that's when the southwest winds get going. are going to drop off and that's when the red flag warning will be existing. it's a double edged sword. it's a good wind direction and brings in the lower temperatures and it's wind and they don't want to see wind. the bay area, living here right now you get why it's a great place to live. north and south and east of u.s. it's been boiling heat, fires and we've been in a bubble. >> thank you, bill. >> giants get bad news today about the health of pablo sandoval. mark will have details on that coming up in a moment. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> all right, t

over the weekend we will get more of a southwest wind that will help scour out some of the smoke. today it is for us and very close on top clouds . the thunderstorm activity is firing up over the central sierra. we're getting a lot of high cloud deck coming up. southern santa clara valley. south of taco around the bay 50s. 52 again in san francisco. tiburon 51. berkeley 54. alameda 55. 52 water temperature at bodega bay. san francisco pouille 52. monsoon staying south of our area. very active in the four corners. these, 60s, 70s, 80s for some and if you 90s. >>> here is mister sal castaneda and traffic. >> if i ever start a band i think i'm going to name it san francisco pouille. not a bad name. good morning. let's go out and take a look at westbound 580 as you come toward the tracy triangle. looking good. tracy 205 off to a nice start. you can see traffic is moving well all the way through. not a lot of roadwork on 580 all the way through. this is a look at interstate 880 n. and south . the traffic is moving well. at the bay bridge toll placid traffic looks good so far as you dri

those west-southwest winds improving it throughout the afternoon and even better tomorrow, and temperatureinto the low 60s in the south bay, the next hour and by 3:00 in the afternoon, a few 80s for you around livermore in fairfield and the sun sets at 7:49 tonight. chris? >> lisa, thanks. san jose's independent police auditor has resigned as post after a short and tumultuous tenure and this comes after a series of missteps after heavy criticism by city leaders and the union. community groups are also raising some concerns. >> facing growing pressure to resign as san jose's independent police auditor, aaron zisser is calling it quits after less than one year on the job. in a statement zisser said i am enormously grateful to community leaders and advocates for their consistent and robust support. unfortunately, the extraordinary personal attacks on my office and my work have become a distraction from the important goals of reform and expanded oversight of the police sought by the public and community groups. >> san jose mayor sam ricardo says it's important for the city to move forward. >>

southwest winds up to 15 miles per hour. 78 today in san jose.ot like yesterday. 75 in sunnyvale. looking at about 70 in san mateo. partial afternoon clearing here. 65 downtown. we take you up to the north bay, it's been pleasant. a little hazy. 77 in sonoma and petaluma. heading over to the east bay, spending the afternoon in orinda, temperatures in the 70s. richmond, 70. 69 in berkeley. inland, we should be about 10 degrees warmer. a lot of you enjoyig the numbers in the low 80s. 84 in san ramon and pleasanton. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring temperatures today in the 80s inland. 70s around the bay. 60s at the coast. download our accuweather app and you can keep track of the trends which show cooler weather for august. tuesday, below average. no sign of heat, but as we get into the end of the week, just a bit milder. that will take us into labor day, which could bring us into the upper 60s. the month is trending very, very cool. i know a lot of folks like that. >> it will be nice heading into september to get a bit higher. >> as pe

blown up by a blustery west to southwest wind which will mean temperatures are probably going to be a on friday. perhaps when 15 degrees in newcastle others should not be to me showers around here. the shower should probably tends to fade away during the evening. most of them on the weather front there and building pressure comes in for atla ntic and building pressure comes in for atlantic briefly pushing or the worst of the showers as the north sea and the wind as well. skies clearing him a cold start a saturday. redound to to freezing and the glans of scotland. the winds letter on saturday and fewer showers more sunshine around. you'll feel pretty good in the sunshine but temperatures are below average for the time of year. 17 in central and 20 degrees in london and the southeast. not a bad day on saturday the much better than sunday. the ridge of high pressure does not last long. everything is moving more cooking now is the systems moving if in the atlantic so cloudy overnight got his start on sunday. also this time ran across the north west areas heavier the hills and will push it

a west southwest wind with 50s and 60s on the temperatures. i don't think they will change much. i know coast and bay has been cool. inland warm to hot. those temperatures are coming down even more tomorrow. we're looking at more 60s and 70s and 80s now. >> 80? >> yeah. people have been stuck on 80 driving from vallejo and american canyon driving down to hercules and toward richmond. the crash is cleared, but it did some damage on 80 westbound coming in to the area. it is going to be slow. finally, the accident has been cleared, but it has been holding people back. 28 minute drive is better than it was. now people are beginning to arrive at the bay bridge. pretty soon it should filled . it wasn't because of people getting held up on 80. southbound 680 through dublin and pleasanton it will be slow. it is slow on the altamont pass approach and tracy commute. we have a new crash reported on northbound 280 at 85. this one just came in. no slow traffic yet. we will see what happens. let's go back to the desk. >>> today's students in the san francisco unified school district are headin

southwest winds blowing now.hat's an indicator that that area as well will see temperatures capped off in the low 80s. air quality moderate for everybody. still haze today. temperatures in the 50s now. we'll rebound to near 60 at the coast by noontime. 60s and 70s around the bay. it will be brighter but clouds lingering at the coast. temperatures running shy of where we should be this time of year. >> lisa, thank you. >>> john mccain, war hero, six-term senator from arizona. tributes are pouring in this morning for the man known as a political maverick. arizona state troopers escorted mccain's body from his home to phonix. he passed away yesterday after s serce to the country began in the late 1950s. in 1967 his navy plane was shot down during the he waseverel injured and sent more than five years as a prisoner of war. mccain was elected to the house of representatives in 1982, and the senate in 1986. he ran for president twice. senator mccain was 81 years old. many people are honoring his life including a mother

southwest winds sustained at 14. fire location close to the paradise valley golf course. pushing smoke possible embers to the northeastomorw. smelling it in vacavillend foxboro subdivision. really, all areas that are in view on this map should be on alert for this fire. we will talk more about a red flag fire warning for northern california details in 15 minutes. >> jeff, thank you very much. closely following this fire since it broke out this afternoon. our team of reporters continues to tweet pictures. >>> other breaking news stories out of washington state. officials confirming alaska airline mechanic stole a jet and pushed off and crashed 30 miles from the airport. ian cole is live with the latest >> a 29-year-old man stole the airplane and he was suicidal. believed to be on his own alone on>>ou can see how close it was to that neighborhood. sea-tac says it was an unauthorized take off 8:00 p.m. tonight. video from a witness in south puget sound. two military planes launched out of portland and able to reach it within minutes. this was not shot down. crashed on to ket

and they're getting the southwest wind and that's keeping things cool right here. 90 for morgan hill.fternoon highs, 83 degrees. east bay, upper 80s and low 90s. san francisco, mid 60s, that's above average. clear lake where the mendocino complex fires are burning, ths warmer than -- it's warmer than normal. this pressure is headed toward texas and we will see the temperatures drop. sunset, 8:18. and now for the seven-day forecast. you'll see the drop in those conditions. we're looking at the 90s today, upper 80s tomorrow and friday. saturday and sunday, mid to upper 80s. that's did relief -- the relief we'll get. it's up again on monday and tuesday. >> we'll take the # 0s -- 80s. >>> this california boy named clark kent is a record breaker. the legendary swimmer he has now dethroned. a young swimmer in monterey >>> taking a live look at the big board. the dow is down 65 points. >>> a young swimmer in california named clark kent, fast his real name. he is living up to that superhero name. >> he's beaten a record held for 23 years by michael phelps over the weekend. clark kent shattere

fairfield with southwest winds at 16 miles an hour. as we get this continuing northwest wind, that's what we'll continue to watch throughout the afternoon because that will really change our skyline. you may notice a lot of haze. this ridge of high pressure here is bringing us the heat for inland areas. we are hoping this low will dip down and bring us the much needed rain. it will help bring temperatures down but not for a while. today 97 in fairfield, san josi in the upper 80s and 67 for san francisco. of course san francisco is where you can go to escape the smoke out there. we'll heat up through friday, temperatures inland upper 90s by friday, then saturday and sunday you'll notice temperatures starting to drop. this is a hurricane, category 1 off the coast of mexico. you can see where it's heading here, moving north. by this coming weekend, this could contribute to bringing us some thunderstorms by friday and saturday. we'll keep an eye on that. for now it's well to the south of us. jaclyn? >>> we are tracking a comfortable ride fo

west southwest wind all the way to davis. that tells me it is and onshore breeze and it looks cooler. water temperatures about where they should be with the fog any system digging into from the north has no problem ushering in a cooler pattern. hot from the last couple of days inland is easing off to about wednesday. a cooler pattern for the fog bank. more onshore breeze. 60s and 70s and 80s for most now unless you are well inland. speaking of men and women at work let's hope they are picking that up. >>> not on the roads. >> exactly. >> right now traffic is moving along okay on the altamont pass . the story is not really about word working, just about people getting on the road and it is going to be slow on 205 and 580. at least eastbound 580 is doing well not an unusual pattern. last week we had a couple of unusual backups but today we are back to normal as you drive through. in dublin looking good. no problems at the bay bridge. hitting closer to the end of august you will see more people hitting the roads. let's go back t

sfo a southwest wind at 11 miles per hour. cooler becathe coast ming f is low ol air well. it brought snow to m early, early season. so for us, this is what our afternoon will look like. 64 in san francisco. five degrees below average. 71 in vallejo. 77 in concord. 78 in livermore. you should be in the upper 80s for concord, livermore, fairfield. but today a little bit different. if you are going to the game today, it will be cool. of course you will want to bring your jacket, wool socks. i have wool socks. those are highly recommended. breezy and cool for game time at 7:15 as the giants take on the diamondbacks. sunset is happening tonight at 7:44. sunrise tomorrow 6:37. and we're going to take a look at your seven-day forecast now where you see a slow rise in temperatures. thursday and friday is the warmest day. look at the holiday week. saturday, sunday, monday in the 70s and mid 80s. that is a look at your forecast. we'll be back after the break. she can sing... she can play guitar... and she's almost 118-years- old. *singing e >>> south american woman is going viral th

that was for southwest wind's. there is the fog along the coast. the temperatures tomorrow will be generally like they were today but a few degrees warmer. we will not see a lot of fog tomorrow morning inland. clayton, no fog. vacaville, no fog. it will be mostly at the coast and around the bay. here is the bay bridge. when high pressupinched or it goes away. there is the temperature footprint. that is the basic idea. it is warming up tomorrow. more on tuesday. wednesday is the hottest day of the week. 91 in livermore tomorrow. here is your 5-day forecast. you can see temperatures are pretty hot on wednesday. >>> sports wrap is just minutes away. >> coming up, among other things, the giants do something they have not done for more than a year while the a's continue to do something they have been doing for a couple of months. >> we are going to head out to livermore for the intermediate world series. sports wrap is coming up. >>> an earthquake rattles a tourist island in indonesia. the large quake that killed dozens of people and triggered a tsunami

the southwest wind is pushing some of the smoke to the north and east. air quality looks like this, moderate for the north bay, moderate for the east bay. good conditions elsewhere, the south bay, you will not notice that, temperature -wise, places like san jose, pretty normal, right there at 82. concord 89. you will see those numbers slowly decline. san francisco and oakland were below average taking a look at other neighborhoods, redwood city 79, fremont 76. these numbers are getting cooler, in the 80s for most communities, especially in the end. 90s could appear, livermore, fairfield, and where the fires are burning, temperatures are still hot. 100 and eight days of no rain for san jose, that continues the long dry stretch. here's what happens, monsoonal moisture across the desert southwest, this ridge of high pressure is moving a bit, it was a little more over california now over arizona and nevada so temperatures are dropping slightly in the low is pushing it over. that will contribute to slight cooling and not noticeable, especially in the fire zon

. >> we hope so, at least for the firefighting efforts, it ju like cooler air aloft with a southwest wind. still a northwest breeze to west. lakeport west 60. upper 50s closer to the lake. instead of 75 or 76 now it is low 70s with some upper 60s by the weekend as we usher in that weak system dragging across northern california. a high pressure will go way too fast. by next tuesday building back in. some higher clouds taking aim at the sierra tahoe. down toward san jose or santa clara valley you might get some higher clouds. understood activity continues to fire up mainly toward mammoth. not so much over in tahoe. it is very close. 50s on the temperatures to near 64 summer mid-60s. pittsburgh and brent word in there. lafayette 52. el cerrito 53. decent delta wind for to 30 ea water temperatures are cold. 50 at bodega bay. monsoon staying south for us. highs in the 50s and 60s by the coast. mainly 80s, low clouds and sunny later in the afternoon. >>> we are off to a good start. i would say that if you are getting on the road early you will like what you see. let's go outside and see what w

so, mainly right now, what we are noticing is a mix of a west- northwest wind, southwest wind comingthrough the delta as well. we'll continue to see overall that slight onshore breeze but it is going to be pretty calm. here is a look at the future cast. won't get as easy and that's why that smoke will be allowed to settle in. pushing the wind from the mend sino complex fire. we saw that yesterday with all the haze in the sky. we'll also see calmer onshore breeze and that's why a lot of that smoke will try to settle down a little bit near ground level near where all the folks will be. look at that haze over the central valley and coast line definitely covered in clouds. for now, that's where you are protected from the smoky skies and the onshore breeze will continue for the next few days. that will pick up a little bit over the next few days. as it gets closer to that high, right there, as it is bringing us that heat, that will increase our wind speed. overall, that wind speed will increase and that will be good news for our air quality. today, there is a spare the air alert but they

the red flag warning went up because firefighters knew they would get a southwest wind. here is the story. we are not going to get a rainstorm. we will have subtle changes to our pattern that will help firefighters. these fires are so big and they are in such remote areas and it is the middle of summer. when i come back, we will talk about the long-range forecast. there is a hurricane down off of baja. >>> now to yosemite national park where officials decided to extend current park closures indefinitely due to the ferguson fire that is burning nearby. over the last two days, the fire has grown to more than 10,000 acres, impacting the roads used to access yosemite valley. park officials extended the closure after the fire burned a significant amount of debt and a downed trees which can become explosive and fall without warning. the fire has charred 90,000 acres and right now it is 35% contained. >>> people living near sonora are back home after a grass fire prompted evacuations. the creek fire started last night at 8 pm in alameda county. it burned near the east end of we

fairfield of course where the strong winds blow through the delta, 21-mile-per-hour southwest winds,nd then through antioch and concord also those hills feeling the breeze. overall, satellite/radar showing we got a little bit of action across the tahoe area yesterday. a little bit of moisture showing up there. but for now, what we're seeing is definitely coastal clouds and that marine layer is out there this morning. and that's where we are noticing -- but good news is it's not affecting your visibility today. that's not going to happen until possibly again tonight because it will be back. here's your futurecast. it's going to stick around through 10, 11:00 today and then it will retreat and burn off. a lot of inland communities this is where the sub will appear today before -- is where the sun will appear today before the theast there. you can see that's where all that moisture came from across tahoe but this low is keeping that away from us. so once that starts to weaken, this ridge will be back. it's going to move back west and we'll start to see temperatures rising again. so for

it's because we'll have southwest winds gusting up to 25 in the valley, 35 in the mountains, and we stillave the poor air quality in the southern part of the central valley. be careful if you're traveling through there. alexis? >> thanks, mike sis iutn infusion of cash behind a program that helps renters fight an eviction. mayor london breed says the city is increasing its legal defense fund by nearly $6 million over the next two years. the money will fund proposition f, which voters passed in june. the measure provides renters facing eviction with legal representation. the city's new budget injected nearly $2 million into the program right away. >> we know, sadly, that most tenantses can't afford a lawyer and don't know where to go in the first place. as a result, too many san franciscans face eviction without knowing what their full rights are. >> evictions in san francisco had jumped by 26% over the past eight years. >>> the price of a hotel room could be going up in palo alto. the city is putting a measure on the november ballot that would raise the hotel tax from 14% to 15.5%. palo a

we see winds increasing over the next 48 to 72 hours out of the southwest. cally a fire direction but when you have fires this big and winds, it will be a problem. tomorrow's forecast in the fire zone, there it is. temperature wheres they were today. especially in redding. south, lake county, 91 degrees. similar. the pattern, these are out of control fires. weather conditions, not time of it is what you expect t tempera zones, three fires, temperature rebounding a bit. carr fire, 78 degrees. under 80 degrees. the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be just like this. we have been shielded from all the smoke and -- most of the smoke. and the heat and the heat advisories. the bay area has been a bubble. big rain in the east coast. this atmospheric river has been here all week and it will stick around till next week. very, very wet along the eastern seaboard and having flooding in the virginias, georgia. for us we have more of the same in the bay area. big concern because we are steady in the bay area, the big concern is the fire zones. the pattern is such we

it is a west southwest wind. that is the direction we are looking for. that will take that off to the east and northeast. that is better conditions. temperatures are not as hot. it is 70s. west and northwest, lower the and 70s and 35 and 43%, the humidity is helped but the temperature still get back to the 90s. the wind forecast cause a southwest direction with gusts going down a little bit but these can be isolated. the good news is, the inland temps are coming down here for us, not a big deal but for the firefighters, a huge deal. after sunday, it warms up again.>>> this week and, there is several in the bay area that will open on saturday. the whole point is to lessen the wait times that people are complaining about. martinez is live outside the hayward office of the bmb. >> reporter: the people we met at 5:30 who were camping out, they have gone through the wait time is about 30 minutes. this was at 8:00. after these people were waiting in line and this was wrapped around the building, i do not know what to tell them. they are waiting to get tickets

west southwest wind at sfo up to 13 miles an hour right now. pretty breezy there. pretty calm in the north bay, unfortunately why that fog is settling in the north bay. 1.3-mile visibility for half moon bay, and santa rosa 1.5- mile visibility. the clouds come with moisture so you could see some drizzle or slick roads out there. later this afternoon it will linger just along the beaches. >>> right now we are starting to see more drivers get out. the east shore freeway getting heavy in the westbound direction, 24 minutes to get out of hercules to the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a full house there but no red yet, a little over 20 minutes to get into san francisco. that backup is not to the foot of the maze surprisingly. northbound 880 seeing more brake lights there. southbound still looking good before things get slower. san mateo bridge is still in the green but the westbound side probably changing here any minute. back to you. >>> a heated debate is underway over whether california cities have the authority to ban marijuana deliveries. anne makovec is live with

even with the southwest wind at 16, it is 59 here in fair field with 66 in clear lake.o gray sky as well tomorrow. better air quality on the way for monday. temperatures trending down throughout the week. no extremes for the rest of the week. that means we will take the 90s out of our inland valleys. we may get close to that, but it will be a better week in terms of the extremes. you will notice the low cloud and fog deck reaching into the north baby tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow morning, i should say and across into the bay. it's going to pull back. it should be slow clearing. as a result, temperatures in the morning hours will be cool. temperatures going back to school, have to bring the jacket early. another update for you where this continues to weaken. it is a category three. 120 miles an hour winds. moving to the west at 14 miles an hour. south of hilo. around maui, you could get high surf and high waves. some of the schools back in session next week. 80 in santa clara. 83 about in sebastopol. low 70s in emry unified. to 83 tomorrow. 78 in sunnyvail. in san francis

but later today we'll keep the southwest wind andghat's go to continue to bring in the humidity and temperatures back in the 90s. but for most of the area we're sitting at about the low to mid 70s. if you're walking the dog this morning we're nice and dry. look at that cute face that's barry he's available for adoption. i don't know why he hasn't found a home yet. t temperatures hot again, near 90 by lunchtime. i would say short dog walk later on, it'll unel a 100 and keep an eye to the sky, we have pop-up storms developing shortly aft after 1:00 p.m. for. your weather for today, a couple pop-up storms by 7:00, 8:00 we can have some north and west of d.c. tomorrow dry the first half of thehe day but afternoon you see a line of showers and storms moving through.re that's m widespread and because of a cold front that does dry us out. now humidity, unfortunately i wish i could tell you it's going to drop big time but it doesn't look like too much of a drop at all. as we go into the weekend, rain chances come back. let's check with your morning commute with jack taylth. >>> nund parkland, we had a c

winds southwest at 15. that's your sustained winds.steady wind firefighters are deal with right now. picture up on the opposite side of the screen. i'm going to go ahead and talk more about this weather here. gusts up to 25 miles per hour as we head into this eveng and into tomorrow. it is the humidity that is so dry that is 23%. so all that grass, even though it's cut low, once the flames hit it, it is able to burn and burn quickly. good news tomorrow, we're going to see the temperature drop to 88. it will be a cooler day. but we're still looking at the gusty winds. as you can see in the video, they are cutting the fire line with the bulldozer right here in the video. there's the homes right here. here's the fire. just off to the north. you can see it corresponds with my map right here. so the evacuations, constitution avenue, paradise valley drive, victory court, right on down over towards stewart drive and couples circle. all of those currently under those evacuations. i want to get to one more thing real fast on my graphics. we're

a southwest wind has not let up and fairfield, 29 mile-per-hour sustained wind.hanks to the wind, the air quality doing better in the fire zones. fires burning north and east keeping the north bay and east bay and moderate range. when the clouds burn off you will notice some smoke and hazy conditions. temperatures will drop just slightly and the ridge will slowly move towards the east. this will help drop the temperatures. in the and communities, still mostly in the 80s for a lot of you. low 90s for morgan hill, 81 in sunnyvale, 77 in los altos. fremont 76. cooled by the water yet again, but that is not the case yet again for the east bay the temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. yesterday we had warmer conditions, 94 in concord. in san francisco 61 degrees. on a different, it will be below average yet again for san francisco, sausalito. this is where the heat will continue with temperatures in the mid-to upper 90s for the poor and clearlake. mendocino county where the complex fires are burning, it will be hot, also by the carr fire, it will be warm. the rid

southwest wind not too breezy even in typically windy spots, fairfield calm this morning. clouds through 9 a.m. and bricking up in san jose where you will see more sun. then through noon, 2:00, sunshine for all. should be really good-looking in the afternoon today. things are going to start to warm up by tomorrow. but today, enjoy what we have because we are going to be slightly below normal which puts us in the 60s, 70s, around the water 70s, 65 for san francisco, oakland around 70 degrees. so a few degrees below normal for most of us. and concord 9 degrees below average. closer look at some of the neighborhoods around town: here's the seven-day forecast. 90s by this holiday weekend. >>> my advice to everyone out there if you are going out of the south bay northbound avoid 680 with a traffic alert. northbound 680 right between jackson and berryessa all lanes completely shut down. this is due to police activity and ongoing investigations from a shooting that happened early this morning. we have a news crew heading to the scene. we'll have more on that coming up. your best

whenever it's centered here we have a southwest wind that brings up the heat and the humidity from down. if you are walking the dogs from here on o i would say short dog lk. later on today, 92 for the daytime high. feeling around 100. there is a chance we could have pop-up storms closer to i-81 th afternoo if you are already making your labor day beach weekend plans there is the increasin rain chance i was mentioning starting late thursday night, friday, saturday, sunday, even looking at a chance for monday. >>announcer: you are watching news4 midday. >>> jacksonville florida is the latest city to experience a mass shooting. a man with ties to baltimore went on a shooting rampage during a video game investigators say 24-year-old david katz shot and killed two people before killing himself. that deadlyap shootingned just days before a gaming tournament in our region. news4's justin finch has more from the dallas expo center where that tournament willen ha >> reporter: organizers of that video game conference say they are absolutel stunned by what happened in jacksonville. they also sayot

because of the wind gust, 25-30 miles per hour, it is a west-southwest wind. relative humidity levels, will be low , 1020% only reaching 30-40%. definitely dry still out there. hoping for a little change with this low that is out there in the pacific ea you can see it is far away from us. as this gets closer, that will help us out of it. again that will lead to that red flag warning. we will get a west wind which will clear some of that bay area haze. what it will do is intensify the fire conditions. it will be a hot across a lot of the south bay. temperatures in the upper '90s for brentwood, livermore and then for sausalito and san francisco. what will also happen this weekend for many bay area communities. humidity levels will start to rise. a few high clouds coming through because of hurricane john. it is moving north along baja, california right now. it will feel sticky this weekend. >>> right now we are tracking some problems, we have a traffic alert that remains in effect for drivers ahead of the long 880. this is near fremont boulevard, two lanes curren

fairfield, a southwest wind at 20 miles per hour sustained but gustier across the hills. the flag is inthis owinis our kpix5 roof ca that's a cool angle for the view. sorry to cover it but we wanted to show you our current temperatures. most spots are in the 50s, kind of starting off a little chilly. air quality is moderate to good. north bay, east bay may be hazy. it was hazier a couple days ago. it looks like most of our winds will push the smoke out of our area. temperatures for the afternoon look like this, upper 50s and low 60s at our beaches. palo alto 80. it will feel pretty comfortable in most spots. we are not looking as much at the low 90s as yesterday. temperatures are cooler than yesterday. 88 walnut creek. it looks like sauce lee to'sbel berkeley is 66. mendocino, another day in the 90s but not the up upper 90s. the high pressure will be moving closer to texas so our temperatures won't be as hot. by the weekend we are looking at a decent cool down. inland communities like 80s rather than 90s so that will provide relief around the fire zones as well. look at w

right now even poor chicago, rio vista have a west southwest wind.the sierra mainly toward the central sierra yesterday things popped up on the north shore and toward reno and virginia city. something to watch up they are. kind of hit and miss. the low clouds and fog have moved in. look at the thunderstorm activity with the monsoon going crazy around phoenix. by the time it arrives in california it loses its energy. 60s, 70s, and some 80s on the temperatures. we will see warmer conditions with lows in the upper 50s and 60s. still a day of below average temperatures. we warm up friday and take that into saturday. >>> a ready tied is killing dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles we will tell you where officials declared a state of emergency because of this toxic algae. >>> welcome back. the florida governor declared a state of emergency because of toxic algae that is spreading across the gulf coast scientists call it a red tide. it is killing marine life, including dolphins, manatees, and sea turtles. five 5 tons of a fish were found dead on one beach in

. >> it looks like we will get more of a southwest wind aloft. that will disperse somewhere else, but for current areas one of our observers in redding said the air quality was better there. he noticed it in northeast reading. yosemite wasn't so good yesterday as are a lot of places. there was even an observation from reno that says it is better today. that was yesterday . the is running a little cooler. ukiah 59. reading 70. red bud 68. that's down from the 75 they were just a couple of days ago. it is 58 a kelseyville. 58 lakeport. those are coming down a little bit. instead of 75 higher elevations now upper 60s and lower 70s. still the northwest or west breezeto lake county and around clear lake. a few high clouds for this year. thunderstorms towards mammoth and bishop. the santa clara valley maybe pushing through. 40s to the north. upper 50s and low 60s. pittsburgh and brentwood 52. lafayette 51. danville and blackhawk 53. so is el cerrito. fairlawn, san francisco we 52. bodega bay is actually 49. northwest wind at 34 miles an hour. there is

as we get that increase in the south -southwest winds. we have a red flag warning that will start for lake county where the carr fire is burning. it will last 2:00 p.m. today through saturday at 11:00 p.m. ridgetop gusts 25-35 miles per hour. relative humidity 1020% is a big problem. it is because this ridge of high pressure is still here. in fact it is actually moved up a little bit more north. low 60s for the beaches today. upper '80s for sunnyvale and santa clara. the east bay it will feel really hot, upper '90s today in brentwood. we are tracking a category one hurricane off the coast of mexico. by the time the weekend gets here we may feel the impact in the form of high clouds pushed up into northern california and also humidity levels that will rise. saturday and sunday temperatures will dip down a little bit, it may feel a little sticky out there. we have clouds in the forecast for even trying a communities coming in from hurricane john. turning into a low-pressure system by the weekend. >>> a sign welcoming visitors to oakland has

there's no humidity recovery and the winds will pick up out of the southwest in 25 and the valleys at 35 on the ridge tops. that means, yeah, we could have rapidly spreading fires once again. back here at home talk about temperatures in the east bay where spare the air today. if you're going to our beaches, light breezes but a lot of cloudiness and going to be hanging around the bay, tranquil today as the sea breeze, the absence of it, makes great for being out on the bay but unfortunately that's the reason we're going to have poor air quality once again. when that changes in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >>> good morning. i want to head back to concord where we have our only incident this morning. this is a solo vehicle crash on the northbound side of 242 before clayton road. initially just blocking the left lane. sounds like all lanes are stopped right now for emergency crews who arrived to the scene. we possibly have injuries so they are sending an ambulance to the scene as well. it is light in that direction this time of day, so i am keeping an eye on that also looking good

it will improve today because of the west-southwest winds pushing some of the haze and smek back intoalley. it's 54 in santa rosa and 57 in novato and concord and livermore checking in at 58 degrees. you can see the wind there from the roof camera and it's awfully gray out there. cloudy skies to start out. we'll get into some 80s today in our inland valleys. in fact, yesterday, just gilroy checked in and it will remain below average for the rest of the month. it has been a cool month. yesterday it was 66 degrees in san francisco so that means 20 days of temperatures below average. the average time this year in the scity is 69. if you remember last year for labor day it was a hot one at 106 degrees. now for today we're forecasting in another week or so temperatures just in the 60s for this coming labor day. it doesn't look like we'll break out of this pattern any time soon. 79 for santa clara looking for numbers in the mid-70s for palo alto and hazy out there. san francisco, we'll call it partly cloudy and 67 today and another day of a cool afternoon and in the north bay, look at the 7

west and southwest wind at 24. gusts at 31. travis has the stronger delta breeze. along with the fog and drizzle and the smoke and the hazy temperatures will be staying cool, below average into the weekend as well. i don't see much change over the next got maybe even until the end of the month. 60s and 70s to near 84 if you most are in the 70s for temperatures not going far, just changes. and a lot of fog and cool temperatures for many. >>> president trump is targeting a former loyal supporter. coming up, the ey general jeff >>> paradise imperil. hurricane lane bearing down on the aloha state. pummeling parts of hawaii. i'm in honolulu with annext. >>> ♪ . >> if you want famous guitar riffs i have famous guitar riffs. smoke on the water by deep purple. e leonard skynyrd guitarist passed away. we are paying a little tribute. if there's a song they want to hear that fits within this criteria hit me up on social media. use hashtag ktvu on facebook, twitter, or instagram. >> that reminds me of when my brother was learning to play the guitar. we heard that one over and

but it has scaled back just some. 20 reported in oakland and concord reporting a southwest wind to about2. here's a look at what to expect tomorrow morning. we are looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies along the coastline. inside the bay, perhaps just a few patches of fog that will clear fast. and then we are looking at mostly sunny skies for the rest of the afternoon. partly cloudy for our bayside -- coastside communities. here's a look at the overnight lows. very similar. these numbers don't change a lot. low 50s in pacifica, low 60s in antioch, everybody somewhere else in between. as we get into your afternoon, though, temperatures are expected to warm just a little bit more especially inland. tomorrow is expected to be hot. 97 for antioch. 97 in concord. in the bay mid-70s in oakland, upper 60s in san francisco, 69 the afternoon high for pacifica in the north bay nice and warm upper 80s to near 90 degrees from napa into santa rosa. temperatures will drift down on sunday. it's a trend that will continue next week. i'll have a look at the numbers for you coming up. >>> an account ab

drier now over towards australia and here we've seen some pretty stormy weather down in the southwest the winds have been gusting over one hundred ten kilometers per hour at times and this system is gradually edging its way eastward so behind it will be a good deal calm a force in perth there as we head through thursday seventeen degrees oh maximum but that system will be making its way across parts of south australia still strong winds in with this that maybe the old thunderstorm as well and if you catch a thunderstorm watch out for the very gusty winds and maybe some hail as well that will sweep its way eastwards as we head through friday and i think does say it's tracking down the temperatures say for adelaide all maximum will just be fourteen degrees and then we'll see the temperatures drop in melbourne as well and here we'll see the rain begin to start and the winds pick up to sydney will still be dry and warm. istanbul is known for its history and food today a new generation is shaking things up for root is my everything five thousand six hundred years it's all different so this is all th

port chicago, it is a southwest wind.the onshore breeze is still in place out to the delta and we'll start to see the high temperatures about the same, 60s and 70s. probably not till friday. maybe one more night it looks to be tape interrogate off as we get -- tapering off as we get close to friday. temperatures some are down the road they have to warm up and they'll start to get botch average maybe friday -- get to warming up thursday into friday. >>> we'll tell you about the big surge in ticket sales for the warriors at the chase center. >>> welcome back. the time is 7:54. high ticket prices are not keeping the warrior fans from buying season tickets at the knew chase center in -- the new chase center in san francisco that is due to open next year. so far 80% of the fans with season tickets have committed to buying season tickets at the chase center. the warriors were hoping for a 65% renewal rate. they have to pay a $35,000 per seat refundable membership fee. and they will not officeroffer special discounts to long tim

area the size of five hundred football pitches forcing the evacuation of three towns southwest of perlin strong winds are fanning the flames more than six hundred firefighters backed by water carrying helicopters battling the wildfires smoke and fumes are drifting as far as the german capital lynas in the southwest of the city have been advised to keep their windows closed local residents have had to leave their homes say it's been a frightening experience. it was like a horror film but we didn't have time to think about it. one complication is that the burning forests around berlin a littered with unexploded munitions are the leftover from the second world war or from military exercises in the communist former east germany that community we can't enter the zone they've been explosions. that means we need to fight the fires from the edges and try to extinguish them from the air. indefinitely because. the authorities say they've made progress but it could take several days to put the fires out. or they don't need correspondent melik ordered about is at the scene and sent us this report. on this second

we get a cooler pattern to help the firefighters with the southwest wind. 6070s and 80s and 90s but comingext few days, the coast and bay areas have been on a mild to cool side. temperatures are near average and slightly below for some. the temperatures are easing up as we go into the weekend. >>> 8:49. getting ready to return to school, the things you should be doing now to make sure they are getting enough rest. >>> you have a sweet tooth? we will tell you how you can get an ice cream sandwich for $0.01. distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity gives you the best wifi experience to stream the most free movies and shows from anywhere. plus, staying connected on the go is easy with xfinity mobile. switch today and see how you can save. click, call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back. as predicted, apple today is the first public u.s. company to hit a

chicago, pittsburgh has a west southwest wind. the low clouds and fog keeping us near average.. >>> the traffic is slow, slower in downtown san jose. let's start with northbound 280 at highway 17. the traffic in the right lanes especially but all lanes up to 17 will be slow. the 101, 280 and 285 have filled in with slow traffic. it is mostly 280 and 101. we have a little bit of the slow down on 285. looking at the east bay southbound traffic, the peninsula traffic is improving after earlier issues at sfo. 680 is slow from two and 42 up to the 24. we have a 20 minute delay at the bay bridge. >>> the study out showing driving on san francisco and oakland road causing the average driver thousands of dollars every year in extra operating costs. we have the right down on the cost of driving on the state and local road. >> reporter: the study says that driving on the roads and bridges that need repair comes with the $3000 a year price tag for the bay area motorists. the hidden cost come from the battered road and trip calls itself the national transportation research group. the study

we'll keep a south-southwest wind today that'sng really goi to warm us up.e go through the afternoon. feeling like the upper 90s. make sure you stay hydrated if you' out andabout. good day for the pool. rain chances tomorrow afternoon, highest on wednesday. 90s over the next two days. we're dry the end the week before weekend rain. >> real quick, a big birthday shout out. turning 80 years old. pappu.birthday, i love that. savannah. >> thank you so much. well, imagine an african-american detective going undercover to infiltrate and ultimately stop members of the ku klux klan. that improbable but true story from the'70s is told in the new spike lee directed movie "black klansman" already making waves. take a loor >> how do you propose to make this investigation? >> i have established ctact and created some familiarity with the klansman over the phone. i'll continuen that role, but we'll need another officer, surprise surprise, a white officer, to pla me when they meet face-to-face. >> that's my point exactly. >> chief, blackrt ron stall over the phone, white r

slightly cooler but still terrible air quality due to the fires west, southwest winds, picking up 6 milesn hour. expected to get up to 12 to 15. that is different than the northwest we've been seeing. the high will be near 100 degrees. look at 58, lake port. 60 kelseyville. a west there, a north, higher elevations are in the 70s, you get up above all of that, still 70s and lower lake west, southwest, 73. a little higher humidity, slightly cooler temperatures near the lake. 72, red bluff, redding, 74, 59 ukiah. can't get the cloud cover over there. for us, you can see the thunderstorm activity firing up and dies down at night. 50s, had a few 40s to the north. upper 40s, now we're seeing low 50s in there. in fact, winds in bodega bay, point ridge, misty, kind of drizzly. the water temperatures here, 51, 52, san francisco, buoy and bodega bay. 79.5-degree water temperature. as pam cook would tell you, that is as warm as warm gets down there, right, pam? >> yes, sir. >> one of the highest recorded. >> it is the tale of two different water temperatures. fog and some tropical clouds but it look

has something like a repulsive shield or gates these storms because the winds are very high up a blowing one way from the southwest but the winds low levels are blowing of a completely different direction from the northeast in this pushes over storms and generally disrupts them so they do weaken considerably before they usually make landfall if we had over towards the west though we've got two other storms that look like they're course more significant damage when they make landfall we're two of them as you can see from our satellite picture both of them driving their way towards the north the one to the east for more powerful storms so start with that well that's called a similar and and it looks like it's going to make landfall on thursday a around twelve g.m.t. that's around nine pm local time when it does so it will be the equivalent of a category two hurricane so still quite strong the other one will only be a tropical storm in strength by the time it makes landfall but the amount of rain will cause quite a few problems particularly across the border in the role the impoverished north korea. thanks steph aske

across an area the size of 500 football pitches, forcing the evacuation of three town southwest of berlin. strong winds are fanning the flames. 600 firefighters act by helicopters are battling wildfires. smoke is drifting as far as the german capital. berlin is in the southwest of the city have been advised to keep their windows close. local residents who have had too leave their home say it has been a frfrightening experience. >> it was like a horror film, but we did not have time to think about it. reporter: one, location is that the burning force are littered with unexploded munitions left over from the second world war or from military exercises in the communist former east germany. >> we can't enter the zone. there have been explosions. that means we need to fight thee fires from the edges and try to 60 wish them from the air. -- extinguish them from the air. reporter: they have made progress but it could take several days to put the fires out. phil: spain's socialist led government has taken a step closer to removing the remains of former dictator francisco franco. from a huge mausoleum near madr

at the moment, the air is popping up from the southwest, a warm wind direction and a moist wind directioncloud, yes, but it arrives, a live cloud, yes, but it should break up more readily than monday. we will see odd spells of sunshine. thicker cloud and outbreaks of rain as our weather front approaches the northwest later on. with a humid air in place, he temperatures will pop up to 26 or 27 degrees. as a go through tuesday evening, this weather front starts to get its act together, getting into northern ireland and scotland. notice what we develop this kink, this bend in the front. they will hold a these northwest areas throughout tuesday night. so a prolonged dose of heavy ramp for northern ireland and scotland as the wet weather sings his way into northern england, wales, the midlands and the southwest. it would tend to fizzle. in the still in the humid airon tend to fizzle. in the still in the humid air on wednesday, whereas further north and west, something significantly cooler and pressure. 17 in aberdeen, glasgow and belfast with 27 in norwich. this first system will pep up wednes

still a little bit of growth there on the northern side. 89 degrees, winds out of the southwest at 11. tomorrow, 93. at least we're out of the triple digits. winds also out of the southwest. seven miles per hour with isolated gusts of 20 miles per hour. we have seen a little bit of smoke on again and off again over the past 24 hours. i want to look at the smoke modelling data through tomorrow. i see a little change that is possible for us. there's a lot of colors on this map. look at the orange. that's where thicker smoke plumes could actually move in. mainly near the mendicino complex. we're in this blue to green color, which is haze and lighter smoke filtering in. overall, i wanted to tell you a able to smell the smoke more tomorrow and you may see that off towards the distance. as we take you into our forest throu forecast, it's comfortable. looks good. closer to the bay, we keep the ocean breeze. it will be in the 60s from oakland to san francisco. we will talk about a hotter seven-day forecast and when it gets close to 100 degrees. >> thank you. >>> separated by flames but reunit