in the south bay. sunny balwani, the former president of theranos has been found guilty of defrauding patients and investors and faces up to 20 years in prison. crawford, charles clifford recaps what happened in court. >> ramesh balwani, the former coo of theranos has been found guilty of 12 counts of defrauding investors and patients. he now faces potentially decades in prison. thursday afternoon, ramesh balwani walked out of federal court in san jose. but his time as a free man is coming to an end moments earlier, a jury found that guilty of 10 counts of federal wire fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. he showed little emotion as the verdicts were read. now faces up to 20 years in prison for his conviction comes 6 months after former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes was also found guilty of 3 counts of criminal wire fraud. and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. both holmes and balwani were accused of defrauding investors. >> and misleading patients by claiming that their co

but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> the summer sun is drawing people outdoors all while covid-19 transmission rates remain high throughout the bay area kron forcefully to call explains why health officials now suggest wearing a mask outside to protect yourself from an infection. >> with a few exceptions, masks are not required indoors in california, but they are highly recommended by the state and centers for disease control and prevention. doctor john swartzberg still wears his in public chances of somebody. >> who doesn't have any symptoms but is infected can spread this first very great and indoors. you re breathing other people's their doctor. swartzberg taking it a step further by suggesting we wear snug fitting n 95 or kn 95 masks if in crowded spaces outdoors this virus can spread very effectively within about 6 feet. but it also can remain in the air for long periods of time. doctor swartzberg is an infectious disease expert and clinical professor emeritus at uc berkeley school of public health with around the public pool at a picnic or a concert outsid

coming up, west nile virus in parts of the south bay. we're talking about the impacted area and how health officials are working to keep you an your family safe. >>> plus a new facility in one bay area city hoping to influence the next generation of artists. we'll take you inside of this new innovative space. >>> starting on monday, we want you to join us for our brand new 7:00 a.m. newscast. you can watch our stream wherever whenever. fiejd >>> welcome back. it's 5:10. county leaders say mosquitos with west nile virus have been spotted in sunnyvale and santa clara. this map shows you the affected areas which include the eastern side of sunnyvale and that borders the western portion of santa clara. >>> as we take a live look from the south bay, a warning for residents in the area. monday, july 11th, crews will be spraying insecticide starting at 10:00 p.m. for three hours. the insecticide is expected to dissolve the following morning. >>> to the north bay where the marin art and garden center just earned national historic status. now, the

green sensors including the south bay. that second slowing for san jose shouldn't start for another few minutes. slowing 88 coming off 238. northbound heading up pass davis and marina. a disabled vehicle. there may be an issue traveling north through san leandro. looking at traffic coming up towards the coliseum. look at that good volume of traffic. there's a build at the bay bridge though. back to you. >> thanks mike. new images of the fire that heavily damage san diego a san jose restaurant. it started after 4:00 a.m. along the deangelo boulevard at country inn. so those flames caused a partial roof collapse. the cause still under investigation. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> first at 6:30, the u.s. reporting more monkeypox cases than any other country in the world surpassing 3500 and in all 50 states. california now leads the way. today in the bay, ginger conejero saab is live getting a closer look at the communities feeling the impact so much more than others, good morning ginger. >> reporter: good morning, kris. the ga

students get drone lessons in the south bay. hoping this training can launch a potential career path. >>> be careful before swiping that credit card. thieves are looking to skim your personal information. >>> our top story at 5:30, the protest at the port. these truckers fighting for their job. their battle could affect the already struggling supply chain. good morning. i'm sara donchey. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. kpix 5 has documented the complaints from these truck drivers. they're fighting a new law that requires them to be employees of the trucking companies they do business with. as kpix 5's john ramos reports, they tried to fight the bill in court. that didn't work, so now they're taking it to the streets. >> reporter: we've been telling you how ab-5 will impact the trucking industry. today the drivers showed up to demonstrate how it might affect consumers as well. it was not business as usual at the port of oakland this morning. the independent truck drivers who make up 90% of the operation are on strike over ab 5. the new law

if you look at your temperature trend into the south bay, overnight lows will be in the 60s, upper 50s. not really a cold night. we still have that high pressure sitting over the bay area. current temperatures out the door in livermore 89 degrees and 88 still and 90s up through parts of the tri-valley. we talked about it being a little bit cooler in some spots compared to the past 24 hours. take a look at santa rosa running about 13 degrees cooler right now. morgan hill running about 13 degrees cooler. we have been monitoring the air quality because of the fires burning nearby. we've got one in yosemite. we have the one in pittsburg that's been actively burning for a couple of days. today, we are seeing between good and moted of moderate in our index scale down to the south bay. remember, there is still an air quality advisory that will be in effect for eastern contra costa because of that potential for some lingering smoke, little pockets of smoke heading into tomorrow. satellite radar right now you could see it paints the picture of those clear skies. we've got a little bit of cloud

let's check on the south bay. if you're heading up, 85 traveling towards menlo park just about 33 minutes. 2, 80 82 to 37. no major hot spots. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain at 7, 0, 3 and starting today, you don't have to wear a mask anymore while you're on bart know the mandate that was put in place by the board of directors was allowed to expire. kron four's will tran stand by live at a bart station with more on how people feel about that morning. will. >> i got to tell you, james, either they don't know or they just don't feel safe because i am seeing people show up and the majority of them are wearing their masks. but as you mentioned, this is the first monday in quite some time that you don't have to wear your mask. i got some video. earlier this morning when part lafayette open up for business and people showed up, they got dropped off and before they even walked onto the platform that mask up, bart says yes, they understand that there is an uptick in covid cases, but they are letting

also some of those clouds to the north and south bay. by about 10:00 in the morning we will see most of the clear out for us with some of the cloud cover lingering near the bay. once we hit 1:00 in the afternoon we are under sunshine. we will begin tomorrow with temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. 56 in san francisco, the north bay at 57. we are in for a wild ride. another 10 degree jump, it really depends where you are. if you're in san jose you are in 88. 92 in morgan hill. going to the east bay it will be hotter. 96 in concorde, right on the water, 77. if it is too warm for you tomorrow 64 degrees right here. redwood city will be at 80. 70 downtown, 63 in the marina and across the north bay, 93 in napa. the warming trend we have really will not last all that long. i wanted to show you this forecast in livermore. we will be up to 95 on sunday. we will start to drop and it looks like an extended trend of 80s once we begin next wednesday through the following weekend. if we can keep these 100 out of the way, that will definitely be

today south bay doctors joined with county nurses to warn the pandemic and long-running staffing issues have created a crisis. nbc bay area damian trujillo is at county med where the health care workers are accusing the county of santa clara for ignoring their cries for help. >> reporter: they are demanding immediate changes because they say patients are already paying the price. they gathered outside valley medical center to call out the county. >> now we come to you in crisis. >> reporter: the union for dozens of doctors and nurses say for years they've warned the county about chronic staffing issues. add to that 2.5 years of the pandemic and they say something has to give. >> there is a limit to how far we can be pushed. we have reached our breaking point. >> patients health, outcomes deteriorate when doctors are overstretched, fatigued and rushed. >> reporter: how mentally exhausted are you? >> i have never been this mentally exhausted before. >> reporter: dr. greg adom says he is one of seven trauma surgeons left at valley medical. he says four others left last year saying they hav

tonight the south bay was host l fireworks shows across the bay area, but residents and first responders were still on high alert worried about illegal pyrotechnics. here's abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo. i came here to see a show and i'm expecting a show the south bay meta discovery meadow park in downtown san jose. monday crowds came to marvel at one of the region's eight professional fireworks displays planned for the fourth though. not quite as packed as pre-pandemic years. it's kind of like a family tradition an entertainment event in courage by local fire agencies, san jose and santa clara county fire recently asked people to leave the technics up to the pros pushing residents to attend legal independence day celebrations at a time when severe drought means the danger of fireworks caused fire is extreme. at discovery meadow the smallest spectators shared their excitement. i like to see them explode and the seeing them go up because it looks like rockets but they're not like that big but they're smaller and then also when they burst because it looks like a really cool. and

look at the cloud cover from the north bay to the south bay. coming down the central valley for getting up traveling down interstate 5. heading throughout the bay, you can see it here, breaks of sunshine throughout the inland valleys and the overcast will stay with us. this means as we head off tomorrow morning, we will begin with temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s. that will put us at 60 in the north bay and east bay coming in at 63. day time highs do not adjust a lot, down here across the south bay. 80. take it to the east bay, have it up to 81 in antioch. over to the peninsula. san francisco stays cool in the 60s and through the north bay. have it at 81. my seven-day forecast in san francisco, pretty steady with 60s in the seven-day. here on thursday and friday. the inland valleys, we are in the lower 80s, thursday, warming up a little bit by the weekend in the upper 80s. happy to report, no 100s expected over the next 8-10 days right now we will keep a close eye on that. >> long way to go in the summer too,. >> jeff, thank you very much.

down here to the south bay it will put us back up to 85 in san jose. morgan hill 94. let's take it over to the east bay where we are close to 100 here in antioch 98 and concord 97 and walnut creek 97. you head over the hills, you can see the difference dropping it down from oakland with just a little bit of that breeze. and the peninsula best weather, no doubt. i'm calling it right here in redwood city at 78 degrees. head of the coastline with half moon bay and 60s as well through downtown. if you're in the mission 69 with mostly sunny skies. it's definitely going to feel like the low 70s to you. certainly short sleeves and shorts. might be okay for you. therefore parts of san francisco. and the north bay 94 in santa rosa. 96 in napa and 82. my seven-day forecast in sf is very stable weather. temperatures in the 60s over the next seven days. morning fog, afternoon sunshine, and the inland valleys, just a one-day event here for us with that hot 95. then we start to drop it off. by next week i'm seeing a system that will hang out. that's why temperatures will drop it bac

tonight the south bay was host l fireworks shows across the bay area, but residents and first responders were still on high alert worried about illegal pyrotechnics. here's abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo. i came here to see a show and i'm expecting a show the south bay meta discovery meadow park in downtown san jose. monday crowds came to marvel at one of the region's eight professional fireworks displays planned for the fourth though. not quite as packed as pre-pandemic years. it's kind of like a family tradition an entertainment event in courage by local fire agencies, san jose and santa clara county fire recently asked people to leave the technics up to the pros pushing residents to attend legal independence day celebrations at a time when severe drought means the danger of fireworks caused fire is extreme. at discovery meadow the smallest spectators shared their excitement. i like to see them explode and the seeing them go up because it looks like rockets but they're not like that big but they're smaller and then also when they burst because it looks like a really cool. and

sure i to the morning down there in the south bay. s the bay area is some lingering haze, especially inland smoke from the washburn fire made its way into the central valley. that is still kind of sitting with us. even though new smoke is mostly being sent to the east. as we move into the weekend, a high pressure ridge is about to be building in. and what that's going to do is smoke from the washburn fire is going to settle back into the central valley. >> get trapped right there and on into the bay area. so as temperatures rise this weekend, we're likely to see some increase in poor air quality and less less of that cool sea breeze that's been sweeping out some of our poor air and keeping temperatures cooler near the coastline. temperatures at the coast and near the bay won't be seeing as dramatic of a rise into the weekend. but our inland areas sure will be climbing well into the 90's. today's temperatures similar to yesterday getting a dose of sunshine earlier near the coastline than we did yesterday on into tomorrow morning. just a

>>> at 5:00, a car split in two during a crash in the south bay. what we are hearing from police with what led to this. of the governor signed a bill saying this makes him nervous. the republicans are challenging him to make or discuss sex trafficking. >>> a warning to anyone living in popular lakes, there is something that can make you sick . >>> the news at 5:00 start snow. thank you for joining. >> i am audrey is a steel. we are in the middle of the busiest july 4th weekend. people are enjoying a break from our cameras on the left with san francisco being foggy. san jose is nice and clear. >> causing a familiar problem, a bit earlier than usual. we have algae closing down lakes . one of them has signs towards the end of the summer warning them to stay out of the water, not a early part of the summer. algae is toxic and could kill your pets if they drink the water. mrs. smith went to one local park where the other half of the park is shut down. >> kids were splashing on this saturday on the holiday weekend on east beach near livermore. >> i'm so

in the south bay. sunny balwani, the former president of theranos has been found guilty of defrauding patients and investors and now he faces up to 20 years in prison for charles clifford recap what happened in court. >> ramesh balwani, the former coo of theranos has been found guilty of 12 counts of defrauding investors and patients. he now faces potentially decades in prison. thursday afternoon, romesha ball one. he walked out of federal court in san jose, but his time as a free man is coming to an end moments earlier, a jury found that guilty of 10 counts of federal wire fraud and 2 counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. he showed little emotion as the verdicts were read. now faces up to 20 years in prison. >> his conviction comes 6 months after former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes was also found guilty of 3 counts of criminal wire fraud. and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. both holmes and balwani were accused of defrauding investors and misleading patients by claiming that their c

tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, hazy sun, 84 gilroy, 81 in san jose, 78 in redwood city, 63 halfst, 66 in downtown san francisco. north way numbers, 78 in sant rosa, 76 in vallejo. berkeley oakland, the sun will be shining inland, no extreme heat, but hazy. 86 livermore, 84 in concord. accuweather seven-day forecast, morning there's a slight chance of a thunderstorm or shower. other than that, hazy skies, that haze remains with us wednesday and we warm it up a little bit on thursday. certainly minor ups and downs right on through the weekend. >> all right, thank you. >> actor paul se rvino died from natural causes at 83 in indiana. he made a career of playing both crooks and cops like paulie cicero in goodfellas but his career spanned decades with roles as nixon, dick tracy and law and order. he also earned a tony nomination for that championship season. he is survived by his wife, three children, including actress mira servino and five grandchildren. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behi

clearing skies over the south bay in portions of the east bay.finitely some great conditions to start before a really comfortable afternoon ahead of a skies will get nice and clear and we'll enjoy some 70's and 80's. no 90's today. 60's for most of us. definitely cooler in those fog. your spots like sf berkeley, timber on and pacifica. i'll be tracking the rest of your forecast. still ahead, let's get a look at the roads with how's it going? roads are busy out there. so if you're traveling along 6.80, doubling down to fremont. >> just under 21 minutes to make that drive. i-80 southbound side a little sluggish. we had some earlier accidents. the air northbound moving along nicely. if you're traveling up north 20 minute drive, that premature exit heading into the city? we talked about that fog still there along the golden gate. 21 minute drive to make it from. 37 to the tolls will taken. 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. and the south bay one. 0 one. you're looking at a 37 minute. drive from 85 up towards menlo park. darya. james

south bay last yes, south bay and then also a new crash. westbound 5 80.s go right to the map, so you can see it. this is a pressure in the same spot. westbound 5 80 it. isabel avenue has cleared earlier. and then a new one just popped up to replace it, so give yourself some extra time driving through the livermore valley. also in the south bay. the latest crash tell you about northbound to 80 just south of stevens creek, and you can see a little bit of that sluggish traffic backing up to this stretch. all the way of 2 80 in san jose, past downtown area bridge toll plaza. not too bad traffic is moving. it's not at a standstill, but give yourself about 15 minutes to get onto the span. time is 7 31. let's go back to the desk happening today. san francisco's new district attorney will talk to tenderloin residents about public safety and holding serious drug dealers accountable . the brook jenkins also wants to expand police access to private security cameras in real time. she wrote to the board of supervisors, saying quote. not only will it serve a practical

with the fog there inside the bay about 70 degrees in burlingame for tomorrow. 71 in san carlos, south bay looking a lot of 80's by tomorrow afternoon in the east bay start to creep up in the 90's again. so it's going to be hot well inland by tomorrow afternoon. no getting around that. 93 in fairfield, then you make your way back toward the coastline. those temperatures much cooler and that sea breeze kicks in the afternoon. really cool things down. but the temperatures likely take a little dip as we head in toward friday, saturday and sunday. we start to warm up next week. probabln kind of holding steady. but i ink late next week near the end of the month. well, we're starting to talk about the chance of a more significant heat wave rolling into area. thank you. you're welcome to you know, i like it. kohler. why the fog back. oh, well, thank you. republican support in the u.s. senate for a bill protecting same marriage is growing after passing the house yesterday. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer says he wants to bring the bill to the senate floor. but first he needs to ensure it c

. >>> a crackdown on illegal sideshows in the south bay. police handed out 500 citations after a sideshow late saturday night. please share this snapchat map video as officers arrived on the scene. this is on the surrounding block. in addition to the citations, police arrested seven people and impounded several cars. neighbors said they were unable to leave their homes. all they could do and watch and hope no one got hurt. >> it was all the way across the street. they were preventing traffic from going forward. >> san jose police said despite being understaffed now, they will continue to crack down on sideshows. coworkers at nasa ames to celebrate july 4th. separation anxiety ended with this tweet proclaiming separation success. it is the size of a microwave with low orbit from a solo journey to the moon, napa ended mountain view has been a big part of this last tuesday from new zealand. the capstone view used its own gravity to go to the moon. it was a four month journey. it will test the orbits plan for the gas station. >>> california saw

>>> with the exception of a couple slow spots in the south bay, including here, and westbound on 580,ll a morning commute through there with the yellow and red. east bay drive times now, doing okay allowing northbound 80 to move along well with about 40 minutes to the bay bridge. a look at your try valley drive times right now. little bit slow from west 84th, with a commute of about 11 minutes. a final look coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. we'll check back with you. >>> 6:52 now, happening now, paychecks to help you make it in the bay. $15.75 is the new minimum eight wage. in berkeley and san francisco, $6.99 an hour >>> in emeryville, it's $17.68 an hour, part of the city's annual increase on the consumer price affect. >>> let's look at top stories this morning, including more pain at the pump, as the new state tax takes effect. we'll tell you how that's impacting prices, and as you ready to hit the road, you will pay more. we'll be right back. >>> and she said, marcus, prices are going up. costs of labor, also that could impact the cost of your food. your food. i willte l

through the south bay, 83 in san jose. it will get us away from the bay breeze. it will be hotter. check out the contrast. 71 in oakland. been at a hotter 93 in walnut creek. 95 in livermore. the best weather through the peninsula. redwood city looking good. san francisco headed there for a work meeting. make sure to take a jacket. wind out of the west, will make it feel like the 50s. through the north bay, beautiful weather and wine country. 88 in sonoma and 86 in napa. lately the weather pattern is stuck between two systems. the low pressure keeping the fog and high-pressure out here pumping the heat. i see a small change. once we hit the friday forecast, the low pressure moves over and we will have quick cooling. the changes minimal. we will hold onto 60s as we roll through the next seven days. friday, the hottest areas will be down to 86. back up a little bit this weekend and then down again as we roll through next week. we deserve an award for those numbers. >>> up next, the researchers say it could be the key to helping move past covid. a vaccine is not a shot but a nasal spr

well, in the south bay, we have an accident northbound one o one just south of various road. >> so asssues. you can see 2 a's moving along pretty nicely, though, heading into the city, wants to reach the maze that pretty much exit meteorlogist off 10 minute drive to make it into the city this morning. just under 13 from i-80 to one o one, the of the san mateo bridge. well, because of that accident, seen an uptick in traffic. 32 minute drive. 85 up towards menlo park along 2.80, like i mentioned, no delays. traffic is moving along nicely and a 20 minute drive from 37 to the tolls, the golden gate bridge darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 5.48. is the time summer travel is back. after many people put the brakes on trips because of the pandemic. but mental health experts are warning people to be prepared to deal with the latest highly contagious omicron variant. we've got crawford's theresa stasi with a closer look at that. >> if you are leaving on a plane soon or any other type of travel for some summer fun. health experts say enjoy also plan ahead. in case you g

after that crash everything smooth for the valley the south bay no major issues and the bay bridge tollgrowing backup with a beautiful sunrise. back to you. >>> a live look in san jose as crews are on the scene of a water main break and a small sinkhole along columbine drive and martin avenue. crews have been out since midnight working on repairs. still trying to determine what led up to it with any potential impact on the neighborhood water supply. part of the road is shut down so avoid the area. >>> a deadly overnight hit and run in the east bay under investigation. after 10:00 last night in oakland between 62 and 63 avenue. a man was hit and killed. police have shut down parts of the street due to this investigation. they are searching for the driver involved. no suspect vehicle information has been released. >>> despite covert cases surging in the area and across the state bart is dropping the mask mandate today, the decision was made in spring to extend the mandate until july 18th, at the time the board pointed to safety concerns for immunocompromised riders and children under five

in the south bay car and to celebrate the fourth of july with the car show some of the oldest models ever manufactured in america. the event started out with a pancake axis all put on by the swedish american cultural heritage and recreation center near morgan hill. really markable pieces of automobile history. with that. people can even watch the car is still running. it's pretty cool. >>> a takedown by joey >>> every year fourth of july comes with the biggest hotdog eating contest in the world at our local guy joey chestnut was ready to defend his title. not only did he devour hotdogs he also had to detour a protester. take a real close look here. it happens quickly. in the middle of a contest you see chestnut wrestling a protester to the ground. down he goes. will slow it down for you in case you missed it. apparently a few animal rights protesters russ the state. one of them got pretty close. right next to him. chestnut took it all in stride eat shrugged the opportunity to eat 63 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes to win another nathan's famous hot dog eating contest in brooklyn. tha

well as inland, pretty solidly in a range of 70's to 80's today, palo alto and mountain view. 82 south bay temperatures in the low to mid 80's for you compared to yesterday's 90's. that's nice. also a drop from the 90's to the 80's in the inland east bay. in the meantime, oakland and richmond in the low 70's, antioch vacaville, you are very are only 2 spots barely holding on to the low 90's. tomorrow's temperatures fall even further before we do start to see them climbing again into the start of the weekend. we'll be back to the low 90's by friday and saturday followed by another drop in temps into early next week. john, thank you for that. all right. we do have an accident along highway 4. this is right at railroad avenue. >> and pittsburgh's, as you're traveling along the air, you can see we are seeing a slight delay, a 70 minute drive headed into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit. so again, no major accidents or hazard slowing you down just under 17 minutes to make it from 80 across towards one o one and in the south bay, as you're traveling up, 85 towards menlo park

san carlos down the mountain view back up to 80 degrees after yesterday's 70's in the south bay todayill be back into the low to mid 80's temperatures for the east bay in the 70's to 80's inland areas in the 80's. welcome bayside areas like oakland and san leandro really comfortable at 75 low 90's. as i mentioned for antioch, in vacaville tomorrow, we'll see temperatures falling back down out of the 90's into the 80's that are very warmest. but then it's up right back up into sunday and sunday, monday and tuesday being the 3 hottest days of your forecast. so get ready for that heat specially into early next week. as far as the roads go, not a lot to report just yet, which is fine with all of us. they bridge only 11 not a backup there at the toll plaza. love to see that saw that yesterday. and so far we're holding up really well. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes across it. just a little slow down at the richmond center fell. you're still only 10 minutes to make your crossing and the golden gate bridge. a 19 minute drive from nevada to the tolls darya. thanks a lot, john. 6.47. and you can

burlingame at 77, we've got redwood city, a 83 south bay temperatures in the mid 80's to low 90's that very warmest and then looking at a similar range for the east bay east bay shoreline. nice hayward at 76 oakland, 72, not so comfy for concord in livermore in the low 90's and antioch in vacaville in the mid to upper 90's are very hottest of spots. here's a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow starting to get a little cooler in continuing to cool down from day-to-day all the way into the weekend only be in the low to mid 80's at our warmest bayside and coastal areas. little less of changes going on, staying with the 60's and 70's. great job. thank you for that. a few delays out there. so if you're in the south bay traveling along one, 0, one northbound little one north of rock avenue. we've got an accident. >> slight delays. one lane is blocked. no major issues. there. another accident here, 80 westbound east of university avenue in berkeley. so as you can see, traveling down crockett towards the maze be a little uptick in traffic because of that 11 minute drive into the city. no delays.

it's the low gray for you in the south bay. grey skies for a whole lot of the bay area. as we make our way through the day today. that's what we're going to see. a little less of come the afternoon. so anything you see later on today is likely to be a bit of haze and smoke again, that's from the oak fire we've been talking about so much near mariposa and another air quality advisory issued by the air quality, a district here in the bay area. high pressure ridge built up for the west coast. you know what this is doing for us? continued heat for our northern neighbors, reading up to medford, oregon 110. plus temperatures today and tomorrow kennewick washington pendleton, oregon. also right there makes those death valley temperatures at 103. see not so bad comparatively, but definitely putting things in perspective for us. we'll take the grade during morning hours and then our sunshiny afternoons, mostly in the 70's to 80's. absolutely love those conditions compared to our hotter inland neighbors. now, tomorrow morning, another dose of the gray and we will see some burn off

you can see down across the south bay, got you at 83 in san jose. ilroy, close to the bay, 70s, oakland, hayward, fremont, 80s, let's move it through the peninsula, getting near the coastline we are in the 60s. san francisco, 60, 60 in the marina and the mission and across the north bay. 89 in santa rosa, 86 in napa down to mill valley, 79. okay, hang on. once we get to the weekend we got to do it. high pressure that is moving close. it looks like a one day event for us. this is going to pump up heat into the bay area. the changes really not going to be all that much in san francisco because we will still have the cool ocean breeze. holding on to 60s rolling through the next seven-days for the inland valleys, hot 95 on saturday, sunday, 90, then, look at this. we drop it off down to some lower 80s. we will get that 95 on saturday, 83 on wednesday. the fog in the morning sun in the afternoon. i think it calls for poolside action maybe a margarita or two. >> are we gets invited to jeff's? >> let's do it. [ laughter ] >> just give me a time. >> thank yo

. >>> he spent decades trying to improve health care in the south bay, but now it is his own health that he has to worry about, but it is not stopping his life's mission. the story that will make you bay area proud. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. cooler today from that san cooler today from that san francisco fog which is my tribe has lived on this land for 12,000 years. we call it oleyumi. you call it california. our land, our culture, our people once expansive, now whittled down to a small community. only one proposition supports california tribes like ours. while providing hundreds of millions in yearly funding to finally address homelessness in california. vote yes on 27. tax online sports betting and protect tribal sovereignty and help californians that are hurting the most. >>> you saw this one coming. a legal battle brewing between twitter and elon musk. twitter suing musk to force him to commit to his bid to purchase the company. he said he would originally pay $44 billion. in the lawsuit filed today, twitter accused musk of breaching that purchase agreement and that t

bay area. that's going to bring up that heat from the south. the other thing it's going to do is continue to keep some fog here at the coastline. we've got that classic san francisco summer weather coming our way as we head into this upcoming weekend with wide, varying temperatures. the fog tomorrow morning won't be super extensive. i see it at the coastline near the bay and patchy, low clouds early on at 7:00 throughout the east bay and south bay. it will clear out quickly here by 10:30 in the morning. most of us under sunshine. once we hit the afternoon, we get those sunny skies back for us. temperatures all in all to begin tomorrow. we started off cool with 58 here through the peninsula. south bay at 59. we have those 50s over the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. let's get you ready to go for the daytime highs tomorrow. yes, it is hotter, but san jose still doing all right at 85 degrees. you get down to morgan hill and it will be a hot 94. over to the east bay, close to 100. 98 in antioch. 98 in concord. head over the east bay hill

south bay at 60 through the east bay. got you at 58. to the north bay, 57. daytime highs tomorrow drop off a couple more degrees. 79 in napa. over to concord, 84. san jose 80. right near the bay and the coast, a mix of 60s and 70s. on that seven-day forecast in san francisco, we hold with 60s through the next seven days. morning fog, afternoon sunshine and the inland valleys. we're in the 80s all the way through the next seven days. that was a good decade. also looking good on the seven- day forecast. >> we love the 80s. >> great disco song. i am still singing. >>> up next 40 years of service in the east bay. a family and center for seniors is celebrating a big milestone today. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for

they're in the south bay. we are going to be looking at sunshine later today. yeah, indeed, definitely taking a minute to get there. foggier cloudier towards the coast, right atop the bay from the south bay all the way through the north bay. even spots of the east bay are pretty gray. still high pressure ridge. you don't need me to tell. you have been seeing it all over the internet on the news. just how hot it is all across the u.s. and of course, europe as well. heat wave upon heatwave. and we're right at the edge of one right here in the bay area. while the central valleys in the triple digits, we have seen those 90's for inland areas. why haven't we seen triple digits as much? well, that cool ocean breeze, which is really noticeable, sometimes pushing through the golden gate on into the delta. this is at least keeping our temperatures that are very warmest in the 90's across the bay area, but is making for a breezy one for fairfield vacaville napa and along the coastline and then the north bay mountains, too. so watch for that windy conditions later on today

south bay at 59. tri-valley coming in at 60 and we'll continue with 50s over the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. those hotter temperatures for tomorrow will mean down in the south bay we're at 85 in san jose, a hot 94 in morgan hill. over to the east bay, 92 in pleasanton and 92 in danville. 79 hayward. peninsula 78 in redwood city. 68 in downtown. 06 in the marina for janelle and those heading out to the ribbon cutting ceremony and north bay and sonoma. stable weather in san francisco. morning fog, afternoon sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. for the inland valleys, here we go. go down a little bit on sunday to 90. as we roll through next week, i am tracking a system that will sit right offshore and that is going to keep temperatures in the 80s all next week. >> that's great, jeff. >> spectacular. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, she had a door's notect. >>> proceedings resume in russia for american basketball star brittney griner who pled guilty to drug charges last week. griner was o

well, low to mid 80's for most of the south bay, a few 90's, los gatos and morgan hill. nge of numbers for the east bay east bay shoreline. wonderful union city berkeley, up to richmond all in the 70's. well, you get to the 90's again in conquered as well as livermore, danville, getting close to 89 today antioch in vacaville are very hottest at 96 97. santa rosa nevado at 84 for your highs. tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler than today is the real cool down take shape this next weekend, though, that's when inland areas will only be in the low 80's while bayshore in coastal spots. we're not changing what's not broken. 60's and 70's sticking around under some sunshine brain. todd, thank you for that. well, if you're taking the ferry this morning and were taken may be the 7, 0, 5 alameda departure or the 7.20, open departure. >> those both were canceled right now. they were both headed to south san francisco ferry terminal. you're going to hop to hop on the next series that go out. let's get a look at our traffic as you're heading into the city. meteor lights on 90 minu

that means mid to upper 80s for much of the south bay. east bay shore lines mid 70s. hayward 75. right around 80 at the peninsula whether redwood city -- temperatures again tomorrow for our hottest inland east bay valleys, still in the 90s. wu mid to upper 90s today. tomorrow low 90s. we'll go even lower than that by thursday and friday. we come back into the bay shoreline, numbers in the mid 70s for san rafael. mendocino and lake county will be in the mid 90s. interesting on the big picture. there are thunderstorms working their way up through -- in fact, san bernardino county had an isolated thunderstorm move through. classic monsoon, those are what development and move through every once in a while they might threaten to come this far west. it happens rarely. watching futurecast, it's not going to happen with this one either. in the seven-day, our cooldown, share, mid 80s the next few days, low 80s by friday. san francisco and oakland don't le lot. the microclimates show the improvement here, from right around 90 today and stay in the mid 80s for later this week going into the

well, south bay temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's. that's exactly where you were yesterday. fremont union city at 73 pleasanton an 80 degree number for you. while oakland are right at 70 today. concord, a nice 78. well, antioch vacaville as well. sandra fell among or other spots, barely making the low 80's a lot like we saw yesterday. now, tomorrow, friday, saturday, a lot like today, low 80's that are very warmest. then come sunday and we're in the mid 90's that are very warmest highs climbing even further into monday and tuesday of next week near triple digits, a little less dramatic of a change near the bay and the coastline, but also some slightly warmer temperatures. if you are inland, definitely enjoy these next 4 days before we get back to the july heat. as for our bridges, we've got 20 minutes to get you across the bay bridge this morning. that's your pretty typical drive time once we hit the height of mhe morning commute, which we are in now, a little gray in the distance there, but also some sunshine making its way through s

and in the south bay, there's a vaccine distribution strategy. that demands doses be given to those at highest risk first, but abc 7 news reporter am castillo highlights potential for some relief across the region it seems like we just can't catch a break from covid-19 to monkeypox south bay assembly member evan lowe pointing to the overlapping public health concerns from a distance. he's witnessed the urgent demand for the monkeypox vaccine hours long lines amid limited supply while the percentages are relatively small given our population. we know that this can easily grow quite rapidly. so it's incumbent upon us as government officials to nip this in the -- as soon as possible a member of the lgbtq legislative caucus himself low says it's imperative. the lgbtq+ community has the public health support. it needs reasons why santa clara county says it connected with local outreach groups early on that is an effort. we think will be quite fruitful in reaching the people who are at highest risk for getting much box right now deputy health officer,

a kind of traps that bowl there into the south bay, the santa clara valley. so expect delays there by tomorrow afternoon outside right now that refreshing fog has rolled back into the bay. it's making its way up toward berkeley right now clements that deck begins to move on shore. and you can see it's fairly shallow. so talking to really penetrate to many of the interior valleys. but more of that fog out there. you can the sales force tower just the tip of the fog right now and that need to see and looks like we've got plenty of that cloud cover on the way, at least 2 tomorrow morning and then will break up back to the coastline. but that sea breeze is what's been making that fresh air. if we really no wind at all that, of course, all those pollutants really start to build up under high pressure. but we are getting that sea breeze in the afternoon hours, especially some of those winds still gusting over 20 miles per hour in spots as we head toward the afternoon and even now some of the winds continuing to blow out there to 70 miles an hour all the way into the

there's a new police chief in the south bay city. officials in los altos are pointing angela averett for that position. averett will oversee the city's 32 sworn officers and 17 other personnel. she has more than 25 years of experience in policing and law enforcement. she most recently served as deputy chief for bart's police department where she created and implemented the progressive policing and community engagement bureau, aiding individuals within the bart system experiencing homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse. today, california senator alex padilla hosted a roundtable to talk about gun violence all across the state. >> the conference is a follow-up to the national gun bill. that was a bipartisan measure. senator padilla said the move will help keep guns away from domestic abusers, improve gun background checks for gun buyers and strengthens red flag laws for reporting all steps which he said in the right direction to fight the epidemic of gun violence. >> but it's not just mass shooting that this is an important po

south bay after a homeless woman was stabbed to death in san jose.rgency call came in overnight about an assault near the intersection of south market street and west san fernando street. that's right near cesar chavez plaza and the san jose museum of art. the victim died at the scene. >> in the north y,

each beautiful day for the south bay today at 76 degrees. of our south bay cities will be holding on to the 70's oakland, upper 60's for you in sf in the mid to upper 60's. really comfortable stuff and less humid than yesterday, which is also going to make it feel really good. james. all right, john, thank you very much. it is 4.55 and. >> take a look at this. it's a spider look closely. kind of remind you of any famous mustached mascots that round white body with the black accidents kind of looks like a mustache right? kind of looks like the pringles mustache. and now pringles wants that spiders name changed. it's not just a social media campaign either. the companies actually petitioning the international society of or acknowledge e and 9 other groups to have this common name change to the pringles spider. the campaign on change dot org isn't going so well, though. they've got fewer than 1000 people right now that think this should be a thing. the spiders real name is the kidney garden spider. and it's been that way since 18, 86. so probab

while sunshine prevailing in the south bay in the east bay.ou get to the coastline and right along the border in coast, especially we're looking at some very heavy drizzle right around bolinas pay portions of point rays. as for smoke from the fire burning in yosemite national park, the washburn fire that snow drifting mostly to the east. we still have lingering smoke across the central valley and including eastern contra costa and alameda counties. but less unless new smoke being added into the picture. now, this low pressure area to the north of us is helping us out a whole edging up the high pressure ridge a little bit that at least creates the potential for some lift to sweep out some of that bad air and also allow in some cooler temperatures. these next couple of days, winds from the coastline pretty evident this morning. that's where all that cloud cover is coming from. that marine layer really shrouding us to start but more and more sunshine towards the finish of the day. you will have pockets of sunshine at he coastline, obviously less

the threat west nile virus and one south bay community is very real tonight. a section of milpitas will be sprayed tomorrow night to kill off mosquitoes carrying the disease. >> bay area, health officials are warning about the increased risk of that this year. kron four's dan thorn tells us why. >> mosquitoes carrying west nile virus have been detected in milpitas signs put up the dixon landing. park are warning people who live in the area about the serious health risk to concerning. >> the first time i saw the smoke is i mean, coming to this part for the white santa clara county. vector control is letting people know they'll be spraying the area with insecticide to keep mosquitoes from spreading the illness. officials say drought years like the one we're experiencing could make matters even worse because there's more opportunities for standing water. >> the spots allow for the blood insects to thrive. residents are advised to dump any standing water they may have on their property or find a way to keep the mosquitoes from using it as a breeding ground for peop