and a couple of crashes along 880 southbound out of hayward and into union city.oesn't look like it's causing any brake lights or issues for the morning drive in fact, that eastshore freeway commute looks great this morning. no delays as you head westbound working your way over towards the bay bridge. and look at those travel times as you get ready to head out the door on this friday morning. >>> well, firefighters battling the park fire north of chico have a long weekend ahead of them. >> so there's concern this morning that high winds and thunderstorms that are predicted could spark more flames going into the weekend. so this week we can tell you that fire jumped from the sixth largest in the state's history to fifth largers and now it's the fourth largest wildfire in state history. we're talking about 397,000 acres torched and containment is at 24%. that's an improvement day over day. yesterday at this very same time we told you it was 18%. score for firefighters and a lot of families though still evacuated and some sleeping in their cars in parking lots. while

union city and fremont, maybe a light passing shower. and even in the sierra nevada looking at the highest peaks, getting a dusting. and then down through the central sierra by yosemite. check it out. big bear, i should say. bear valley and then down towards tioga pass looking at some really unusual weather for late august. but it is a quick mover and it moves out of here in the next few hours. 62 in vallejo it is 60 in danville. so the temperatures are mild. we're looking at the numbers above where they were yesterday by about 5 to 8 degrees. so our forecast headlines drizzle spotty showers throughout the day today morning hours and then sunshine by about 10 or 11:00 tomorrow. numbers come up 8 to 10 degrees. so where we are below average today we're going to make up the difference for your sunday. and then that summer sizzle comes back into monday peaking on tuesday cooling as quick as wednesday. there's a look at the rain shower activity. you can see it really only shows up to the north and east of us. and then you notice that we brea

whole country, let's train and introduce two people, so that the unions want to form seven unions at the city level, which we have reduced to at least two unions, which will lead to a city-level council chamber, as incentives. it is not well defined because the farmer is coming today to get this permit. well, i am not at the gate. fertilizer services are not being given to me. they are not giving me electricity services. why should i pay so much? 500 tomans should be the incentive body to encourage the farmer to come. and jihad of cities and provinces and other institutions and service providers now we don't say to force based on this. the letter of coercion requires that the provision of any service is based on the minister's directive by having this license. if this happened, all the farmers in the country would go to the country and get this license and receive services, because now the services are available to farmers in any way. it's true that he doesn't see the requirement for himself now because he doesn't see the union that we defined, for example, the ceiling of the city , for examp

now, because he does not see the union that we have defined, for example, the ceiling of the city , for example , there must be at least 250 people for the agriculture union, the quorum did not reach 250 people, and that union and the chamber were not formed. therefore , we expect this damage. just as it is at the national level, at the level of provinces and cities as the heads of the agricultural commission of the city. they should invite the formation of the farmers' body to express this, so that the statement can be formed sooner , and the schedule we have is that it should be done by the end of 2014, that is, the goal that mr. engineer minister announced at the time was by june 15. that the chamber of guilds of all the cities should be formed, but this is the process of carrying out the project, i will tell you how long it should be done, that is, by the end of 1404. we want them to be connected to the national portal of agricultural licenses. for us , it does not matter from which platform this happens. now , our farmer has got his license, but because he does not have a unique co

yeah, when you mo, like i understand, you know, does union city a member of the machine? yeah, that my prison term is not fucking only a fight against the aggressive war policies. it is also a fight for my right to live in my country to conduct an independent policy move set in prison in order to fight for my right to speak. oh, where did you just? i have always said this is my right, my right step. i'm going to defend my right to live and work in my own country. yet the physical battle. until the very last moment i, we food for the until the very last i. i fought for my right to stay in russia. a couple of days before the exchange took place, the prison governor came to me and has said, you should apply. you should. i said, i cannot write of words to mister poor and he is a tyrant. he's a mattress. i'm not going to ask any save of from him then the district officer came on to say to me, i have to write to postings so he will set me free. so i understood there is a diplomatic cook game so i understood there is something happening. i said, i am not going to ask to god whic

and repairs are still underway in union city after a water main break. varado niles road and central avenue alvarado. now road is still closed and that's causing some major disruptions for businesses. city officials say the cause of that leak was from utility company working in the area. 16 17 year olds can now vote in alameda county in november. they'll have a chance to vote for their respective school board elections for oakland, unified and berkeley, unified. they will be registered as voters. >> 6.44 right now and we're taking a look at the weather and a lot of people are starting kids to get back to school, which is it's right or i'm just focused on the weekend ahead. far i can look right now, ok, let's take a look at that high. i've decided this year not paying attention to what day it is there anything anymore? because depressing fast. it's going get the month wrong now. you know why? but we're looking outside at what we've got right here. mount tam. you can see how packed in that gray is into the bay. >> nice clear skies overhead. weaver, places,

you'll be 84 today pete u.s. 82 union city to oakland in the 70's, all livermore pleasanton conqueredpots that will be in the 90's this afternoon. napa valley in the low 80's for your highs. tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's after that, we cool down even further with 60 70's to 80's at the very starting on sunday right now. all right, john, thank for that. well, we do have a car fire along northbound 6, 80 right at stoneridge drive. >> as you're traveling to pleasanton, so the northbound side a little slow, just one lane is blocked. other jason highways are not see major issues like along 5.80, to 38, 8.80, things are a little slow but not terribly at all to right for everybody making their way into the city right now. no accident meteor lights are on there, not slowing down there. 13 on attempt to bridge a 80 to 1, one. if you're crossing that all 24 over the east bay down a 5.80, just short of 25 minutes reasons. back to you. thanks a lot at 07:40am, for your health. >> an artificial intelligence company is looking into getting into health care. the company is

anyone with information is asked to call union city police.and unified school district is working to take lead out of the drinking water found in at least one school. officials at edna brewer middle school sent a notice to families this week informing them of unhealthy levels of lead that were found in the school's water fixtures. the school says it tested lead levels in the water over the past few months and found six fixtures with lead levels deemed unhealthy by the board of education. officials say all of these fixtures have been removed and new ones are now being installed. parents and administrators from other ousd schools, including frick and hillcrest, addressed the board of education earlier this week, claiming they had received similar notices. more west nile virus has been detected in contra costa county. officials there say two groups of trapped mosquitoes and one dead bird have tested positive for the virus. just last week, we reported the vector control district said that it would be increasing surveillance and mosquito control ef

the low 70's in many cases, east bay temperatures getting that taste of fall with sixties from union cityd up to richmond, concord, as well as antioch in vacaville are only spots barely barely make in the low 80's today. now, tomorrow's daytime highs a little cooler than today is that slightest of chance of a sprinkle may be some morning drizzle on saturday after that. goodbye little taste of fall and it's right back to summer. we go with nothing but sun 80's 90's, even triple digits by early next week. great. all right, john, thank you for that. you're off to a good start on this thursday morning. mostly green across the board on your highways. >> looks like for you. seen a little congestion there and a little further along the altamont pass. other than that, things are looking good. they bridge right now. meteor lights are on. the only thing slowing down their 14 minute ride. well, your san mateo bridge is still around 14 with mills and slow it down. of the south pretty much. 29 that ride. 85 to menlo park to 80 82. you're also looking great. all the east bay slightly slowing down. noth

san jose. 84 union city 78 while livermore and pleasanton in the low 90's. oakland, a comfortable 73 degrees hotter spots in the act in vacaville in the mid 90's. well, the at 82 degrees looking ahead. tomorrow's daytime highs hitting the triple digits for a few inland areas. low 80's by the bay shore. as i mentioned tomorrow is the warmest one and will reverse course after that highs falling back to the 70's and 80's for most spots by next weekend. michael. thanks, jean. good morning, everyone. taking a look at our roads over in the east bay. we did have a vehicle that was overturned on westbound 80. >> so it has been cleared you're going to see some residual delays. however, throughout the morning, it's again in emeryville, east of powell street. so the right hand lane was blocked off. they had some tow trucks out there, according to chp, everything is just about cleared up. but we're still seeing again, a lot of residual delays getting you some drive times for that area. westbound 80 crockett to the maze. starting to go down 27 minute commute about 15, 20

. >> as you can see here, repairs are still underway in union city after a water main break. it happened at the intersection of alvarado niles road and central avenue partially flooding neighborhood streets that's been impacting businesses. in fact, around now is road has been closed and that's really been detrimental to them. >> the buses don't run. they don't stop. people are waiting for the bus stops in their buses are just going by. the businesses are all blocked off. >> you can see it in their faces. there's extent whole areas >> the city officials say the cause of that leak apparently was from thewutility company that was working in the area. >> it's back-to-school time and saint anthony's is hosting a back-to-school drive to give kids what they need. 400 kids are going to get free backpacks. school supplies and clothing over this today. giveaway in the tenderloin neighborhood of san francisco. and that is so they could be successful in the upcoming year have what they need. saint anthony's will have table set up where staff will also share information about additional

well, looking at some 60's from union city up to richmond, dublin, barely make in the low 70's at 71.w low 80's in spots like conquered antioch in vacaville. billy, how you'll be at 73 today while santa rosa cool. 76 degrees. looking ahead tomorrow around the same as today, slight chance of sprinkles tomorrow. rainfall really, for the most part, stays north of santa rosa, specially lake and mendocino counties in north of there. am sprinkle possible on saturday, but we are reversing course after that. real quick climate are right back to that midsummer heat in the 90's and triple digits inland by monday and tuesday. as for your roads, we just saw metering lights on and look at this backup already. 10 minutes to get you across, which is not bad. but this is an early backup that stretching all the way back to the maze. so it is likely to be a busy morning. san mateo bridge at 13 minutes to make your crossing while the richmond center fell still pretty nice and empty. the golden gate bridge. you're making your way along there with the steady breeze. but no backup just yet rated. all right

so perhaps not quite as toasty there. 93 sonoma and on the bay shore here, upper 70s in oakland, union city, a hot day at 8688, in castro valley and we were about 99 in livermore yesterday. 97 today. little change. still warm to hot for you, 98 in brentwood and san ramon. 93. so the accuweather seven day forecast looking at temperatures coming down tomorrow by about five degrees. another six degrees of cooling on friday. saturday should be the coolest day or sunday. and then as we get into labor day, turning things around warmer and then warmer still into next tuesday. back to you. >> thank you lisa. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> beep baseball. the tech that allows people who are visually impaired to compete on the field. >> and a live look outside right is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there

that's how the oakland police officers union is describing something the city has done. the union claims the city tried to go after the widow of an officer killed in the line of duty for an overpayment. this comes as the court case against the men accused of murdering murdering dwayne lay continues. nbc bay area's velena jones tells us what the city is saying and how the union is reacting. eight months after officer twan lay was shot and killed in the line of duty, the oakland police officers association is calling the city out for reportedly asking his widow to pay them back for overpayment before he was killed. i was angry, upset because it's very inhumane on the way that they they did it and disrespectful, especially for a police officer that gave his life serving this community. an invoice provided by opoa dated may 30th, addressed to lay's widow request $461 for an overpayment during a recent ransomware attack. opas president we win claims when the poa first brought the issue to the city attorney's attention, they continued to ask for payment. today, in a scathing le

santa rosa, rosa nevado foster city union city. they include positions on the bart board of directors seats on several different city councils. a former youtube chief executive and google executive has died. 56 year-old susan wojcicki died from lung cancer. her husband posted on social media. susan was not just my best friend and partner and life, but a brilliant mind loving mother, dear friend to many, she played a key role in the creation of google. she stepped down from her job in 2023. colleagues say she will be remembered for always putting others first. 40 years granting wishes. still ahead, we're going to take a look at today's bay area fundraiser for children who are critically ill. >> and wildfire smoke still lingering in the bay area. check in with kron four's gayle ong for the latest. >> the make-a-wish walk for wishes were turned to the bay area. today happened just in time for the chapters 40th anniversary, our own reyna harvey was the emcee kron four's. tiffany justice has more. >> make-a-wish of the greater bay area c

so pretty busy hayward all the way down into union city. >>> we're going into day three of the democratic national convention. minnesota governor tim walz will formally accept the vice presidential gnome nation and former president bill clinton will take the stage tonight and focus on rights under the theme a fight for freedoms. last night vice president kamala harris was ceremoniously nominated as the nominee but the highlight of the night. the obamas returning to center stage. they spoke separately but both fully backed harris and delivered their own takedowns of former president donald trump. >> we do not need four more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. america's ready for a better story. we are ready for a president, kamala harris. >> my girl. kamala harris is more than ready for this moment. she is one of the most qualified people ever to seek the office of the presidency. >> so the other big moment of the night, the roll call. delegates from each state typically cast their vote for their presidential nominee. but it was ultimately california specifically governor gavin newsom

police say christopher huske managed to run away but was later caught in union city. the bust is part of the department's internet crimes against children detail. the turf war in the south bay is being put off at least until next year. it's a decision that could impact a lot of kids and families and athletes. today, the board of supervisors delayed a vote on banning artificial turf. supporters of the ban say turf is a health risk for children because of the chemicals used in it. others argue a ban would be a setback for sports teams across the bay area. santa clara county public health department acknowledged some of those health concerns, but told officials there isn't enough evidence to support a full ban. the topic will be heard now delayed until january. mark zuckerberg says he now regrets giving in. he says he allowed the biden administration to pressure meta to censor content related to covid 19. zuckerberg sent this letter to the house judiciary committee this week. he claims back in 2021, federal leaders pressured meta to censor certain covid 19 content. that

that's where you are really seeing the brake lights from here into union city. reed?ht, well, your community station putting focus on transgender history month with an eye on san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. and outspoken advocate miss billy cooper. the tenderloin celebrating the tenderloin's transgender cultural district and jose martinez reports this part of san francisco is much different than when miss billy first moved there 40 years ago. >> reporter: miss billy cooper arrived in san francisco in 1982. after completing her service in the u.s. navy. sheseted in the tenderloin a refuge for marginalized communities at that time. >> it really wasn't the transgender district because we were not transgender back then. we were still fags and homosexuals and punks and queers and everything and we didn't get the -- the name transgender until, you know, middle -- like '95, like -- what was it? '85 to '90 i think it was. >> reporter: miss billy's path was fraught with challenges. she faced the harsh realities of drug use and sex work but found solace and strength wi

union city hayward, oakland, up to richmond in the 70's. while walnut creek conquered as well as pittsburg, antioch, in vacaville, each in the low 90's this afternoon, sonoma and santa rosa at 86. tomorrow's temperatures will be as much as 10 degrees cooler for some inland spots. a pretty noticeable cool down already. as i mentioned, friday brings our best chance of showers and our coolest weather with highs that are very warmest only in the 70's rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get you rolling out there. 60 min, right traveling into the city right now, the san mateo bridge about 24 minutes. >> refill 14 and the golden gate. 37, the tolls. 25 minutes. for your money this morning. many americans say their dogs are the primary members of their families and there could be some cracks forming in the job market. jane king live the nasdaq with those stories and more come morning, high rain and good morning will new york federal reserve survey found fewer people are employed and satisfied with their salaries compared to just 4 months

morgan hill and pleasanton and livermore hayward union city on up through oakland in the 70's for your highs conquered, you'll be at 90 to one of warmer spots while some 80's up and down 101 up in the north bay from santa rosa to center fell. looking ahead. a holding pattern today into tomorrow of the 7 's 80's to low 90's at the warmest. after that, there's that cooler than average weather i was alluding to for next week with high settling into the 70's and 80's at the warmest starting on sunday. well, through the course next week right now. all right, john, thanks for that. let's take a snapshot of your bay area. highways and bridges looking good. >> covered in green across the map. so things are moving along pretty nicely to start off this friday. they'll the stays that way. they bridge to minutes into the city right now. no accidents while the senate over it just short of 14, one of the south bay. 85 in menlo park. 28 minutes 2, 80 82 looks good to 37. i'm not seeing any major delays. diversions, back to you. thanks. alot sic 70's getting your local election headquarters and the no

union city 70. in berkeley and inland, we see those temperatures trending downward. our hottest cities were close to 100. today we're in the upper 80s to the mid 90s now. overnight tonight we'll see that cloud cover return. we'll have coastal drizzle. see those temperatures dipping into the low 50s to the low 60s. so we'll kind of do that. rinse and repeat forecast. we'll have that marine layer tomorrow morning with afternoon sunshine away from the coast. temperatures stay pretty steady here tomorro. similar story here on saturday. saturday. we do expect a lot of sunshine out there. but watch what happens on sunday. we'll see winds pick up. we'll see cooler air move in here. and by the back half of the weekend you look at those temperatures. and we do find those numbers below average for this time of the year. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it's a cooler afternoon today. we'll keep that cooler trend going the next several days. we go from bright sunshine mild weather on saturday to breezy and cooler on sunday. and those below average temperatures do co

. >> union city police as earnest dotson unlucky to shrink were involved in a fight back in the night of june. 26 that led to the shooting of a 19 year-old during the movie at the century theater. according to police, both shaken dotson have previous criminal records. both are currently in the santa rita jail and attempted charged with attempted murder and conspiracy. >> 2 big story we've been following all day. chevron moving its and remote headquarters to texas. the companies that california oil fields to refineries and more than 1800 retail gas stations will continue to operate here in california. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> legacy california company. shifting gears. chevron officially announcing friday that they're moving their headquarters to houston, texas, here in san ramon, the chevron spokesperson says that the support jobs will remain in california. that means nearly 2000 current jobs will not be affected. but the announcement friday, what will be affected will be this the headquarters will nfficially be in houston, texas, the vice chair and other senior leaders wi

repairs underway tonight in union city after a water main break. it happened at the intersection of alvarado. now's road and central avenue earlier this afternoon. >> it partially flooded neighborhood streets alvarado niles road was closed all day long, which caused some major disruptions. >> the buses don't run. they don't stop. people are waiting for the bus stops in their buses are just going by. the businesses are all blocked off. you can see it in their faces. it's dead. this whole area is dead. >> city officials say the cause of the leak was a utility company working in the area. high schoolers, raising money to help fight hunger. prom. forestry says stasio introduces us to luka of the la. >> the bay area teen stepping up to help a local food bank under threat. >> over the summer i was planning on running and i thinking how can i like run and also do good for the community for san francisco. high school student luka running is fun. but these days there's more to it than training for his school's cross-country team be my grandma was all has al

but up until 6:30, the outage closed four stations, hayward, south hayward, union city, and fremont. it impacted the green and other lang line. there was a bus bridge from here to connect to the warm springs station in fremont, but this commute has been painfully slow for commuters today. >> i mean, it's not great. especially because i don't know what the traffic situation is going to be from here to milpitas, so i don't know how long it'll add to my trip. >> this is our first time. >> okay. >> like b.a.r.t. has usually been pretty reliable aside from this. >> it's a computer networking issue that's impacted our train control systems. so what it practically means for us, if we can't sense train control on a portion of the trackway, we can't run trains there. the train control system allows us to keep a safe distance between all of the trains. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it's currently working on replacing this train control system he was just talking about which has been in place since the service started 50 years ago, but the focus today was to really get the system back online, get

hayward south, hayward, union city and fremont bus bridges were set up earlier to help people really just get where they need to go. but bart's latest update says there are now ending those bus bridges. well, hopefully the bart system is fully up and running this weekend because it's going to be busy in san francisco. outside lands, music festival kicks off tomorrow, which will make traffic in the city especially bad. but you also have the giants playing at home. and yes, the vice president, kamala harris, is coming in for a campaign fundraiser. nbc bay area's christie smith has more on what to expect this weekend. the stage is being set for the outside lands music festival at golden gate park. we do still have tickets available this yea. the annual three day celebration of all things music, food, wine and art is expected to be a big draw again and is known for its unique lineups. this year, our headliners are the killers, sabrina carpenter, post malone doing a country set which he hasn't done anywhere, and sturgill simpson. and then we have some of the hottest artists out there righ

union city police are asking community to help find a missing elderly woman who was diagnosed with alzheimer's neighbors. last saw a 97 year-old muntean parker getting into an ambulance on appian way several weeks ago. police have since search for her and checked all local medical facilities but have not yet been able to locate her. parker is described as 5 foot 7 and about 135 pounds. if you have any information on her whereabouts, you're asked to contact police. mix weather day from the palins, the peninsula to the top of mount tam at the miss rolled in. here's a look in barron county as we check in with kron four's gayle on to see what we're going to look forward to for the rest of the weekend. weather forecast, gayle. hello, stephanie. we are going to be warming up just a bit tomorrow. >> but we were cool today we have are also cloudy. and if you use your windshield wipers, we definitely had drizzle as well, especially around the coast. so here's a live look from the east bay. you can see the clouds are already rolling in. temperatures are in the 50's and 60's right now. and here is why we

and union city police are asking the community to help find a missing elderly woman diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. neighbors last saw a 97 year-old nadine parker getting into an ambulance on appian way several weeks ago. police have searched for her and checked all local medical facilities but have not yet been able to locate her. parker's described as 5 foot 7 and about 135 pounds. if you have any information on her whereabouts, you're asked to contact police. former san francisco mayor willie brown says he is not ruling out legal action against former president trump for remarks he made about brown speaking outside of john's grill in san francisco today. the former mayor says trump must be held accountable. >> as opposed i don't want to mention my name. there's always a possibility. somehow. trump has got to rectify. what he did with reference to me. and in particular. because i really want kamala harris to go unfettered towards the presidency. and she seems to be doing that over the last 3 weeks. and i'm not going to be the foundation. of a deportation order and me personally. >> last

antioch, 55 in hayward, backing through castro valley and a pair of fives, also in fremont through union city. so here we stand right now with the clouds beginning to march across the bay in towards the fremont area, also towards the dublin gray. but everything backs off very early tomorrow morning. we do have sun up at 629. few clouds, thin deck of cloudiness and then it wipes away, revealing ample sunshine, plenty of sunshine for your monday before the clouds push back on shore. monday night. but it will be a thinner layer of clouds and you'll be able to see tomorrow night's full moon. all right, so we do have that area of low pressure moving due east, the one that clouded us up on your saturday. that trough right there, just keeping our temperatures status quo for your monday. in fact, the average high in windsor is 84 degrees. but tomorrow, just a couple degrees above average. pretty spot on in san francisco, emeryville, and also in dublin. cupertino slightly below averag. our hottest day of the week will be on tuesday. it's a one day heat wave. all right, so tomorrow, here you go. pick y

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latest from bart coming at about 440, saying again that the stations at hayward, south hayward, union citynd right here, northern fremont are still closed. ac transit is providing a bus bridge between bay fair and warm springs for people who need that. but right now, we'll continue to track updates and developments as soon as we get them and bring them to you on air and online. right now live in fremont. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thanks very much. new details on last month's hill bomb at dolores park. our partners at the san francisco standard have learned the san francisco police department spent nearly $250,000 on overtime for the event. police worked extra hours to set up barricades on dolores street and brought in extra officers to try to prevent the hill bomb. it didn't work. skaters ended up moving a block over and still went speeding down the hill. last year's hill bomb ended with dozens of arrests and a muni bus being vandalized. some scary moments at uc berkeley today after shots fired on campus. this happened near the clark kerr residence hall track. the u

impacted stations include hayward, south hayward, union city, and fremont stations. >>> ac transit has been providing shuttles to take passengers between bayfair and warm springs. >> if we can't sense train control on a portion of the track, we can't safely run trains there. the train control system allows us to keep a safe distance between all of the trains. >> earlier the closures included the warm springs, milpitas, and berryessa stations, but service there has since been restored. there's no estimate on when the four stations will re-open. we will certainly keep you posted. >>> how about a lift? homeowners in san jose nearly doubled their home space using a crane to lift a two-bedroom accessory dwelling unit to their backyard. crews were able to get the unit transported, lifted, and installed in a few hours. the homeowner says the unit will allow his family to live near one another. they recently became the first state in california to allow property owners to sell adus like condos. >>> today oakland mayor sheng thao responding to the most recent call for her resignation. anne mako

almost half their in livermore at 89 degrees. 88 in pleasant, 74 in union city. and 75 degrees as you make your way to san leandro. so nice weather all around and looks like, boy, we're going to see some really nice weather as we round out this week. no major heat up on the horizon. in fact, temperatures probably running below average as we head throughout the rest the week and well into the next one, maybe toward the end of the month. if you believe long range models. but here you go. next few days. patchy morning fog in the morning, giving way to sunshine in the afternoon. cooler than normal as we head in toward next weekend. that's going to be way that we start out next week as well to guys. all right, lawrence. well, today the biden administration is launching a new effort to crack down on unwanted subscriptions and memberships. the white house accuses companies of using tricks the make it harder to opt out of the service. raquel martin has the story. >> the biden administration wants canceling subscriptions as easy as signing up. people are pressing for a bu

the tri valley tomorrow afternoon, a little bit on the hot side, much more comfortable about 78 union city. it is or august. 75 in san leandro and about 88 degrees and caulk or so. yeah, looks like things are going to be winding down with the heat. temperatures going to be cooling down over the next few days. taking this in the labor day weekend. that's right. looks likely to see those temperatures cooling off as we head in towards saturday and sunday. then as we get into next week, those temperatures heating up again, cooling down into the unofficial end of but the real end of summer is not tell september 22nd. okay. yeah. so we've still got some are like temperatures right around for the >> non on official or this is the and of yeah, i think just a couple summers ago. yeah, those numbers are real. okay. thanks. a lot picks. >> all of a sudden a fallen. thank left. solo might fall. all that coming just >> yeah, this here's a heartwarming story. residents in petaluma coming together to help donut shop owners repair their home free of charge after it was burglarized by thieves. the owners o

that includes the heyward, south heyward, union city, and fremont stations. this is video from the bayfair station where ac transit has been providing bus shuttles. passengers seem to be taking the whole ordeal in stride. >> a bit annoying but not too frustrating. it's just a minor setback. >> i mean, it's not great, especially because i don't know what the traffic situation is going to be. it's never great. it's already like an hour and a half, so adding more time is not ideal. >> earlier the closures also included the warm spring, milpitas, and berryessa stations, but service there has since been restored. no estimate on when the four east bay stations will re-open. we're going to keep you posted. >>> our other top story this evening, a san francisco towing company found federal agents at their doorstep this morning. we spotted dozens of fbi agents outside specialty towing today after an early morning raid. the office and tow yard located on oakdale avenue not far from the 101/280 interchange. we've been digging into the company's history and spoke with som

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rodriguez travels from union city to play in this wheelchair basketball rec team through the bay area outreach and recreation program, or borp. you can go outside the bay area and look for wheelchair basketball. you probably won't find it. unfortunately here. people come in from sacramento. i've heard people coming from san jose. and coach jorge macias says some who come through their youth programs might even be the future brian bell. brian bell is my guy. a wheelchair basketball paralympian competing in paris right now. bell lives in the bay. plays with some in this gy, and most recently even won a tournament at thrive city earlier this month with a no look pass to rodriguez. just being able to play with him like he just does amazing things on the court that like, like, wow, that's exciting to be like, okay, we're just practicing last week. now you're in paris and i'm watching you on tv. side bell. team usa defeated spain in their first game and they are going for history. a three peat which has never been done in the paralympic games. inspiring. they're disabled like i am. so it's

new at 11 two people have been arrested in connection to a recent shooting at a movie theater in union city. police say 38 year old ernest dodson and 39 year old laquita nash of oakland are now in custody. the two allegedly opened fire in the century 25 theater on june 26th. one person was hurt, but survived. the two suspects are now each charged with attempted murder and conspiracy. >> a federal judge today slammed lawyers for the bureau of prisons for trying to dismiss a lawsuit over sexual abuse, and retaliation at the now closed women's prison in dublin, the bureau of prisons deputy director william lathrop, flew in from d.c. to oakland for the hearing. the judge grilled lathrop and made it clear she thought it was ridiculous that the bop is trying to get out of a lawsuit, claiming all the problems at fci dublin are now moot because the agency closed the prison in april and transferred more than 600 women to other prisons across the country. >> the family of a man who died at san quentin prison more than three months ago, says they still don't know the cause of his death. 43 year old ja

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it only gets warmer as we head into the afternoon. 74 in richmond, 76 union city, castro valley, close to 80 degrees and then inland. we will get into the mid 80s if not lower 90s, which is about 2 or 3 degrees warmer than we were yesterday afternoon. overnight. tonight we will find cloudy conditions along the coast, likely some coastal drizzle as well. the fog gets pretty patchy around the bay shoreline. we will see temperatures mainly dipping into the low 50s and the low 60s as we head into thursday. now the accuweather seven day forecast will show you it's a pretty steady pattern as we head through friday morning. clouds afternoon sunshine, temperatures slightly above average. then to kick off the weekend, cooler air moves in here and those temperatures do dip a little bit below average with some stronger breezes both saturday and sunday. but then we'll reverse that trend. find some warmer weather arriving, less fog monday and tuesday, and those numbers back into the 90s and our warmest areas inland guys. >> all right drew, thanks so much. how will los angeles pull off the 2028 olym

live more going to get close in pleasanton about 80 in hayward and breezy in the afternoon. 75 in union cityut 78 in castro valley and about 87 degrees in moraga. 91 in concord. so really these temperatures hovering just did about the average, maybe slightly above the average inland for this time of year along the coastline. pretty average. it's that time of year we start to see a little less fog, a little more sunshine going to be interesting, though, as we head over the next couple days. temperatures warming up tomorrow. then we begin to cool down looking friday highs in the mid 70's. and yeah, there's a slight chance we could be talking about a sprinkle, maybe a light rain over to around the bay area. so something to keep our eyes on very unusual for this time of year. but not tonight. tonight, it's all about the sturgeon moon, that blue moon. go. check it out. you know, sturgeon is really good for caveat. that's what they say. yep. good stuff. just after 8 o'clock that we rise up over the barricade, think sports. >> the news never stops sarah crown for so let's go talk with the well to f

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we have high 50s in concord and currently low 60s in union city and in fremont. to the north we have mid 50s, 57 degrees in novato, petaluma and santa rosa, where the winds are slight. we do have a breeze right now in fairfield and these winds will kick up later today out of the northwest, 10 to 15 and occasional gusts up to 20mph. meanwhile, six mile per hour winds around the peninsula, so a bit cooler today. starting to feel a little autumn like through our labor day weekend. and then the temperature i am forecasting 100 degrees on wednesday for the first time in the month of september 2024. okay, so after we have this cool down, we're going to heat back up again. and that is very autumn. like here in the bay area. we have kind of a roller coaster during the late summer time into our early autumn. we also have that deep marine layer along the coast, high pressure starting to nudge more in an easterly direction. it's because of this area of low pressure. it's right over here behind me. this area of low pressure starting to march in a easterly fashion closer to t

it's compressed 59 in fremont and union city. it is 67 degrees.nd throughout san jose, back in through the rose garden district, the winds are trying to pick up generally under 12mph. seven mile per hour wind right now around the peninsula and belmont and burlingame. here's the deal. this is our futurecast and you can see that clear slot there. we do have some stratus, some low clouds, some fog. the marine layer. it's from san diego all the way through los angeles into carmel by the sea. and also monterey bay. and that's where we stand right there. you see it gathering around the bay area, then wiping away during the afternoon hours, only to gather some strength and momentum from tomorrow through the weekend. so while we are hot from this huge dome of high pressure that continues to bubble in from the east, we do have this area of low pressure behind me here. this is going to gradually slide in and produce some cooler temperatures, but not until tomorrow. today. only shaving a couple of degrees off that 99 from yesterday and throughout the tri val

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