. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," changing how airbnb's work in one south bay city after a deadly shooting. we'll break down the new rules. >>> plus, kari hall is keeping an eye on the skies for us. sz. >>> breaking right now at 5:00, a building engulfed in flames downtown lafayette. we are live there at the scene with the latest on what may have kept firefighters from tackling it. >>> then a new push for short-term rental policy changes in one south bay city. why supporters think it will prevent violence. >>> there's confusion -- >> the confusion over the booster shots, and we will break down the timeline with the big "if" hanging in the balance. this is "today in the bay." >>> welcome to thursday morning. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. that fire overnight that destroyed an east bay business, firefighters say it was so jam-packed that they had to leave the building. >> today in the bay's bob raw

. >>> then a new push for short-term rental policy changes in one south bay city. why supporters think it will prevent violence. >>> there's confusion -- >> the confusion over the booster shots, and we will break down the timeline with the big "if" hanging in the balance. this is "today in the bay." >>> welcome to thursday morning. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. that fire overnight that destroyed an east bay business, firefighters say it was so jam-packed that they had to leave the building. >> today in the bay's bob raw is live. did everybody make it out okay? >> reporter: yeah, the woman that owned the business was outside when the fire started and flagged somebody down to call 911. if you look at the front door, there are firefighters in there right now and there's a lot of debris, and if they had to enter the building they would have to step up two to three feet and walk over the stuff that is jam-packed inside. it's like a hoarder according to the battalion chief. you can see in the video there was a lot to burn even side. the fir

. >>> one south bay city taking on tobacco makers, the new bill that will become the largest in the stateefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how do they get these things to smell so good? ♪hefty, hefty...♪ ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ must be magic. hefty® ultra strong™ with fabuloso® scent. >>> right now at 5:00, could mask mandates be winding down? the new debate one bay area city is tackling and some that support that argument? >> the last-minute negotiations that are taking place and the mandates coming down to the wire. >>> the bizarre behavior caught on camera in one south bay yard. what one father wants you to see. this is "today in the bay." it's wednesday morning and 5:00. thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. let's start this hour with the forecast, and meteorologist, kari hall has been tracking that. >> i have one concern for today, and it will be the high fire danger for the north bay mountains. these areas shaded in orange will be under a fire weather watch, and we will see if this gets upgraded to a red flag warning but

signal mandatory d ines f students , but now how to make it all work. >>> the reason why when south bay city is set to apologize to the chinese community. >>> and the european union wants to change iphones. the plan that apple is fighting against. >>> starting monday, you can join us for the brand-new kpix 5 news at 3:00 p.m.. we think it's a great time to check in on what is happening around the bay area, and are 3:00 p.m. news will be followed by the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell . >>> several east bay school districts are now among the first in northern california to mandate that all students 12 and over provide proof of vaccination. that includes hayward unified, piedmont unified, and oakland unified school districts. we sent kpix 5's kenny choi to find out how the oakland student vaccine mandate will really work. >> reporter: that's a big question, and california's top health official is saying that it's closely monitoring what these local school boards are doing. there has been no decision made yet at the state level, but oakland's mandate is among the first in the bay area,

. >>> coming up a south bay city taking a flavored tobacco sales. the ban on the table today. >>> and prison staffers now required to get the vaccine. why a judge said it's the only solution to stop another outbreak. also the appeal this morning. >>> and here is a live look outside from our mark hopkins camera before we head to break. it's little warmer today. we will have your weather in just a minute. we will >>> right now. coronavirus cases surge among children but help is on the way when pfizer plans to file for approval for its shot for kids five to 11. >>> flavored tobacco could soon be sold out in the south bay. we are live ahead of the big vote. >>> another year of devastating wildfires fueling an insurance crisis. how the state is stepping in to help struggling homeowners. >> like the hunger games. you know are you just waiting for your number to be called. >>> and later as the first rain of the season fall across the bay area we are live for tips for driving on slick roadways. good morning. it's tuesday, september 28th. >>> good morning to

in the south bay, city leaders tonight taking action after a number of deadly collisions between drivers pedestrians in one particular neighborhood. a look at what's being done to make that intersection safer. reporter: standing at the intersection in san jose, we witnessed close calls after close calls. >> i walk about four or five miles, back and forth. it's the most dangerous part of my whole journey reporter: this resident has to raise his cane before stepping off of the curb. >> you see me here? i'm walking here. reporter: the site of seven collisions this year alone. it's the reason city leaders voted unanimously tuesday to add barriers installed as part of a safety pilot program with installation expected early next year. >> we owe it to our residents and victims. reporter: the san jose police released video of a white mercedes sedan suspected in a deadly hit-and-run that killed a 37-year-old mother of five back in april. she was struck while crossing in her wheelchair. witnessedllio a sal other crashes. >> people speeding all the time down in monterey for some reason. i don't kno

why one south bay city says this purchase is potentially life-saving. >>> kpix 5, proud to announce the launch of our brand-new 3:00 p.m. newscast . join us every weekday beginning on monday right after the drew barrymore show. our 3: >>> new 6:00, a special gift for a trailblazing park ranger. betty reed's askin and east bay social justice activist and oldest living national park ranger is celebrating her 100th birthday. congratulations. kpix 5 john ramos on the school is now wearing her name. >> reporter: often, visa school renaming efforts have been fraught with anger and controversy, but there was nothing controversial about this one. winepress be in middle school was named for a franciscan missionary. not exactly inspiring stuff for young students. but betty reed's saw skin is like a rock star to them. >> she is like a leader to me. i want to be her they wanted to be someone with a local connection, someone who inspires and his name stands for social justice and equity. >> there was only one name to fit all the criteria and it was not a long debate. >> to bay, on her own centennial

the south bay city falling behind, and the penalties homeowners could face. >>> gunfire in gilroy >>> developing news. gilroy police say one of their own had to make a split-second decision that ended with one man dead. kpix 5's kiet do with the information leading up to that shooting. >> reporter: we are standing here underneath the vestibule of the post office where the men likely collapsed. we can see some fresh damage in the wall, likely were thtside of the post office. this kind of violence in the city of gilroy is unusual. >> this is not a common occurrence for any area of gilroy. >> reporter: it started as a 911 call of an intoxicated man at the post office on the corner of fourth and i go berry streets. moments later he would lay bleeding beneath the overhang. the view from sky drone five gives us some perspective. the post office is here, and the man collapsed here. the light of evidence markers was here, starting on the sidewalk and leading into the street. it was to: 30 in the morning when investigators say a loan officer spotted the man and approached him. >> within second

. >>> a deadly shooting brings up a push for rental changes in a south bay city. why supporters believe it'll prevent violence. >>> and hispanic heritage month. a time to celebrate the latino community. the celebrations being made and contributions that are happening right here in the bay area. >>> violence is prompting several bay area cities to take a fresh look at how to handle short-term rentals. this comes after an august 7th house party at an airbnb in sunnyvale that ended in the deadly shooting of a teenager. a new ordinance is being considered that would increase the fines and enhance requirements. hosts are required to remain on site and limit guests to four adults per night. they must also pay a transient occupancy tax. meanwhile, in the east bay, almost two years after the deadly mass shooting of five people, the city is implementing changes by banning no host rentals. >>> new details, d.c.'s capitol police are on high alert ahead of saturday's planned rally, supporting january 6th capitol siege. organizers asked everyone attending to refrain from weari

. >> plus a vaccine mandate will soon go in effect in one south bay city. but some first responders say they're against it. lawmakers are not a green on biden's humanitarian infrastructure plan. why senators a negotiation should be put on hold. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we make the goods that make life better... ♪ and make the everyday... more sustainable. sonoma goods for life. kohl's. certain hpv-related cancers? you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females. and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. the cdc recommends hpv vaccination at age 11 or 12 to help protect against certain cancers. hey... cancer! not... my... child. don't wait. talk to your child's doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya falso man. >> this is it's bellow. yes, hi use next couple of days. looking forward to it. and we're all the same. but well, you're all t

mostly 70's to 80's along the bay shore with abundant sunshine, redwood city and san carlos beach 81 southstly in the 80's san jose and cupertino each its 84 degrees union city up the east bay shoreline through oakland up to richmond all in the 70's. well, pleasanton livermore from danville concord over to antioch all in the 90's. so there's your inland heat have been talking about vacaville can ignore you at one. oh one today. the obvious standout for the not so comfortable reasons. santa rosa down through center fell each in the 80's getting a look ahead in our next 7 days. today and tomorrow, the hottest of days after that, we do start to see that cool down really kick into gear by the weekend. we're in the low 80's that are warmest with 70's right along the bay reyna. john, thank you for that couple axes. tell you about like this new one. let's go back one side. >> now in sandra fell. so southbound one. oh, one in north san pedro wrote and you can see we are getting a delay that's going all the way back failed. village here. some other accidents. this time along highway 24 westbound ea

at 5:30, protesting vaccines as more cities across the bay area issue mandates, more people are taking a stand. a live report ahead of a looming deadline for one southay city. plus -- >> this is getting out of hand. we could kill someone. >> half a million dollars in damage after a destructive sling shot shooting spree in san jose. the unusual projectiles being fired and the highway being targeted. this is "today in the bay." >>> 5:30 on your friday morning. starting off with a live look outside of levi stadium where the 49ers return home and taking on seattle seahawks on sunday. we'll have more on that coming up. should be fun. >> thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want to get to meteorologist, kari hall, because we are waking up to a air quality due to the smoke from the wildfires. how are the conditions for us? >> we are going to start to see smoke coming in from the fawn fire further to the north around redding and that's going to be pushing in. as we look at the forecast, moderate air quality today and this is when you want to make sure that many of our microclimates are spending time outside, but a measu

one south bay city is moving ahead with a program that has produced successful in stockton and oakland. wilson walker is in mountain view where a former presidential candidate is leading the charge. >> reporter: mountain view is one of the cities moving ahead with a guaranteed basic income program. that was the focus of today's rally. there was also some politics and talk of a different kind of politics. >> i think they are seeing good results in other cities and that is why i felt like it was time for us to try it here. >> with $1 million worth of american relief act funds, out of you is on its way to becoming the latest city to experiment with a universal basic income. a $500 monthly payment to a family at or below 30% of the average median income. the people behind the idea largely credit one person for it. >> i was inspired, it was because of his concept. >> we always had the money and we also now know that people will spend it on food, fuel and keeping a roof over their head. >> reporter: for the former presidential candidate, this seemed more like a victory lap. ubi programs are

city, each 81. where is the south bay will be mostly spend the afternoon in the 80's san jose 84 fremont. ght at 80 degrees. well, union city on up through oakland berkeley and richmond all in the 70's along the east bay shoreline. we've got 90's for the tri valley from danville on conquered antioch and eventually the fairfield and vacaville. you are certainly the hot spot today. no comparison at a 101 degrees are only spot even getting close to the triple digits. now, tomorrow's highs will cool gs to little bit. the real cooldown starts on wednesday, though. and once we get back to those 80's inland. that's where we're going to stay into the weekend. reyna john, thank you for that. a hot spot in richmond. this is 5.80 eastbound east of central avenue. >> one lane. they are currently blocked off. and again, you can see that delay. we're starting to see a good alternate is always san pablo avenue. if you're trying to get around that. also a traffic collision and a gas leak. 300 block of wooster avenue, right near east. julian street police are asking to avoid the area. you're saying people

plus a vaccine mandate soon going into effect in one south bay city that some first responders say they're the crop for morning sickness. ♪ ♪ fall together with lowe's. to find great values this season. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 6. if you're not even supposed to be the 7, minutes. is not >> everybody's back to work. you might have to work out the kinks will exit for james who is off this week and then well, bellow is here with me and i'm darya folsom. good to have you here. this happy to be here for sure. a little earlier than i'm used to. but you guys are making it ok. yeah, tried. kind of ramp things up. will use u n and it looks like the forecast is going to be hot today. have today cool tomorrow yes. so hot today cool later on this week which will be certainly a nice change of pace today is going to be the hottest one of this forecast wit

san carlos in redwood city each at 81 degrees. south bay temperatures back into the low mid to upper 80's at least mostly sunny bill, you're holding on to the upper 70's today. union city through oakland all the way to richmond all 70's while pleasanton livermore as well as danville. the concord over the antioch. all 90's and we have one obvious standout as far as temperatures. that's vacaville at 101 degrees by far the warmest no one else even getting close to triple digits today. so if you are in vacaville, just had a little bit closer towards play home and you will get a cool down now tomorrow still hot after that, though, look at this rest of this forecast highs only in the 80's inland and 60's and 70's right along the bay from that point forward. so we really do have a nice forecast. all in all, just get through the inland heat that we've got today. great job. thank you for that. so we have a lot going on out there. hot spots in some areas you need to avoid. >> this one. the 300 block of wooster avenue. this is in san jose east. julian

. >> a new push for short-term rental policies in one south bay city. why some believe it will prevent new violence. >>> plus -- >> there's a lot of confusion -- >> growing confusion over booster shots. will you be getting one in the coming weeks? we break down the timeline and the big "if" still hanging in the balance. this is "today in the bay." >>> 6:00 right now, good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. a fire overnight destroying an east bay business and firefighters say that it was so jam-packed inside they had to leave the building. today in the bay's bob redell live in lafayette this morning right in the center of town. bob, did everybody make it out okay? >> reporter: yes, apparently nobody was inside at the time. the woman that owns this business was outside, saw the fire start and flagged somebody down and they were able to call 911. you can see the issue we are talking about. look in the front left window there. you can see this building is packed with stuff. that's the way the battal

south bay. plus decades of battles coming to a head, the major san francisco street that could >>> the fi income in progress one south bay city is moving ahead with the program that has proven successful and adopted in oakland. wilson walker explains. >> mountain view is one of a number bay area is moving ahead with the guaranteed basic income program. that was the focus of today's rally and there was also politics and talks of a different kind of politics. >> i think we are seeing good results in other cities and that's why felt like it was time to try it here. >> with $1 million worth of american relief act funds, mountain view is on its way to become the latest city to experiment with the universal basic income and in this case a $500 monthly payment to a family at or below 30% of the average medium income. the people behind the idea largely credit one person for it. >> i was inspired by andrew yang. it was really because of his concepts. >> we always have the money and we also now know that people will spend it on food, fuel, keeping a roof over their head. >> for the former presidential candidate the rally seemed like a

the south bay city looking for your vaccine card before you can attend public events. >>> more than 12,000have gathered under a bridge. the controversial steps now being taken. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. hope you had a great weekend. >>> first, let's get to meteorologist, kari hall, who is tracking a hire fire risk this weekend. >> yeah, now the winds are starting to pick up and the humidity levels will be dropping as we go into today. that means that with this red flag warning, a small spark in the dry vegetation could spread quickly so all of the areas

the south bay city looking for your vaccine card before you can attend public events. >>> more than 12,000 migrants have gathered under a bridge. the controversial steps now being taken. this is "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning to you. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. hope you had a great weekend. >>> first, let's get to meteorologist, kari hall, who is tracking a hire fire risk this weekend. >> yeah, now the winds are starting to pick up and the humidity levels will be dropping as we go into today. that means that with this red flag warning, a small spark in the dry vegetation could spread quickly so all of the areas shaded in red will be included in the red flag warning continuing until 8:00 this evening. the red flag warning coming with temperatures in the valleys, which are headed to the 90s today. we will see the smoke returning in the forecast. as we go through our hour-by-hour wind speed forecasts, some of the gusts in napa at 34 miles per hour, and the reds and purples indicates higher wind gusts, and t

. >>> flavored tobacco products becoming more popular and one south bay city is ready to nip it in the bud. the ban on the table. >>> coming up, neighborhood star max greenfield joins drew. that's today at 2:00. >>> check out cbs mornings airing after our show. gayle king, tony dokoupil bring you the news of the day from the brand new studio in the heart of times square. cbs mornings starts at 7:00. >>> you see >>> good monday morning. it is 5:54. here is a wet golden gate bridge camera. if your commute takes you across the golden gate, you will need those windshield wipers. as we head through the afternoon, i will be watching a weak cold front pushing across the region. that will bring light scattered showers. here we are in the afternoon stopping on futurecast at 5:00 p.m., best chance to see wet weather will be north of the golden gate. san francisco could see light showers. >>> broadway's biggest night made its big return after the longest intermission in history. >> tony awards returned to the stage in new york city. >> the tony award goes to ... >> it went to moulin rouge. it jus

in the south bay, city council member raul peralez said several thousand tenants tapped into that city'sram and he knows many could soon be looking for help and tomorrow he will propose a measure to guarantee a tenant's right to legal assistance to help navigate possible eviction. >> a lot of these individuals are low-income and don't have the resources to get legal support to help them through an eviction. >> the federal government has given the state $5.2 billion for rent relief and so far only 1.2 billion has been dispersed. you can apply online by searching for california rent relief. >> thank you. >>> a live look for you in washington. this is where it's shaping up to be a big week for lawmakers working to pass president biden's trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. this is a look at some of the critical dates. this week, the senate already passed the measure. house speaker, nancy pelosi, expect a vote on thursday. she's still building consensus on the appropriations bill. >>> and then a vaccine for children 5 to 11 is closure. pfizer released data showing the vaccine is safe and eff

the south bay city will become the largest city in california to ban the sale of flavored tobacco productsity council voted to ban the sale e ga flavored cigars. it also bans new retailers setting up shop with in 500 feet of an existing one and with in a thousand feet of a school, park, community center or library. a final vote will happen next month. >>> happening today a former lab director will be back on the stand for a full day of cross in the elizabeth holmes trial. lynn has been at court and said the jury could hear from a surprise witness. the former lab director testified that holmes along with her boyfriend and business partner pressured him to keep defending the technology has complaints stock piled. he said while it was happening holmes bragged about reeling in hundreds of millions of dollars from big name investors. >> could be argued goes to fraud because she did not disclose what she knew or was advised that she has having reliability problems and yet took wi be ck indatweeting live details on that potential surprise witness. >>> it'll be a huge day in another high profile t

the south bay city will become the largest city in california to ban the sale of flavored to backproductsted to ban the sale of flavored e cigarettes, and flavored cigars. the ordinance also bans new retailers from setting up shop with in 500 feet of an existing one and with in a thousand feet of a school, park, community center or library. a final vote will happen next month. >>> happening today a former lab director will be back on the stand for a full day of cross in the elizabeth holmes trial. the jury could also hear from a surprise witness. yesterday the former lab director testified that holmes and her boyfriend and business partner pressured him to keep defending the technology as complaints from doctors stock piled. he said that while this was happening holmes bragged about reel reeling in hundreds of millions of dollars. >> could be argued goes to fraud because she didn't disclose what they knew or was told that she was having relying problem was the edinson machines. and yet took in $250 million. >> we will be back in court tweeting live updates and details on that potential su

latest on the investigation, plus the push to ban the sale of all flavored tobacco products in one south bay city. the argument from supporters today as they rallied with the pink mascot named jeff, the diseased lung. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected, so even a routine appointment can save your life. and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. a leader in the prevention, all flavored tobacco products in san jose mayor sam liccardo joined a group of city council members and community leaders this morning to rally support for that ban. the city council is set to vote tomorrow on an ordinance to end the sale of all flavored tobacco products, including mental cigarettes. supporters say the ban will protect children from the devastating impacts of those products. this is about our kids health. this is really about our kids lives. cotton can

liz: in the south bay, san jo city council is expected to issue a long overdue apology to chinese immigrants and their descendants. san jose was once home to chinatown, the second market street in chinatown was deliberately set on fire in 1887, with no plans to rebuild. the fire displays 1400 people, destroying homes and businesses. today san jose city council plans to vote on the resolution to apologize to the chinese community. dan: a san francisco sheriff's deputy is facing numerous only charges after a violent off-duty confrontation. fd is in custody and on administrative leave after officers responded to a disturbance last week at a part -- according to investigators, he is accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old woman. is accused of using a guitar to vandalize the apartment, tearing down curtains, breaking a bookcase and smashing a tank that was home to a big lizard. investigators say shut off his fire alarm -- firearms collection and told the guests he would shoot each of them. the district attorney spoke about the case. >> my message is clear. we will hold people who commit cri

so we've got 60's 70's for daytime highs across the bay area today burlingame at 71 degrees, mid 70's for san carlos in redwood city each at 75 south70's and campbell, a in saratoga at 79 while 75 in santa clara only 2 80's on the map today. livermore in antioch. you are 2 spots. barely out the 80 degree mark or just above it. walnut creek. nice. 77 with oakland at 66. as for areas closer to the coastline. we have some 50's out towards point raise. ok, so here's a look ahead. next 7 days here do eventually get warmer towards sunday and monday of next week. the tail end of your holiday weekend, too today and tomorrow really the coolest nicest of days. good air quality. not hot at all friday. we start to warm things back up. and then yeah, we start to see the heat again. only temporarily, though, into the start of next week. reyn tom, thanks for that. in the south bay we have a couple of accidents down here. >> 85 northbound at connell world. another one south of santa teresa boulevard. and again, those 2 accidents causing some delays for us in the south bay another one up in alamo southbound north of stole valley road. and we've see

middle to upper 80's in the south bay. redwood city is going to be warmer at 87. check out the near 70 temperatures along the coast. upper 70's in downtown and south san francisco. notice there is sunshine everywhere, even at the coast. 76 degrees today at the beach. i know it is monday, but it is going to be gorgeous. 88 to 92 in northbay valleys. everyone else around 80 or 90 to 94 and our east bay neighborhoods. we are not the only ones with high fire dangers. almost the entire sacramento valley and foothills heading up to 5088, critical fire conditions. there will still be a little breeze, which is why you're seeing yellow in the north. it will be around 54 to a a 61. still some great sleeping weather. the fire danger tapers, but look at tomorrow. it is hotter than today. 76 at the coast to 98 inland. we drop wednesday when fall begins, but we are so warmer than average through at least friday, then nice comfortable weather on saturday and sunday. reggie: gma is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> good morning, great to be with you this morning. their life fro

in some south bay neighborhoods, now the city of san jose is cracking down using a new pilot project aims to discourage people from gathering at some intersections. >> reporter: neighbors tell me they're trying to get used to this new configuration but they welcome to effort to stop the side shows. police have been aggressively breaking up these side shows this year. >> it's a huge problem. >> reporter: police admits it's getting more dangerous. here is a video they found of a man three weeks ago firing his rifle. it looks like an ar-15. this is not the type of event where you can send patrol cars. there are hundreds of people here. >> reporter: dozens of cars impounded. hundreds of spectators under a new local ordinance. >> at night they're doing donuts and it's loud every night. >> reporter: there are tire marks to prove on tully and ruby road. the city modified six intersections where they shrink the intersection. >> when they take a lane away to put away these blocks to make it tighter so they can't do them. in the long run, it should work. >> reporter: this is a fast installatio

san mateo, low 80s in red wood city, south bay. santa clara, san jose, mid 80s. inland east bay, some of the hottest temperatures, 90 concord, pleasant hill. brentwood, 94. mid to upper 80s for tri valley. 73 in san francisco, 68 daly city, 74 alameda, 77 oakland and north bay, mid to upper 80s, 88 in sonoma and 90 for ukiah. we are in the 70s as we head through the weekend into early next week. south bay, san jose, warming as we look to friday and the weekend, talking mid 80s. inland east bay, 93 saturday and sunday, upper 80s for the north weekend. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> commuting to oakland just got a little tough, west 24 around telegraph, a crash still in the clearing stages. a few cars got tangled up and debris in the road way causing the back up and now adding to the already messy ride, a new trouble spot around 24 and that highway 13 connector. you are seeing brake lights extending beyond that point. this crash is blocking at least the left lanes. traffic is slow and go west bound heading into oakland. give yourself extra time t

coastline and then 70's and 80's along the bayshore certainly not bad along the bay but getting warmer redwood city 85 woodside at 91 south bay temperatures well into the 90's for many of us san jose at 90 degrees campbell at 93. and for those of us in the east bay. it's a wide range of either 70's from oakland to richmond to the triple digits in livermore danville, walnut creek and concord more triple digits in antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville really taking the cake today at 106 degrees. you can see why solano county does have that heat advisory. now tomorrow's temperatures still hot as will be the case on thursday. we start to back up the heat on friday and by saturday and sunday, we're really catching a break. some upper 80's to low 90's inland and 70's solidly returning to our bayshore cities. we also will have some haze sticking around through thursday likely improvements in air quality. from that point forward. thank you for that. we have some accidents to tell you about. unfortunately south san francisco, northbound one oh, one at oyster point boulevard. >> again, not seen much of a major delay along on

sf and elsewhere along the coastline temperatures along the bay shore mostly back into a range of 70's burlingame at 75 redwood city at 77 southbay temperatures 70's 80's for us and a clear at 78 san jose right at 80 degrees. fremont hayward up to oakland all 70's. no 90's anywhere for inland areas concord. you're only 85 vacaville 87 certainly still warm. but cooler than we have been today and tomorrow are the coolest days of the weekend. as for sunday, we start to warm back up monday and tuesday, getting a little warmer yet. thank you for that. that's accidents to tell you about as you're hitting the roads here in san francisco to 80 southbound. >> at geneva avenue. not seeing any major delays along 2.80. you see just a slight delay along one-on-one traveling through brisbane down here in the south bay couple of accidents. one. oh, one northbound n train old bayshore highway the on ramp. there is blocked 2.80 northbound south of guadalupe parkway. another accident causing some slowdowns along to 8 heading into the city right now. little under 15 minutes of traffic is building here. we had some earlier stalled vehicles that s

close inspection shows you the south bay and into the city, we have a few hangers on through the tri-valleyon that high end of good, but very close to going into moderate. the forecast for the next 2 days keeps it pretty much like this. that's the official forecast, but there's another way to look at that. instead of looking at the big picture view from where the smokers coming from, let's just come in for the close-up look at home, and it let's play this through for the next 2 days. that's about as much as you can play them out. you get about a day and a half of trustworthy information. there's some good news. that's today. now watch what happens friday. we are going to get a bit more of an onshore flow to help clear that out. we don't get rid of all of it. just looking at this tool, and he has to take all of these into consideration. don't overlook the fact that area quality management district has thrown friday and saturday in for air-quality advisories. there is some hopeful news as we go into the second half of friday and saturday. a bit of onshore flow will help with the flow here, bu

south bay. 101 and morgan hill. warm along the peninsula, 87 in redwood city and 84 in mountain view. south san francisco, 74 degrees. the north bay, it is hot. 96 in santa rosa. the east bay is sunny but warm. 80 and oakland, 86 in fremont, 85 in union city. 1043 in brentwood -- 104 in brentwood. the thunderstorm threat, i think the best chance tomorrow as the low moves in his to the north and east of the bay area. if we see a thunderstorm develop across california it could come with lightning. i will keep you posted in the next 24 hours. jobina: i am following a new crash on northbound 680, the counter commute direction past concord avenue. injuries have been involved, so i heads up if this is part of nectio t n posite decf where mt le picre showing the san mateo bridge, things are moving at the limit but getting busier for people making their way towards the peninsula. busy in emeryville with a live look showing off 80, headlights traveling westbound. a new push is aimed at rejuvenating the taxi industry, it is underway in san francisco. the board approved a pilot program that allow

coastline and then it will be 70's to 80's along the bay shore with foster city right at 80 degrees. san carlos in redwood city, 84 degrees each southre from the low 80's and sonny bill to near 90 los gatos and morgan hill fremont on up to hayward and eventually castro valley in the 80's. where is areas like oakland only at 75. really comfortable afternoon for you danville at 95 today and our hot spot yet again today as vacaville at one. '03, santa rosa through center fell in the 80's getting your look ahead in our next 7 days. daytime highs do cool starting tomorrow. so today it's still one more of our hot days tomorrow. we'll start this process of the 80's that will further take hold in the friday saturday and sunday, your coolest days in the forecast highs only in the low 80's on these days and our inland areas and only in the low 70's near the bay reyna. john, thank you for that. we are starting with the richmond. sanara fell bridge. there is a stalled vehicle. >> 5.80, westbound right near the tolls. but the drive time has gone up, i'd say about 3 minutes. so we're at 8 minutes last time i checked in 12 minutes now it's only in

south bay. san jose becomes the state's largest city to ban flavored tobacco products.ouncil members voted unanimously to take the step. amanda del castillo you is live from san jose with details. there was a lot of passion behind this effort. reporter: yes. many passionate parents who say their motivation was the health and safety of their children. dozens tonight commending city council for deciding to pull those flavored tobacco products off of store shelves. with colorful packaging and enticing flavors like mango and tropical fruits, san jose councilmembers are concerned these products are marketed towards young people. after two days -- today's vote, the city will ban the sale of these products along with flavored juices. >> this is an urgent issue. fbi has tried to tackle it. the industry has gotten in the way, delayed things, referenda eyes things, and cause problems. it's up to local communities like this one to step up and protect our kids. reporter: the law would keep new tobacco retailers from setting up shop within 1000 feet of schools and 500 feet of an exi

bay today. not a bad day for bayside cities. but warmer redwood city 85 south bay temperatures range from the 80's to the 90's and for morgan hill, you're close to triple digits at 98 triple digits start in the east bay npwith livermore on up through danville, walnut creek and concord all at or above 100 degrees today oakland up to the richmond in the 70's and even more triple digits in antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville mid-nineties for sandra fell in nevada. we chat 94. let's get you a look ahead at our next 7 days here. it's not going to stay as hot forever and tomorrow. our hottest ones thursday, not as hot but still warm friday, slow cooling begins and by saturday and sunday. we are back down into the upper 80's to low 90's that our warmest and out of the 80's after today and tomorrow along the bay shore mostly back into the 70's, john, thank you for that. so update on the hot spot that we had all lanes. >> open 80 westbound at willow avenue in hercules number 2 lanes were closed was difficult to get through. so now we're starting to see some imp

reggie: in the south bay, san jose city leaders are going to work on formal -- formally apologizing on atrocities attacking chinese residents. the city has been accused of systemic and institutional racism targeting chinese over the last two centuries. that includes the destruction of several chinatown neighborhoods back in the 1800s. chronicle, the woman accused of starting a fire said she was thirsty and started a fire to boil water in a puddle. she said she thought that boiling the water would rid it of bear urine. that officer noted she was carrying a lighter and an incendiary device. the fun fire has burned more than 13 square files and is 60% contained. reggie: families who lost their home and the devastating caldor fire got a bit of help rebuilding their lives. the nonprofit ashlee's toy closet handed toys out to children who lost their homes. ashlee smith runs the nonprofit, and she is a fire survivor herself. ashlee: i don't know what is all in there. take whatever. >> this for my bike. i always crash. reggie: smith says her nonprofit has gifted more than 3 million toys to des

most of our bayshore cities either in a range of 70's to 80's today saying carlos in redwood city, each 81 south bay temperatures 70's 80's for you as well with san jose and cupertino each at 84 degrees. hayward union city some mid to upper 70's. well, pleasanton livermore danville, walnut creek and concord in the 90's. oakland will be a cool 74 degrees. really comfortable for you. vallejo warm but not too bad at 85 what antioch to benicia up to. fairfield in the 90's back a bill or loan spot. i think those triple digits today really the only city to be doing so now as we look ahead at the rest of this forecast conditions out there. we'll gradually cool down tomorrow is already not going to be as warm as today come wednesday, thursday and friday daytime highs back down into the 80's and we're going to stay that way into the upcoming weekend. reyna john, thank you for that is a nice looking forecast there. all right. let's get a look at your traffic as you're heading from the east bay into the city. a little under. >> 10 minutes for you to make it to that free must exit. so things are looking great.

those 68 burlingame to the south. 75 redwood city palo alto 73 in the south bay 76 for san jose 75 for santa clara milpitas east bay shoreline in the 70's and even 69 one for hayward 82 tri valley for livermore 75 dublin. 82 walnut creek 82 to concord. don't get too attached. these numbers are going to pop again come this weekend. 65 for berkeley state 62 for vallejo. that's really indicative of a good, strong stiff wind, but he should 7168 for napa and 74 santa rosa 70 game plan. here's what we have going on. temperatures continue to fall a little bit and then popped by the time we get into the weekend tuesday. we have some partly cloudy skies put on there just for good measure. we see some moisture bubbling up from the not sure if you want to completely go with that will put a post-it note on that to return. hope it's not going to be in the monsoon moisture grant. so thank you, dave. well, it is expected to be busy. >> this coming weekend. if you're planning to travel for the labor day holiday travel data company arrival list predicts nearly 43 million americans will take to the road

this. 63 san francisco with the lower 60's covering the coast 62 for half moon bay 68 for burlingame and down south 71 foster city alto. and in the south bay sub 80 for all these locations about that 79 even los gatos 77 cupertino, santa clara at 75 east bay shoreline checking into the mid 70's, although hayward 69 tri valley 82, maybe livermore. but even 78 for pleasanton, 70 or 82, rather, for a walnut creek in 82 for concord. think a little cooler tomorrow and 70 going on for oakland meanwhile, the with 60 to 74 for fairfield, 68 for napa and santa rosa checks in at 70 still making note of that plume of moisture tries to sneak up here in some of the models by monday. we'll call it somewhat partly cloudy, although temperatures will return back to this is the 90's by this weekend vicki. all right. dave, vaccine passport app supposed to make showing. >> proof of vaccination easier, but they haven't had the smallest role out the problem. some of them are problem. some of them are running into. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no ma

protesting a new city policy that takes effect a week from today requiring that all city workers be vaccinated. ktvu south bayorter jesse gary reports from city hall. what do we want? when do we want it? outside san jose city hall. the work week comes to a close with an airing of grievances. we don't have a voice anymore. they make laws in here that don't even consider us. the us represents people opposed to a change in city law starting october 1st all san jose employees. must receive a covid vaccine as a condition of employment or face disciplinary action up to and including termination, and we're going to walk this very slowly. i think we understand their folks have strong concerns. when you do address those concerns, mayor sam liccardo says vaccinating everyone is the only way to move beyond the covid pandemic. if this were about the science, nobody would be forcing shots on anybody else. upwards of 140 san jose police officers have to dispatchers and 80 firefighters agree. most say they'll walk or take a termination notice before being forced to become inoculated. if firefighters and police officers don'

out that direction while 80's to 90's for some of our bayshore cities would site at 91 redwood city 85 south bay temperatures ranging from the mid 80's and sonny bill to the upper 90's and morgan hill. now 3 months through hayward in the 80's livermore danville walnut creek concord, all triple digits oakland berkeley. in the meantime, only at 77 degrees, a good option to head to if you want to get some time outside antioch pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville each. also triple digit cities today with nevado and center fell each 94. here's a look ahead at our next 7 days. so today and tomorrow. easily triple digits, inland. tomorrow. we cool things down a couple of degrees, rather thursday. we do. and by friday, a few more degrees, even cooler yet now saturday and sunday of the weekend will still be warm for inland areas, but with temperatures only rising into the low 90's that our warmest that's around 10 degrees cooler than where will be today and a little bit of relief from the heat. reyna. tom, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic as you're traveling into the city. >

coastline and then temperatures in the 70's and 80's along the bay shore today foster city right 80 degrees. san carlos in redwood city, 84 south bay temps in the 80's to just almost the 90's. morgan hill. most get us are getting close. but hanging on to 89 fremont hayward castro valley in the 80's while 90's stretch from the tri valley on up through conquered oakland and san leandro in the mid to upper 70's north bay temps 80's to 90's and that same triple digits spot as yesterday vacaville right back up there today. but only for one more day. tomorrow's daytime highs. cool even further dropping into the upper 80's at our warmest for most areas. thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. we keep some low 80's around for your daytime highs. inland and 70's. in the meantime, right along the bay. some good sunshine to start the weekend and then that chance of north bay sprinkles on saturday. reyna john, thank you for that. so we do have a hot spot right now. this is on the benicia martinez bridge. >> we have an accident southbound 6.80, right near the mid span. one lane currently blocked. so you can see that delay as you're traveling

check with their local municipality or county government for programme details here in the south bay that the city of san jose's main website or you can go to housing dot c eight. got double going to put all that information on our website ktvu. com in san jose, jesse gary ktvu fox two news, so, california is among only seven states and washington, d c, which still have eviction moratoriums. in effect, washington state's moratorium program also ends at the end of this month, illinois's and next month new jersey's runs through the end of this year moratoriums in new york and washington, d c will expire early next. here minnesota's program also being phased out through the summer of 2022. new mexico is handling request to halt evictions on a case by case basis at six tonight the river fly fire there in plaster county that bird 142 structures just last month was human cause. cal fire has not yet said exactly what led investigators to that conclusion, but the agency did say the fire began on august 4th in the overnight camping area of the bear river campground. cal fire says it is continuing to work,

we did see more locations dip into moderate here in the south bay and the peninsula. even the city was moderate today. we had a moderate for the city, but it just went green over the last hour. the onshore search has already helped the air-quality there and in oakland. he get back to the east bay, and we are still holding onto moderate. this is the way it will stay. today, the bay area air quality management district put out an advisory for tomorrow and saturday, for the next 2 days. just stay on top of this. we will keep you updated on air quality. the high-resolution spark forecast, just looking at what the smoke will be like down near the ground where we are breathing -- we know it's moderate. there's some good news here. i know as we get into tomorrow, that doesn't look good. that gets us to noon tomorrow, and we start to pull in a bit more smoke from the north, but just enough of an onshore flow picks up after that that we can push it back and clear it out. this is not an exact science. go by the bay area air quality management district forecast that it stays similar enough, a

in the south bay, tonight, hundreds met outside san jose city hall for a monumental occasion. 200 yearsxican independence. amanda del castillo shows us the tradition is more alive than ever. ♪ amanda: the and sounds of mexican independence day bringing hundreds to downtown san jose. >> we have been in our houses for so long. these events give us happiness. amanda: marking 200 years of independence. celebrated every september 16. the day commemorates exit close freedom from centuries of spanish rule. councilman emphasizing the real significance for the south bay. >> we have icons like cesar chavez that have demonstrated and rallied hundreds of times for community members right here , beginning in the city of san jose. amanda: a community connected through culture from aztec dancers to live bands, latino artists, and more. keeping the past present. >> today means a lot of pride in our culture, a lot of pride in our history. as a descendant of immigrants from mexico, i see this day as a symbol of self-determination for our people. amanda: residents say the added recognition means more duri

bayshore cities, millbrae and burlingame in the 80's foster city 83 saying carlos in redwood city, each 88 south bay temperatures in the 80's to 90's with morgan hill inching close to the triple digits and we do have some triple digits further inland pleasanton as well as danville walnut creek and concord each at or above 100 degrees today. in the meantime, oakland up to richmond in the upper 70's. we'll have 80's in vallejo while 90's to triple digits elsewhere in napa and solano counties closer to the coastline as you'd expect. there's you're more comfortable numbers. great day at stinson beach and out towards point raise. here's your look ahead next 7 days here today is the hottest one but not much cooler tuesday wednesday and thursday dropping into the upper 90's inland and 80's along the bay friday saturday and sunday of next weekend, getting cooler highs falling into the 80's that our warmest by the weekend. the james. yeah. thank you very much, john. let's jump back outside getting quick check of traffic this morning. not much. >> to speak of. obviously being a holiday morning on this labor d

burlingame 83 saying carlos in redwood city in the mid 80's today while south bay temperatures risingy for about through hayward in the 80's livermore as well as danville walnut creek and concord triple digit heat for you later today. if that's too hot for you and you want to get outside oakland and berkeley are good options in the east bay at 77 degrees. pittsburgh antioch fairfield and vacaville. another scorcher here vacaville all the way up to one o 6 today santa rosa through center fell easily in the 90's too. now tomorrow. still triple digit day thursday. we could have a couple of triple digits on the map. but dropping or average inland highs down into the 90's. at least friday. a little cooler and by saturday and sunday, at least we're spending the weekend in the upper 80's to low 90's, which is still warm for inland spots. but cooler than we're going to be today and tomorrow. bayside areas in the 80's widespread today and tomorrow before your cool down into the 70's reyna. john, thank you for that. so no major traffic collisions out there. but we are seeing a traffic hazard. >

you will have some great times. 70's 80's along the bay shore today with foster city 82 san carlos, a warm 87 south bay temps in the low 90's cupertino in san jose each at 91. well, temperatures in the east bay livermore on up through danville, walnut creek and concord. also in the triple digits. much like yesterday oakland up to richmond, hanging on to your 70's like you saw yesterday. sure, it's warm, but it's a lot better than everyone else. antioch pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville in the triple digits. fillet how at 90 center fell at 93. so the good news is looking ahead at the rest of the forecast tomorrow, temperatures won't be averaging out in the triple digits in the end. but just the upper 90's a subtle cool down little cooler yet on friday and then saturday, sunday and monday only in the upper 80's inland and only in the 70's right along the bay shore. so we do have relief. and this time it's nicely timed in the middle of the weekend instead of during the workweek. so we're getting the heat out of the way while you're working. and we can look forward to some much more comfortable weath