in nevada 100 a boil one oh 6 in fairfield get the idea just hot temperatures settling in over the bay area again but now beginning to see little change we saw that along the coastline today. well a little bit of a sea breeze that said excessive heat advisories in effect around the bay until 8 o'clock this evening, excessive heat warnings in through the delta again until later on tonight as well that may be extended into tomorrow as we are seeing some very hot temperatures again tomorrow, although it will start to cool down a few degrees but still very hot weather around much of the state that dry desert air moving in once again and taking over in fact that reject kind of sitting over head now by tomorrow though, will begin to notice some changes in fact that ridge going to start retrograde just a little bit pushing back the eastward as it does we'll start to see an area of low pressure and then some fog developing that suddenly surge of fog so common after of but heat wave in the bay area starting to move in along the coastline. watch the temperatures dropping along the coast tomorrow and

pretty quiet for the bay area domestic dispute. let's go to the maps, coming in from tracy, no problems at all. no slowing whatsoever westbound 205, or throughout westbound 580 altamonte into livermore. the rest of the east bay, a sea of green on the maps. 880 oak land, a few car on the road past colosseum, northbound and southbound directions look good. the bay bridge toll plaza, fewer cars. it will take you no time to get onto the span and into the city. back to the desk. the jury in oak land's ghost ship warehouse fire trial was ordered to start deliberating as the judge removed three members of the jury and the first 10 days of deliberations have been thrown out. henry lee tells us the judge suggested that the jurors dismissed may have had inappropriate contact with the media. >> a stunning development with three jurors all women, booted from the ghost ship jury replaced by three alternates. this means 10 days of deliberations are down the drain. the new jury must start all over. normally talk of the defense attorneys were order

and even inside the bay, some of these temperatures in the south bay flirting with the triple digits, maybe 97 degrees in san jose 97 in morgan hill so certain syria seen around the bay area expected for tomorrow and then it looks like heat advisories going up not only here but around much of the state the advisories in the bay area in the north bay for the heat and also the east bay and he warning up to the central valley, some of those temperatures getting near a 110 degrees. and it looks like you could get a little bit hotter as we get into thursday as well in fact here you go we get into thursday, those temperatures that will probably be the peak of the heat wave and then we slowly begin to cool things down that sea breeze is going to pick up on friday and by this weekend we're talking about some cool air and a few patches of fog rolling in and that is going to feel so good. this heat wave taking about 3 days which is pretty typical in the bay area so get ready. get that juggle water ready to go tomorrow. we've got some serious heat around the bay area probably going to stick around for at least a days guys back to you i learned to have a jug of water plus you might w

watch your tv right now take a deep breath bree that in this is the one cool spot out here in the bay area we're seeing the cooler weather but it is even hot inside the bay. we've got 80's and 90's out there as well but heat advisories. yeah, they're going to be in effect for at least one more day that is going to be that big ridge of high pressure continues to hold on with all the hot temperatures bring in that desert air back into the bay area so it will be one more day of heat maybe even a little warmer in some spots. but yeah, these temperatures back into the triple digits again tomorrow and it looks like those numbers going to stay hot inside the bay 80's and 90's even inside the bay and then we're going to see those temperatures along the coastline, very comfortable in the 60's and the 70's maybe some 80's in the san francisco over the next few days, temperatures are going to take a big drop those starting on friday. they will start to come down. high pressure is going to weaken that allow for some low clouds and fog returned the coastline. that looks like much cooler temperatures ov

it's one of the oldest in the bay area. en going for 44 years. 250 artisans, 40% are from here in the bay area. the show takes place august 2nd, which is today from 10:00 to 6:00, running out of time for that one. saturday and sunday, $12 tickets. you ought to get in on that. finally the walt disney family museum. have you been over there? it's stunning. isn't it? >> we've got free tickets for you. they're vip tickets. it the walt disney family museum is out of the presidio. one of the most popular museums in san francisco. the tickets are worth $35 each. walt disney raised animation to an art form. you know that. they are -- it's an amazing museum set up by the family not run by a non-profit. you'll have a great time. go to abc7news.com and look for the finney's friday free stuff page. >> you just know michael. kristen's getting stylish with the craft exhibits. >> thank you. that will do it for us tonight. world news with david muir" is next. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm kristen sze. for all of us here, thanks for joining us tonig

now after the olympics the facility will be used for soccer and la crosse games. nbc bay areafficial home for the 2020 summer olympics in tokyo less than a year away. we have plenty of coverage already on nbc bay area.com. rob is back to give us another quick look at the weather. the much cooler weather. >> good air quality, inland places tomorrow. probably a little bit cooler than we saw today. notice if you've got a really big television set, tomorrow sunset is 7:59. we're not getting the sunset after 8:00, but the forecast reminds you still summer as the numbers start to climb again, this cooling trend only lasts till about monday. we could see mid- to upper 90s by mid-week. >> one last gasp of summer. thank you very much and thanks for watching. nightly news is next. 'here at 6:00. >>> tonight, city on edge, a stunning show of police force in portland, oregon as groups from the far right and far left face off >>> it is not free speech, it is hate speech and we as the people of this city are not going to take it >> reports of protesters carrying weapons, the president looki

highs will be to degrees above average for the entire bay area. 105 in conquered and fairfield. kland, 85. san francisco, 78. from warm to hot tomorrow. and on thursday. we'll cool down this weekend, falling below average. 60s and 70s near the bay. but we are hot for the next two days. >>> giants fans will be shouting this tonight as the giants catcher faces his bay bridge series. >>> sponsored by mancini sleep world. >>> welcome back, everybody. the bay bridge series tonight and tomorrow night. this is not just another series. >> all eyes are on the series. you know, all of the bay area sports fans are watching. i think there is t different feel to this one than other series. >> reporter: this series definitely means more, to the giants catcher. he was a fan favorite with his five seasons with the oakland a's. >> i still have some dialogue with them. i hope he takes a couple of days off. >> i'm happy to see the a's, i'm happy to see those guys. especially those that i have not seen since 2017. am looking forward to seeing them. >> reporter: you speak at time to time? >> a thing

around the bay area but a sign of things going to cool down. we'll tell you when coming up >>a few days in the east bay in particular and a lot of people are anxiously waiting for cool down christina trait role was in the east bay and has more on the rising temperatures. >>a warm day here in the east bay walnut creek looking at not just triple degree temperatures but then adding some with a high of one oh 6 lot of people i've spoken with today say they're not looking forward for what the rest of the day has to offer. i've been speaking with joggers dog walkers in early risers who tell me though they use a summer's being warm these high temperatures do teamed up their schedules whether it's waking up earlier than usual to go outside or changing up appointments, whatever they need to do to stay comfortable. experts tell us it's vital to stay hydrated always drink more water than you think you need to when starting out the day so dehydration doesn't happen also be prepared with sun block hat sunglasses and lightweight clothing. i spoke with the mom

so the program allows for up to 30 different interns and they can live all over the bay area from san francisco, some from the east bay, south bay, marin county. they can go to college anywhere in the united states, but it's designed for people who have grown up here. this year we have 27 interns and we are at 24 different nonprofit organizations. so mostlyat difft ornizatishowwhich is an organization that promotes jewish diversity. we have organizations likeuny. how we run the program is i organize the entire program and i match each cone in turn depending on interests with a different organization. so if somebody is interested in learning about marketing they may be placed in like the jewish community federation and the marketing department. if someone is interested more in direct service they may go to the jewish community center to do something like that. we recruit organizations through different processes. some of them have been with us for 15 years, the same organization comes back year after year. and others, i reach out to them and talk about what the internship does and then

hearts of the bay area seen triple digit heat. >>> some cooling centers across the bay area are open right now. a heat advisory is in effect for inland areas. paul will have much more on your forecast coming up in 10 minutes. >>> classes resuming in gilroy weeks after the garlic festival shooting. gilroy unified set counseling services will be available for students and parents throughout the school year. officials estimate 5 to 600 students were at the garlic festival. either attending or volunteering. when the shooting happened. >>> within the past few minutes southbound lanes a while highway 101 in redwood city reopen. they had been closed after a big rig transporting sewage overturned earlier today along northbound highway 101. a car cut off a truck and that cause it to swerve and lose control. >>> san francisco has halted painting the red transit only lanes along a major core door. the red lanes are part of a federal pilot program. open to buses and taxis only. some business owners complain they scare off customers. two brothers who own a gas station along gary boulevard did rese

switching to the heat advisory across the bay area. welcome to the four on 2. >> people in the bay area working to beat the heat pick we will get right to it and bring in meteorologist, mark tamayo with some of the scorching temperatures today . >> inland spots of above 100 degrees and temperatures soaring across the mid-portions of the bay area. a heat advisory is in place and also spare the air alert once again. the heat advisories and in place for that north bay inland east bay and santa clara valley and the spare the air alert is extended into the thursday forecast. look at some of the preliminary numbers throughout the day, some of the unofficial highs, livermore, 102, walnut creek, 102, santa rosa, 100. this is not a heat event for the entire bay area. it is warm. san francisco, 83 and look at half moon bay, that looks pleasant, 72 so we went from 72 to 102 degrees. excessive heat warnings toward clear lake around lake county toward the fairfield area. heat advisory is a mention for areas closer to the east bay, north bay, santa c

the bay area came in second only behind the greater los angeles area for the worst traffic. h bay reporter, jesse gary has a look at the numbers and what is driving them. >> reporter: researchers confirming thursday what anyone behind the wheel in the bay area already knows. traffic is getting worse. >> it takes me one hour to get from here all the way through miller park. >> one hour from san jose to menlo park? >> it is the bay area. it is congested. >> reporter: scientists from texas a&m university transportation institute say in 2017, each bay area commuter wasted 123 hours annually, stuck in traffic, costing the economy $2.4 billion per year. that is second only to the nightmare driving los angeles, 119 hours per year. the list of top 5 cities is rounded out by dc, new york and chicago . >> there is simply too much demand for the supply on the transportation system. >> the result? rush hours in slow motion, leaving commuters frustrated and looking for alternatives . >> we have to leave 2 to 3 hours earlier or will leave in the middle of the night so we don't hit the traf

tonight the warning from emergency officials. >> and a travel headache in orange county impacting bay area flights. john wayne airport cancelling all flights after a power outage. tonight the reason power went out. >>> as the clash of our summer microclimates around the bay area from the 90s inland to livermore to a case of fog into the san francisco right now. numbers in the 60s. when valleys could get a break from the heat when we come right back. . >>> tense moments in moscow. video shows people dragged away by police during a protest there. hundreds of people flooded the streets in central moscow during an unthorsoned opposition protest. people are demanding free elections and for the government to stop excluding opposition candidates. police say they detained more than 800 people. reports also indicate internet service was cut in some parts of moscow. >>> people in indonesia are surveying the damage after a large earthquake there. a magnitude 6.8 quake hit off the coast of java island. police say one person died much a heart attack trying to get to safety. officials say more than 1,00

>>i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, it was scorching hot in many sections of the bay area today and it is still pretty walking a lot of the areas right now plus is going to be hot once again tomorrow well for seat meteorologist lazcano had to get outside to find out just how hot it really is he joins us live now from pacifica lawrence. >>sweltering 70's out here at the beach bad, but you know even here that's pretty warm right out of the coastline. we need some to keep it cool something to drink. maybe a little ice cream. but boy so nice out the coastline, you still have a sea breeze here look at this site right now you look back over to the pier. people are out there still fishing and enjoy a fact there's a guy apparently that just within the last half hour or so cut a 2 foot long striped bass that is a big time fish there pull in there, but you can see all the sea life out here very active right now all the pelicans have been flocking by him many of the birds of a coming in as a small fish approach, the coastal areas and that of course is bringing in the big fish too but temperatures

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a nice summer day around the bay area. >>kept things down just a little bit outside the folks don't roll back in and get when the as you approach the coastline see the camera kind of shaking around with the trees here kind of blown out toward sfo, no delays being reported as at sfo this evening as we've got a little break in the cloud deck and no delays in oakland or san jose either winds they'll be kicking around not only tonight to calm down overnight tonight the sea breeze will kind of fade away as we head through the day tomorrow is going to pick up i think a blustery afternoon we're going to see cold front move on through the end of the colors here we've got some oranges even some reds here. those are some gusts over 30 miles per hour so tomorrow evening to be blustery evening as the front moves on by then high pressure kind of settles in over the bay area and that means we're going get a whole lot warmer. outside right now got a couple high clouds drifting overhead some patchy fog trying to form along the coastline to

>>and we continue to track the hot weather here in the bay area. this is a live look at >>big story. we're tracking tonight to state lawmakers are pushing a bill that would ban the use of facial recognition technology in body cam. >>yeah, they see the dangers of false positives are way too high and they know this because they themselves were flagged as criminals by the system. mike lawrie has more. >>police body cameras are supposed to hold law enforcement accountable for their actions. the combined cameras with facial recognition software can be dangerous even according to the american civil liberties union which conducted the software test so the aclu ran all 2120 members of the california legislature. >>against mugshot database, using facial recognition technology that system produced 26 false matches and one of those matches involve san francisco. assemblyman phil ting live pictures right here. there are 26 legislators who are misidentified when they ran and amazon's recognition software. >>through a mugshot database. those lawmakers were falsel

>>one of the bay area's favors for traditions begins tonight and the a's and. >>and the giants squaring off in the bay bridge series k rooney is live at oracle park tonight with more on at all k. >>hi there him in kenya, the annual battle of the way gets underway here in a little less than an hour and the series has been going on for about 23 years now between the giants and nays. but for first time in a long time. there's actually a potentially meaningful outcome. that's because both of these teams are fighting for their playoff lives, let's start with the a's. they za are about 2 games back in the wild card race trying to keep pace with the tampa bay rays who are 8, 2 this month and a 7 up and down in their last couple series. the timing on track for them. then you've got the giants, it's a little complicated for san francisco. there are currently 3 and a half games back with that i'm teams in front of them in the race for the playoffs. a long shot for san francisco and eventually every game now is a must win for the giants but as far as this series goes even

this is what we see in these heat waves in the bay area ridge builds right on the desert southwest, some >>that desert hot air right in the california and the bay area too. that is going to send these temperatures probably up to some record levels by tomorrow afternoon but it's really interesting how it all works out unless we get a strong offshore wind you'll see enough sea breeze to keep it cool right out the coast with that said yet we are going to keep those temperatures much cooler toward the beaches, but it's going to be warm even in the san francisco. look at the big difference, almost 80 degrees downtown san francisco. in the sunset about 63, so just a little bit of a breeze to keep those numbers down koh sai, but you get inside the bay and that's where the heat up in a hurry mid-eighties and burlingame 83 in millbrae then we start to talk about some 90's in the palo alto in redwood city, the south bay flirting with triple digits by tomorrow afternoon very hot there. and plenty of triple digits inland a 106 and limb or one oh 2 in dublin, a 103 and am the one oh 6 in concord you

>>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >>> now, chaos at the democratic national convention summer meeting in san francisco over climate change and the push to be part of the action. >>> good afternoon. i'm kenny choi. >>> i'm michelle griego. >>> campaign 2020 zeroing in on the bay area in the opening minutes were chaotic. [ crowd chanting ] those are activists gathering to talk climate change and chanting to let more peoplein the party debates whether they should hold an entire debate dedicated to climate change that les. the te could come today. >>> presidential candidates make their way to the meeting and senator bernie sanders just tour the town of paradise and is hosting a rally in downtown sacramento this evening bernard sanders and a dozen other candidates will attend the three-day event. former vice president joe biden will not be making an appearance. the event wraps up saturday. >>> i'm emily turner at the news desk and we have the fbi investigating with what they call the largest scam, online scam, and u.s. history. tragic in sonyses. a 145 page i char

and that's because of these moderate amounts of air quality and particles impacting everyone in the bay area from north to south bay. render during these summer months to spend as much time indoors as much as possible live look outside from the eastl and you can see beautiful sunset out there this evening and current wind speeds out there right now fairly light to breezy for most of the bay area with the exception of downtown san francisco, seeing some northerly winds at 20 miles per hour sustained wind speeds, an 18 mile per hour winds for those of you in fairfield and a warmer air mass mainly for interior valleys. but little changed right along the bay area's shoreline but temperatures out there right now unique microclimate forecast 87 degrees and conquer 57 degrees in half moon bay. 30 degree difference out there right now for your 8 o'clock hour so still relatively warm for interior valleys and we're only going to get warmer from here because i'm tracking another day above average temperatures scorching heat for interior valleys and then heading into the tropics in the coming days, star

drug dealers were taken in and weapons and drugs were seized in the sweep. >>> one community in the bay area is on edge tonight following the recent surge in mass shootings. lynn marie ramirez is in east san jose where many latinos fear the bay area could be targeted. >> reporter: they feel that the bay area already has been targeted with gilroy and in latino neighborhoods like this in east san jose and throughout the bay area there is a heightened sense of fear and concern that latinos being targeted by mass shooters. children about to head back to school should not have to be afraid of mass shootings. but they are. >>> it is crazy. kids are's are not supposed to be getting killed. it is dangerous for all the kids out there.>> reporter: with a large latino population parents are asking questions about how their kids can be protected. >>> the current political environment has targeted us. in a way that causes concerns. it is heightened.>> reporter: the three people killed in the gilroy garlic festival shootings were people of color. 2 were latino children from east san jose. in el paso most

today in the bay's garvin to ws a special clear the bay shelters edition of bay area proud. >> with thelear the shelters event of course we're hoping viewers will help save an animal's life. if they do, they'll still have a long way to go if they're going to match the effort of two women from pets in need. inside the pets in need shelter in red wood city. >> i'll e-mail the flier. >> reporter: martha hollender and patty santana share close quarters. >> we've shared an office how long? >> reporter: an even closer relationship. it's a bond that's deepened over the years during long road trips across the u.s. rescuing small dogs. but not having the resources to rescue the larger ones tugged at their hearts. patty, in particular. >> it's super sad. >> reporter: and so back in the office patty would talk with marsa about how she dreamed of starting a program that could help pets in need take those larger breeds. and she talked and talked. >> she kept talking about it, it's like how am i going to shut it up, we'll get her what she needs. >> reporter: marsa who is pets in needs program directo

all right time now for weather check outside those winds blowing again around the bay area of course a big concern with the fire is getting started with at sea breeze continuing. >>likely begin to diminish over the next couple of hours. some of the high level clouds out there right now we see more clouds along the way watch what happens here. but this model enroll in on and you can see that low kind of spinning off the coastline, more clouds and early friday morning and then look at this we start to see a little swirl of moisture off the coastline, not coming in tomorrow, you can see a few clouds from that but then overnight friday night into saturday there you go slight chance of some showers rotating through the bay area to see any it's just going to be a few hundreds of an inch but still pretty interesting to see the rain coming through this early in the season. temperatures in the san francisco tomorrow look at the 60's maybe couple 70's in the mission about 62 degrees in pacifica breezy along the coastline. again in the afternoon, 70 degrees in burlingame 67. in san bruno le look

this is what's affecting most of the bay area, including much of the north bay areas in the east bay once you head above and east of the hills even parts of the peninsula through the san bruno mountains on into the south bay that affects san jose through milpitas on up to fremont signal tri valley eventually on up there danville conquered walnut creek and then the north bay nevado all the way down to mill valley all going to be looking at temperatures warm enough that you should take precautions before you make those plans to get outside pink areas that includes portions of solano and even southern napa counties. these are excessive heat warnings and they will take effect on into the late morning as well searching from the delta of the car keen as on over into the central valley where temperatures will be easily well above the triple digit mark stretching up north and south across the central valley you can see just how much of the state today is dealing with this heat in those coastal areas for the most part really are exception to that greatest of heat which is going to be built up

tomorrow night we have a heat advisory for walnut creek, pleasanton, novato, san rafael, lots of the bay area. the areas in yellow. san jose is included in that heat advisories so temperatures will continue on the very warm side to outside. heat is a big deal. when it gets hot in line it becomes dangerous not only for your health which it definitely does but fire danger, and air quality picked a spare the air date has been issued again tomorrow. we had one today because of the heat lingering. when we come back we will get specific with numbers and what you can expect and when the cooldown gets here. >>> the hot weather prompted a swim center in walnut creek to open up today after it received more than 100 requests from the community. we get live coverage from ktvu's out in a gomez in walnut creek tonight where many people want to head to the pool when it gets so hot outside. >> reporter: yes, julie we were surprised that there were so many aquatic centers throughout contra costa county in the east bay that had closed this week and started fall hours because of finding out that staffing is an

the south bay. those are going to be some the hot spots and also the porsche air quality around the bay area a moderate to conditions in the north bay and still looking good right along the water's edge tonight kind of a quiet night out there just a gentle sea breeze blowing outside clear skies continuing. not a hint of fall just ship we may see some a little bit later on temperatures look at these numbers outside right now we're going to cool off but not that much cooler in fact some of the overnight lows tonight probably going to be the 70's above the mountains above 500 feet or so going to stay very warm. even 89 degrees right now in conquer so you get the idea that big dome eye pressure sitting over head really compressing that air and that is keeping those temperatures up and that's where we'll start out on the warm side tomorrow morning a little bit of a breeze right up toward the media coast. but that is about it so yeah, we are often running again tonight, clear and mild and it was a warm temperatures and this weekend. a big change on the way we're going to see some increasing clouds temperatur

temperatures are expected to hit triple digits in some parts of the bay area. this morning, we're live in the east bay to show you how the heat is keeping firefighters on high alert. >>> and in san francisco, three years after he died, tensions still very high on whether or not to name the central station's chinatown station after rose pak. why some say she does not represent chinatown. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> 7:00 on a hot thursday. august 15th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> you're not a hot weather person. >> not a fan. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it will be yet another hot day today. in fact, temperatures are already heating up around the bay area. here's a heat advisory in effect for the negotiate bay, the east bay, and the santa clara valley. temperatures stopped at 100 degrees yesterday. it will do it again today. further inland, there is an excessive heat warning for the central valley. from redding to modesto. >>> also yesterday, a lot of people were trying to find any way to cool off. this is a big attraction. very busy. temperatures hit 98 degree

numbers around the bay area now still on the hot side in 90's in the concord in livermore e seen much of the east bay there but you feel you effects of the sea breeze down to 69 degrees now in oklahoma some of the patchy fog 60's in san francisco, cooler along the coastline. but that fog that's going to the big story for the coming days, it will start to return and well up to cool down the numbers may be as much as 2025 degrees as we get into sunday, so numbers across the board going to be down mid 60's in the san francisco be headed there oakland chicken is 75 degrees 82. in the san jose all around the bay area temperatures going start to drop off. you head out along the coastline, you may need a jacket out toward the beaches that sea breeze will be blown in that fog staying in place the better part of the day keeping those numbers down 60's just inside the bay and those numbers cool off a everywhere you go the south bay instead of hot 90's you'll see some 70's and some 80's and the east bay worry of the triple digits those will start to cool down mainly in the mid 80's, there mid 80

>>in short order we're at a higher and much cooler altitude and heading back to the bay area. francisco spca has joined with silicon valley and are in shelters to help shelters in fresno to larry and kings county. >>by taking on some of the dogs and cats that otherwise would be put down. >>it's transfer. your ship that its animals from. where there's too many to an area where there's definite we homes waiting for. >>wt're all learning from one another we thought we be teaching we're learning too. only able to fit 9 of the dogs in my plane, including these 2 some of the dogs had microchips but their owners couldn't be found within 3 or 4 days these dogs will get checkups be neutered or spayed and be ready for adoption. fewer dogs and cats are being euthanized and more are being adopted an education on how to stem the tide of unwanted pets is spreading. >>saving lives. it is a city. every single day you get out and you make the decision to save the lives and if you stop. >>sometimes the only thanks these workers get is from the faces of the animals, a safe. >>those faces are of a

and the san francisco giants take the bay bridge series beating the oakland a's 5 to 00:04am tonight. so series few that always splits the bay areayeah. >>and the kron 4 cylinder sacking has more now from fans about this rivalry. >>when asked what expands in san francisco, giants fans. of the bay bridge to lead the a's one more time, the battle of >>between just valley for the bridge and balances for the band is a who's there in the bay area is >>as the 2 teams duked it out and say it's always been >>it's pretty bad. i'd say any more neighbors, a lot of us are neighbors were all mixed like the niners raiders were but you know it's good right. it's a good friend one i think. >>it's a good neighborhood rivalry, families and others against each other, but in the best way possible well, the bible respects the bay area it also includes some households. it's rough. we're a saudi year. >>for christine jason selma, it's a struggle leaving the house on game day. >>we have 2 toddlers so it's a debate on how they come out of the house where they're wearing giants gear or a's gear i lost the this morning. usual so as you can see they are in

we are off to a clear start to the morning for most of the bay and you can see that here at the golden gate bridge and elsewhere across the bay area just a couple of patches of a few spots of fog or ride up and down the peninsula as well as towards point raise besides that though skies are nice clear and dry for your start of the week as we make our way through the afternoon too. you can expect that to remain the same some much as robin mentioned, let's see of sunshine, not just your forecast today. but ahead of us we're actually off to a pretty warm start this morning to besides a few low 50's, most temperatures are in the 60's right now pittsburgh. in the low 70's, currently so yeah, temperatures cool enough for a light jacket but we're doing pretty good as far as temps co, san francisco's 4 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time has also is conquered and fairfield and this warmth this something that's going to continue later on today from the 60's were are currently sitting to temperatures eventually well into the 70's alongside the bay and upper 80's for many inland areas if not those 90's elsewhere in the bay, i'm talking

underway right now at muir woods. >> reporter: redwood creek running to the heart of remote environment sensitive areas in the entire bay area, muir woods , is about to be drained. the creek is getting a makeover, a return to nature all to protect the endangered baby salmon. >> we are doing or undoing the damage done to the park in the 1930s when the park service a different idea on how to manage creeks and for us. >> reporter: that was then this is now? >> exactly. rep during the great depression, giant boulders and concrete blocks were placed on some sections of the creek banks. to reach those stones, heavy equipment will drive to the creek bed to replace the rocks in the creek. but before that, the water must be drained. before that, endangered stamina must be saved. >> it is terrible habitat for coho salmon , and they are federally endangered. the numbers are pretty low, especially here on the central california coast. >> reporter: the restoration project will cost nearly $1 million and is expected to take possibly three years to complete with breaks in the schedule for spawning the. >> the arnie here is that irony

to slowly work its way on shore not going to everybody probably but a chance of showers here in the bay area this a pretty impressive cold front for this time of year. and you can see just a ow lightning begin in clip parts of the north bay as it comes on shore that will be the case now that was dangerous for this storm system not a lot of moisture with that. so certainly some lightning strikes. well they could start some fire. so that's we're worried about for tonight, but we're seeing that out there right now some light showers in far northern parts of the bay area at the moment, some of the showers a pretty heavy with the cells coming on through a little bit further north near ukiah plan rina see there you get the rain drops and also just clipping parts of the north bay so tonight kind of an interesting night we've got the showers out there right now not going to be a whole lot. but the forecast is for this to continue into tomorrow morning. so we got a chance of a few hundreds of an inch of rainfall with the system as it comes on through not going to be a heavy storm certainly to get cau

on the steering wheel coming out of the north bay across the bridge into the city 19 for your drive time that looks really good. other drive times around the bay area from crockett to the maze 15 minutes on west and 80 and then if you're traveling in the east bay from wannacry trying to make your way over to the 5 8980 connector, that's only an 11 minute drive time right now and just under 15 minutes from castor valley to the maze on 5.80. and then the nimitz from san leandro to the maze 10 minutes so far and speeds are at the limit robin. all right sounds good. thank you. rebecca a man known as a ski mask rapist could go free. >>george anthony sanchez, he convicted of raping 25 women in the bay area back in the 80's. so he was sentenced to more than 400 years behind bars but now he's up for parole hearing and kron four's michelle kingston ports, the victims are devastated. >>the heat that the actions that he did were so horrific, he raped a mother and daughter at the same time he tied them to a bed together. he raped a woman in a church confessional and held her at gunpoint he raped a pregnant woman and have her 4 year-old lie on the floor. his ac

the bay. we'll start to notice the cooler temperatures but right now, it looks like that big ridge of high pressure. it's going to stick overhead temperatures around the bay area now still hot in the valleys in the 90's inland, those temperatures soaring in many spots, you're still at 90 degrees in the bottle 97 in cloverdale and 91 degrees in dublin 94 in conquer but inside the bay, 65 degrees right here in san francisco. on the satellite image we are seeing that ridge of high pressure but showing signs of weakening of act just to the south now we're seeing a former tropical storm that's evil is beginning to fall apart and now some of the remnants begin the bush up toward the bay area that will bring kind of a more muggy more humid feel to our skies also bring in a few mid to high level clouds moving across as well temperature wise, it's still going to be hot inland for tomorrow afternoon that ridge is slowly weakening somewhat so plan on some hot 90's again you're back to mid 90's in the concord maybe triple digits in antioch about 96 degrees in livermore inside the bay. you're looking a lot of 80's and maybe some 90's down towards san jose morgan neill so s

the program allows for up to 30 different interns, and they can live all over the bay area from san francisco and some from the east bay and south bay and marin county theygo t sign people who have grown up here. and this year, we have 27 interns. we are at 24 different nonprofit organizations. so mostly they are each at different individual organizations. we have organizations that promote jewish diversity, we have organizations that work on domestic violence within the jewish community, and how we run the program is that i organize the entire program and i match each in turn depending on interests with a different organization. so if someone is interested in learning about marketing, they could be placed in the jewish community federation and the marketing department. direct service, someone might go to the jewish community center to do something like that. and we recruit the organizations through different processes, some of them have been with us for 15 years. the same organization comes back year after year. and others, i reach out to them and talk about what the internship does and they

moderate to poor air quality across the bay area. winds of change coming that will help to clear out the air and tomorrow morning the be really variable. we will have a drop in the temperatures, most noticeable coast and bay tomorrow in inland areas will shave off a few degrees as well. >> another thing that i want to show you, 5:00 a.m. friday. everyone is waiting for that. the fog will work its way up the coastline tower its area by tomorrow afternoon and evening and that will certainly help bring about changes as well. tomorrow morning, low 50s. to the upper 60s . and definitely a mild morning, tomorrow afternoon in the south bay. 93 san jose, 89 in gilroy. and upper squs to low 70s at the coast. you will feel the difference. downtown san francisco, 74, and north bay temperatures mid 90s around sonoma, and santa rosa, and 90s in san rafael, and 88 in fremont. you will have a few triple digits, 100 in fairfield and livermore. and 97 in walnut creek. heat moderates tomorrow, sharp drop in temperatures as we go in to the weekend, and

bay area. our focus is the housing crisis. >> a study by the leadership group says the bay area created six timesbs than homes from 2010 to 2015. that problem only got worse after the north bay fires in 2017. >> and now there is a contractor shortage, as well. one bay area company is hoping to literally build a better bay area with prefabricated homes. when fires raged across the north bay in 2017, thousands of people were forced to flee. nearly 9,000 structures were destroyed including thousands of homes. >> a neighbor across the street woke us up pounding on the door. >> that included laurie and tim's home. >> there was a roar and i don't know whether it was the fire or the wind but there was just a roar. you could hardly hear anything. >> and then about an hour later, the neighbors from across the street called to say you lost your house. we've all lost our houses. >> 21 months later, they are just about to move into their new home. >> we made a commitment quite early on that if we could afford to, we wanted to rebuild here. >> but the cost of building a traditional home was too much because s

we're looking outside looking out over the san francisco bay area where the temperatures are still quite toasty yeah, here's a live picture with the temperatures are a well of these for the high. >>highs today around the bay area 100 degree temperatures widespread from the north bay to the east bay. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to tell just how hot its ban and what's going on i mean that was some smoke and heat today around the bay, i think tomorrow could actually be a little bit warm wood group broken numerous records. >>all around the bay area records falling just about everywhere you went. santa rosa checked in a 100 to one degrees that was a record tied record at napa of 100 degrees even 99 a record in redwood city oakland check in in 90 that was a record san jose 98 degrees and hot there. a record also moffett field 95. and also record we don't stop there canfield checking in a 100 degrees and that was a record that would be a special record who was actually a 194. if the sfo was actually 94 degrees at sfo that was a record oakland airport 94 degrees too and salin

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in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> a woman is forced out of the bay area housing market, and now she says it was the best thing that ever happened to her. her solution to high prices could tempt you to move as well. >> imagine bay area homes selling for 10% of what they do now. we have a flash back that puts our housing crisis into perspective. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. hot spots today in the low to mid 90s. but changes are coming. here's a hint. i'll be back at the forecast coming up. >> and what ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 news is exploring the bay area's housing crisis as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. >> today a bay area native shares her story of being priced out. she moved clear across the country from san francisco to new hampshire and still runs her business that's here in the city. >> abc7 news reporter luz pena has her story. >> reporter: dancing is all about movement and flexibility. annie henry is the founder of the company dance theater san francisco. she's had to master those two kills not only for dancing, but also for living.

gusts between 25 and 30 miles per hour around much of the area today, especially in the inland east bay in the concord area right now, surface wind speed about 16 miles per hour. there have been stronger gusts throughout the day. they may get stronger yet going into the evening hours temperature readings, 62 in san francisco, 0 oakland, 77 redwood city, san jose 83. 63 half moon bay. north bay and east temperatures, mid to upper 70s at napa, mid to upper 80s at fairfield, concord and livermore. some hot weather coming our way in a few days. the forecast in a few minutes. >> in the north bay, a city of 14,000 made a bold move to prevent fires. mill valley will require residents to fireproof their properties much more than any other city does. wayne freedman has the story. wayne? >> reporter: you've heard phra" space. >> " they're a classic example. mill valley is concerned about fires. they always have been and don't want to see this community about the way of paradise or sonoma county. last night they began making a bold move. in mill valley, this is the daily life of fire chief of mich

the bay. low-to-mid-90s tomorrow, 70s and 80s around the rest of the bay area. out the weekend outlook coming up. >>> if you ride bart to and from walnut creek listen up. bart is putting in new tracks and that may cause delays for drivers on highway 24. starting tonight two east wound lanes will be closed. the lanes should reopen by 7:00 a.m. tuesday. shuttle buses will be available. >>> a man from san francisco ordered the to rebuild a home he illegally tore down won his battle. the home on hopkins avenue was designed by an architect. he bought it in 2017, but his contractor demolished it. the planning commission reversed his plan. >>> after the break, a fallen officer honored in sacramento. how the police academy is remembering tara o'sullivan. >>> 18 security cameras in china town after a series of attacks and recent burglaries. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn'

but those winds backing off just a little bit around the bay area rainfall not going to be a time with this kind of system that you don't expect much in fact last time it rained in the north bay at this time of year was back in 2010 so it's been a while so we do see any maybe just a few hundreds of an inch of rain in the overnight hours and tomorrow morning. then it kind of fades away and leaves a pretty nice day of it beautiful out there right now we're looking back over the bay toward alcatraz looks like there's a car parked out there are now contrast. but there's just some lights underneath there and also behind that you can see san francisco and that low level fog out there right no and so certainly that fog is going to be around early tomorrow morning. but that should begin to break up, leaving behind some sunshine and some pretty nice weather overnight tonight though we'll see the clouds on the increase slight chance of showers throughout the night tonight into early early tomorrow morning. and then a return to some more sunshine as we get to sunday. i think we'll see a summer ma

in fact, temperatures are already heating up around the bay area. re's a heat advisory in effect for the negotiate bay, the east bay, and the santa clara valley. temperatures stopped at 100 degrees yesterday. it will do it again today. further inland, there is an excessive heat warning for the central valley. from redding to modesto. >>>

bank out there right now dot downtown san francisco, south market visibility at or near 0 for the bay area'sne. daytime highs today near average along the coast in beaches but 5 to 10 degrees above normal for most of our interior valleys in the bay area so right now tracking dry calm conditions. temperatures right now cooling down in the 50's for the bay area coastline, widespread 60's as you make your way inland but still warm and the tried valleys specifically in concord in antioch low to mid 70's right now even at this 10 o'clock hour believe it or not and overnight lows will dip into the low to mid 60's. so not that much cooling but everyone else in the bay area in the mid to upper 50's for your overnight lows in tomorrow's daytime high star downtown san francisco. right about average 67 degrees near average temperatures as well for those of you in oakland, but still about 5 degrees above average for most of our interior valleys, san jose 85 degrees low to mid 90's for conquered in antioch santa rosa still hop of cooling down into the upper 80's for you novato 83 degrees and hayward 75 d

talking about cooling centers later on in the show this morning we are seeing clear skies across the bay area from the east bay out toward san francisco. and eventually out to marine county to so no fog out there whatsoever and just how hot did again yesterday. well these were record breaking temperatures yesterday robin triple digits up in santa rosa at one oh one that broke a record tied a record in napa getting right up to the century mark with the upper 90's in redwood city look at oakland hitting 90 degrees yesterday, san jose 98. moffett field that 95 and a couple more records yesterday campfield salinas in the triple digits, while the airport san francisco getting up to 94 oakland's airport also sharing that same number up to 94 degrees as for your current temperatures we held on to some warmth last night and we're still hanging out in the 60's to 70's, pittsburgh, you are in the 80's moments ago just falling out of that number a 79 now, so temperatures are fairly warm to start they want to throw in a light jacket in nevado as well as up to petaluma but really elsewhere it might just g

we've got some fog now moving in the bay area and of course that will help to keep the humidity higher in the fire danger down around the bay area now but that's going to get shut off the high pressure strengthens specially into sunday monday that would be the peak. the heat of a high pressure system building overhead but the fog came back in today and help to cool wnhe temperatures some places dropping as much as 15 degrees around the bay area so still hot spots in the sea breeze was enough to cool you down along the coast and inside the bay in the breeze continues tonight and that is moving the fog inside the bay as we speak 67 degrees right now and fremont also into san jose 63 breezy into hayward still 70 degrees in concord 73 degrees warm and pittsburgh, 57 degrees cool off and timber on and 63 degrees in petaluma tonight, the clouds gathering once again and pushing further into the bay probably local valleys as well tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. it will be hot especially in the east bay, some of those numbers again popping up in the mid 90's inland. but i think hotter on sunday m

else into the mid to upper 50's t out your work week monday, a degree or 2 of cooling for most of the bay area coastline downtown san francisco, 66 degrees near average highs for you and mid 60's for half moon bay. burlingame in the upper 60's brisbin though mid 60's. we are going to notice a lot more clouds and sun and that is going to contribute to our cooling trend, cool sea breezes well san carlos 73 degrees paulo all to 76 degrees and in san jose in the south bay 84 degrees but seeing some upper 70's for sunnyvale and milpitas and in the east bay near average highs for livermore upper 80's for you, dublin and hayward in the mid 70's. berkeley a little bit milder at 69 degrees conquered still hot in the low 90's that bill 97 degrees in napa 81 degrees in santa rosa, 88 deg so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with