but for the small towns near the delta, the water is a way of life. >> my name is doug butts. i live in hood, california, where the delta is. >> reporter: doug's family lived in this tiny town since 1930. hood is where the state plans to locate one of the intake pipes for the massive 40-foot diameter water tunnel. no one here thinks it's a good idea. >> the water would go down so low in the delta out here, there would be no more boating and not many fish. >> reporter: most who live here don't attend meetings in sacramento. they just hear things, like how these rivers might be turned into saltwater marshes. and they are scared no matter how much the state tries to assure them water quality will be protected. >> water quarter standards have to be met no matter what. if that means the intakes don't get used, that's what it means. >> it's going to get done and not use it? no way. that makes no sense. >> reporter: the state says taking water from the delta before it ever gets into the delta will make the water supply safer and improve fish habitats downstream. but residents see tha

fish or for people. >> reporter: currently, so much water is being sucked from the south end of the deltas, water actually flows in a reverse direction. it's harming endanger fish and preventing a natural cleansing action. the state says besides provide earthquake protection, the tunnels would allow a freshwater flow to help equalize the system. >> we will gain flexibility. we will be able to pull from either the north or the south, depending on where we can do the least environmental harm when we're drawing water. >> reporter: it's estimated the 35-mile-long tunnels will cost $16 billion to build and would be paid for by the receivers of the water, mainly e

many wonder what that kind of political leverage will mean for the delta. john ramos, kpix 5. >> even if the southern california water districts come up with the money, the state and federal governments will have to issue a number of permits before construction begins. now, coming up tomorrow at 6:00, john is going to take us to the small town of hood on the sacramento river, where the state wants to put the intake pipes for those tunnels and where locals worry those tunnels would destroy not just the delta but their way of life. >>> new at 6:00, marijuana laws are starting to take shape in the north bay. kpix 5's emily turner is inside a dispensary in sonoma where people can now apply for commercial marijuana licenses. emily. >> reporter: veronica, it's a whole new world for the marijuana industry. starting today, in sonoma county, you can get a permit and that brings businesses like these within the law in sonoma county. these people actually look forward to paperwork. but for karen, today's forms have been a long time coming. >> we are excited to step int

do the same thing with airlines. delta is a classic example. once trained, can spot trafficking and inform the pilot and when the plane lands, ensure if there is a situation, there is a rescue and arrest of the traffickers and rescue of the woman or children who are being trafficked. we will try to the best off our ability to hold the airlines to account. there needs to be reporting. already the law that they should provide this training and we want to make sure there is a greater effort to ensure that actually happens. and chairman royce talked about the tip report. just a couple of weeks ago, secretary tillerson announced the tip report. it is a volume nouse and accurate report of what is happening in 190 countries around the world and including the united states. tier 3 are are subject to sanctions. mr. royce: i yield additional time. mr. smith: i just want to commend the trump administration for finally holding china to account as a tier 3 violate and they were so designated a couple of weeks ago. make a number of important reforms to the ti

some of those 90s coming into bay at the delta. ratures in your neighborhood. if you're spending time in oakland, low to mid-70s. it should feel warmer than that, though, in the stands. we'll add in some moisture. that increases how hot it feels. >> i feel like this happens every week. we have a few days of relief and then it gets hot. >> it's been a pattern. >> thanks, lisa. >>> droneview 7 flew over stonestown. the mall could be saying goodbye to a big department store and saying hello to a trend that's sweeping the country. >> reporter: you wouldn't know it from the shiny marble floors or trendy merchandise, but stonestown has the oldest shopping center. a row of shops in the '60s, a mall in the '80s, now it could reinvent itself again. would you be sad if this macy's left? >> no. >> reporter: that's what could happen if they approve a department store they've asked to reconfigure and use for other things. >> i think an arcade would be pretty cool or a bowling alley, something not typical for a mall. >> reporter: they do say they

miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: shortly after the delta flight was airborne, chaos in the aisle. >> approaching delta 12 t, an emergency. >> reporter: authorities say 23-year-old joseph hudek assaulted a flight attendant and injured at least one assisting passenger after he was seen pacing and tried to open the exit door midflight. >> we could hear screaming, commotion and, you know, my first thought was is this a terrorist attack? >> reporter: passengers on that delayed flight arriving in beijing today, say the injured flight attendant is a hero. >> she hit the man over the head with a bottle, which knocked him down. >> she was wounded, and then they got -- five passengers got him down and zip tied him. >> reporter: delta flight 129 departed seattle thursday night headed to beijing when it turned around 45 minutes after takeoff. 207 passengers were aboard. the suspect was in first class when the plane circled back. >> what is with you? >> reporter: while physical assaults on crew members are rare, unruly passengers were involved in at least 92 incidents last year alone. t

by the delta. upper 60s, concord and livermore. so a red flag warning for the diablo range. east bay has high fire danger possibility with gusts up to 25 miles an hour. a new advisory into 9 clk preside:00 tm. it's going to be a hot one today. temperatures comeing down on average about 5 degrees inland. chris. >> thank you. >>> a four alarm apartment fire overnight has burned three buildings in antioch. it started around 10:00 last night on delta boulevard. the fire spread to an acre of dry grass next to the property. three were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. four others treated at the scene. a fire captain tells us illegal fireworks may have started the fire. >>> two police buildings were evacuated after someone call nd a bomb threat. the police station and jail as well as the 911 dispatch center at mcdonald and neva-- were evacuated. as tiffany explains, so were the residents who lived next to those. >> the threat started with two phone calls. both times, the caller used profanity and

by the delta, a little breezy. 78 in liver more. e winds, the hill tops, the ridges a little breezy and things are so dried out. so be careful of course. with intense heat to arrive you'll be sizzling. a nice low cloud fog deck by the coast will keep you comfortable there. and it will be cooler next week. tonight and you'll notice the fog is back. by 8:00 tomorrow morning, it begins to retreat. but look at what happens the rest of the morning. you may see a few patches around half moon bay but even sunshine at our beaches tomorrow. overnight lows in the 50s. good sleeping weather. 52 in san francisco. 60 around san jose with the clear sky and we will be looking at clearer weather over the weekend. it's a typical summer spread with 60s at the coast. notice very little change for sunday. and by monday our inland communities come down to the 80s. so tomorrow is really the spike in the heat. it's a one-day event and you'll notice numbers are going to be in the 60s. maybe a patch of fog. overall highs tomorrow as much as 11 degrees above

i visited the delta but visiting even today you can understand where the young kids controlled along the waterways and canals from the hostile and scary places. traveling up to this cities i saw the remains of liberty bridge that so many americans to serve their new. i visited the old area that the marines called god city, north of lodi bridge. i left behind some momentum is there for dartmouth marines were killed in two different images with a third battalion of seven marines one with kilo company in july of 1968 and a second classmate of the first with mike company less than 2 miles away in november of that year. i looked across at charlie ridge still dark and foreboding 45 years later and i went away and walked around the ancient citadel that have been the site of intense fighting during tet in 1968. greeted by a brief summer shower, the trail was steep and slippery, i stumbled and i slid and i sweated and i wondered how to scare young men in may 1969 knowing there were over 50 years younger than me was not a sufficient explanation. no one was shooting down at me and i wasn't carr

sunrise over the delta.looking out towards mount diablo, a few low- level clouds trying to drift in. otherwise, temperatures 51 degrees in santa rosa to now 60 degrees in san jose with overcast skies there. winds have been light pretty much around the bay also around the peninsula. they do increase. fairfield at 23. antioch at 15. so here's our satellite-radar. you can see where the heaviest concentration of clouds are gathered at this particular time. we do have today by lunchtime clearing of the skies in most areas except right there around the san mateo coast. also ocean beach back through pacifica. clouds linger there all day then push back onshore overnight and then penetrate the bay tomorrow morning at this time. smack in between, we're watching that right there. interesting doings. subtropical moisture. it's monsoonal moisture lifting up from new mexico and arizona coming through monterey and san benito counties with threat of thunderstorms today. locally in the urban areas coastal cloudiness, warm aw

not much of a breeze but there is one in the delta and 24 ramping up to about 30. vacaville even with the west and southwest. water temperatures pretty cool, and no extreme but where they should be. 63 and ukiah, 43 in truckee, 92 in las vegas. we have this circulation with this monsoon kicking up with the hit-and-miss for some areas. it is to far south for right now and just a little bit south and east of tahoe and low clouds filling in on most of the coast, 60s, 70s and 80s but out toward antioch, brentwood and clearly a hot day but not as bad as a few days ago. transition days thursday with a brief warm-up for saturday and sunday. >>> it is 4:18 am. >>> nancy pelosi is a familiar and outspoken name in the bay area in politics but the fact that she is a devout catholic has led to a surprising confession about thoughts about president trump. >> i pray to the president, so there are some things, strengths that you draw upon. we are hoping for the will being of him and his family, but also for the good of our country.>> we sat down with the house minority leader and

i visited the delta and visiting there even today you can understand what the young kids patrolled along the waterways and canals found them hostile and scary places. traveling up to, i went to the pilings of the only remains of liberty bridge with so many americans who serve their new. i visited the old area that the marines called god city, north of liberty bridge. i left behind some mementos there for dartmouth who were killed in different images with the third battalion seventh marines, one with kilo company in 1968 and a second classmate of the first with another company less than 2 miles away in november of that year. i looked across at charlie ridge, still dark and foreboding 45 years later and i went away and walked around the ancient citadel that have been the site of intense fighting during tet in 1968. i went up along the old demilitarized zone in highway nine and out to the rock pile, razorback and mutters ridge. names that i can assure you most americans never knew but those names rock pile in razorback and mutters ridge are seared into the memory of those served at these ou

the 40-year-old loved to take his family to the sacramento river delta. d then tragedy struck when the kayak carrying him and his 5-year-old daughter sophia flipped over. they saved sophia who was pulled by safety. and they did not make it. >> he always ended up being happy. and he kept that together. and her dad loved to sing. he was the carpenter by trade and the family breadwinner and generous to all around him. >> i have never seen him like an issue. and i would never see them pass by someone. >> reporter: and now that generosity is coming back a thousand fold. so far the community has donated more than $36,000 to the gofundme account. >> thank you everyone. >> reporter: his wife says someone saw the family's story on ktvu and decided to donate a burial site for her husband. >> this is an extraordinary act of generosity. >> reporter: the holy cross cemetery close by the home. so maria will get her wish to see her dad whenever she wants to. >> this grave is in our military section, where veterans are buried. and although he was not a veteran, everyone t

those mid 90s out by the delta. round the bay and inland feeling like summer still. >> thanks so much. thank you for joining us on abc 7 morning. i'm kate larson. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 this evening. hope you have a wonderful weekend. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi, everybody. i'm jack hanna coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." today we're hitting the open road to find wildlife... ooh! from the pacific coast highway. docent: a male can reach 5,000 pounds. jack: jeez! to the dusty roads of kenya... sue: i've been blocked by cattle before, but never a camel roadblock. jack: to a mountain pass in the rockies. expert: you don't want to get in between the mother and the calf. they can move fast, and they will charge. jack: we're taking 6 outrageous road trips and doing some off-roading along the way. now, if i was walking up this

i wanted to get out to the delta, to the high country, the sentra islands.i want to get out to the jungles, the far reaches of my court, places where the baby boomer generation fought and were the stories of some of the men i was describing had died. i visited the delta and visiting there even today, you can understand what the young kids are patrolled along the waterways and the canals on the more hostile and scary places, the trees and brush hanging over these canals. traveling up to beginning i went to liberty bridge with so many americans who served their india. the marines call god city, north of liberty bridge and they left behind some moments as they are for who were killed in two different ambushes with the third battalion seventh marines, one with kilo company in july 1968 in the second a classmate of the first with my company less than two miles away in november of that year. i look across the charlie ridge, still dark and foreboding 35 years later. i walked around the ancient said adel what the site of intense fighting in 1968. i went up along wit

region bay area is truly becoming one of the most important economic delta areas in the whole world. whether it will match that they carry are other major bay areas i do not know, but i am sure that the integration in the closer met of all the major cities in that part of the pearl river delta region will create more economic opportunities and will bring in greater efficiency, and will make manufacturing and industrialization much more efficient way. and hong kong should not lose out from this megatrend. and if hong kong really tracks integrate tightly to this major transformation of the river delta region, hong kong will benefit and hong kong will also help other major cities over there to benefit from this great transformation. >> if you look at hong kong now, some of the major issues including, for instance, the asian society, the rising housing prices come the gap between the old, sorry, the poor and the rich, these challenges cannot result on its own pick something has to be done to solve these problems, not just from the hong kong local governments but from beijing as we

a few low 90s towards the delta. you know the places, discovery bay, brentwood, tracy, mountain house, byron, otherwise we hang on to this weather pattern each day. then we bump up the temperatures to 100 on friday, 100s over the bay. look at the offshore push on saturday. that's your forecast today. how about sending it on over to jessica in the east bay? >> reporter: and east bay water rates could be going up and the complaints are pouring in. i'm jessica flores live next. we'll have details on how your bill could be affected. >> plus, a look at what is delaying construction of an extra lane on the richmond/san rafael bridge. ♪ ♪ ♪ conserving water... the proposal would increase rates 19 percent over the next two years for its 1.4 million customers...and that has complaints pouring in from customers who feel they are being penalized for saving water... east bay mud says the rate increases are critical-- to invest in infrastructure...everythi ng from water treatment plants...aqueducts...and 42 hundred miles of pipe..

the door. he was traveling on a dependent pass meaning a family member works for delta. miguel almaguer, nbc news, seattle. >> the killing of a new york city officer brought attention to the dangers of the job. a problem faced by those around the country. more and more deciding to leave the force and they are having a hard time replacing them. nbc's gabe gutierrez now with that story. >> reporter: for the dallas police department, the pain is still raw. today marks one year since five officers were ambushed and killed during a march against police violence. >> not lost on us what you went through on that horrible night. >> reporter: the tributes coming on this same day san antonio officer miguel moreno was laid to rest after being shot. and the same week n.y.p.d. officer, mother of three was randomly assassinated at point blank range in her patrol car. >> that was an attack on all of us. >> reporter: so far this year, officer deaths are up 18%. >> when these guys are saying they don't want to do it any more, we have a problem in america. trying to get officers to come her

toward the delta, and also towards lake port. orth, it is a benign weather pattern each day. and until we get a little bit warmer over the weekend. kenny? >> thank you. >>> in southern california, crews are finally gaining the upper hand on a massive wildfire there. the whittier fire in santa barbara is now 62% contained. and burned more than 18,000 acres so far. and yesterday, weather conditions were a little better for firefighters. they were able to light backfires and mop it up. >>> powerful winds and steep terrain are making it difficult to contain a wildfire in mariposa county. the detwiler fire has burned more than 11,000 acres since it started on sunday. and the fire crews are trying to keep the flames from creeping closer to 300 structures there. and one structure has already been destroyed. and so far, the fire is just 5% contained. >>> and right now, the search continues in arizona. for a man who went missing in a deadly flash flood. 27-year-old hechter ganeka was one of several people swept away over the weekend. nine

the delta breeze of to 29 miles an hour and water temperatures cold which helps. for 60s, 70s and 80s with 90s inland getting far enough away. >>> it is 6:32 am. >>> the we have something on the screens? >> a new crash in fremont heading south, southbound 880 at dakota road. the fire department has been dispatched and heading out. before that we have a crash southbound on 880 just after 92. traffic will be slow driving on 880 heading south at the beginning of 238. moving over to pleasanton, 680 slow out of that area heading down to the sunol grade. 580 is okay through the altamont pass. westbound 92 at the san mateo bridge looks okay heading out to the peninsula and in the south bay traffic not bad with 280 northbound of highway 17, 101 and 85 off to a good start. at the bay bridge we have a 20 minute delay at the toll plaza.>>> it is 6:32 am. >>> federal investigators will be in oakland today going over every inch of the big construction fire site as they help local investigators figure out the cause of the fire.>> the flames her out but allie rasmus is at the sc

and 90s for the delta. we will pinpoint the entire forecast, and that's coming up. later in this newscast. but right now, jacqueline, what is busy out there? >>> well we've got a couple of things cooking right now. an accident along southbound 880. and that is keeping your ride a bit slow. just under the limit. as you are making your way toward 237. chp running some traffic breaks and it looks like speedses are starting to resume at the limit again. so that is the good news there. and we will take it to look at your ride, if you're making your way into san francisco this morning, and along the 280 extension. and be prepared for some delays. right now, caltrans has two lanes closed. and that runs from the 101, connector all the way to mariposa. and i went through it myself. and it was slow. lots of flashing lights. definitely a visual distraction if you're trying to make your way through that stretch. starting to see some slowdowns due to an accident on the richmond san rafael bridge. this reported at the mid span. and it looks likes chp, bridge crews are already on

it's going to be warmer today low to mid-90s at the delta. ich day to expect 100 degrees. that's coming up at 48 after the hour. let's send it to jaclyn. >>> one lane blocked in an accident on 101 through the south bay near oakland street. you can see speeds are dropping below 15 miles per hour. so your ride along northbound 101 very slow between 680 and 880. it looks like they are waiting for a tow truck to come by. the cordelia junction, we are tracking an overturned tanker. this is not blocking any lanes along interstate 80 but it was definitely slowing things down. there's a lot of activity in that area. and speeds are below 30 miles per hour as you make your way along westbound 80. if you know someone who maybe has this route, give them a call. let them know what's going on. past that west of that area, near suisun, you can see that traffic is flowing freely in both directions. back to you guys. >>> some residents in san francisco are questioning muni's decision to stop service to some stations over the weekend. it's the same weekend part

delta is the number number one and the real reason that delta seems to be doing better than the other is that they have a lot of these regional flights where they're a little bit over guidance of but they get to places that people go so when you talk about whether or not the seats is right except in what the price point is you also look about how long it's going to take you to get to where you know like to be and part of that for delta has been really good because it got all of these regional places that they go a get you there faster and very able to make a profit on that so delta despite. tweeting the word airlines they seem to be doing just very well thank you don in atlanta. part of the pain though it's let's talk about the t.s.a. . of the airlines at the t.s.a. is mercy obviously it's federally controlled it's very important. but when passengers have to go through these metal detectors and things like that it does affect the sort of travel the whole go around scenario that i'm trying to say i find that waiting in lines and then the going to the rules of magnetometer isn't and now

we are talking about mid-90s at the delta today, low 80s redwood city. full forecast at 18 after the hour. right now let's go to kenny. >>> developing right now in berkeley, crews are on the scene of a large garage fire. the scene is near arch and spruce streets. it started around 5 a.m. at one point, neighbors in the area were being told to evacuate. they are now being allowed to return home. but the fire department is asking home owners to keep their windows closed because of smoke. >>> this year is the 40th running of the san francisco marathon but due to recent terror attacks, organizers are stepping up security. >> reporter: katie nielsen reports from the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: 27,000 people are actually expected to take part in the marathon running across the golden gate bridge as part of that event. in past years, runners took up two northbound lanes on the bridge with one lane as a buffer, then traffic still had one lane to head north. there have been several recent terror attacks where drivers plowed into large groups of people like thi

the southwest wind up to 28 miles an hour by the delta. ks like it's going to be a carbon copy of yesterday. but it's not. we're going to see that high pressure ridge building again. it's been with us all summer long in the southwest. it comes to the north, brings us the heat. then retreats. as it retreats, we get this. the lovely low cloud and fog deck. that looks pretty at this time of year. warmer inland. strong rip current along the coast. takes us through midweek. with that, a beach hazard statement through tomorrow night. the wave heights not bad. 3 to 4 feet. up to 9 feet from sonoma. the difference between yesterday and today is the fog. how it's going to thin out by 11:00. notice it's already pulling back from point reyes and half moon bay and right on through the early afternoon. we've got sun along the coast and up to the north. it's going to be a better afternoon, not only in the city at the shoreline along the bay. inland, the heat will return this week. but today, not that bad. 62 half moon bay. look at the sun. a cooler bay i

outside number low 90s towards the delta. u know someone with a boat out there, go ahead and head to the water! triple digits over the weekend. and then cooler by monday and tuesday. now, that is a look at your midweek forecast. anne, what you are you talking about over there? >> we have our tech report. >>> "waymo" is the self-driving car company owned by google. it's testing new technology that allows them to detect emergency vehicles. according to a report by cnet, "waymo's" minivan can now hear twice as far as they used to. the new autonomous software can determine which directions the sirens are approaching from and allows the car to decide whether to pull over or yield at an intersection. >>> soon you'll see ads on facebook messenger. they plan to roll out ads to the app's home screen by the end of the year. the company plans to gradually roll them in, not to overload users with the new content. >>> good morning, everybody. why age is just a number for venus williams. and what i can say about the all star game last night

the delta breeze has kicked in. we do not need to worry about that monsoon. some of that may sneak into southern california but the majority is being pushed out by a system coming in which is allowing befall to ramp up. 50s, 60s and 70s by the water. 80s for most inland. >>> we do have a problem in dublin that has grown. 580 at foothill -- we told you about this around 5:30 am. a big rig and a volkswagen got into a crash. everything seemed fine. they determine they had to close the right lane. 15 minutes ago, the issued a sig-alert and are now waiting for caltrans they will not be out there for another 60 minutes. they need to close that right lane. whatever's in the truck needs to be cleaned up and that is causing a traffic jam. it's grown in the last 10 or 15 minutes since they decided to close that lane. that means they will put cones out and not flares. this is bad news. what's happening as a result, people are using other roads to get around this. look at 84. that is taking a lot of traffic. after that, 680, people are getting on 680 and heading south thr

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warm one depending on where you are unless you're up against the coast. 7 # 72 in the city. 98 by the delta then we get into the cooling right on through the workweek and until the end of week when we bring on more heat inland. >>> thanks again for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues online, twitter, facebook an instragram. make it a great day. ♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ good goes around good goes around and around and around. hey! ♪ ♪ mom. ♪ ♪ where all the walls echo with laughter ♪ ♪ and every room has its own chapter ♪ you've carried on your family's tradition. let us help you prepare for your family's future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack

the small craft advisory is back north of the bay bridge through the delta. if you want to get on the water, a little choppy mass transit mild to hot, and on the roads, clear and dry. let's talk about those temperatures. some of our warmest ones on h h highway 4 as you would expect. pittsburg, antioch, and brentwood, 76, 73, and 73. we have low to mid 60s in the san ramon valley up towards concord. how about the east bay shore? 58 in oakland to 62 in hayward. mountain view, 63. 55 in san francisco. napa, 58. vallejo, about 59. all right, so our first signs of warmth already going inland at 11:00 when the alameda county fair opens up. 85 degrees. look at that, 100 right at the century mark at 3:00. 6:00, still 96. and when the michael jackson cover band plays, about 79 degrees. let's take a look at the rest of the temperatures today. 71 in san francisco. well over 100 in all of our east bay valleys. 63 in san francisco. to mid 90s. so a little less intense, the heat tomorrow. it keeps dropping sunday. 65 in san francisco to 90s inland. we'll take a look at the

and high 80s to 90 towards the delta. we'll have more coming up. >>> not too busy yet, but give it time. right now, we are tracking some slowdowns making your way through the south bay and this is along highway 17 in that northbound direction. some lane closures along that stretch overnight roadwork should be wrapping up by the 6:00 hour. we have cones in the northbound direction between 32 and 238. one lane closed and they just wrapped it up, actually. another stretch of roadwork one lane closed until 5 a.m. and that is along 880 between 238 and high street. >>> federal investigators are looking for more suspects connected to the illegal immigrants found dead inside a tractor-trailer in san antonio, texas over the weekend. the driver appeared in federal court yesterday and he claims he didn't know that anyone was inside the 18-wheeler. authorities discovered 8 bodies inside the big rig parked outside a walmart in the summer heat. two more people died at the hospital. nearly 20 others have extreme dehydration and heat stro

mid-50s santa rosa, 54 in novato with 60 by the delta. mid and upper 50s concord, li r livermore. today the heat is building, so tonight we'll retain a lot of that to wake up to a warm morning on sunday, but cooling arrives by sunday afternoon. so hot inland this weekend, we'll see just subtle changes tomorrow. but it will be comfortable by the coast. looking for gradual cooling into monday and tuesday. but then it looks like the heat arrives again. look at your hour by hour forecast. and you'll notice that the fog, it begins to pull back by the afternoon on saturday, but not very much. so we'll call it patchy clouds with a little bit of sunshine along the coast. and notice the temperatures reflect that. just in the 60s here from half moon bay to ocean beach, santa cruz, 73. should be comfortable there. as we look at the week ahead in san jose, today pretty warm in the upper 80s. and we'll look for the temperatures to come down a little bit tomorrow and into monday. tuesday and wednesday look nice, but by the end of the week, back to the warmer weather. highs in the south bay, low

it blows right through the delta. ere's a reason there's a wind farm at the end of the delta here, because the wind blows through all the time in the % summer. this time, it's upped the small craft advisory. gusting to 30 from 1:00 this afternoon until 11:00 this evening. peninsula temperatures, a little milder this morning. 55 in daly city. pacifica, 56. and low 60s on the bay side, to 57 at half moon bay. we also have 59 to 61 from oakland down towards hayward and fremont. 60 in concord. if you're heading out in napa, dress for 59. let's look at what's going to happen for oakland. at noon, 70. 73 most of the afternoon. look at that, mid to upper 60s from 6:00 to 8:00. going to be warmer in napa. we're starting out at 62 at 8:00. 79 at noon, and then mid 80s for the better part of the afternoon hours. by 8:00, 75. a little warmer everywhere today, but the biggest jump in temperatures is still ahead of us in the seven-day forecast. there seems to be a reoccurring theme with the traffic. let's ask alexis about that. >>

we were yesterday at 99 in livermore today 95 degrees. 98 towards the delta. notice it's just about each and every side of 100 every day through thursday. meanwhile tonight we have the a's playing host to the twins clear skies 63 degrees. it's time for the california state fair in the triple digits. we have the gilroy garlic festival all weekend. boy, is that some fun in the sun! mid-80s. have a good day but before you go michelle, a new little ditty by jagger? >> yes. i can't wait to hear it. >>> two new songs from jagger in response to the current political climate, he claims. ♪[ music ] mick jagger says: he started writing the songs in apr >> one song is called, got to get a grip. and the other is england lost. he started writing them in april. and he wanted to release them quickly so the message didn't get lost. >>> stephen colbert is working on a new series teaming up with showtime to produce antenna mated series about president trump. >> thank you for joining us, mr. cartoon president. >> i plead "the fifth." [ laughter ] >> this isn't a trial. and i have

the detachment got small helicopters. delta force got the big blackhawks. they came from a reserve unit that was given the name temporarily of task force 159. i participated in this, and i have never seen pilots that if i like these guys. you might know them now as task force 160, the night stalkers. up here, a ch-47 as a command ship. our unit has 16 of these little helicopters with 40 guys loaded up with all the weapons and ammunition they could carry. doing all kinds of strange things. practicing in florida, practicing on a building that look much like the iranian foreign ministry. if any of you have been to ranger school, you will notice this is camp rutter. as i intimated, the cover that unit had to be a problem area. the unit would be exposed in a time magazine article or newsweek article and it ended up with the unit being closed down in 1984. but everyone at the time thought the commission had closed down. in reality, the army came up with a new unit that would carry on until the end of the cold war, and that was a unit known as physical security su

we will have more on the delta tunnel when we come back. >>> here's something you have something fun y clear skies to start the day. temperatures are already warming up and we are soaring to near 104 inland spots. i will have a look at what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. >>> summerlike weather and we all want to know how to look our best. knowing what to wear according to our body type helps us choose the right outfit >> joining us this morning is jennifer sweeney, stylist at macy's to show us how this year's summers trends for all body types. i always worry about the >> there are certain things i feel look better on me and certain things that as cute as it is on the rack, i should probably not buy it. >> absolutely. it's about dressing for our body types. becky is here and she has a beautiful hourglass figure. you want to make sure that you highlight your figure and things were proud of. as you can see on the top, she has a pattern. we are accentuating the bust line. with a wrap that she has on, we have it diagonal at the natural waistline to highlight the hourglass figu

. >>> she took aim the delta and the airline is firing back at ann coulter. what the company has to say about booting her from her seat. >>> ahead at 5:00, a warning for some of you driving the beltway >>> welcome back. delta is firing back at conservative commentator ann coulter that started after she tweeted how upset she was that the airline switched her seat assignment. coulter posted a series of angry tweets about the mixup. she said quote your insults about other customers and employees are unacceptable and unnecessary. the airline said it would refund coulter the extra for the pre-booked seat. coulter responded by saying if you thought it was about $30, why didn't you give the woman $30 and let me stay in my pre-booked assigned seat? >>> you want to check your freezers and refrigerator for packages of this hot dog brand. they could have bone fragments. the packages have dates from march 17th through july 4th. one minor injury has been reported so far. you can get a refund or exchange if you bought a package of those hot dogs. >>> we know there's a lot

from the low 60s at at at ata look for 80 today in fremont. 93 by the delta. download our weather app and you'll notice the temperature ares in the range of where they should be for late august. as we go through the next several days, coming up just a bit inland. by wednesday and thursday we could see extra cloud cover, maybe increase the humidity. that's going to make you feel just a little sticky and hot for early august. between now and then it looks pretty nice out there. >> i know we've had our typical san francisco summer fog, but it has felt warmer. >> you're right. july has been trending a bit above average. >> thanks so much, lisa. >>> millions of people across the country are making plans to see the solar eclipse cross over the united states on august 21st. this has not happened in 99 years. here's a look at what you can expect and what you should know before you look up. >> reporter: starting at 9:00 a.m. on august 21st, the shadow of the moon will sweep across the usa from oregon to south carolina. >> in a solar eclipse the moon completely blocks ou

and 80s common in our inland areas except towards the delta. you know what i'm talking about. discovery bay, brentwood, all in the low 90s. warmer on friday, and now i have increased our temperatures for the weekend. going with 100 degrees away from the bay, 99 on sunday. still in the 90s on wednesday. today the san jose victory party in san jose for joey chestnut, 72 hot dogs in 10 minutes. you go, joey! oh, before any of you go? we'll be right back right after this. ♪[ music ] seniors in san francisco's chinatown... now helps 40-thousand elderly in four bay area counties. >>> what started as a war on poverty program in 1966 to help seniors in san francisco's chinatown now helps 40,000 elderly in four counties in the bay area. spearheading the non-profit called self-help for the elderly is a woman whose personal inspiration first brought her to that agency 40 years ago. she is this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: whether it's helping seniors with alzheimer's and parkinson's, or leading a specially choreographed dance class, anna chung has been part of the bay area

there's not much of the delta breeze. understorm activity continues to rumble east and south of tahoe and truckee. that is inching closer by the day. you may get a break today but i think it fires up over the weekend. high pressure is nosing in for inland warm up. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s today. >>> it used to be friday-lite but now things have changed a little bit. >> it's not very slow but there are more people on the roads on friday. this morning, we do have people on the roads on the solano county can you. solano county on interstate 80, the biggest commute there, driving into vallejo and continuing out to be carquinez bridge. it's not a bad can you. we don't see a lot of stop and go traffic in the area. a little bit here on 37 westbound as you leave vallejo. also looking at traffic going further down from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you can see it is an 18 minute drive with no major issues. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, a 10 minute wait. at 5:31 am, let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning, the co

we knows when it is that strong we see that cool pacific air moving to the delta and into the sacramento 70s at the bay and 80s in the warmer spots, 77 in kentfield and 88 in santa rosa. 95 for the high yesterday in santa rosa and 86 today. in the east bay low 70s expected in oakland today with the upper 80s in walnut creek and lower 90s in areas where we had 100 over the weekend. 98 expected in brentwood, 80 in san jose and saratoga at 85. the peninsula for the afternoon is in the 80s and 65 in san francisco with partly to mostly cloudy skies along the coast and 60s expected along the shore. temperatures remaining here on tuesday without a lot of change, by wednesday things will rebound with mid 90s in the forecast inland by the end of the businessweek. back to near 100. the bay area weekend with temperatures flipping a little bit but still mid 90s expected at low 80s in the bay and mid 60s in the coast. the giants will be cool and breezy and a look at that game forecast coming up. >>> the taliban is claiming responsibility for deadly suicide bombing targeting government workers in afgh

here's your extended forecast. 90 at the delta today. look at the warming trend. each day as we approach sunday we hang on to the summery pattern through tuesday. two days in a row with afternoon baseball. baseball in the sun and sonny gray on the mound for the good guys. oakland a's hosting the sox. 67 degrees at 12:35. okay. michelle, let me think. let me think. what are you talking about? oh, i know! i'm a reddit user. are you? >> no. not a lot. but i may be now. >>> the man who reportedly was responsible, created president trump's viral wrestling video is apologizing. he shared the gift last week. it shows the president taking down a wrestler with the cnn logo on his head. it was edited into a video with sound. the president tweeted it on sunday. the user who originally posted it on reddit says he had no idea it would be so popular. he adds, he does not advocate violence against the press. >>> san jose man is going viral for his impressive independence day performance. he ate 72 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes flat. yeah. joey chestnut is now 10-time champion

we are all in the 50s with 67 by the delta. concord at 70 and livermore, 67, and finally, notice not much in the way of cloud cover out there. so that's going to make for a quicker warm-up today. yesterday, remember, we had those clouds in the afternoon so that inhibited some of the warming and it was hot enough, but it could have been hotter and today without the cloud cover, and high fire danger and heat advisory both last until 9:00 tonight and triple digits with a cooler pattern tomorrow. aids walk just a couple of hours away with 60, and mid-60s at 10:00 and in the 70s. it will be a warm day for san francisco standards and in fact, look at this. sunshine and how often do we get temperatures this mild to warm at our beaches? so if you're headed to santa cruz, half moon bay, ocean beach. look at that, near 70 degrees and upper 60s in bodega bay. it will be a popular place as temperatures climb through the 90s today in the south bay. 95, san jose and look at los gatos, and sunnyvale, and on the peninsula, very warm from the up

mid-60s by the delta. also, con sord and livermore. l of the heat that we'll be building and in fact, it's going to be a warm night tonight. nice night for baseball. we have a game tonight. we'll look for the heat add slizry for the weekend with triple digit heat, not only inland, but even by the bay, it's going to get really warm, but the coast will be comfortable, cooler pattern takes shape on monday. here's a look at your beach forecast today. high clouds, filtered sunshine, mid and upper 60s from half moon bay the ocean beach with 82 in santa cruz. not sunny there yet. south bay, warmer today. morgan hill and gilroy, 90 in san jose. anywhere from 5 to maybe 8 degrees warmer. 77 in -- no changes from the coast. cool in the 60s. with that sea breeze picking up in the afternoon. 74 downtown in the north bay, numbers are going to climb into the mid and you arer 90s. we're looking at mid-80s down towards fremont, so a warm one. you head inland and this is what we're talking about. the triple dig heat holding on through tomorrow. trz if y

today the 60s to low 90s towards the delta. again the wind up to 20 today and tomorrow. we bump up the temperatures on saturday with a strengthening ridge of high pressure. >>> make it a great day. >>> this summer dozens of kids are learning with the help of four-legged friends. that's why camp arf is this week's "cool camp." >> reporter: there's a lot of barking at camp arf in walnut creek. whether it's playing like a dog or playing with a dog , these campers get a fun-filled and educational week when they sign up. >> camp arf is just incredibly fun because it's so interactive. it's instructed role play, arts and crafts, engaging with the animal. >> reporter: the animal rescue foundation was founded by then oakland a's manager tony la russa when a stray cat ran on the field during a game. >> the core of our mission is rescue and adoption. but then our dual mission is connecting people with animals. >> reporter: there are different focuses for different ages. the vet camp gives an up-close look at veterinary science. >> we are learning how animals' bones work and how the

new technology is bringing relief for long lines at the airport. >> delta is test a self-baggage check that involves facial scanning. we having more on how that technology works. >> most of the waiting game is about getting bags on a plane. >> when you look at any bag drop line you have a lot of people who don't need a lot of help they just need drop a beg bag. >> delta is testing a new system that kpa indicts the process using facial recognition technology. >> i'm going to add a tag. >> you start at a key obviously where you print your own baggage tag, then you move on to the buy metric do it yourself drop. >> i'm going to scan my boarding pass. >> the machine can scan a passport or driver's license but a passport requires no human assistance. >> so now it's going to ask for me to look into the camera. >> the optical scan of rick's face will be instantly checked against the digital image pulled from his passport. >> it said, yes, that's who i am, weigh the bag and take the bag. >> of course we don't always look like we did when we got a passport or license. >> there's a buy know metri