group of protesters they're here to talk about this and i guess you should call thi an unorthodox mode of protest. >> yes, think man versus machine. and how do you stop robo taxis in their tracks? wit something you find on a lot of city streets. >> reporter: they come out afte dark, riding their bikes in packs and wearing masks to conceal their identities. >> we just kind of ride around in our

. >> officers warned in march that of staffing levels get too low, the solano county sheriff's office might have to take over law enforcement in vallejo. >>> a major blow to biden's immigration policy that put more restrictions on asylum-seekers entering the u.s. a federal judge blocked the policy, which could have big implications along the border. it is on hold for 14 days, but if it stands will wipe out the policy that has been credited for a drop in border crossings this year. so it basically bars migrants who pass to another country from seeking asylum in the united states. instead, it directs them to apply in the country they crossed through, or to get an appointment through a new app. >>> san francisco's center for gender and refugee studies is a plaintiff in the lawsuit against the policy . and peterson says that it is not a feasible option for many poor migrants and applauds the judges ruling. >> thinking of all the people i represented and worked with, we were granted asylum and would have been denied had this policy been in effect. it breaks my heart. >> the asylum rule is

. >> the solano county sheriffs office could take over if the city can't get more officers. >>> and the richmond fire department dealing with internal struggles tonight. they're trying to get rid of their own chief. the union just made a vote of no confidence in monoya accusing him of desertion and dereliction of critical duties. they say his refusal to address present safety issues, unwillingness to meet and confer, and excessive absence from the city make him incapable of running a safe and functional fire department. we reached out to the chief this afternoon. we are still waiting to hear back. >>> and the livermore police chief is speaking out tonight about the alameda county district attorney. he's so frustrated with her, he took the rare step of writing a letter to pamela price. the chief's frustrations center around one case. he is asking for tougher criminal charges for this man. he is an accused, a convicted felon, rather, accused of robbing two women at gun point while he was already wearing an ankle monitor. katie nielsen sat down with the chief today. >> the facts in this ca