issues for you down from san jose up to mountain view as well as at times on up through hayward in union city. so please be mindful of this low grade is actually resulting in some fog and some lower visibility in pockets for the bay as we speak. radar showing dry skies. otherwise in our current temperatures. i briefly mentioned being a little bit cooler than yesterday. and you're noticing a lot of 50's on the map for the north bay fair share of 40's mixed in nevada with 46 degrees right now. pretty chilly feel for you. oakland in hayward are down 5 degrees as compared to yesterday. now towards the afternoon we reverse our cooler starts to a warmer finish daytime highs, inland climbing into the 90's and yes, you're likely to notice some more haze on the horizon for your thursday, which i'll talk more about in the rest of your forecast. john thing is that okay. so if you are driving a van, the altamont pass. >> 5, 80 westbound at that 84 east connector right where that crosses a little more. there is a hot spot there. so again, the off-ramp in that area has been impacted. but it doesn't look li

. >> justin andrews is live in union city at one of five places where you can get the vaccine today. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. alameda county is seeing high numbers when it comes to covid cases. right now they're focused on making sure the unvaccinated gets vaccinated. this is called the lady of the rosary church. it's turned into a vaccine clinic, one of several locations to get the vaccine in the county in alameda over the weekend. right now alameda says more than 1 million of its 1.5 million residents are already vaccinated. that's a majority of the people who live here. like many vaccine clinics across the bay they are free and widely available to anyone 12 and older. here is a list of vaccine clinics in alameda set to open today. there are quite a few and additional ones are set to open saturday and sunday too. keep in mind california is imposing first in the nation vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. now they have a deadline to get two doses by september 30. that order came down yesterday. >> many of the large healthcare systems have done this including ucsf

. >> reporter: things are heating up between the city of san jose and its police force over vaccinations. the police officers union says the city's current plan known as phase one, either vaccinate or get tested regularly is acceptable. >> we want to keep this in place as it is right now. >> reporter: but san jose is now considering a plan that would mandate vaccinations for all city employees by september 30. >> they have notified all the employees that they are looking at a phase two. which would include mandatory vaccinations, without the option of the weekly testing. >> reporter: meaning those who don't vaccinate would be put on unpaid leave. and with the pd reporting a bit more than 100 officers currently not vaccinated, the union says trouble could lie ahead. >> if the city moves to take them off the streets, terminate their employment, we're barely holding on as a police department right now. that would decimate this police department. and really, the impact to public safety would be catastrophic. >> reporter: two sides, possibly growing further apart. the city says it has not yet made a final decision as t

man who grew up in union city is missing after traveling to afghanistan three weeks ago to rescue hisones believe he was abducted as ktvu zan rubin reports the man's boss happened to be recording a phone call with him on tuesday as armed men scaled the wall of his family home and now no one has heard from him since. sean called g. a u. s citizen went to kabul three weeks ago to rescue his wife now his bosses believe he, too needs rescuing they last spoke to him tuesday night everything unraveled right then and there on the telephone, so they began recording this is what sean said i don't know what's going on, but they have surrounded the house now. they're going to take me. sean didn't know who his abductors were. whether they were isis taliban or something else completely but he said he was followed back from the airport after a failed attempt to get through a checkpoint we fear the worst hope for the best, but we are also very fearful for his wife his wife, who we are not identifying for her safety has gone into hiding she's an afghan citizen who's been awaiting a visa for two years

san jose 87 today where saratoga los gatos and morgan hill in the 90's fremont 81 union city hayward on up through oakland up to richmond in the 70's san ramon 88 in danville at 94 degrees. the late show 81 compare that to vacaville an antioch. you're pretty much the same as you were yesterday back into the 90's. santa rosa down through center fell in the 80's for your highs, getting a look ahead in our next 7 days. most of our highs today will be in the low 90's after this we will see temperatures rising steadily back into the upper 90's saturday and sunday climbing near triple digits for some of our warmest of conditions monday. we start to cool down that really takes hold into tuesday and wednesday. that's when your inland areas only in the 80's. so something to look for too reyna. john, thanks for that. let's check on your traffic this morning. traveling into the city. >> from the east bay a little under 11 minutes of things are looking great. there. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive and under 14 minute

marks of sub at their, for my afghan deputy minister of finance. joining us there via skype from union city and california star. thank you very much for being with us. thank you for having me. those of course are our top stories. we'll have plenty more context and analysis with everything that is coming out all of gone the sun and of course out of the white house. but if you are staying with us, witness is coming up. next, we will see you a bit later. bye bye. from talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra i ah ah ah no official coming to my food. she didn't patricia, no initial proposal to catch a fresh chill, a service petition. yes. wed tuition home for just go to take a peek home with another 11. i did. okay. so see any prude to pay for when is mute of hong bonnie spark if you could call us at your mom jeff or market dean. i felt the motion of his id, but it is

six to nine in oakland, 74 in union city, this -- 69 in oakland, 74 in union city, the same in castro 82 the high in livermore. for the next seven days, cleaner air tomorrow, good air quality for everyone on monday, so breathe easy, and temperatures start to warm up thursday, and by friday and saturday it is hot j.r.: former president barack obama was connery in san jose today. the city council voted to create a barack obama boulevard from sections of several local streets. dozens walked the newly named boulevard to celebrate the official dedication at the sap center. >> this sign, barack obama boulevard, is going to be that message that yes, it is possible that the community comes together. j.r.: the newly minted street stretches about half a mile. supporters raised more than $11,000 to change the street signs. it took four years to complete the project. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports. chris: coming up, it sure feels like october. giants and a's, an instant classic in the coliseum. how this pinch-hit home it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep nu

union. the department could be 100 officers short if the city begins firing officers who remain unvaccinatedthe union is negotiating to limit the impact on officers who choose not to be vaccinated, that includes heading off potential firings. vaccination rates are going up. tourists are returning to san francisco but a full recovery is not going to come until about 2025. that is what the tourism bureau announced. there's been an improvement from last year, but it is still down 39% from 2019. hotel occupancy in san francisco is also at least 30% down from pre-pandemic levels. last year, sfo lost more passengers than any other airport in the country. kumasi: developing news following the taliban takeover. the white house says people who evacuated from afghanistan in the past day, but several families from san diego are still stranded after visiting the six families, including 24 country. six families, including 24kids, got stuck while visiting -- six families, including 24 kids, got stuck while the sting relatives. the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan says his staff is working to get americans o

new surge in covid cases. >> a draft of the mandatory vaccination policy has been given to the city's unioneview. the policy will apply to all city employees, including full and part-time as well as interns and volunteers. if the mandate is approved, the city workers will be asked to be fully vaccinated and submit proof by november. 1st. >> next on kron 4 news at 6.13, u.s. troops have been killed, more than a dozen injured in 2 suicide attacks near the kabul airport. how the pentagon is responding tonight and closer to home talk show host larry elder. he's being scrutinized by his fellow recall candidates again, he's facing heat for past comments and rocks. we will hear from several of the recall candidates after the break. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease.

it's gonna be 79 in san mateo tomorrow. 81 in union city. it gets a bit warm in san jose at 88. gonna be warm. but watch what happens over here. we're still doing well4 for brentwood, 98 in concord, livermore. 96 in walnut creek. over the hill we're back in the 70s. you get into the valleys maf ryne and you hughes boilths that influence. 92 in the valley tomorrow. 90 in santa rosa. it is gonna be a hot day for many of us. that's the marine layer over the city. maybe getting to 70 tomorrow. that would be a noticeably warm day. the temperatures right now for the most part are in the mid-60s. here are the morning lows. tomorrow is the hottest day in the seven-day forecast. we're got san francisco, oakland and san jose up here first. we will be in the mid-80s for san jose. look at the difference between monday's 97 and tuesday's 88. that's when we'll break down this big ridge of high pressure that's baking the rest of the state. they'll get a break. we'll get a brat in the inland valleys. and it'll stay that way for much of the next seven days. snooe >> on location from levi stadium

. >>> union city leaders are hoping that an infusion of cash will help with the staffing shortage. saying that they will spend over $250,000 on a police saying that one third of the police officer positions are expected to be vacant by november. >>> still had on kpix 5 news and streaming on cbsn the bay area. people mobilizing to help with the crisis that is worsening in afghanistan >>> san francisco welcoming back their largest convention will you need more than a ticket to get in. >>> what this co this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. saving starts with internet an

the north bay 87 in santa rosa, 86 in sonoma, 96 in cloverdale. 75 in oakland. 80 in union city. tomorrow, mid to 90's. 95 in concord, 94 in pleasanton. we're in this pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. by wednesday, we are into the upper 90's. that pattern will hold at least through saturday. by sunday and monday, it's cooler, but no excessive heat in the next seven days. >> when we come (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for the people i love. my heart doesn't pump enough blood so my doctor gave me farxiga. it helps my heart do its job better. farxiga helps keep me living life and out of the hospital for heart failure. do not take if allergic to farxiga. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing. stop taking and seek medical help right away. tell your doctor right away if you have red color in urine or pain while you urinate, or a genital area infection since a rare but serious genital infection may be life-threatening. do not take farxiga if you have sever

ready to make covid-19 vaccinations a requirement for all city employees according to the chronicle. a draft of the new policy was sent to union leaders just yesterday at states, all city employees will need to report their vaccination status or request an exemption by october 15th and be fully vaccinated by november. 1st exemptions will granted for medical or sincerely held religious reasons and those workers will be tested periodically those who do not comply could lose their job still to come at news we're tracking hurricane ida the preparations in louisiana as the storm continues to strengthen plus when i got the alert on my phone my heart just sank. it was a sick to my stomach. it was instant tears it's different my son has been in their year, people here in the bay area continued. he watches the situation develops in afghanistan how the military community is coming together after news that 13 service members died in yesterday's attack haze and smoke over the bay area this afternoon and a big heat up for the friday afternoon as well as saturday. i'll have a look at what you can expect. outside our doors at this hour and h

we have an accident here in union city. 80 southbound at alvarado now's wrote caryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot, 8. oh, one. and today bar is back to almost near prepandemic service. yeah. good news for riders late night service also coming back. we've got. >> kron four's will tran standing by with more from the lafayette bart station on what riders need to know. hey, well. >> you won't see riders running to the platform like you saw during the height of the pandemic. no need because at the height of the pandemic. they were waiting for about 45 minutes in between trains. so few writers that they didn't have to throw all the trains into the system. and that's why the wait was so long. but now people are heading back to work and they're throwing more trains to the writers and that means wait time now it's around 15 minutes. so you don't have to sprint to get to the platform. another train. we'll be headed in your direction very soon. this actually started at 5 o'clock in the morning and they're extending their trains in till midnight. just to give you some perspec

union city highs in the mid-to- upper 80s. not looking for any 90s tomorrow. we may be looking for them, but they won't be there. here is the accuweather seven- day forecast. highest reading along the buy shore line about 70, but warns up sharply on industry and saturday when we'll see mid-lie highs in the mid-70s. mid-60s on the coast. and then we cool down and have a sustain period of calm and mild weather through the weekend into early next week. >> all right. thank you so much, spencer. >> calm >>> all right. it's a story that's getting a lot of buzz. i apologize ahead of time. a pennsylvania couple bought a new house knowing there were some bees in the walls, but had no idea how many. turns out there were more than 450,000 bees living in the walls of this house! i don't know who counted. and the hives had probably been there for decades. the bees were safely relocated, and the family ended up with a bill for $12,000. i apologized for this. now that stings. [ laughter ] >> that does sting. thing of all the hope they could have. >> check out this dry hill s

union city to fremont in the low 80's while pleasanton livermore as well as danville walnut creek andw 90's oakland up to richmond mostly low to mid 70's. so some of our most comfortable weather antioch in vacaville 2 of her hotter spots at 9294. but just the start of even hotter weather come tomorrow, saturday and sunday. so it really is a weekend event that is going to bring some of the worst of air quality and the hottest of weather. both of these factors may keep he endorsed more so hopefully you got a chance to stretch your legs the past few days and enjoy what was cooler cleared just nicer weather that we had been seeing good news is that this isn't going to last forever tuesday and wednesday we get back to some cooler staff and also likely to see some clear air quality too. so just brace yourselves for a weekend that is likely to bring haze and heat and then something that is a much better situation on into the middle of next week. reyna john, thanks to that. so we have a hot spot on the bay bridge. a disabled tractor trailer. >> in the early morning hours right near the treasu

, the richmond sandra fell bridge a little under 12 minutes for your drive time and out here in union city rado niles road an accident down near the cars. some slowing along 8.80 daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's talk baseball. the giants off to a great start on the road against the mets and the story of the night was brandon belt. he played with a heavy heart because his grandmother died of covid. so he dedicated the game to her and look at this hit a home run in the first inning. >> and another homer. >> he hit in the 4th and then the other players they contributed at the plate to and in the end, the giants beat the mets 8 to 0. here's brandon belt on his emotional night. >> i did want to dedicate this game to my grandmother who obviously love very much. and you know, it's been spinner. pretty tough day. you know, kind of in a daze all day you know, just glad i come out here and do that for her and so in a dedicated rest of the the season to or as well. and she was a huge supporter of mine. so this really does mean a lot. >> benji with his strike. all the giants play the met

union city is ready to spend a quarter of a million dollars to recruit more police officers the uniony police department projects up to 33% vacancy by november, according to the east bay times. the city plans on spending about $250,000 on a police marketing and recruitment campaign city officials say the campaign is needed to maintain core policing services and reduce over time the city is blaming injuries retirements and below average pay for the vacancies all right so you have one of those micro climate kind of days today, where we stayed relatively cool at the coast. you can see pacific about 64 degrees 69 in san francisco, but as you move further inland. that's where these numbers started to go up and you can see even triple digits in fairfield 101 today 91 in santa rosa so you know we had some heat out there. certainly a little bit warmer than we were yesterday live. look outside and you know we had a pretty nice day but unfortunately start to get a little hazy not all of that kind of smoky air is mixing down to the surface but we do have moderate air quality in all the areas you

same thing for hayward and union city. no surprises. san jose shows a build there as well. right now. new options may be coming for people in silicon valley trying to just make it in the bay. mercury news reports a new development with 500 affordable homes is under review in san jose. >> ac loot at renderings of the vista montana project which would be built where a vacant office building sits. plans call for twin eight-story buildings near where north first crosses highway 237. a housing nonprofit is actually already tied to that project. >>> 6:41. new gunfire along the highway 4 corridor in contra costa county. coming up next on "today in the bay," the overnight developments. >> the recall race is heating up. the five candidates who will face off in the debate tomorrow and the reason governor newsom won't be there. >> the latest on politics from washington plus a big test for donald trump. take you out to the big board this morning. the dow has been struggling to stay positive for the first time in three days. >> it's a full day of olympic coverage here on nbc bay area. g

leaders are getting ready to make covid-19 vaccinations a requirement for all city employees a draft of that new policy was sent in unionders yesterday it's a said all city employees will need to report their vaccination status or request an exemption by october 15th and be fully vaccinated by november 1st now exemptions will be granted for medical or sincerely held religious reasons, and those workers will be tested periodically those who do not comply could lose their jobs the latest covid outbreak seems to be slowing down but hospitalizations continue to skyrocket across the country fox news jonathan serrie tonight with the details. the new covid surge could be flattening out we're now averaging about 142,000 cases every day in the u. s that's up just 3% from last week as more containment efforts go into place, but hospitalizations are still significantly elevated. there are more than 100,000 americans being treated in hospitals for covid-19 level we have not seen since january and health care centers in covid hotspots are becoming increasingly overwhelmed with some. forced to shut down emergency rooms due to a lack

this family from union city brought all the supplies they could find to help refugee families escaping violence in afghanistan. >> tough times. i feel the pain. the best thing to do is help out your people. any people. reporter: relief supplies are pouring in outside this mosque in hayward. od clothes, toys, even prayer rugs, who may be starting over with nothing. >> we don't know how many people are coming, but we want to make sure we are well-equipped. reporter: the united afghan association is organizing this drive. for some, the mission is personal. >> we want them to feel at home. we don't want them to feel how our parents felt when they came here and had nothing. >> charitable donations collected in the past week are enough to fill this giant warehouse in alameda. an outpouring of love and support. >> on the news i see it all the time. reporter: this man says his brother was killed by the taliban. his sister now trying to keep her kids safe. >> we have 20 to 30 family members back home. we are trying our best to see what we can do for them. reporter: for now, this humanitarian ef

union city highs in the mid-to- upper 80s. not looking for any 90s tomorrow.we may be looking for them, but they won't be there. here is the accuweather seven- day forecast. highest reading along the buy shore line about 70, but warns up sharply on industry and saturday when we'll see mid-lie highs in the mid-70s. mid-60s on the coast. and then we cool down and have a sustain period of calm and mild weather through the weekend into early next week. >> all right. thank you so much, spencer. >> calm grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? sure thing, kevin. do you want me to do the boxwoods as well? no. finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. hey medusa! let's boogie. for expert help with all your insurance needs, get to know your local geico agent today. >>> all right. it's a story that's getting a lot of buzz. i apologize ahead of time. a pennsylvania c

unions ready go along with the mandate? nbc's bay area damian trujillo is live at city hall. this is a thorny issue. >> reporter: it really is for a lot of unions across the country for that are matter, jessica. we're talking about 8,000, almost 8,000 employees here in san jose. that includes police and firefighters. here in san jose, the consequences for not following the new rules could be severe. san jose firefighters say their vaccination rate is already at a whopping 87%, and their union encourages everyone, including their members to mandatory. >> we're imin employees be vaccinated or routinely tested. >> reporter: the mandate takes effect on august 23rd. he expects the order to become a simple vaccination mandate meaning get a shot or get another job. >> we need to do everything we possibly can to ensure that we can safely serve our community and the only way we can do that is ensure everybody gets vaccinated. >> for now those who choose not to vaccinate or take the weekly test, will be put on unpaid admin leave. most city employees were mum today about the new order. >

freeman right 80 were as union city hayward on up through oakland in the 70's. danville at 91 today concord and walnut creek each at 89. pretty nice for a nap and delay how in the 70's same for you in santa rosa holding on to some 70's today now you look outside your next 7 days today may have some comfortable temperatures mixed in, but i would avoid too much outdoor exposure maybe keep it indoors a little bit more for that workout or that lunch break plan that you have upper 80's to be expected today a little cooler and a little clearer into the weekend with highs falling into the low 80's by tomorrow next week does look generally warmer specially for inland areas with some high hazy conditions expected to return by midweek reyna john thanks for that, let's go ahead and get a look at your bridges this morning, the bay bridge, nice life for us. >>a little under 2 minutes for your drive time as you're heading from the east bay to that from a street exit, let's get a look at the golden gate bridge traveling into the city about 20 minutes. for you there things are

redwood city 84 today, south bay temperatures 80's to low 90's san jose 87 degrees fremont and union city in the low 80's while pleasanton and livermore in the mid 90's today may be a good air quality day come the afternoon. but it is going to be a hot afternoon, which will keep you inside more than anything danville and conquered up to 99 oakland a good place to escape to if you can in the 70's. well, any on pittsburgh in vacaville are 3 very hottest of spots each in the triple digits. so here's where the good news begins as far as temperatures go, look at today's temperature drop from today into tomorrow will drop from the mid 90's upper 90's to even triple digits. as you saw, inland to just the upper 80's to low 90's for most of your inland highs, not just tomorrow but really through the remainder of this forecast. so there is a much more temper. it forecast ahead for inland areas beside in coastal areas looking at a steady one with highs remaining in the 60's to 70's reyna. john, thank you so much for that. and that air quality forecast for us. we're looking at the bay bridge. no majo

temperatures upper 70's in sunnyvale while san jose and only 82 degrees, not all that bad hayward in union city in the 70's sounds great just limit that outdoor exposure, especially this afternoon. oakland at 72 danville one of our only spots in the east bay at 90's antioch in vacaville joining you in the low 90's as well. santa rose at 72 today while petaluma down through center fell in the 80's, let's get you a look ahead at next 7 days here so daytime highs cool little bit further into the weekend which is going to be a nice little cherry on top to what should be some better air quality at least improved on into saturday and sunday next week gets hot again with daytime highs climbing back into the 90's likely some hazy impacts from time to time as well as we move into next week john thank you so much for that. >>let's get a look at the bay bridge heading from the east bay into the city this morning a little under 9 minutes, no major issues at this hour. the san mateo bridge also looking pretty light for us a little under 13 have more on your weather and traffic but for now let's get back to

san jose at 91 santa clara 89 degrees today hayward in union city in the mid 80's with pleasanton and livermore each at 97 danville, one of your triple digit spots at a 100 degrees today. your other spot being vacaville at 101 degrees. antioch in fairfield beach at 99. so certainly close enough nevado at 94 today. so temperatures are warming even as compared to yesterday. tomorrow is actually going to be the hottest one of this forecast after that will begin to see temperatures dip into next week. a cooling trend really kicks off into monday and we will see even cooler weather after that for the rest of the week. so get through this hot and hazy weekend, maybe take a little bit easier. some more time spent indoors and look forward to better feeling weather just around the corner. reyna. tom, thank you for that. >> well, a bay area man who has spent more than 2 months in a coma while sick with covid-19. is still on the road to recovery. now we first brought you the story of michael live back in may and now 3 months later we checked in with like n see how he's doing and get his perspect

it will be breezy and hayward about 7476 in union city should be about 71 degrees in san leandro. then you get over the hill again about 91 in danville. 91 also walnut creek and then you start to get a little hot. you get torre brentwood, discovery, bay start and are in the central valley. that's where the triple digit heat starts to make a return. as you make your way up toward the richmond. you're looking at 71 beautiful sunshine all afternoon 70 little breezy and brooklyn lot of part of the day and kind of a wide range of temperatures as you make your way through the delta. you're looking about 78 lail, but then you are up to 85 in benicia. then you turn and some 90's in places like pittsburgh in antioch, maybe even a hot 102 in vacaville by tomorrow afternoon and a gorgeous 80 degrees in the napa valley. back toward the coastline. those temperatures are going to be running a little bit cool tomorrow. that's because of some of that patchy fog that on shore, sea breeze about 62 point reyes 60. it's stinson beach now about 85 warm in mill valley. 82 degrees in nevada, 81 in petal

degrees south bay temperatures in the upper 70's to low to mid 80's san jose 81 degrees free might union city hayward 70's. well pleasanton and livermore out of yesterday's 90's to the 80's. same from san ramon to concord oakland and san leandro sticking with the 70's much as you have the past couple of days, even vacaville in antioch out of the triple digits where you were down to 91 degrees, which is some of our hottest temperatures will have in the bay today, which comparatively to where we have been. isn't that hard at all. we're actually going to stay with these 80's inland. for most of us pretty consistently through the forecast. 70's are going to stick around right along the bay and 60's near the coastline. lots of sunshine dry skies. certainly not going anywhere. reyna john, thanks for that. we are tracking your morning commute and i'm not sitting major hot spots, but i am scenes accident. >> there's one 80 westbound at 5.80, east. all right there in the macarthur maze because it's so early we're not seeing that impact anything. major. and there's another one just adjacent to eastboun

unless you're right along the bay shore from union city on up through oakland and berkeley where you can find some comfortable 70's to escape some of those hotter inland temperatures antioch at 92 vacaville all the way up to 96 degrees. santa rosa down through center fell each in the 80's. here's a look ahead at next 7 days. so daytime highs out. they're not really going to be changing too much over the next 7 days today into tomorrow. expect a continuation of that hazy sunshine. we had yesterday saturday and sunday, the potential at least of some improving air quality. as we see a low pressure area that could create some lyft and help to stir out some of this poor hayes. thanks for that. let's get a look at your traffic this morning. not tracking any major hot spots of this hour. >> if you're ready from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit. let's go ahead with a look at the golden gate bridge about a 20 minute drive for you. there not seen any dense fog to slow you down. emily with a look at the richmond sandra fell commute as y

warmest of temperatures for this inland, pleasanton and livermore holding on to upper 80's, whereas union city through oakland up to richmond in the 70's danville up to concord as well as antioch pittsburgh in vacaville will be in the low 90's. but just barely even getting to that threshold. a look ahead at next 7 days does show a few 90's popping up from time to time for inland areas. but nothing excessively hot do expect hazy sunshine to last for much of the rest of the week right now. john, thanks for that. starting to the bay bridge a little under. >> 11 minutes for your drive time this morning. things are looking great. no major delays and let's overlook at the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes as you travel into the city will have more on that throughout the morning. let's get back 2 bay area baseball a tough day for the oakland a's who are facing the white sox in the chicago and the second inning ace pitcher chris bassitt was. >> hit in the head by a line drive pass. it had to be carted off the field. but say he was conscious where she was taken to the hospital. a's manager bob melvin

and then as union city of john, softer gunman killed at least $36.00 people during a raid on a mainly christian community. please say 10 suspects have been arrested. there's been going tension in recent weeks following the killing of dozens of muslims in the city. firefighters is searching for survivors after a 3 story building collapsed in spain. cruise nice to rescue one person from the rubble and kind of scala and the region of valencia. at least 2 people, still trapped engineers and investigating the cause of the collapse. a u. s. federal appeals court has upheld the conviction and death sentence of dylan, roof for racist motors at a black church. 9 people died when rufe, whose flight open fire on worshippers at a church in charleston in 2015 roof is the 1st person in the us to be sentenced to death for federal hating crime. a man involved in a plot to kid, not the governor of michigan state has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. a group of 14 men planned to bob duct. gretchen whitman from vacation home last year. it was a tele ation for covered $900.00 restriction sheet imposed

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it is 62 in union city, a littll haze in san jose. a little cooler in santa rosa. we will get more sunshine and as we do throughout the afternoon, temperatures are going to heat up once again for plenty of 90's from livermore and antioch today. 81 down towards fremont.still 's with that steady onshore flow, we will talk about the fog coming back into play tonight. the cooldown that is slated for the week ahead. liz: despite the pandemic, san francisco is suspected to see more than 15 million tourists this year. those tourists could pump $3.5 billion into local businesses. one of the keys to building a better bay area is making sure those tourists feel safe and that they want to come back. that is why san francisco is putting more officers on the streets in popular parts of the city. the question is, will that be enough? that is what phil wanted to see when he caught up with police, to see if their presence is making a difference. >> san francisco sages and outdoor style show in union square. phil: there was a time when san francisco's union square was the destinati

so somebody, he's a former african deputy minister finance and joins us live via skype from union city in california. sort of a warm welcome to the program, the economy, of course, and building it and it's going to san is going to be key to any sorts of future nation building. how would you characterize what's happening in the economy right now? what thank you for having me 1st to fall the economy at a standstill right now. the situation right now is, is, is one that nobody can say anything. it depends on the new government that are working on to form. and then they will put in new policies to deal with the current issues on the table right now. as you heard him, the reports to people do not have work onto their security, but there is no work. and i hear reports that there is inflation is on the rise. you know, it's very difficult for people to afford the baby consumption goods. so this is something the new government bond will have to deal with in terms of what we've heard coming out of the white house in the past couple of days. we very much heard this talk of. we're watching the tal

. >> reporter: one of the biggest unions at city hall said it degrees. >> the majority of our union is supporting this and like i said they all want to have healthy work environments. >> reporter: according to a voluntary survey of employees the fire department has the highest vaccination rate at 79.5% and other citywide staff is at 72% but the san jose police department has only a 58.2% vaccination rate and the police union disputes the accuracy of the survey it is encouraging its members to be vaccinated. union leadership said while we understand the motivation to mandate all employees be vaccinated, there are considerable number of issues that must be addressed the city sit down with employees for more discussions and one citizen who came into city hall for new building permits said that is a good idea. >> they should be giving them reasons to get vaccinated so they can still have employment and there is no conflict. >> can the city legally force unvaccinated workers to stay home? >> reporter: yes. those discussions have been happening between the city and the public employment rela

city? we have seen them come and go. >> i am hopeful. you have full-time beats. union square has officers dedicated, foot beats in the square. that does not change. tourism helps. we will also have reserve officers that come out and do foot beats. phil: your area is not just union square. you have fisherman's wharf. you have some of the hottest tourist spots. you have retail theft, car break-ins. you have your hands full. >> we do. you mentioned it, eight of the 10 most iconic places to visit our in our district. we are battling a rise in auto burglaries at the wharf. again, looking back the three prior weeks, we have seen some positive decreases. phil: one of the reasons you are flooding the district is here and in chinatown and fisherman's wharf and the tour's attractions is people want to feel safe. >> that is right. phil: do more cops on the street make the street safer? >> of course it does. crime is one thing. perception is the other thing. when i say perception, that means the fear of crime. even if crime is down perception of crime is still perception of crime

city employees. yesterday, it sent a draft to union leaders for review. sap center in san jose announced it will begin implementation the new vaccine requirement in less than a month. the state council passed the mandate tuesday. california lawmakers are considering a vaccine mandate statewide. oakland -- she and her colleagues are drafting the legislation at the state capital. the mandate would require proof of vaccination to enter indoor businesses. it would require all workers to be vaccinated or get regular covid-19 testing. several bay area city is have passed vaccine -- cities passed vaccine mandates. to ask us questions, you can go to abc7news.com. >> the caldor fire fire fire fie closer. we have >> state and federal agencies will host a virtual meeting to teach people how to protect themselves. 10 large wild are burning in california. the dixie fire is burning in butte county and plumas county. it is now reaching 45% containment. crews are starting to make some progress on the flames. evacuation orders in the western zone were reduced to warnings.

the city council will pass the proposal. the police union also supports it saying it does not advocate a need to the next technique. kumasi: the san francisco district attorney is reacting to the news that his father who spent four decades in prison will be eligible for parole. his father was one of six people granted clemency by now former new york governor andrew cuomo. gilbert is serving a sentence of 75 years to life. he was convicted in 1983 and a robbery of an armored truck that left a guard and officers dead. gilbert was the unarmed getaway driver and his mother played a role and was in prison for more than two decades before her release. it happened when he was 14 months old. he tweeted this photo with his father saying it was one of their last moments of freedom together. reggie: san francisco restaurants and bars have reopened but as kobe numbers have risen and fallen, so has business. we spoke to a restaurant owner who just lost out on thousands of dollars in just one night. >> we understand that emergencies happen it is difficult

fog not widespread. 55, hayward. 54, union city. 57, berkeley. we have fog in napa, more so in santa rosa, as the marine layer gets closer to the ground. winds out of the north. and we will be looking at fog this morning as the heat spikes tomorrow and on saturday. cooling on sunday. hazy conditions with moderate to high heat risk. that's because today we will start out in the 90's, but as we look at friday and saturday, they will climb through the upper 90's. so, good air quality today around the bay with an onshore flow. it will be weaker than it has been. you will notice warming closer to the shore. as a result of the warm up today, you will be in the mid 80's in san jose. 78, sunnyvale. mid-seventies, san bruno. 70, downtown with patchy sunshine. 88, santa rosa. 83, vallejo. 81 in castro valley. low 90's in concord. nothing extreme today, but we will build on the heat. the forecast showing 100 for friday and saturday inland, with 80's around the bay. comfortable at the coast. cooling into next week will be more widespread. kumasi: new details

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hercules -- a little warmer, but we've got that haze for you in union city.a combination of some 90's and triple digit heat. a lot like yesterday for you as well as mid 90's for fairfield. 100 in antioch and brentwood. the heat wants to hold on for another day into monday. we will get a stronger -- hold on for another day into monday. tuesday, it will be breezy and cooler along the bay. we cool off about 10 degreesut 1 inland. the coast remaining the same and that stagnant weather pattern and sea breeze will be with us for the rest of the week. it's sad that everyone has a story to tell. n roote in where the --eastsi ae been selected to be shown in the nation's biggest film festival for high schools. how growing side shaped the stories that they are sharing now with a national audience. >> going up in eastside san jose supposes people to a tapestry of cultures and immigrants trying to succeed in a new country. students captured slices of air lives for a multimedia class. using document he -- documentaries and music videos. >> i see it when i get paid. >> move

in the north bay, 82 in napa, 88 in novato. 78 at richmond, 78 at hayward and union city. inland, 90 to 93 degrees. tonight, looking at temperatures in the 50's. you can see the marine layer trying to reestablish, but it will mainly be along the coast. smoke will linger and temperatures will drop a couple of degrees. look at the temperatures well below average. 60's, 70's, 80's saturday and sunday before summer returns. kumasi: the a's expect an update on the condition of chris bassitt. a really scary line drive hit him in the face all the team was taking on the white sox in chicago. in the second inning the ball came off of the vat at 100 miles per hour. it was tough and there was a lot of blood. even this is just hard to watch. players are in shock. staff, too. medics took him off of the field in a cart. >> bass is conscious. he was the entire time. we don't think the eye is a problem at this point. it felt like it was below it. he has some cuts. they had to do some stitches. he is in a scan and we will know more about potential fractures or whatever tomorrow. kumasi: ba

. >> justin andrews is live at union city at one of the five places you can get the vaccine today. >>> alameda county seeing high numbers when it comes to covid cases. that's why the county wants the unvaccinated to get vaccinated. we are live at our lady of the rosary, one of several locations to get the vaccine in this county over the weekend. alameda county says more than 1 million of its 1.5 million residents are vaccinated. that's a majority of people who live here. like many vaccine clinics across the bay they are free and widely available to anyone 12 and older. here is a look at the vaccine clinics in alameda set to open today. there are quite a few. times vary though so make sure you make a note of that. there are additional ones open saturday and sunday too. keep in mind california is imposing first in the nation vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. state healthcare workers, you now have a deadline to get your two doses by september 30. that order came down yesterday and applies to workers in all hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, other healthcare settings. >> many of

it's a day 84 and union city 83 in fremont and inland will find temperatures in the 90s tomorrow afternoon. so it's hot and it's hazy 98 cast play nt 7 days through better air quality tomorrow. that heat retreats for everybody. tuesday is gonna feel very nice. we welcome september on wednesday with cooler than average temperatures and we'll keep that good air quality for at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank, or when they were in. a marine just out of basic, or a petty officer from '73. and even his kids. and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. are we still exclusive? absolutely. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults wh

union city, 80 southbound at alvarado niles role. there is an accident.lane is blocked. no major delays along to 38 as you're traveling there of him to know westbound 88 richmond parkway. there's a traffic collision there. and what we're looking at our other bridges heading across towards the peninsula under 14 minutes. the richmond sandra fell comey also looks pretty nice as well daryn. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain is 6.47 the time. let's talk baseball. the giants with the best league best record in the league right now. they got another win by beating the colorado rockies at home and let's get to the highlights this morning. 5th inning. that's where pick it up yesterday. tommy la stella with this ball to right field. going going almost gone. >> houses just off the top of the wall. so nearly a grand slam, but it was good enough for 2 runners to come home. the giants would go on to score. 2 more runs in the 7th. so the final in this 1, 5, to 2 giants with the win manager gabe kepler praising starting pitcher alex wood for hi

a little under 14 minutes for your drive time there and union city with an accident that just cleared up. but as you can see, we have residual delays, 8, 80 southbound at all don't aisles. no major issues along to 38. if you want to take that, we'll have more on your traffic on this monday morning daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 71 right now and the developing story that we're following p. jeanne is warning they may have to shut the power off and we don't want to go through this again. but unfortunately because of the drought and because of some high winds that are forecast for later this week. they feel. >> this is something they're going to have to do this is affecting mostly the north bay. and so this is something that we're going to be following and see when they gave that warning to who they're giving the warning to of these possible shut off. so let's find out more about it. it all starts tuesday and wednesday because that's when they're thinking that napa solano and sonoma county are going be affected and you can see the numbers here, the most customers affected are in

east bay highs, 70 at berkeley. 75 union city. castro valley. 76. inland east bay will be our warmest region which is usually is this time of year with highs of 89 at pleasantton. 92 concord and walnut creek. 94 at brentwood. the seven day forecast. we'll have mainly sunny skies throughout the week. cloudier on wednesday. warmer conditions tomorrow than today. a sharp cooldown on wednesday. temperatures rebound on thursday with friday shaping up to be the warmest day of the week. high temperatures friday in the upper 70s around the bay. upper 90s inland and mid60s on the coast. now a look at other high temperatures today around the bay sponsored by visit california. >> this couple is working hard on our state's recovery. you see they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our businesses and communities. which means that beautiful gherkin is another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our >>> we're seeing new video of a police chase that ended with two arrest

a city plans to negotiate with the unions representing city employees. the intent is to protect. help of workers and the overall committee. the proposal would require employees to tell the city if they have been vaccinated by october 15. employees would be required to verify they have been fully vaccinated by november 1st. workers would be able to request an exemption for medical or religious reasons. according to the proposal, the mandate would apply to full and part-time workers as well as volunteers and interns. >>> this evening, we are learning about a source of a covid outbreak in the north bay. a cdc report says in unvaccinated teacher in marin county infected several elementary school students with covid-19. the teacher started experiencing symptoms may 19th. two days later, she tested positive. within five days, 12 of the 22 students who were tested were infected. that includes six symptom medications. every child that sat in the first row tested positive and 80% of them experienced is. in the south bay, the stanford university expended the covid- 19 surveillance testing

just barely low 80's for the south bay san jose perfect at 75 dublin snow each at 74 well, from union cityoakland and berkeley year only in the 60's while the creek concord and danville down into the low 80's today and even antioch in vacaville joining the rest of us. nice of you to join us after your to in the 90's yesterday. today here in the 80's. so tomorrow's temperatures quickly rise back into the 90's. it's going to be a pretty noticeable change of pace from today's cooler weather to tomorrow's hotter conditions. expect less fog in the forecast cone friday saturday and sunday, the likely some more haze from wildfires reyna. john, thank you for that. starting with a hot spot to get 5.80, eastbound along the richmond sandra fell bridge. >> there is a disabled tractor trailer here causing a delay. and as you can see, the back of starting the air along the sand rough outside across towards to riches and take a little time. but on the westbound side, no major delays or issues a little under 30 minutes. we've been here all throughout the morning. so things look good. heading over to the b