news in southern california. an armed man... barricaded inside a los angeles grocery >>> returning now to the breaking news in southern california, an armed man barricaded in a logrocery store. started with officers chasing a suspect and he opened fire at the officers and crashed his car outside of the trader joe's store and ran inside. that's when officers open fired. a heavy police presence in the neighborhood. we don't know how many workers and shoppers are still inside. we're going to keep a close eye on the digital platforms, follow us on twitter @nbcbayarea. >>> the fire in yosemite consuming 42-square miles. two firefighters suffering serious back injuries while fighting the ferguson fire yesterday. a four firefighters injured since the flames broke out more than a week ago. another firefighter killed in the fire and it is only 7% contained. >>> a dangerous situation for people in a south bay homeless encampment a fire broke out there about 7:30 this morning near moore park and lee avenue and more than 20 firefighters had

the initiative would break the state into northern california...cali fornia...and southern california. the bay area...would be in...california. (vicki) the 169 adult ice detainees currently being held at the west county detention facility in richmond will soon be leaving. contra costa county's sheriff has announced he is cancelling the contract with ice to house detainees in that facility. kron 4s' dan kerman joins us live from the sheriff's office in martinez with more (anchor) look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was mostly sunny and nice today with hot temperatures again inland. the summer monsoon continues to bring shower and thunderstorms into southern california. highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. hi

now, the forecast does look at least promising to get us out of this super hot weather for southern california. you can see right here in goleta by monday, we're down to 85. then eventually some 70s next week. you can count on us, nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com, also our sister station in california, knbc, for the latest updates and head to nbcbayarea.com. let's bring you back into our own weather. tomorrow morning we start off mostly clear. temperatures in the 60s. not too bad of a start across the bay area. we're looking still at some 50s in san francisco. a little chilly to start. as we head through the day those numbers are going to be rising and fast. our fire danger will be increasing with some drier air moving in. in fact, some of the heat from southern today will be slowly making it closer to us. that's why we've pushed up temperatures a couple more degrees. 97 in morgan hill. 98 in gilroy. notice theum down to 28%. we will be close to 100 here for parts of the east bay. it's going to feel like it outside. antioch up to 98. danville, 98.pleanton also 95 be the highest. still have the bay

the summer monsoon continues to bring shower and thunderstorms into southern california. highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. highs at the beaches tomorrow will also be cooler with fog and in the 60s with 70s and a few 80s around the bay. high pressure will begin to build in slowly and our temperatures will warm into the weekend. it will be muggy on friday with moonsoonal clouds moving through. more sunshine is expected for the weekend with hotter temperatures. (grant) panic and fear today...for a young boy who was watching a baby...flames...tearing through homes at his apartment complex. the fire.... near barcelona circle and buchanan road. and that's where kron 4's ella sogomonian is live tonight...ella these two children were injured...how are they doing tonight? they were treated and released for minor smoke inhalation

before that you could travel all the way through and continue onto southern california. drivers were turned out at gorda. >>> it is 4:36 for you. coggi coming up another company says good-bye to plastic straws and stirs. marri marriott making the switch. >>> more and more people getting rid of cable tv, where they are going and why. >>> good morning. wall street is set for a higher open after stocks rose yesterday. the dow got a boost on good earns. the nasdaq closing at a record high and a rov shares 7855. >>> marriott plans stop straws worldwide. mar marriott says it will let them identify alternatives. marriott is the latest following starbucks, the hilton and hyatt. >>> launching a new ride sharing sharing unit will be able to schedule a ride. costs $2.49 per mile and 40 cents per the ability to request a specific temperature or flag the driver that the ride should be >> do i get smacked too? >> thanks. >> i will be driving my really cool van. >>> shows 5 million viewers will end their cable subscriptions this year. lose about $5.5 billion in revenue. how will they g

the summer monsoon continues to bring shower and thunderstorms into southern california. highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. highs at the beaches tomorrow will also be cooler with fog and in the 60s with 70s and a few 80s around the bay. high pressure will begin to build in slowly and our temperatures will warm into the weekend. it will be muggy on friday with moonsoonal clouds moving through. more sunshine is expected for the weekend with hotter temperatures. (ken) the county fire burning in yolo and napa counties is now 83 percent contained. it has burned just more than 90-thousand acres and has destroyed 20 structures. all evacuation orders have been lifted. (pam) terrifying moments today for a child and a baby... as a fire tears through their townhouse in antioch.(ken) the children have been taken to the hospital for

thunderstorms in southern california. we'll let you know how close this will get to the bay area in about nine minutes. shorter. as we first told you monday, wait times at the dmv are twice as long as >>> the lines are not getting any shorter.longs last year. some customers are going online to an independent website to avoid these long lines. what does the dmv think about this? >> reporter: the dmv is actually investigating this company and whether it is legal for them to do this. it was really painful here at the santa clara office. we talked to people who waited more than five hours. a lot of them told me they would pay for an independent service that could get them an appointment within two weeks. but they question why they can't do it themselves on the dmv website. major frustration at this dmv office in santa clara today for people waiting in lines out the door. >> it took me about four hours just to right now which is waiting for my number to get called. >> reporter: dmv blames the delays on the it's taking staff to

continues for a woman who was traveling from oregon through the bay area to her sister's in southern california. next, why investigators are now focusing their efforts in monterey county. california bank robber sets his sights on the bay area -- and he's already been busy... weather ad libs traffic ad libs >>> a well-known southern california bank robber sets his sights on the bay area and he's already been busy. >> and watching hi-def doppler this morning as our chance of thunderstorms is in full effect. we are actually seeing a few areas of rain coming down and a couple of lightning strikes to talk about. >> and a few more hot spots lighting up the map. we are tracking an accident in daly city. here's a live look 101 at 280 in and out of san francisco. we'll take a closer look at what kind of delays this crash is causing coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, july 13th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. a flight from san francisco to australia made an emergency landing early this morning. passengers say that they saw flames from the engine during take-off. kpix 5's ann

it would divide the state into northern california, southern california, and california. tim draper hired a company to help engineer the uk's brexit to try and convince california residents to back the split- state proposal. >>> new reports on the fires in sonoma county this month. leaders will discuss what should be done moving forwardla disclose fire safety discounts offered by them. >>> time now 6:11. one bay area county is looking to cash in on the marijuana buzz. >> and what could eliminate a bay area bridge toll hike. >> we have speeds in the yellow right now along southbound 880. what's causing the backup? find out after the break. >> we have beautiful clear conditions out there today. coming up, how hot we'll get today and when we'll start to feel the humidity. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. this new pot tax fontraosta county i right the cash in on the green rush. this morning supervisors will get public input about adding a new pot tax go veer ballot. according to the county, early estimates project

build back across central and southern california.we get to monday and tuesday, the ridge will weaken just a little bit. area of low pressure approaches the coast. continue to make the sea breeze pretty strong. at least to start the week. go through thursday and friday. things could get interesting as more thunderstorms start to rotate around. call it the monsoon pattern. seasonal reversal of the wind flow out of the southeast a lot. which will tropical forecast. taking a close clook at upper lev level moisture. muggy factor going up again next week. end of the weekend going to copy and paste the forecast for tomorrow. similar conditions. temperatures in the low 90s and stay tune. wednesday and thursday. we're going to see temperatures drop and try to get a difference in humidity starts to come up. coming up in 20 minutes. closer look at and we can see perhaps any measurable >>> coming up. scare night for people in south bay. >> dramatic video as flames burn >> dramatic video as flames burn closto ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers

the summer monsoon continues to bring shower and thunderstorms into southern california. highs today were in the 90s inland with 60s at the beaches. on the satellite you can see the area of low pressure moving to our north. that will help cool the temperatures a little tomorrow but we will still have 80s to low 90s inland. more fog will develop along the coast and bay tonight. highs at the beaches tomorrow will also be cooler with fog and in the 60s with 70s and a few 80s around the bay. high pressure will begin to build in slowly and our riday with moonsoonal clouds moving through. more sunshine is expected for the weekend with hotter temperatures. (ken) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood.. on your phone and online at kron-4 dot com. you will also find full forecasts and current conditions and get breaking news push alerts with our app. you can download it right now. (pam) panic and fear today... for a young boy who was watching a baby... as flames started tearing through homes at his apartment complex. the fire damaged at least 12- units earlier t

the reason, high pressure remains steady over much of southern california. that's bringing triple digit heat to folks in southern california as well as north in redding and certainly thru the sacramento valley and the central valley today. as we continue on, we are going to see heat continuing over the next couple of days. now, the latest on the devastating carr wildfire in shasta county. 38,000 people have been ordered to evacuate as the fire has caused widespread destruction, even in the city of redding. let's take a look at the latest numbers. the carr fire is linked the deaths of two firefighters, an estimated 500 structures are destroyed with thousands of homes still threatened. more than 48,000-acres have burned, and the fire is just 5% contained this morning. nine people are still unaccounted for. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for the redding area through monday morning. the forecast high temperature as i mentioned, today and tomorrow, 110 degrees. >> we have areas that are still threatened, still evacuated, and we're real

let's go to southern california. not too hot. not too cold. looks like this was the perfect temperature. the bear showed up this morning. hopped into the pool. told everybody stay inside, there's a bear in somebody's backyard. it finally hopped into a neighbor's yard. it was like let me check out this pool but tracked down by animal control. shot by a tranquilizer gun and taken back to the wild. >> everybody has a pool in that block. >> it looks really cute but if you're there you're going oh, my god. >> here in the bay area we have the temperature swing. it's chilly and inland is hot. >> i was in san francisco this morning. you needed jacket. the fog was out. you head over to the east bay, lots of sin shiunshine. l we have a lot happening. it may be july but check out the weather map. we have low pressure to the southwest. circulation around this going to bring up more humid thunderstorms. this pattern sounds really familiar. it's almost a carbon copy of what we had happen last week. we're going to talk more about our thunderstorm chances in

is a live look at the (dave)persistent high pressure centered over the desert southwest and southern california will maintain warm and dry conditions inland. meanwhile, onshore flow and a persistent marine layer will keep temperatures near the ocean and bays a few degrees cooler than normal. inland areas will likely cool slightly starting around midweek as high pressure weakens. ( marty ) wildfires continue to ravage california. cal-fire estimates there are 300 fires buring in the golden state. in northern california, the ranch and river fires in mendocino county have burned 14- thousands acres. one home has been destroyed... and mandatory evacuations are in place. kron's charles clifford joins us live now from hopland with the latest... mandatory evacuations orders are also in effect in both lake and mendocino counties where two wildfires are burning. the river fire and the ranch fire are now part of the mendocino complex fire. together it is now 14-thousand acres... and 10-percent contained. this is what it looked like saturday evening. a viewer shot this video and said that ash was falling o

southern california and the high desert.tions after thursday that we might see some of that. the possibility of some of that coming off the sierra and maybe -- lake county and also in the mother load. that would be towards friday and into the weekend. 50s, 60s, to 76 in brentwood. berkeley is 59 degrees. and around the bay, 57 seems popular. kensington, el cerrito. and the city is 57. tiburon at 54. you want to cool down. arcata. 56 in monterey. and a few high clouds and more to the south. tahoe and truckee just getting clipped by clouds. and most of the thunderstorm activity is bishop and mammoth. the sierra, lake tahoe gets in on that. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s to 100 degrees. 66 half moon bay. and gilroy at 100. that's hot. >> that is hot. >> there's a weather block called weather west. it's very good. and a lot of the comments were it's hotter than the forecast highs. that is correct. i-- a lot of them have been undershooting. and that includes inland areas. >> just because it's not typical? >> they are not accounting for the m

they definitely having dealing with it in southern california and arizona. and now it's here! so looking at a line that's coming right through cloverdale at this hour, heading right along 128 and 101. so it may be a little bit wet down there if you are heading that direction at all near clearlake, as well. and near geyserville. so those are the locations now. the

on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... a vice mayor in solano county is doubling down on his homophobic stance. what some people in that community want to see happen now. (grant) plus, the community franciscio...is mourning the death of a ped-cab driver. we're joined live in studio by a man working to keep all bicyc

super lakes represents tons of the local community but really the whole southern california soccer community we're centrally located to almost every major use club where it's within an hour's drive to get here and i think it represents change and an emphasis on putting a lot of time energy resources into having great fields having easy access for the families that. watch their kids play and really a place where we hold coaching education we hold camps we we've hosted a national campus here so it's really i think you're going to what i always say this is really everybody is a place in place that you know people have ideas on more stuff that we could do to make it better but we want this to be you know the center of all of soccer here in southern california where would you say that that the u.s. in terms of supply chain into m.l.s. and then ultimately into the you with national team football in this country is definitely grown. you know it's more visible you see a play and when you go out to dinner you know there's more leagues there's more players playing in certain parts of the country we ha

on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstormsver the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. drop it drop it drop it (grant)new video just released-- showing the moment police... and a jury has already ruled that the man committed suicide by not dropping his knife. tonight though we are seeing the moments before he was shot in the dramatic video. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins

it is that scenic drive from san francisco to southern california. it is finally ready to reopen. the section shut down bay massive landslide will finally reopen. a storm triggered that slide last may. before the slide you can actually travel all the way through and continue through southern california. after the slide drivers were turned around. the highway will reopen at 10:00 a.m. >>> the wild fire burning near yosemite burned more than 12,000 acres and only 5% contained. as we have been reporting one firefighter died battling the fire. >>> 5:44. this is the first infant dpret whooping cough. they say that baby was from san bernardino county. sit a highly contagious respiratory disease. >>> considering a $60 roll back. it was added back in 2007 after two lawsuits and was forced to pay $40 million in settlements. lawsuits were filed after they saw their fees increase. >>> have you seen the growth in trivalley growing and not just population but also the economy. live pictures this morning. that area includes livermore and san ramon. the trivalley saw a 35% increase in jobs. >>>

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the moisture coming off the sierra and southern california starting to talk a turn. that's going to play in partly cloudy skies later today. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, about the same as yesterday. running warmer on the peninsula. stanford, 61 and los altos 62. mid 50s san mateo codelta wind kicking up its heels a little bit. after that you see the fog and low clouds burning off and these high mid level clouds on the way. there's a lot down here, we're just too far to the west but we'll mention some of that coming in later today. upper 80s, low 90s. cville, s way. also on interstate 80 so please give yourself a little extra time. although the traffic delays are not very big. solano super commute does look all right if you're driving across the cartinis bridge. richmond to berkley, it looks pretty good. this is about a 15-minute drive, more than that driving to the bridge. a little bit of jam in left lanes, nothing major. d of dir discussing a change that could affect thousands of people who rely on bart's early morning service under the bay. be awar that for a f

responsible for a rash of crimes in southern california and the bay area. he's been dubbed the "faux badge "... because h >>> investigators are trying to identify a bank robber responsible for a rush of crimes in arizona. he has been dubbed the badge bandit because he tends to wear a fake badge it is said. he also wears a gun, sometimes in a shoulder holster. he has born -- worn various clothing during the heists. inhabited the first republic bank where he wore a orange golf shirt with a white american flag baseball. -- baseball hats. two hours later -- baseball hat . two hours later he wore a hawaiian shirt and straw hat, this time the teller refused to give him money so he ran off empty-handed. the fbi does confirm the same man struck three banks beginning last month. he is described as about six feet tall and 260 pounds. >>> a former lawyer lisa paige is testifying behind closed doors on capitol hill in her role in the russia election meddling investigation. this follows yesterday's ten- hour congressional hearing full of shouting matches and finger- poi

thermal also southern california 119. oxnard 85.s tefosprings,eir low, e coldest part ofda bra rerd for sutrcamera shing our tempatures different, 54 degrees in san francisco. 57 in livermore. oakland 58. concord 61. so heat returns inland. we have that morning marine layer. it's not necessarily being pushed too far across the east bay. concyou seem to be waking up to sunshine this morning. but yes, very gray. also a little drizzle you can spot along the coastline this morning in places that are near the water. visibility dropping half moon bay down to 4, san jose lower now at 7 miles. oakland airport 6-mile visibility and then through the north bay not so bad. yesterday was worse with one to two-mile visibility. right now onshore breeze also occurring through sfo 10-mile- per-hour sustained winds. also through downtown san francisco, it's 12. but look what's going on east of livermore. that's where the areas shaded in yellow and red a sign of gusty conditions. we have an overall southwest wind. now, anywhere near the water will be

most of it favors southern nevada and southern california. an interesting sunrise there for southern california heading in between la and san diego. some of that wants to take the turn starting tomorrow and tonight. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. 60 seems rather popular. stanford 62 and loss altos mid 50s on the coast. 57 in union city. still a decent on shore breeze. the water temperatures are up at 55 to 61. 40s up in the mountains. fog giving way to sunshine and this is the area we're focused on for the next 36 hours ably n some. more likely in the mountains. that's the key. we have missed out on that. 60s and 80s and some 90s. 4:31 now. picking up of construction work and paving. >> absolutely that's what they're doing in so lan know county trying to get to west contra costa, road work they're picking up in fairfield and vallejo, heading out towards richmond and the richmond area, cartinez bridge and traffic is looking good. no major issues especially now that some of the road work has been picked up. this is a look at the mcarthur maze

only after the mexican war of 1826 to 48 when southern california became part of the u.s. did anyone really start to postulate a grand trouble us in this desert centered on a narrow, unreliable waterway known optimistically as the l.a. river. only americans it seemed could dream of something so unlikely, so contrary to simple common sense, a necessity that the place would have to be forced like in amarillo are the season, a certain amount of trickery would be required to bring resources, population and industry to place that lacks them all. but eventually, the implausible became actual. by the end of the 1920s the world city of l.a. california was reality. in urban giant grown up in a place where no such city should rightly be. this book is a story of this extraordinary transformation. it begins in 1900 when l.a. was still a largely agricultural town and one that the national irrigation congress regarded as having no future of anything larger. the explosive growth that followed over the next three decades had nothing natural or inevitable about it. each step in the city's

. >>> and from the oregon border to southern california, the largest fire by far is in yolo county. and a fire in san diego county. called the west fire in alpine. about a dozen homes have been destroyed including a 130-year-old historic ranch and it is only 5% contained. >>? siskiyou county, about 40 structures have been damaged and two cemeteries. hundreds of people have been forced from their homes. >> county fire in yolo has burned 88,000 acres. it is nearly half contained. ten structures are threatened. firefighters said the weather was more favorable today but they're concerned because this weekend may be hotter and drier with stronger winds. let's go to our meteorologist, drew. >> that intense heat today in the southwest that is driving a lot of the newer fires. look at the highs frrgs l.a. to palm springs to bakersfield. 108 in los angeles and it will do the same thing again tomorrow. future tracker temperatures tomorrow afternoon. 1:00. l.a. back to 104. palm springs, 113. no relief from this intense heat the next 24 hours. the highest fire danger in california will be in s

if you're headed to las vegas, phoenix, southern california.om that moisture. not to tahoe yet. may be over the weekend. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, to 100 degrees. >>> the traffic is improving. however, don't you hate the however? southbound 680. we will look at traffic in walnut creek, southbound. it is slow from concord. i can put the map up for you. southbound 680 at south main. there was a crash. that is on the shoulder. however, if someone has been raped placed by a crash westbound 24 in lafayette. right here near the bart station . traffic is slow there as well. both of those commutes have been very slow. coming from concord to walnut creek, it is a very slow commute. down the road, southbound 680 improving after some earlier trouble on the sun no grade. the whole commute here has been on schedule all the way down to milpitas. we also look at the bay bridge. that is backed up this morning as we get up to what the macarthur maze. this is a 20 minute delay. pretty normal. san mateo bridge and dunbarton bridge are moderate. this is 280 in san jose.

the monsoon moisture down in southern california, arizona and nevada. some looks like it wants to pay a visit on friday. 50s and 60s on the temperatures here. temperatures around the bay in the 50s as well. berkley lab kensington all at 55 and the city says hey, we're 55 and it's close for everyone else. tib ron at 52 degrees and there's an on shore breeze or direction at sfo and oakland west at 12. plenty of low clouds equalling a cooler pattern today. upper 80s and lower 90s now. super commute time or what? >> yes, it is we're looking at the super commute, the altamont pass approach and the tracy triangle. traffic on 205 is already slow on that super commute. slow traffic coming in to the liver metro valley, getting better by the time you reach the pass and if you're driving towards castro valley it should be all right. a live look at interstate 880. we're waking up with a decent commute at the bay bridge. not a big crowd just yet. 5:01 back to the desk ofrjts oakland police investigating a deadly shooting. very few details but oakland police rushed t

the high pressure is right across southern california. the good news, the hottest of the weather is today, we will go down a bit tomorrow. and then we are out of the triple digit threat from sunday in to friday of next week that will help firefighters, if you have friends or family, they will be under a red flag fire warning until saturday. >>> it felt strange outside of. the heat and humidity and the clouds this morning. a few isolated spotty showers reported, it's all from the tropical depression fabio, the moisture streaming up in to the bay area. we will lose a lot of the humidity tomorrow, the heat will crank up. we will be at 77 at 10:00. and 87 by noon and we will show you who reaches 100 and more in dangerous waves coming you up. >> you can track the weather with the free nbc bay area app. it's more accurate than your standard iphone weather. you can get the forecast specific to your neighborhood sgloimpts what the robber -- it not what the robber counted on, a man breaks in the home and the family fights back. the suspect, shot s

. >>> arrested for storming a trader joe's in southern california. the new charges being made against suspected gunmen. >>> traffic is moving along the bay area. so far and we will let you know more about what we have coming up. >>> what we have is another fog bank making its move even though temperatures of,. is another nice week but warmer for some. >>> welcome back. is 4:13 am, and the men arrested on saturday for storming the trader joe's in los angeles and taking the entire store hostage has been formally charged with murder. 28-year-old jane adkins first shot his grandmother and girlfriend before leaving the police on a chase that ended up in a trader joe's for the store manager was killed and several others were hurt. police are still interviewing witnesses. >> my daughter sent me a text saying that there was a gunman in trader joe's. and i love you mother.>> the center for the police lasted about three hours on saturday. it ended when adkins turned himself in. the suspects grandmother who was shot seven times survived and underwent surgery. t

it's covering much of california, all of southern nevada and arizona. palm springs up to 120, but the bay area, the cool ocean breeze will prevent us from getting too terribly hot. but as ken mentioned we'll be in the 90s inland. a beach hazard statement continues. high risk of rip current, serious stuff. use caution at the beaches tomorrow and wednesday. clear night in san jose, 65. livermore 66. concord at 70. san francisco and santa rosa in the upper 50s. lows around 60 degrees tonight inland. livermore 61, mountain view 59. san francisco tonight dropping to 56 degreesful ring of high pressure sitting -- degrees. ridge of high pressure sitting over southern nevada. for a ridge centered to our south and east, it's going to get really hot to the south and east, but not here because the winds go clockwise, so we're still getting a flow from the ocean. even a south wind for us is a cooler flow of air, so we'll get above average and stay above average, but we're not tapping into the searing heat that inland valleys will. clouds in the morning, sunshine in

he committed for bank robbers in southern california.ix them, he has committed six more robberies. elk grove, san ramon, etc. >>> it is brazen. there have been a lot of bank robbers. he is also considered armed and dangerous. >>> the sheriff's office and says that in a three-week span he committed three robberies in cupertino. the first one back on june 20 at this u.s. bank. then on july 5 at eight first republic bank. five days later, he robbed this bank. later he struck a first republic, wearing a polo shirt and a baseball hat. four hours later at there, in the afternoon, wearing a hawaiian shirt and straw hat, he rubbed a u.s. bank in safeway. >> usually has some kind of had and he comes in indicating he has a firearm or has shown a fire them to the teller, and he will pass a note demanding money. >>> in the san ramon case, the teller refused to give money. despite the suspect brandishing a black semi automatic handgun. >>> i would think considers his actions both. she is shocked to hear about the rash of robbers but things is only a

. >>> southern california experiencing a heat wave. temperatures are extremely high and winds are strong both of which are creating a challenge for the firefighters. coming up in about 15 minutes, a live interview with cal fire for an update on this fire in san diego county as well as a large fire that turned deadly. >>> vice president mike pence with a message to those calling to abolish i.c.e. and the administration is fighting fomore time to get families back together. ray bogan reports from washington. >> reporter: vice president mike pence today defending federal immigration authorities and vowing that the president has their back. >> under president donald trump, we will never abolish i.c.e.! >> reporter: the vice president gave immigration and customs enforcement a morale boost today as he ripped politicians like senator elizabeth warren and new york mayor bill de blasio who called for the agency to be abolished. >> zero tolerance still exists. that's breaking an american tradition of respecting people fleeing oppression. >> the

slammed into a beauty supply store in southern california.ppened in newport >>> some new video shows the moment a tesla slams into a beauty supply store in southern california. it happened in newport beach this morning. the driver gets out, now watch, she kind of puts her hands on her head and falls down on the floor. one woman was hurt by flying debris. police say the car was not on auto pilot, and it appears to be operator error. >>> a ride share driver accused of secretly recording hundreds of passengers is out of a job tonight. >> you haven't missed a thing. you missed two kids on their ride home after jail. >> the missouri driver reportedly recorded hundreds of drivers without their knowledge. he streamed it online for a live audience of more than 4500 followers. the st. louis post dispatch reporter says several riders didn't know they were in the videos until the reporter told them. say they've deactivated the driver's accoun >> the things that were in the videos were very embarrassing. there were children, elderly people, and a lot of,

southern california getting warm to hot again.the coast has cooled off into san diego and the monsoon moisture rotating around phoenix diving into northern mexico some could work its way back up. the fog is a huge factor for some. 60s and 70s for some around the bay. the coast and then 80s to 90s inland. forecast models missing those inland highs yesterday big time and they're missing it again today. cooler inland and still in the upper 90s going into the weekend. >>> time is 6:53. getting paid for being asked to work off the clock. >> someone says make sure you wipe the table down, small tasks and certain things to do. >> we'll tell you why starbucks could hold millions of dollars in back pay. let's check in with gasia mikaelian now. >> good morning, in just a few minutes here we received new numbers on the car fire that's raging in redding. about three hours north of oakland, the fire just exploded overnight and grew by 15,000 acres. meantime, a bulldozer operator hired to fight the fire died. we'll detail what crews are facing

. >>> and we track brnds out of southern california, a hostage situation unfolding right now. an update for you when we return. returning now... to that

bee attacks in southern california sent many people to the hospital. what officials say happened. >>> and a mountain lion shut down a bay area road for hours. how police kept people safe. >>> taking a live look at 880. be careful as you head out because you could be dealing with that fog. we'll be right back. a southern california woman is expected to survive.. after being stung by *thousands of bees. ned yesterda >>> a southern california woman is expected to survive after being stung by thousands of bees yesterday morning in lake forest. a neighbor was walking her dog when she saw the maid next door being attacked. crews arrived minutes later but had no time to protect themselves. two firefighters were sent to the hospital with multiple bee stings. >> the swarm was about a foot wide on each side of her head. >> they just went crazy. it was like a cloud over her. >> experts warn if you see bees congregating for a long time in one area should call a bee company to get it checked out. >>> in san mateo, a mountain lion was spotted going house to house ye

francis is depression in southern california as part where, stopping to see rapid growth and turning the boomtown era in the 1920s into the war in the 1930s and 40s, right with all the urban anxieties, visible corruption and the social conflicts immortalized in the literature period but rapid industrialization during world war ii gave the city its economic foundation needed to become a true world-class city. thus did one of the countries least industrial, least ethnically diverse these become the opposite. >> was always obvious it would never be like any other major american or european city area hey what one writer put it, a polycentric conurbation, widely dispersed, centralized and lacking monumental structures and focal points went the brooklyn bridge or harvard square or chicago's loop. these characteristics struck many critics is flawed. los angeles first glance was not real observed always scornful new york times in 1927 area what business at 1300 thousand people out here on the interface? the drive since then have been frequent and similarly condescending. from dorothy parker'

before the slide you could travel all the way here and continue to southern california.nd. the highway opened at 10:00 this morning. >>>. >> all right. stick with me here. the other day when asked about whether russia interfered with our election it is something that every single intelligence ayen si says is true the president said i don't see how it would be in trouble. i said the word would instead of wouldn't. so just to repeat it i said the word would instead of wouldn't and the sentence should have been and i thought i would be maybe a little bit unclear on the transcript or unclear on the actual video. the sentence should have been i don't see any reason why it wouldn't be russia. it is sort of a double negative. >> do we give the president the benefit of the doubt? we all misspeak. does the president really believe russia is to blame? he said several times in the past he believes putin denial. so far the president has walked back his walk back. we'll watch that and we'll be tweeting about it. follow me on twitter. >> all right. thanks. >>> brown is the guest of ho

he has to convince kids to leave the southern california amenities like the traffic jams on the 405 or the 10. >> you might love the traffic in l.a., a lot of great things about l.a., you might sit in the car, listen to the radio, look at the person beside you, you know, you get flipped off, i always thought it was funny when somebody flipped me off. i would laugh. you know, wait in line for stuff . you do not get to do that in pullman, washington. there are sacrifices you make to come up to pullman. >> the cougars open up september 1 at wyoming, if you are scoring at home. >> they do not just do that in southern california. got flipped off on the way here. you saw it all. you? >> yes, but you were pushing the point. we will be back. news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. >>> all right, guys, that would do it for us here at 5 pm. we will see you back here at 6 pm. >> ninan: state of emergency. thousands of firefighters on the front lines in california battling more than a dozen dangerous wildfires. also tonight, countdown to the midterms. president trump says he's hitting the campa

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a trip to the beach this weekend and also, we have the very latest on wildfires burning in southern californiaspeed up the response to fires in northern california. the technology that could make a difference. >>> plus, a vacant restaurant goes up in flames. the fire that kept crews in the south bay busy overnight. it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning. thanks so much for joining us on this saturday, july 7th. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, chris. it will be a beautiful and hot summer day. here's the satellite image and just some clouds off the coast and lots of clear skies

. >> a southern california judge said he would not deviate from the deadlines, they must get outside a detention center, in san daempth taken from their parents as they cross the border, seccing a judge ordered the trump association to reunite the names of the kids, get the name to the aclu by tonight. his group and others are ready to do what is needed to reunite families, but they need the names of their can. we are hopefully to locate the parents quicker than the government is. >> protesters called rasht policies. >> it is a regime that promotes this issue is not has had to result to dna famili h work done b tuesday. >> police have arrested a 39 year-old woman, yesterday. she is escaped to setting fire to $20,000 worthd of hey burned. the fires across the street. she surrended in athderton. >> the dangerous discovery that forced people to take shelter. >> it is a condition that nevert hit by one. the running of the >> still in the mid 60s, low 90s by the forecast coming up. >>> you know the saying, you mess with the bull? well, today, one man got the horns. crazy video here. 2000

fwhoex d we have storm ranger positioned in southern california. ous lightning strikes right here in central california over the central sierra down towards southern california where storm ranger is scanning the l.a. basin. you can see this scan is reaching back to palm springs. that's where we do have hail and also heavy downpours from this monsoonal moisture. we stay dry tonight also into tomorrow morning with a mix of sun and cloudsart. typil fog of course in san francisco and low clouds stretching back to the east bay. what i really want to put a focus on iseast in the cloud cover and how things play out for tomorrow. at 11:00 we're still under sunny skies. keep your eye on the bottom of the screen. you see those clouds bubble up from the south. that's that monsoonal moisture. it will give us a partly sunny to mostly cloudy sky. at times that sun is going to be trying to break out. notice some rainfall toward the central valleys. we're still pinning the best chance of rainfall to the south and east. at big bear, over one inch. half inch in bisho

you can see at 10:30 tomorrow night it's in southern california.s we hit thursday morning, still mainly off to the south. same thing for thursday night and also into friday. so what i've done in that extended forecast is put in a lightning bolt here thursday, friday to let you know we're watching out for the slight chance. then by this weekend, less humidity. low 70s in san francisco. nice start next week. for inland valleys way away from the coastline, we are down to 95 by frida thaweekend, low 90s an too hart ot to head off as we s into the early part of next week. as we head through tomorrow, we'll be watching that for any kind of changes either way on that thunderstorm chance. >> if it's too hot inland, just go to the coast, right? thanks, jeff. >>> up next, barking back. delta airlines and its new ban on one specific dog breed. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. all new "tonight show" with david space. we have lily james. music from charlie puth. it's a great show. do not change the channel. >>> happening now, we're following developing news