unified school district music, teachers, one story home on camera low road in vacaville is gone burned down in the hennessy fire one of the major wildfires making up the lnu lightning complex john has returned once a week searching for items he can still use force and preparing the 10 acre property for contractors who will clear the debris marking all electrical. the gas lines and water lines were they were. so when people come in they they know where they are when they do the cleanup john says they're committed to rebuilding no matter how long it takes. >>and they're also going to move back in whenever they can and this is a beautiful locations we love vacaville. we love the community and have a lot of friends here. family is close by. so we we just really like the couple and their grown son who also lives here last musical instruments and classic cars but feel fortunate since all survived considering at least 2 people have died in the hennessy fire people. >>and the reaching out and telling us how much they care and how much they're praying for us and i'm willing to help every little

unified school district music, teachers, one story home on camera low road in vacaville is gone burned down in the hennessy fire one of the major wildfires making up the lnu lightning complex john has returned once a week searching for items he can still use force and preparing the 10 acre property for contractors who will clear the debris marking all the electrical. the gas lines and water lines were they were. so when people come in they they know where they are when they do the cleanup john says they're committed to rebuilding no matter how long it takes. >>and they're also going to move back in whenever they can and this is a beautiful locations we love vacaville. we love the community and have a lot of friends here. family is close by. so we we just really like the couple and their grown son who also lives here last musical instruments and classic cars but feel fortunate since all survived considering at least 2 people have died in the hennessy fire people. >>and the reaching out of telling us how much they care and how much they're praying for us and i'm willing to help every lit

rob hicks a vacaville has added something new to his daily routine. taking a horse out for exercise at 29 rob is a horse owner for the first time, ready go. rob is no stranger to rescuing animals as part of a group of volunteers, he estimates he evacuated 200 animals from the lnu complex fires last month. >>the first 3 days i did the 65 to 70 it was just back to back to back to back we had a couple down with of >>you can't save them all. and we try. >>rob never intended to adopt a horse until he was tagged in a facebook post earlier this month. it was about a horse in grass valley that survived the jones fire. but was facing another threat a lady lost her property easy and she couldn't care for him anymore and he. >>it was scheduled to go to the slaughterhouse. right then and there. i see you i got 10 acres at my disposal vacaville acres belong to some of rob's very close friends and i said care you know. and they said no more horses but. i got to say this one. >>with the blessing of the back of the landowner rob went to pick up the horse in grass val

unified school district music, teachers, one story home on camera low road in vacaville is gone burned down in the hennessy fire one of the major wildfires making up the lnu lightning complex john has returned once a week searching for items he can still use force and preparing the 10 acre property for contractors who will clear the debris marking all electrical. the gas lines and water lines were they were. so when people come in they they know where they are when they do the cleanup john says they're committed to rebuilding no matter how long it takes. >>and they're also going to move back in whenever they can this is a beautiful locations we love vacaville. we love the community and have a lot of friends here. family is close by. so we we just really like the couple and their grown son who also lives here last musical instruments and classic cars. >>the feel fortunate since all survived considering at least 2 people have died in the hennessy fire people. >>and the reaching out of telling us how much they care and how much they're praying for us and i'm willing to help every little b

now this new video shows the heart pounding effort by and vacaville police officer to help people to safety. >>you've got to go now let's go. >>scary stuff that was steve large reporting for us tonight activity and a gender reveal party over the weekend calls a wildfire that blew up in size and is growing fast the eldorado fire in san bernardino county is now more than 7,000 acres. cal fire officials say that evacuations have been ordered for a number of communities and more than 500 crew members have been deployed to fight that fire no charges have yet been filed related to the fire authorities say it was caused by a device which releases blue or pink smoke designed to announce the gender of an expected baby cal fire says those responsible for starting fires due to negligence or illegal activity can be held financially and criminally responsible for fire crews in part of the fire crews in fresno county are battling another large fire, it's called the creek fire. >>this one started friday night and at last check has burned more than 78,000 acres. the blaze move so quickly trapped mor

now this new video shows the heart pounding effort by and vacaville police officer to help people to safety. >>you've got to go now let's go. >>wow pretty scary that was steve large reporting for us this morning. the 3 major lightning complex fires account for more than 850,000 scorched acres. >>well fire crews in southern california found a body from the side of a grass fire northwest of los angeles. >>and the self will be the bays and recreation area. there's no word yet on who the victim is or how they died. the fire broke out sunday afternoon burning 20 acres just before the firefighters got it under control. well intense smoke from california wildfires is plaguing the bay area and it's also you know just traveling hundreds of miles away check this out take a look at this the national. >>oceanic and atmospheric administration they captured this time lapse video over the weekend of that smoke just spreading. from the california wildfires that smoke is also causing significant air quality issues and a wide range of locations. well the fallout from the wildfires has even touch down

sonoma calistoga vacaville and fairfield already windy this morning and will remain windy through the rest of the day evening tonight and eventually into tomorrow that's where the high fire danger comes into play here and that's where your red flag warnings happen. we are seeing the east bay, one of our most fire-prone areas today as we're pairing dry conditions triple digits with 30 to 45 miles per hour winds. as we make our way in the upper elevations, that's where you're seeing peak, fire danger areas all of solano county would up also a lot of county going to be hot and with up to 40 miles per hour winds high fire danger for you as well as for sonoma napa and marin counties up towards lake and mendocino counties to upper elevations are prone to be seeing winds gusting as high as 45 miles per hour. and that's high fire danger is at an extreme today. so be very careful with any sort of outdoor activities that you may have as for temperatures we've been talking those minor improvements 70's and 80's at the coast, no 90's in san francisco today. we will have 90's in millbrae burlingam

it is in between vacaville and dixon. all lanes are now open.raphics here so you can see that. this is west bound 80 before the oday road off-ramp. and so traffic will grbegin to pick up. and now a live look showing you san jose and 101. look how clear it is. we expect this to be the case throughout the morning due to the labor day holiday. and if you are relying on mass transit, a lot of the services are running on the sunday schedule or reduced schedule. so make sure to check it before you leave the door. so you're a small bor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drop

look at this even vacaville in antioch falling out of the 90's and back into the upper 80's, you or ng to be a nice even in the 80's. tomorrow's temperatures as well as friday's really noi change all that much we are steady the next 3 days and enjoy each and every one of them. you s at happened saturday sunday and monday for labor day. daytime 0highs inland well into the triple digits. some of bayside arinto the mid 80's and even on sunday we could see some of our coastal spots approaching 80 degrees. as we look at some hot dry inland air being pushed all the wa up to the coast. so a toasty weekend rner enjoy the next few days. back to europe and i was going to say you can call me something else since i mess up who

right now we are showing a bunch of reds for santa rosa, napa, fairfield and vacaville.ating unhealthy air for tonight. san francisco in livermore toward fremont and redwood city. the spare the air alert continues right on through monday. is of the projected levels for tomorrow. unhealthy and very unhealthy levels once again. there's really nothing to mix out the smoke. as a result, we are going to have to deal with this at least into your saturday. you can see what happens though. this forecast model is hinting there may be a change later in the day on sunday. that would be a welcome change. it's always so tough to forecast lows. current numbers right now in the 50s and 60s. we have the smoke and fog and an intense fogernight lows will in the 50s to around 60 degrees. areas of fog, haze and smoke, you can see temperatures for tomorrow morning. and into the afternoon hours we're showing you those brighter colors to reflect warmer temperatures out there. some lower 80s for your forecast for tomorrow. here is your weekend and then into next week we are talking about the wa

we have breezy winds calistoga and vacaville. and looking at the smoke plume blowing from the northeast to the southwest. and as i said, we'll continue to see the air quality deteriorate especially today. now, yesterday those winds were quite gusty a loft too. and at 5:41, we're looking at relative humidity of 13% to 88%, but as we go up in height, yes, even is in the teens going down into the single digits. so bad scenario of course. here is a look at the winds as we go through about 9:00. and then they lighten up. they are still out of the northeast and looking at then more of that smoke moving lower into the atmosphere. you can see the fog coming up from the south, this is wednesday, still hot inland and then we're looking at a better scenario as we get into the weekend with that typical onshore flow. friday can't come soon enough. >>> and even in san francisco, i could smell the smoke. so let's head to the north bay where there are a lot of evacuations taking place right now. you will notice there are areas of purple, those a

we're live your in vacaville. >>> some kids in marin county, kids going back into the classrooms. but it was a hard battle to get back green light. kenny choi is live and tamron where not everybody is on board. >> reporter: the majority of schools that have been granted those waivers are private institutions but there are some public schools on that list. so far it is 15 schools in marin county that ne ek. for months, she has been making >> they have been out of school for so long, and they need some normal back into their lives. >> reporter: when all children academics opens on september 8, only child -- 12 children with if i were at a larger school i would be extremely concerned and i candidly do not know what decision i would make about sending come you know, him back in person if there were a lot of kids. >> reporter: they say the covid- 19 case rate and other data are improving, that could allow all county schools to reopen september 22 without waivers. recent post by teachers soon after the announcement honoring educators from states show frustration. this when asking they'r

areas like vacaville and fairfield could get above 110 degrees up in solano county little closer to the coast you can expect some cooler temperatures obviously compared to our inland areas, but still upper 70's to low 80's near the coastline, i've got more details about what to expect this toasty weekend all still to come. back to you james all right, thank you very much john. >>so again let's talk about the power alert has been issued for the weekend ahead, the triple digit heat that john just talked about is going to be a big worry for a lot of folks from force will trend live in mount view now with more on what you could do if you do need to cool down. well. >>you can go to cooling centers like the one right behind me and many cooling centers james, they know that they play a vital role because so many people can't go now obviously the movies or the malls, so they are stepping up to help those who don't have air-conditioning i'll tell you all about that in just a few moments in the meantime if you have air conditioning pg and e would like for you to take your foot off the gas pedal s

the layaway 80 well vacaville one of her hotter spots, 87. santa rosa down through center fell all in the low 80's looking ahead at tomorrow even a little bit cooler before the big warm up starts on saturday and then really intensifies into sunday monday and tuesday this is what our inland areas will be in the triple digits for many spots while 90's for many bayside areas on the same days, fire danger will be especially high into the upcoming weekend. so if you do plan on venturing outside these use extreme caution while doing so robin all right, thank you john let's check in on the traffic, no major hot spots right now, but we do have some foggy spots the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge. >>covered in fog this morning. so that's going to impact your visibility need to be extra cautious and careful here on one oh one across the span. we're looking at 20 minutes from the north bay to san francisco with a dense fog advisory in place for chp the fog has rolled in over to the bay bridge as well covering oakland and emeryville it wasn't like thi

pittsburgh fairfield antioch at one 10 vacaville at a 111 today. well santa rosa through nevado also all in the triple digits with temperatures this high. it does pose a risk to your health, especially some of the older among us those who are susceptible to the smoke and the heat as well so keep a close eye on your neighbors or. some of your family members you know maybe having a tough time make sure they have a cool place to get to pink areas where it's especially dangerous excessive heat warnings remain in these areas. all the way through 09:00pm tonight that's how late we're going to see this extreme heat lasting through the evening we're already starting the day high. and we'll be finishing at that same way. tomorrow we back off the hottest of temperatures a little bit. our daytime highs fall down closer to the century mark on average inland. wednesday, we fall a little bit further and by thursday and friday this could feel like a dream feeling so good in the upper 80's for inland areas. 70's returning by the bay and the coast. so there is a li

but a head's up for anyone into vacaville this morning. you will run into a backup there. they are still waiting to an evidence tow truck to handle the deadly crash. >>> and seven people are recovering after an apparent road rage crash in antioch. police say the two drivers got into a dispute yesterday afternoon. the driver of an suv chased down the other car and then rammed into it forcing it off the road and into a power pole and parked cars. the suv also lost control hitting parked cars nearby. three of the five people inside were ejektsed. police say that driver was arrested for several felonies. we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are always stronger. stay well, california, and keep it golden. we sand my heart fell.oke i knew we'd lose our d . over 24,000 homes have bee

vacaville, 113, ukiah, 110. stockton, 110.gain, doesn't mean it's right, but it is the models, pretty much in lock step with these projections. i am sure many in the energy business have said heads up, here. it's going to be a hot hot holiday weekend. our highs should ring in on sunday. this is a tricky one. we have to keep an eye on wind development, but today it is all about fog develop meds. it will be a day where temperatures are close, although they are bumping up a little bit. overcast, easy to windy, hazy, sunshine, can't get . of all that smoke and haze just yet. 50s, 60s on the temperatures here. 50s, for some, more 50s than we have seen. good present to the delta, you're getting about 20, and watch out for the commute out to 80 from travis. also highway 12 again, we are starting to see gusts about 26 miles per hour. if you are 29 over to 80, something to watch out for, altamont pass as well. our weather is on the way. today is okay. starting tomorrow we'll warm it up, then it starts to warm up on saturday and sunday.

they are howling, gusting to 28 in vacaville, 31 in napa. these winds are helping to sweep any haze that may be out there, so we actually have really good air quality across the bay area from santa rosa to san rafael. san francisco, oakland, down towards san jose and the santa cruz mountains. everyone green right now. take advantage of it. tomorrow things begin to change. still good air quality for parts of the bay area. but the north bay and the inland east bay going to moderate. we have an air quality advisory for possible wildfire smoke impacts. just be aware of that as you make your plans for your friday. the waves are begin to pick up. beach hazard issued, 15 to 20 feet or higher especially for the west-northwest facing beaches. there's going to be an increased risk of rip currents. live doppler 7 showing nothing but clear skies, a few patches of fog and that's it. here is a live look from our exploratorium camera, in san francisco 70 degrees right now. 80s in san jose, gilroy. half moon bay 64 degrees. emeryville camera showing a nice

now, this new video shows the hart county effort by a vacaville police officer to help people to safety >> that was steve large reporting. more than 300 homes were destroyed in solano county by the lm you lightning complex fire. evacuations from that fire have now been lifted. >>> coming up, a walk to remember down the grocery aisle. why this couple chose to celebrate their big day at trader joe's. >>> a reminder, kpix5 has a new app that gives you 24 seven access to the bsn bay area and when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have the chase mobile app, your bank can be virtually any place. so, when you get a check... you can deposit it from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from here. you can save for an emergency from here. or pay bills from here. so when someone asks you, "where's your bank?" you can tell them: here's my bank. or here's my bank. or, here's my bank. because if you download and use the chase mobile app, your bank is virtually any place. visit chase.com/mobile. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i know we'll make it to

have a recipe for higher fire danger will specially be keeping a close eye on the north bay with vacaville sonoma in calistoga already quite breezy look at how these winds expand across the north bay and into the inland east bay into the afternoon with such low humidity, strong winds and hot temperatures like we will be seeing fire danger will be very high for our east bay hillsides where we will be looking at temperatures still in the triple digits paired with those strong winds gusting as high as 40 miles per hour. all of solano county under red flag warning today 25 to 45 miles per hour dry winds out towards the coast to in marin county northern portions of snowman napa counties. winds gusting as high as 45 miles per hour today. so that's where that higher fire danger comes into play today as even compared to the past few days which were maybe on the calmer side, but certainly just as hot as today is about to be 70's and 80's for san francisco's highs today, you see even at the coast. we're still going to be warm. we are looking at another one that is going to be hot all across the bay

well back to the mid 90's in vacaville at 94 santa rosa you'll be a 84. and then there's tomorrow saturday through monday in fact will be under both excessive heat advisories and warnings in pink that really lights up the entirety of the bay area. when you look at temperatures will pretty easily see why saturday we rise back into the triple digits for inland areas and by sunday and monday for labor day, the core of our heat wave some of our inland areas will be achieving 110 degrees and above that's record breaking numbers, right there bayside areas in the upper 80's to even low 90's for a couple of beside cities and even in the 80's all the way to the coast. so plan on a cool spot to get yourselves to this holiday weekend and take it easy. rob. >>all right. thank you let's check in on the traffic around the bay area looks like folks are taking it easy into san francisco because we have no delays or hot spots at the bay bridge toll plaza now is your chance come on and while it's nice and quiet. under 10 minutes to make it off to the fremont street exit. a

about the triple digits again north bay temperatures above 110 to 10 degrees for areas like the vacaville on over to dixon in rio vista while temperatures towards the coast. obviously are coolest. we are going to be seeing highs well into the triple digits for areas like novato on up through santa rosa today as far as air quality goes, let's zoom in on that and hopefully that map actually loads correctly here in just one 2nd. no it's not 1, 2, but it is going to be a very poor day as far as air quality goes as we make our way into the afternoon daytime highs will be in the 80's at the coast 90's right alongside the bay with triple digits for our inland cities today so still hot lot like yesterday, not going to be quite as hot as yesterday not going to be a record shattering one for a few cities like we had yesterday. i will be talking a cooler forecast come the latter part of the week that i know we're all looking forward to still to come back to you all college on the 90's, the good old days. >>happening today, the national weather service has upgraded its fire weather watch store red fl

north bay, a police dog helped arrest 2 suspects who police say took off into the backyards of a vacavilleeighborhood after the chase ended in a crash late last night. give us a good here as soon as a team of the late show and ramon smith who is also 18 of rich men were arrested after the pursuit ended with a crash into a parked car on summer breeze drive, according to police. officers say the pair crash then got out and ran jumping over fences and in the backyard zone from brook court. but a police dog reportedly track them down they were booked into county jail on suspicion of offenses related to the pursuit. anyone in the neighborhood who may have found clothing or other items in their backyard after the incident is asked to call vacaville police. >>and in san francisco sfmta resumed a parking enforcement in residential neighborhoods today. this means parking permits and time limits will now be enforced in an effort to make more parking available to residents. the enforcement also includes all times parking where there are no meters and green zones, the sfmta is accepting applications f

if you liked yesterday's weather today is pretty much a repeat of that vacaville returns the 90's but just barely and being their only city in the 90's after today and tomorrow we're not just going to see 90's in play but triple digits saturday sunday monday and tuesday now sunday and monday labor day will be our hottest days days that will likely be shattering records for inland areas with daytime highs up to a 107 degrees on average by sunday that same day alongside the bay upper 80's and out towards the coast. some low 80's. so all of us are going to be scorching hot this weekend and where the cool weather. these next couple of days while we do have it. >>all right sounds good. thank you doctor john john dog yesterday i called you dave spahr today here don my apologies haha over to the bay bridge are checking the drive into san francisco looking good right now at the bay bridge toll plaza with no problems on 80 were clear through the maze. smooth on the upper decks with no the trouble spots to come on and still under 15 minutes from the bottom of the maze over to the fremont street

we aren't the only ones dealing with the smoke find out how so far that smoke has traveled plus a vacaville family sifting through what's left of their home why they say it's too painful to rebuild. and the department of justice announces charges in a gang sweep at a concord shopping center. officers describing the area as a one-stop shop for violence. >>from the bay area's local news station. this is on for news at 3. >>now at 3 several wildfires on the west coast continue to burn tuesday. but air quality is improving across the bay area. both towers of the golden gate bridge are visible today as we move it to moderate air quality. thank you for joining us at 3 i'm sanaz tahernia the smoke from the wildfires have choked our skies and they've now reached the other side of the country in this picture. you can see how the smoke has been distributed across the united states. the national weather service says the smoke was caught in a jet stream and was carried across the u.s. and into the east coast want to check in on condition this hour with our meteorologist dave spahr dave is this a better

for vacaville. that is for sunday. we will see if that verifies. i think they will be close. i would not be surprised to see 110 from vacaville, ukiah or stockton. maybe even livermore. it will be hot. the fire danger will go up. the excessive heat watch will kick in. we will update this on friday. we will take you into what looks to be a hot weekend for us. maybe back to july 2006, that was a really hard wind as well. the fog is therefore today. it looks good. if you say you need to take a walk, it is cooler. it is. 50s on the temperatures for most. foster city, belmont, and the park, palo alto, closed for everyone including los altos and los altos hills. a good breeze towards cordelia. i see from the panisse avenue bridge, to chicago, 15-25 miles an hour. the fog is solid. it is more apache toward southern california. warmer weather is on the way. it starts tomorrow and it really kicks on saturday. it looks like we will top out, i really hot day. 60s, 70s and 80s. these are near average to below a

at 95 in vacaville novato at 82 and still suffering from some poor air quality this morning. wednesday thursday friday or cooler definitely more moderate days of this forecast. after that we get hot into your labor day weekend. this is what i'm talking about here once that high pressure moves into place we heat up we stay sunny and likely to stay really hazy too so be sure to plan around that for the holiday monday labor day weekend we could be seeing an offshore wind that will be very dry and that could also up fire danger. all things to think about this next week ahead as far as traffic goes robin we'll tell you what you got to expect getting on the roads, how's it going it's going well the heavy traffic is pretty much out of the way we have a lot of crowding earlier this morning, but the bridges are looking fantastic. so now is your time to get on out there if you've been waiting to do so all right, let's head over to 92 we're checking in on the 70 over its first and we have traffic looking good here for both sides, the eastbound and westbound into and out of hayward so 13

only one 90 in the forecast today that's for vacaville. well santa rosa through nevado all in the upper 70's. tomorrow we hold on to our comfortable weather also holding on to the hays unfortunately. saturday sunday monday and tuesday, the core of our upcoming heat wave with sunday and monday going to be a record breakers with daytime highs well above 100 degrees for inland areas into the upper 80's and low 90's by the bay on sunday and even into the 80's up the coast on that same day. robin. >>all right, thank you let's check in on your morning commute it's been picking up it's been thinning out and so we had like a little bit of a rush shot in the last hour but here we are in the 7 o'clock hour. i'm noticing a huge improvement so the drive into san francisco looks really good your drive time is only 12 minutes, it's not going to be a problem for you across the upper deck and through downtown san francisco. so we're checking in problem free for now over 2 of the san mateo bridge was still averaging about 17 minutes to make your way betwee

in pittsburgh fall into the upper 80's to mid 80's today, vacaville, only a 89, you know, it's a cool day when your warmest weather is only going to be that warm now tomorrow and friday we keep the good stuff going it will be hazy at times. i'd recommend as you step outside just keeping a close eye on those air maps and if you have good weather or good air quality step outside and enjoy that nice weather that is until the weekend and then the heat's back saturday sunday and monday triple digits. inland 80's near the bay, even a few 80's popping up likely towards the coast. so hot labor day weekend just around the corner that's your forecast robin with us for a look at traffic, how's it going well, it's looking a little bit better for people on the bay bridge into san francisco john but for people on the oakland side on the approaches. >>traffic is still slow so we had a motorcycle crash it cleared it was after the pay gates we had 2 lanes traffic on the bridge itself not bad 12 minutes to make it in but as i zoom out look at your backup it's through the maze on to 5.80 from 24 on to t

air quality worsening gradually over the past hour still holding on strong in san jose as well as vacaville, you are 2 spots with the best conditions this morning as for the big picture set up yesterday we had strong winds pushing in wildfire smoke from both the august as well as the north complex is burning in northern california. right here into the bay that explains the yellow skies that we had yesterday today, those winds begin to relax a bit enough to pushing smoke into the area. but i'm not anticipating as much of a d had yesterday obviously we still have hayes settle down with us and with winds president we still also have heightened fire danger for the east bay, it's upper elevations were red flag warnings will remain in effect through :00am today. we're also looking at those red fla warnings in areas of the north bay such just a lot of county which will actually be under red flag warnings likely to the finish of the day. and these breezier areas of solano county so fire danger still high please be careful as you do any activities outside today's daytime highs do make it more tempti

>>all >>right this story coming out of vacaville were a man. found a horse that had survive the jones fire and found out that that horse was headed to the slaughterhouse and he said i can't let that happen. >>dennis shanahan is his name is from our sister station ktxl reporter is anyway in sacramento and has this life saving story take a look. >>the easy come up. rob hicks a vacaville has added something new to his daily routine. taking a horse out for exercise at 29 rob is a horse owner for the first time, ready go. rob is no stranger to rescuing animals as part of a group of volunteers, he estimates he evacuated 200 animals from the lnu complex fires last month. >>the first 3 days i did the 65 to 70 it was just back to back to back to back we had couple down with of >>you can't save them all. and we try. >>rob never intended to adopt a horse until he was tagged in a facebook post earlier this month. it was about a horse in grass valley that survived the jones fire. but was facing another threat a lady lost her property easy and she couldn't c

some of our most inland areas like vacaville in antioch we'll see daytime highs in excess of a 110 degrees that makes for the most fun of a labor day to have off of work as for bayside areas, upper 80's to low 90's by sunday and even the coast getting in the mix with some mid 80's by the end of the weekend. robin. >>thanks john we are keeping a cool in traffic. we don't have any hot spots to report in fact your friday morning commute is off to a fantastic start we're checking the bay bridge and we're doing fine here so get on out there and use it now before it starts to back up her at 8 minutes off to fremont street over to the richmond center fell westbound 5 it is doing fine with no issues here into the north bay that's only 7 minutes and a really quick peak at wanted creek come on water creek there you go 6.80 nice and smooth. at the limit in both directions to and from that 24 split james all right. thank you very much robert. >>back to the headlines now the san francisco salon owner at the center of house speaker nancy pelosi's controversial hair appointment is speaking out. erica kio

those are wind gusts over the north bay mountains, down here towards vacaville. that could be 30 to 45 miles per hour. we'll keep those gusty winds as we head into early sunday morning. also into 7:00 on sunday. we'll take you through the full timeline of that wind for the weekend and talk about those triple digits. i'll have another update in about 18 minutes. >>> even if you're staying at home this weekend, it's going to impact a lot of people. fire danger, sneaker waves at the beaches, and possible pg&e power shutoffs. here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: along with the possibility of smoke being blown into the bay area from fires that are burning in other parts of the state, there's also the chance that they could be sparked here too. high offshore winds is the biggest concern, and that's why fire agencies across the region are on high alert this weekend. the string of calm winds and pleasant evening temperatures may be interrupted saturdtartin saturday night. strong winds a serious concern amid the heat. while most people may be hoping to avoi

city at 74 oakland also sharing that number well danville and conquer 87, closest spot to 90 is vacaville at 88 just not quite getting there today, although we're likely to see a couple of 90 sprinkled in the rest of the forecast as we make our way into thursday eventually next week as for best days for air quality those will come after thursday and friday, some winds will pick up out of the west on thursday leading to what will be a much cleaner weekend as far as the air goes friday saturday and sunday next week we'll be heating up but skies will be clear so we'll take it. >>all right, thank you john will some of our major trouble spots are now out of the way so the traffic is actually getting better out there but not heading into san francisco. we still have a crowd at the bay bridge toll plaza and the backup is growing which is completely normal but it's almost filling back to the bottom of the maze so full house into san francisco. we have 2 problems on the nimitz and overturned in san leandro and road work in oakland, both are out of the way just a little bit of slow traffic 80 south

north bay temperatures not just at a 100 degrees but at a 110 in areas like the vacaville and fairfield coastal areas as i mentioned a little cooler but not really from the heat necessarily just not as hot for these areas. air quality continues to be an issue with very poor conditions for much of the bay. so that's just the next reason to limit outdoor exposure as much as possible today obviously the heat is already going to keep you inside more than anything else. but with that por erica to a cool spot. just take it as easy as possible. i know this is not the ideal labor day that you had planned. but a good excuse that leads to not plan too much and just take it easy get yourself some rest hot again this afternoon with triple digits. later today by the time we work towards 03:00pm for inland spots. well beside areas back solidly into the mid 90's back to you try not to drive in your 90's because the roadways are so clear. >>that you could get a speeding ticket and i have proof look at that it's almost barren at the bay bridge toll plaza look at that one car heading towards the toll pla

gas station officials pronounced the victim dead at the scene no other information available in vacaville police canine helped arrest 2 suspects led police on a chase that ended in a crash last night. >>it happened on summer breeze. drive police say ok beyonce gutierrez and ramon smith ran from police after the crash jumped over fences and into back yards but the police dog helped find them nearby police say they were both booked into the county jail on suspicion of crimes related to the pursuit. anyone in the neighborhood of found clothing or other items in their backyards after the incident is asked to contact vacaville police in washington calls to remove postmaster general louis dejoy from his job, a house committee met today to consider that action. >>democrats have accused the joy of several conflicts of interest including the allegation that dejoy pushed employees at his former company to make campaign contributions to republichn candidates. and then reimburse them for those donations as morgan wright reports the committee wants to shed light on how the campaign allegations as well

concord walnut creek in san ramon each at one o 9 vacaville, the hot spot at 111 followed closely by fairfield pittsburgh antioch triple digits as well for santa rosa through nevado now with so many triple digits on the map we do have excessive heat warnings. what that tells you is he is dangerous if you know family members or friends who are susceptible to the heat, you know i don't have a good place to go make sure to keep a close eye on them and make sure that they're being looked out for heat advisories at the coast impeach aside from that pink. now tomorrow we won't be under excessive heat warnings at least as of now, but he is still going to be with us triple digits. inland wednesday. we begin a cooling down process by thursday and friday are cool stays in your forecast. i just want to say that family barbecue for thursday or friday, it's going to be a lot more comfortable to do it. james all right, thank you very much john happening tomorrow. we have 15 schools in marin county starting in person classes. >>on that list we have 12 private schools and 3 public schools. students

the label at 79 vacaville, antioch pittsburgh 90's beats the triple digits that you've got heading your way santa rosa 84 today. so all of us across the bay area are going to experience either an excessive heat advisory impeach on this map or excessive heat warnings in pink what those making well temperatures are going to be very hot dangerously hot for many of us sunday and monday will be our hottest days of course that's the last part of the weekend and then labor day which is an extended weekend for many of us on these 2 days we could see daytime highs in excess of a 110 degrees for some of our inland cities which is dangerous make sure to check on family members that may be more susceptible to the heat and make sure we get to a spot too. and it's not just our inland areas, but bayside areas upper 80's to low 90's and out towards the coast on sunday we could see some 80's in the mix right there along the shoreline. so all of us will have some hotter temperatures. there is good news to focus on this isn't going to last forever we do have cooler weather around the corner come wednesday

our hot spot today back to vacaville at 94 pittsburgh, an antioch at 9293. well santa rosa through center fell in the mid 80's. so tomorrow is when he kicks into gear and when our advisories kick up too. peach areas will be excessive heat advisories will be hot at the coast and by the bay but not near as hot as those pink areas which will be under excessive heat warnings, starting tomorrow and through monday. and one look at the 7 day forecast and you know why triple digits back in play inland. all the way through labor day on monday and even into tuesday now are 2 hottest days will be sunday and monday. that's when some inland areas will rise above a 110 degrees as for bayside areas, it looks like sunday's going to be the hottest one with highs in the 90's and for our coastal spots. high is up into the mid 80's on sunday. so yes, all of us getting toastie for me thank you. thank you for the update john. >>i don't have any hot spots and traffic. that's good news for those of you who do have to get to work or maybe you're just running some errands no problems

you with those excessive heat warnings and not just triple digits for many inland areas fairfield vacaville will be up above 110 degrees. right at that mark which is just not pleasant weather. heat advisories again at the coast as excessive heat warnings for areas like novato as it's another triple digit day for you. now the worst part of it all is it's not just hot, but it is also very smoky with that poor air quality. he went outside for your walk yesterday, not only reese wedding, but you probably felt a little bit of that burning in your throat as you came back inside from the smoke that we're breathing in a lot of this is from the creek fire. the smoke which is settled into the central valley and is now being drawn out to the bay by those same winds that are pushing heat out our direction so those winds from our inner rallies are not just making a hot but making it really porous far as breathing conditions go. this afternoon another scorcher tomorrow will still be hot too. but i promise i do have better news ahead in your seven-day forecast. it will bring that to you here in just a few

now this new video shows the heart pounding effort by and vacaville police officer to help people to safety. >>you've got to go now let's go. >>and intense smoke from california wildfires is really over the weekend. it's a smoke spreading from all the california wildfires. the smoke also causing significant air quality issues and a wide range of locations. fallout from the wildfires. he's even touched down in las that city is also reporting bad air quality is he's the skies filled the vegas strip. the air quality in vegas course, currently extremely unhealthy for all kinds of people, especially if you have asthma. and speaking of air quality lawrence has the latest on that spare alert that's been spare the air alert that's been extended boy at non stop i mean just day after day of this unhealthy air and that's what we've been seen since the fires got started and here we go you can see the haze out there. >>that's clouds coming in from the bay that is actually hayes again as that smoke settling in for the night we've been playing this over and over again. >>you see that smoke settle i

well vacaville at a 111 pittsburgh. fairfield in antioch. in the 110 degree club, a club none of us asked to be in. now tomorrow. we are going to be seeing a slightly cooler temperatures and us are excessive heat warnings do and at 09:00pm tonight now i shouldn't even say cooler because even though we are looking at really from this excessive heat warnings tomorrow, we're still going to be in triple digits for a lot of our inland cities with 90's still hanging on right alongside the bay wednesday is when we really see relief that's when daytime highs fall into the 90's inland with 70's by the bay and even cooler come thursday friday and saturday, so yes, there is little bit of good news in this forecast. we just have to wait for it for a few days really next weekend. the start of it is going to be gorgeous so today stay inside know that there is relief around the corner and a better chance to get outside. well. picture perfect as far as the traffic. let's head outside nothing to see here folks is the bay bridge toll plaza sunrise and traffic

peak, sonoma calistoga vacaville already very windy this morning and winds pick up further towards the coast and into the east bay as we make our way into the afternoon and evening tonight, this is where high fire danger comes into play it's going to be hot. it's going to be very dry and it is going to be very windy over the next 24 to 48 hours for inland in north bay area's that's red flag warnings taking effect for higher elevations in the east bay winds gusting up to 30 to 45 miles per hour paired with some triple digit heat sonoma county rinse a lot of counties looking red flag warnings too 25 to 40 mile per hour winds in solano county. then you head out towards the coast and also looking at hot weather dry conditions and those strong winds red flag warnings in effect from tonight through wednesday. as far as we are concerned with temperatures still hot as robin and james were mentioning mission in financial district still close to the 90's today. on terror or cool spot at 72. daly city in half moon bay right at the coast still in the 80's millbrae and burlingame in the 90's 90 str

oakland, brighter skies for you with a high at 74 today 70's 80's for the north bay with vacaville. our closest spot to 90. santa rosa through center fell all working our way back into the low 80's after yesterday's 70's. not must much changes in temperatures wednesday and thursday from today. i'm expecting thursday and friday to have your cleanest air that's because we'll have some sweeping winds pushing in from the southwest really cleaning up our air quality now saturday and sunday we get if you again winds, relax we still have wildfires burning in the sierra and they're going to start putting smoke back down into the central valley that is eventually likely to defuse back our direction. you have to look at a whole lot of factors here when predicting what air quality is going to look like and with those winds relaxing we could actually work our way back a little bit as far as quality conditions go towards the latter half of the weekend. robin. thank you john let's head over to the richmond sandra fell because i just got word of a new crash, it's leading up to the pay gates, so it

moderate for san rafael, concord and vacaville and looking good at the moment for berkeley as well asave your photos here. this is another one from sierra, who took this from a parents' home. you can see they are burning up in the hills. to everyone, please be safe and even if you are not under mandatory evacuation orders, if you feel unsafe it is better to leave. we want to make sure you are okay and safe. that is the most important thing. here is a look with the mount hamilton camera with those hazy skies. we are in the 50s and 60s as we start off the day. it is a mild start and it is cooler compared to yesterday morning and the ridge of high pressure is in control but the heat dome is in place and you can see that cloud cover going up and over that strong ridge of high pressure. that will be the dominant weather feature through the work week. take you hour by hour on future cast, we will see the skies clearing even by noon but we will have those hazy and smoky skies through tonight into tomorrow morning. you can see that fog returns now, as we go through the day today, we are looki

expecting anywhere from 30 to 45 miles per hour in our east bay zone and continuing throughout the vacavillerea fairfield we're going to see a dry and windy conditions from 25 to 40 miles per hour. reaching of maybe 50 miles per hour as far as the wind gusts from some of our highest elevations and across our north bay mountains, yes, that red flag warning in effect as well as the santa cruz mountains we'll be keeping an eye on that and we'll let you know how long has this heat wave going to last i'll be back with them more of those details coming up a little bit later back to the news. >>thank you so much and happening right now a statewide flex alert is in effect throughout the holiday weekend. the state grid operator kyle so says every watch counts and that people should conserve energy adding that today was the most challenging of the heat wave for the state's electrical system. the flex alert is still in effect for another hour and 9 o'clock tonight kauai eso says customer should prepare for the likelihood of rotating electrical outages and there will be a flex alert again tomorrow betwe

rosa, berkeley, vallejo, concord and unhealthy air for sensitive groups in san pablo as well as vacavilleching an improvement, it has been such a long stretch of heavy, heavy smoke in the bay area. here's a beautiful view with our golden gate bridge camera. 70s, looking at 76 for a temperature right now. current reading at concorde 68, mid 60s in san francisco and 70 degrees for san jose. the west coast wildfire smoke from here in california up through oregon and washington state pushing across the upper midwest and into the northeast and east coast. all of the smoke traveling thousands of miles all the way across the country with our wildfire smoke, that is the extent of that west coast smoke. i do want to show you the improvement. looking at that low pressure system just off the coast of the paciean, thisngever oser ri is going to strengthen for us. as we moved to thursday and friday that will bring beneficial rainfall to the northwest and for us even catching a little bit of drizzle. with that ocean breeze kicking and we will see better air quality especially by thursday and friday. mi

esta grabaciones de agentes de la policÍa de vacaville, a 50 millas de san francisco, yendo casa poren california hace mÁs difÍcil la labor de miles de bomberos. >> cualquier incendio que comienza en ese momento con mucha mÁs facilidad, se establece y crece fuera de control. lo que nosotros tratamos de hacer es llegar y agresivamente combatir estos incendios, antes de que lleguen a ese punto. juan carlos: los incendios tambiÉn estropeara los paseos tradicionales de este feriado, ya que se prohibiÓ el acceso a varios lugares de recreo. a pesar que ya ha pasado el incendio, el peligro todavÍa no desaparece. es por eso que las autoridades y la patrulla de carreteras estÁ cerrando las arterias, para evitar que la gente pase y se exponga. graciela y su familia tuvieron que regresarse. >> la mayorÍa de calles estÁn cerradas por el incendio. es una lÁstima, pero hay que tomar las medidas adecuadas. juan carlos: lo cual no le molestÓ. lo que mÁs le preocupa, dice, es innecesario peligro de perderlo todo por los incendios. por otro lado, la alta demanda de electricidad, ante la intensa ola de

so the wind gusts at 33 by vacaville, calm at the surface and then as we look at the winds at a thousand feet, you notice mt. diablo at 53 miles han hour. up in the north bay generally 20 to 30 miles an hour so this mixes down to the surface. it continues to dry our atmosphere out. it will drag some of the smoke from the north down into the bay area. here is the look at the air quality right now, where it does look good but as we go through the day today notice the oranges and pinks indicate more hazy conditions, not like what we experienced when we first got into all that smoke, but if there isn't an more fires we'll continue to see just the haze but have to add in that smoke if we do see more fires in the north bay. so as we get through the afternoon, 2:00, surface winds 15 to 25 miles an hour and they continue to advance. overnight tonight another gust of offshore winds bringing the surface winds anywhere to 25 to 35 miles an hour. let's skip ahead to tomorrow, where it should be the warmest day that we're experiencing, 104 in fairfield, 101 livermore and concord. 09 in richmond. so n

it is unhealthy air for sensitive groups around vacaville and concord and unhealthy air for everyoner san pablo and berkeley. we are going to continue to see improving air quality conditions every single day. so it will get better and better for us with the stronger sea breeze helping to mix out some of that smoke in the atmosphere. we had a lot of smoke. here is a live look with the mount hamilton camera. you have a hazy start to our day with some patchy fog. santa rosa has a foggy start, down to 52 degrees. upper 50s for livermore in san francisco in 60s from concord, oakland, and for san jose. that west code wildfire smoke for us in california and oregon and washington statedwintothe e coast. that is how far, going thousands of miles with all of that wildfire smoke. the satellite and radar view at home is looking at the low pressure system moving even closer to us. that is why we are seeing the marine influence that will continue through the week. by thursday and friday, we are going to see the ocean breeze kicking in: it will bring beneficial rainfall for the pacific northwest. w