for line fish like this publicity event in the south east of creek, local chefs, hotel and restaurant toners were invited to sample various dishes made with line fish. few leis. it's a competitive industry. but here, the participants can share ideas for recipes and learn how to better market the fish. just as important though, is that the organizers want to raise awareness of the ecological benefits of eating line fish. our main focus, these 2 reviews that, that much of that value increased is doing to the cost piece them. so we find out that the we can promote it with different the recipes. so we say, why know about 900 kilometers north in festa? low nikki, we visit the headquarters of i see an independent environmental organization that promote sustainable fishing. they're also looking for solutions for invasive species like the line fish in a pilot project. they're testing a special trap. the reason why we're using these stops is because they call as by guts. so they mostly target, like they have talked to mostly lying face and, and not the native species. because loan fees are usu

people north of mill creek road south of chimneys road east of wallace creek road and evacuation warning. >> and kron four's chief n in the weather center very busy and he's got the latest on cditi yeah, you can see that topography around there. all the mountains. it makes it really hard to fight those fires when they get up in some of those crevices in those mainous areas. and that's what we're seeing now. the winds have begun to tick up a bit. didn't want te thisbut now the winds or start to blow little bit stronger. we just had a gust of almost 20 miles an hour. the skaggs springs area in and around that fire. but you can see overall those winds now have moved up quite a bit, almost 20 miles an hour just to the north. and so you get winds like that on active fire. you can spread that fire and of course, blow those rt more fires along that point. a lot of that smoke beginning to filter back in toward the saint rose area. healdsburg those areas likely to smell more. that smoke as the winds pick up this evening. latest forecast model showing s

now,esidents living north and east of should a nice road south of stewarts point skaggs springs road and west of dry creek are under an evacuation order. those living north of mill creek road south of shimmies road east of wallace creek road and west of dry creek are under an evacuation warning. now we did speak with one business owner of creekside cottage. she lives just south of the evacuation area. he says he has been keeping a close eye on this fire. >> we're probably about 10 miles south of the fire, depending on which way the winds blowing. it's either, you know, pretty smoking or sunny, like it is right now. i alerted the guests are coming this weekend there's a fire that they should keep an eye on and that if the county does issued an evacuation order that they wouldn't be able to and, you know, i'm monitoring the i'm hoping that the winds stays like this, which is nothing. but, you know, it's i think it's supposed to get windy this afternoon. and i think that's really going tell the tale as to what happens opnext. >> and there has been a temporary evacuation center that has been set up. that's lo

now, residents living north and east of should a nice road south of stewarts point skaggs springs road and west of dry creek are under an evacuation order. those living north of mill creek road south of shimmies road east of wallace creek road and west of dry creek are under an evacuation warning. now we did speak with one business owner of creekside cottage. she lives just south of the evacuation area. he says he has been keeping a close eye on this fire. >> we're probably about 10 miles south of the fire, depending on which way the winds blowing. it's pre smoking or sunny like it is right now. i alerted the guests are coming this weekend that there is a fire that they should keep an eye on and that if the county does issued an evacuation order that they wouldn't be able to and, you know, i'm monitoring the i'm hoping that the winds stays like this, which is nothing. but, you know, it's i think it's supposed to get windy this afternoon. and i think that's really going tell the tale as to what happens next. >> and there has been a temporary evacuation center that has been set up. that's located at laguna hi

. >> now, residents living north and east of should nice road south of stewarts point skaggs springs road and west of dry creek are under an evacuation order. those living north of mill creek road south of should nice road. issa was creek road and west of dry creek are under an evacuation warning. we spoke with one business owner of creekside cottage who lives just south of that evacuation air area. he says he has been keeping a close eye on this fire. >> we were going to a show we're going to it's part of the jazz festival going on right now. so we're going to a show last so we're just trying to figure out there we go not but we ended up was pretty smoky down but we were able to kind of keep an eye on it. make sure that the house is gonna be okay. we're figure we just come running back. if it looked like it was going the wrong way. >> all right. so we also know a temporary evacuation center has been set up. that's located at laguna high school. there's also a there if you need any aid or have any other questions, asked them and a secondary temporary evacuation site has also been set up molino high school. so

evacuation orders remain in place for homes north and east of tennis road south of stuart's points. cakes, road and west of dry creek evacuation center set up at laguna high school in 4 still remains open. cal fire says that on tuesday they plan to keep on building containment lines and knocking down hot spots. now as of monday evening pg and e says that 500 customers are still without power, mainly around the lake. sonoma area. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and a new wildfire started today northwest of sacramento in colusa county. this started around 3 o'clock, but it is already grown more than 4400 acres with 0% containment winds at out miles per hour in the area. fueling the fire, pushing it farther south. the national weather service's smoke is moving towards the bay area. let's check in now with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with more on what's lawrence? yeah, it's really all turn out to be a the wind direction. that's the most important key factor. >> deal with some of that smoke poured our direction right now. things are kind did us the door right now. you c

east of chemise road. south of stewarts point. skaggs spring road and west of dry creek. this is an area filled with vineyards, a number of homes, so cal fire crews are now actively working to protect structures in the area from both the skies. they are dumping water and with crews on the ground. they have dozers here. we spoke with one man just down the road from here, forced to leave his home as the fire neared. >> everything i owned is there, so, i'm kind of hesitant to leave, but i know i have to. so, normally, you know, the evacuation is kind of like a warning, and that's what i had heard. and so now it's mandatory . so i'm, you know, i grabbed what i could and i put it in a truck, and i'm trying to get out of here. >> so for residents forced to evacuate like him, a temporary evacuation center is now set up at laguna high school, also known as el molino, at 7050 cove road in forestville. we're also hearing that cal fire sends to send in some plans to send in some of its knighthawk helicopters this evening. those are helicopters that are capable of flying at night wit

evacuation order in place for people who live near north and east of shimmies road south of stewarts point skaggs springs road. >> and west of dry creek. it's important to know your evacuation zone as well as important to know where you can go for help. there is a temporary evacuation center and that is located in forest ville at laguna high school and el molino high school there you can ask questions and get any services you may need. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> we talk to the owner of the creekside cottage. that's a rental cars that area. he lives just south of the evacuation area and of course, is being keeping a really close eye on the fire. >> we're probably about 10 miles south of the fire, depending on which way the winds blowing. it's either a pretty smoking or sunny like it is right now. i alerted the guests are coming this weekend that others a fire that they should keep an eye on and that if the county does issue an evacuation order, that they wouldn't be able to and, you know, i'm monitoring the i'm hoping that the winds stays like this, which is nothing. but, you know, it's i think it's supposed to get win

lake sonoma and evacuation has been issued for north and east of ximines road just south of stewarts point skaggs spring road and west of dry creek. other areas are under evacuation warnings and evacuation center has been set up at laguna high school that's in forest hill. and so far we have learned that no one has been hurt, but we want to get some details right now on what's happening because officials have confirmed that multiple buildings have been destroyed. the exact number has not been determined. cal fire did confirm with us. there are 400 personnel battling the fire and the agency has ordered the type one helicopters and the 3 fixed wings craft in order to fight this fire. so joining us now to talk a little bit more about this is someone from cal fire. this is cal fire assistant chief mike week. thank you for joining us. >> good afternoon, justine, the so let's just start with are those the acreage and containment numbers still the same as they were yesterday? know you have a most current information 1190 acres of 20% contained really from our incident commander >> that's out there on the scene and they continue those ef

evacuation orders remain in place for homes north and east of tennis road south of stewarts point skaggs road and west of dry creek evacuation center set up at laguna high school in 4 still remains open. cal fire says that on tuesday they plan to keep on building containment lines and knocking down hot spots. now as of monday evening pg and e says that 500 customers are still without power, mainly around the lake. sonoma area. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> well, a new wildfires sparked northwest of sacramento in calusa. so here's a timelapse video of that fire. the site's fire started around 3 yesterday afternoon. it's already grown to more than 44,000 acres 0% containment winds are around 11 miles per hour in the area. they're feeling the fire and pushing it further to the south. you can actually see the smoke in the sky. there. the national weather service is that smoke is moving towards the bay area. now we want you to stay with us on air online kron. 4 dot com. we're going to keep you updated on the very latest wildfire evacuation orders. the number of acres burned and contain

it reads, quote, wildfire on corral road east of i-580, areas west of the california aqueduct south of corral hollow creeknd south to stanislaus county should leave now. so all residents living in these affected areas again listed there on your screen need to evacuate immediately. all right. moving on to our next story here. as temperatures do warm up a beloved water park in the south bay is getting ready to open with a new name. tele bunga offers. 23 acres of water attractions at the san jose location previously known as raging waters. a sacramento-based company took over the lease for the site earlier this year. they did not announce the exact date for the grand opening but said tickets will be available soon. >> probably would want them this week to because look at this excessive heat coming our way, assess excessive heat. watch for solano county and heat advisory covering the east bay and also up in the north. they will have a look at those numbers in the extended forecast. we'll take a look your 4 zone as well. you keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues. >> all right, taking a live look out

east of lake sonoma. you can see the winds out of the northwest to west from about 20 to 30mph. that continues to send smoke down to the south and east. that evacuation order for the dry creek valley area, that is the order to get out. now, as you can see, the fire continues to get pushed by those winds down towards the south and southeast into the dry creek valley area here that you see on the screen. temperatures in the 70s, but really it's the wind and those wind gusts 20 to 30mph with humidity levels in the 20% range. very dry fuels out there, especially the grasses. and due to that wind, you can see the air quality impact from where that fire is burning off to the west there of healdsburg, sending that unhealthy air down into santa rosa and much of interior sonoma county right now. here's a look at how those air quality conditions spiked into the unhealthy range near healdsburg, with winds likely staying in the same direction they are now. if you're in those north bay communities and you smell the smoke, you probably want to shut those windows as the wind speeds will not be backing off in terms of the direction and where those winds are going and the speeds themselves.

of 75 south bay, you'll hold on to your low 80's this afternoon. well, as i mentioned, some of us in the east bay, like dublin up to walnut creek and conquer down in 70's for your highs. oakland to richmond in the 60's. well, antioch, down from yesterday's 90's to 85 degrees for your high today. tomorrow's temperatures will briefly be a little bit back up. winds will calm down. skies will be clear and temperatures will just because of that. after that, though, it's a very steady forecast. hugging seasonal averages pretty tightly in the 70's 80's. back to you. >> thank you, john. it's 10. 46 and a lawsuit's been filed against alameda county da pamela price by one of her former employees, patti lee served as prices public information officer last year and she's alleging the price told her at one moment in time that her enemies were, quote, the media and the asians and quote, the lawsuit stems from a press conference that price held in november of last year. a reporter was refused entry and that led to a flurry of public record. our records request lee was required them to turn over records related to the incident. but she claims the price chose to h

east of tennis road. >> south of stuart's points, cakes, road and west of dry creek evacuation center set up at laguna high school in 4 still remains open. cal fire says that on tuesday they plan to keep on building containment lines and knocking down hot spots. now as of monday evening pg and e says that 500 customers are still without power, mainly around the lake. sonoma area. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> well, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now tracking the winds in those conditions out there. the crews are facing the north bay, the trying to hold on this fire, lawrence? yeah, you know, when you get to enact a fire like this, really winds are so important. good news is the winds have not really ramped up. that's some of the forecast models were expecting. so we are still seeing some breezes out there right now. little of a northwesterly wind. but 7 miles per hour in around that fire. we did have those winds pick up to nearly 20 as we head toward the afternoon. but they have backed off once again. so that is a trend that we would like to see continue as

south and also the east. so right now it's just butted up right here against dry creek road. temperature of 86, humidity down to a very dry 17. we have northwest wind gusts here at 12mph. could get gusts up to about 25. tomorrow 87 winds out of the west at 13 and some winds up to about 25. so the way the winds blowing, i think into tomorrow, we would still see the fire trying to push towards dry creek road at this point. so hopefully we'll be able to keep those containment numbers with wind gusts only hitting at about 25. now we're still under a red flag fire warning here right through 8:00 tonight. this does include, lakeport, cobb, middletown, also mountains around napa, sonoma, saint helena and sonoma. we could get some isolated gusts, up to about 40 in that low humidity, as i talked about. and then this fire warning really stretches here for most of california from redding. all the way down towards bakersfield. now, back here across the bay area the air quality, because of that faster containment of the fire, at least, or trying to get that containment and acreage at about 1000 acres, w

of us in carlos. at 75 south bay, temperatures in the low 80's, mostly look at some of the inland east bay dublin at 76 degrees. walnut creek at 77. well, oakland up through richmond in the 60's, toledo, right at 70 in antioch. you are lone spot in the 90's yesterday. today. you're 85 looking ahead tomorrow as temperatures will be a little bit warmer, nearing 90 for some inland areas. and then we really level out after that this week has had a lot of ups and downs the weekend into next week. not so much with 70's to 80's all the way through right now. >> thank you for that. making really great time out there. if you're traveling along, 24 lawmaker down to 5.80, just short of 13 minutes. our highways and bridges not seen any major delays. 17 traveling into the city right now. no traffic, the only other toll plaza. we usually see 14 minutes amatil bridgeville 8.80, happened on that bridge. you making good time. 15 minutes, antioch, to concord. if you're traveling along 80 things will slow down until you hit berkeley in. just a 60 minute ride crockett all the way down to the maze. 1, 1, of the south 8.46. minutes. and let's ge

of mid 70's on the peninsula. some low 80's in the south bay. that's similar to yesterday. well, the inland east bay big for one of our biggest cool downs dublin that 76 walnut creek today for you, oakland, up to richmond. you stay in the 60's. vallejo are right at 70 antioch are warm spot out of the 90's back into the 80's today. tomorrow, a little bit warmer, but only one day of a little heat spike. then we're back down in level for the rest of the forecast in the mid 70's along the bay and mid 80's inland right john, thanks for that. well, unfortunately, we have a fatal traffic collision. >> this is on a little more. so this is actually a photo image. the backup that is currently right there right now. if you're traveling along the altamont past, it's about an hour to make it from livermore into dublin this morning. this accident involving a motorcyclist attractive tragically lost their life. try to navigate around him saying first street, a good alternate. that's i'd over here in this area and take first 84 and continue to navigate depending on where you're heading to. you can get back on 5.80. that other highways are experiencing that type of delay. so the ba

so north bay, east bay and south bay, that does include those of you in san jose livermore, walnut creektioch. and as you can see, our inland spots as we get up to the north bay as well. so just get ready for this. it is one day of extreme heat, but even one day can cause problems for those who are sensitive to the heat. so now is the time to make your plan to stay cool. tomorrow when we have the snap of heat coming our way. alright, now let's talk about today, which is to say that we're getting the sunshine in here a little bit earlier today. as you can see, we still have some marine layer presence this morning, but it's starting to clear out a little bit quicker. makes sense, right? high pressure, starting to move in and going to warm up a little bit more today. so 60 degrees in san francisco. 64 at oakland. we're in the mid to upper 70's and san jose livermore concord, los 70's right now in santa rosa, half moon bay. little cool out there. still hanging on to those 50's little bit of a breeze. nothing too extreme right now are between about 5.14 miles per hour. we will see that sea br

creek. much of the interior portions of the east bay, seeing those mid to upper 90s around the tri-valley. still more 90 south of downtown san jose. so between now and 10:00 tonight, eve is in his temperatures start to cool down. the heat advisory still in effect for the inland east bay santa clara valley from downtown san jose, south and for a few areas up across the north bay. a one day heat advisory as we head towards tomorrow, some cooler changes, wind picking up. we'll start to break. bring it edge off the heat for our inland valleys. but as those winds pick up, we'll have to watch those inland hills still very dry, especially from the heat of today. a closer look at the wind speeds hour by hour and how much cooling we might see in that sunday forecast coming up in a few minutes. thank you. new at six. another reminder to keep water safety top of mind when trying to keep cool in brentwood today, a toddler nearly drowned at a home on clarksburg place. first responders say the two year old lost consciousness before they arrived, but was breathing and conscious when they got there. as a precaution, the chil

south side of lake sonoma, west of geyserville. it started right along stewarts point, skaggs springs. the east, burning toward healdsburg. and that is the real concern this morning, firefighters spent hours defending vineyards and homes along dry creekd. containment only up to 15% people across the bay area noticing the smoke from this fire, satellite images show that smoke plume spreading down into the east bay. you could check out the view from this alaska airlines flight. you see that thick layer of smoke that is the fire we're talking about. abc7 news reporter lena howland is making her way to the fire zone this morning. lena, fire crews were hoping for better conditions overnight tonight. >> yeah, reggie that's right. we are in the petaluma area on our way to that fire right now where crews really have been working through the night to gain an upper hand on this fire. now, cal fire crews said that they were hoping to fight the fire by air by using three different helicopters overnight. new video from overnight shows flames fanned across dry creek road and mountain view ranch road. this was taken just before 11:00 last night. cal fire says through the night they had 36 engines on the fire with seven dozers, six hand crews and th

palo alto in the south bay, 91 san jose east bay shoreline near 90 with a try valley getting awfully close to 100 upper 90's that that 95 walnut creek, 97 conquered berkeley. 85 84 ofllay with napa at 95. and 98 going on for santa rosa next couple of days. there's a correction into the weekend that feels a lot better. now going back to the 80's with some scattered clouds. you know, we're talking all about, you know, pets and all that and cars and whatever. well, think of it this way. technically, if you take the earth, our average temperatures, 60 degrees just on average. if you took away an atmosphere, we didn't have one. we'd be at 0. so it shows you that. well, that's the greenhouse effect of the car you do that is acting like the atmosphere and it's all a lot hotter when yeah, pain that so that's why i mean, it's little counterintuitive. you wonder how get that hot. it does even in the winner does. i did see someone have their dog in their car. when i was at the at the gym last week and i was like, i hope you don't try that next week has also in the sonoran. yeah. >> thanks, dave. thanks for lessons science there. thanks all right. well, with the dangers of hea

of 70's 80's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. east bay sticking up in the 80's. maybe some mid 80's in the livermore about 80 degrees in walnut creek. 82 in danville about 86 degrees in pittsburgh. coastal areas keep you nice and cool 50's and 60's in the fog next couple days. here comes summer. yep. that's right. here it is. begins tomorrow. and we heat things right up near triple digit heat as we head in towards saturday. all right, lawrence. coming up, a new records been set for california's most expensive crib. crib. >> how much longs next? ♪ “jack n the box” by ice cube ♪ ♪ and your babies ♪ ♪ see my head is so big they call me ♪ ♪ jack n the box ♪ ♪♪ come on, fool, you know it's true. ♪♪ get a chick-n-tater melt in my new munchie meal. jack: welcome to jack in the box! with four sandwiches to choose from, everyone can build their own munchie meal. or they can just get mine. or they can get exactly what they want. or they can just get mine. or they could just get yours. jack: build your own munchie meal. ice cube: or get mine. jack: welcome to jack in the box! >> the summer solstice is tomorrow and it will be bringing a solar

evacuation orders remain in place for homes north and east of thomas road south of stewart's points. cakes, road and west of dry creek evacuation center set up at laguna high school in 4 still remains open. cal fire says that on tuesday they plan to keep on building containment lines and knocking down hot spots. now as of monday evening pg and e says that 500 customers are still without power, mainly around the lake. sonoma area. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>and we are following several other big fires burning in california. the biggest one sparking northwest of sacramento on monday afternoon at the other 2 in southern california have been growing since saturday. the sites fire in colusa county has grown nearly 4500 acres. 0% contained. the national weather service is warning smoke from this fire is heading into the north bay and people who are sensitive to smoke or have respiratory issues are advised to stay indoors and keep their windows and doors closed in southern california. the post fire has grown to about 16,000 acres. it started on saturday night near the 5, just west of lanc

palo alto in the south bay, lower 90's for the east bay shoreline not too far behind near 90 will give a word about 90 try valley upper 90's to near 100 95 per woman creek conquered 97. 84 ofllay with map and 95 98 santa rosa. don't do it today. tomorrow they'll do it on wednesday. here's your longer range forecast for friday. and 85. a little drop into the weekend with some scattered clouds. but it doesn't look as busy as it did from the for at least. it will be some relief, though. that's the good thing. so it's not too chilly. good back was still remain warm but not right? well, thanks for the warning. yeah, right. >> up next, a new mural unveiled at an east bay elementary school. why it is not only honoring doctor king's legacy. >> mural honoring doctor martin luther king junior was unveiled at a richmond elementary school named after him. big deal here today. doctor king's great niece. celeste beal was a keynote speaker for the mural dedication and the school's 6th grade promotion. the mural not only honors doctor king's legacy, but also the school's history in the community. >> community, it's almost like we're in world together. none of wanted to be born here. none

creek interchange. so that's pretty customary. the rest of the east bay showing a build as well as the south bay north 101 and watch highway 17.ill be a lane closure today from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. they're doing that landscape work, but it will remain open. back to you. good reminders. thanks, mike. happening now the clock is ticking to a new junk fee law taking effect next monday across california for restaurants are still hoping to gain an exemption. now. the bill bans all undisclosed fees, but state lawmakers are debating last minute legislation allowing restaurants surcharges to remain legal. that's as long as the added fees are clearly disclosed to customers now hopes are high that the bill will arrive in time on governor gavin newsom's desk and ahead. a look at the top stories here on today in the bay, including a major decision for san francisco schools, the closures that could soon come. plus we are just hours away from hearing governor newsom's state of the state address, the cuts he's expected to outline. we'll be right back [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want

south bay east bay. temperatures up in the a about the mid-eighties. i think some of warmer spots there may be about 78 degrees in walnut creek. 72 in hercules get the idease temperatures coming down a bit tomorrow and then as we get toward the next few days, will we start to talk about a rise in those temperatures? friday saturday looks like those temperatures getting hot. doesn't look like we're going to see extreme wind- develop again. no offshore winds know low humidity. so even though it's going to be hotter, the fire danger should rise drastically. good news. thank you. california state fair is set to become the first one of the country to allow the legal sale and consumption. >> of marijuana state. fair ceo tom martinez says they'll expand their offerings this year to include on site sales and consumption in a designated area. he says the move will provide a platform to amplify the state's agricultural community in 2022, the state fair here introduced to cannabis exhibit as part of the fair schedule. >> the los angeles unified school district has voted to ban cell phones from schools. the board says the ban is expected to take effect in january of

south side of lake sonoma, just west of geyserville. it started right along stewarts point skaggs springs road and exploded to the east. firefighters. firefighters spent hours defending vineyards and homes along dry creek road. containment is up to 15. people across the bay area are noticing the smoke from this fire tonight. satellite images show that smoke plume spreading down into the east bay. and check out the view from this alaska airlines flight. you can see that thick layer of smoke. we have team coverage of this fire tonight from the evacuations to the dangerous weather conditions. let's get straight to abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn with the latest from firefighters. suzanne zach, tonight, this wildfire continues to burn out of control. >> we know that it's damaged or destroyed a number of buildings. we don't know exactly which ones or how many yet. and we also know these dangerous flames forced a number of families out of their homes. >> it's terrifying. >> sonny childress was among hundreds of residents and visitors near lake sonoma along west dry creek road in sonoma county, ordered to leave their home for their own safety. others told to standby to evacuate. so i grabbed my sister's

nice, comfortable range of mid 70's with the redwood city at 74 south bay temperatures, mid 70's in santa clara and even the inland east bay. double in at 74 degrees today. walnut creekville at 76 degrees. oakland, san leandro, richmond at 67 while vacaville and fairfield in the low to mid 80's for your highs tomorrow. first day of summer, temperatures start to rebound a little bit by the first weekend of the new season. we are officially hot inland again with highs back in the 90's and 80's along the shore of the bay right now. all right. on eve of that on this juneteenth, we've got pretty light conditions out there traveling across the bay area. >> along 80 right now, 60 minute ride slow down when she had berkeley. once you get past that smooth sailing 9 minutes into the city right now that looks great. 70 overs just short of 16 minutes. it's a 80 to 101, one on the south bay still pretty green across the board. the south bay all the way stores peninsula. 30 minute ride. 85 to menlo park selling adult animal. pete about 22 minutes. 5, 18, 8.80, are both clear. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 7.17, is the time in east bay. oakland voters

the south bay here, warming up a touch. 77, san jose. 76 santa clara around 70 for the east bay shoreline. get ready for numbers near about 90 come middle of the week. 78 livermore up to a warmer creekncord, 69 berkeley, not bad for a delay. what, 70, 83 fairfield, 81 now up and trying to 86 for santa rosa. here's the seesaw added thing here. monday. we drop off a little bit quickly recover into the 90's. then we head into next weekend. looks like we'll get some relief again. cooling things off. so tuesday, wednesday, thursday, those are kind of like the 3 days in a row. we're kind of watching and it's pretty much you can plan on 90's 1 little to upper 90's on we may even cross 100 and a couple of spots just a lot of counties only kind of the talk about. now. let me add to that little later on. that's incredible. sunday is the first 90's we can expect of the you know, we already had nice little run a row. despite the biggest heat spike we've had so far, though. okay. and then a little relief coming in next weekend come with some clouds to. but, you all right. well, very good information there. thanks so much. >> all right. a new bill introduced in the state legislature gives 6 to gi

84 palo alto sub 90 for a lot of the south bay here. 87 san jose, santa clara, 86 lower 80's on the east bay shoreline tried valley working into the 90's here. 88 walnut creekeratures going forward again tuesday. with the daytime heating might have some strikes of lightning to look out for their 83 on thursday cc. there's the cooling effects from that front, if you will. but it's enough that the summer season, so they're not as a big deal there on the winter, but at least it will help kind of correct temperatures little bit, ok? all right. we will take them a little bit of fog. will, you know, cool things down. that's good to keep that marine layer moisture here. chris cross, thanks so much. day. >> it is officially summer dave just described there and crabbing season is in full swing. but part right, coo of fog harbor fish house joined us live on set to show us some delicious dishes. you can try. we're next summer time soiree. check this out. >> good morning to you. good morning, stephanie. thanks for having us. of course. thank you so much for being here. and this smells delicious. but first of tell us a bit about fog harbor south history. fog harbor fish

south bay 90's are all here. 92 san jose morgan hill, 96 near 90 for portions of the east bay shoreline, but tri valley near 100, you can expect today again, you'll feel difference tomorrow. 97 walnut creekweek. and we get a little stubborn here towards the mid portion of the week continue to cool. it looks like into thursday by about a 2 or so. and all of that. it's still we continue with a little bit of that onshore breeze going. so that's the good direction. we'd like that checks out, ok, right now. >> you know, i will be indoors or of the ac going on there. you need the ac definitely inland. yes. all right. thanks so much, very good information there. well, a judge this week ordered stanford university in stanford health care to pay 10 million dollars in damages in connection. >> 2 employees, racial harassment case. the lawsuit filed back in 2017 by a former worker alleged the plantiffs co-workers used the n word and mistreated black patients. one image included in the lawsuit shows a staffer dressing as a member of the ku klux. the day after the lawsuit was filed, the university's dean and hospital ceo since an email to staff members implying the employee. have been dishonest but a

creek. and as we look at some of these other commutes, i kind of switched to the south bay there, and i missed all the middle of the eastis a little slow into hayward. so you still have some time to get out there. bay bridge has already been backed up. this is a triple a traffic camera showing us about a 15 minute delay at the bay bridge toll plaza. 639 let's go back to steve with today's weather. >> all right, sam, thank you, even though we are running anywhere from about 5 to 11 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time, we are expecting to turn that around and get warmer here. so getting warm to hot here for almost everyone. i would think coast bay and inland 70s 80s but inland temps 90s for most here. although again outside my forecast zone there could be a few near 100 degrees today and tomorrow. all the cloud covers kicked out of here. the highs building in water temps are still cold 50, 50, 50, 53, 52. that's cold. so it won't take much to get the fall going. it just won't be today or tomorrow. maybe thursday. there could be a shallow little band there, but 50s on the temps, some low 60s, mid 60s, but mainly 50s

palo alto in the south bay near 80 upper 70's of that with these are chilly, almost lower 70's east bay shoreline. tri valley will be popping into the lower 80's or 80 ish. 77 for walnut creekairfield. 76 napa and 87. meanwhile, going on for santa rosa. again, we're watching out here for tuesday can up to 94 potentially 95 96 and then backing down again in 2 the end of the week. and again, the next thing we're kind of watching their again as next week in the direction of the winds spelling and a little bit to solano county with some of those offshore winds. but sacramento county sacramento valley looks to be hit pretty hard by some offshore winds. may be that all comes together. okay. all right. some good information so much, dave. well, there's yet another controversy involving the a's this time over how many home games the team will play in that new. >> yet to be built and still to be financed stadium in las vegas. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> this is actually extremely normal. what is shocking me is again, how clumsy all this scenes in public, former miami marlins president david samson is talking about the latest controversy surrounding the a's new stadium