however, we do have a hot spot this up in vacaville. >> eastbound at mason street in vacaville vr. off-ramp impacted by this accident. so keeping a close eye on that. that's pretty much the only major thing i've seen out

however, we do have a hot spot this up in vacaville. >> eastbound at mason street in vacaville vr. the off-ramp impacted by this accident. so keeping a close eye on that. that's pretty much the only major thing i've seen out there on the roads right now. as you're heading into the city, we're checking out the bay bridge right now and it's a little under 10 minutes for you to make it to that fremont street exit from the east bay. also, let's have look at the san mateo bridge here commute across towards the peninsula. we had some overnight really gusty winds there on the bridge. just one. keep that in mind as you're traveling this morning a little under 12 minutes for your drive time and the golden gate bridge. also a solid 20 minutes for you as you're traveling into the city. we'll have more on your commute and your weather throughout the morning. but for now, james, let's get back to the top story. all right. yeah. and our breaking news from overnight. we have a woman dead now after hit and run crash in san jose. police are still on scene investigating what exactly happened across

vacaville police officer carly stone happened to be driving by when she saw him fall. turned around, stopped traffic, and called for an indolence. >> i actually cried tears of joy at home that i was finally able to meet one of the people who saved my life that day. >> it's rare that we get the opportunity to have someone tell us how we impacted their lives in a positive way and that they are grateful, because that opportunity is so rare and it just makes it that much more special. >> rincon was particularly lucky because an off-duty paramedic also came by just as it all happened. he's been trying to meet the people who helped him since last year, but covid restrictions made it impossible. >>> happening tomorrow, contra costa county will reevaluate its ban on the sale of vavapin productsts. baback in may,y, the boarard of supervisors asked county health officials to present what's changed since the 2019 ban. the products in question include vaping products that haven't been reviewed by the fda. cannabis vaping products and flavored tobacco. board says that it will look

chp helicopter found in vacaville's whispering hills neighborhood.ey lay down spike strips and flout the vans tires at thsusplay wn e ground and surre no word on what led up on this chase.>>> troubling trend. health experts say the cases are of at least 16% over just last week. even though two thirds of americans have gotten at least one vaccine shot. volunteers went door-to-door to parts of louisville kentucky were only 30% of residents are vaccinated. the search is directly related to low vaccination rates. it's time to get vaccinated now. the state public leaders say the new policy applies to both vaccinated and unvaccinated students. the head of the agency says the classroom full-time after more than a year of distance- learning.>> we need to remain heavy on basking. use our testing resources and depend less on the recommendation around physical distancing. that is why california is choosing the approach that we are choosing. >> more work needs to be done getting young people vaccinated. only 34% of children have gotten their shots. >>> still ahe

. >> in places like vacaville will already be hitting the triple digits, other places. we're going to see a little more 90's in the south bay versus what we saw yesterday. but in the meantime, still looking cool. if you're here in san francisco, we're seeing the gray outside still a little bit of fog as well. but that should burn this afternoon. so we do have that excessive heat warning that will be in effect tomorrow through sunday night. that is for the pink areas that you see on your map and you see it also extends past the bay area in case you happen to be traveling this weekend. it's going to be hot up and down our state southern california as well. seeing excessive heat as well as parts of arizona, nevada because of that high pressure that will be building in the southwest. as for temperatures here in the bay area. today. we're going to warm up to the 80's in our inland area by about 11 o'clock this morning. seeing clouds still at that time, but it should clear up a little more as we get closer to mid afternoon and then we'll hit our daytime high temperatures. now

there's growing concerns about speeding drivers in one vacaville neighborhood. a man says that his truck was totaled when an out of control driver slammed into it while it was parked in front of his home with melanie townsend. now with the story. taking my. >> afternoon nap. and it just also in the loudest crash. that you can and i had never thought that it was my truck laying on its side. but cup spent 20 years restoring his vintage maroon 1977 chevrolet c 10. he just installed a new bumper in spent $10,000 over the years making sure she'd run for a long all i need to do is put that interior and it >> that's where it ends. i guess his hard work came to a screeching halt on june 21st around 06:30pm, when he walked outside. >> to find his truck on its side inches away from crashing into his roommate's bedroom wall cup says 2 witnesses told him what happened? she had working up and down as she came down, want to miss that. >> and some certain point she had just decided that she was going to go straight for the house had struck not been in position. it was in. >> s

the unlikely see maybe as high as a 108, maybe even more than that in the vacaville. they're probably up near 110 degrees. so extreme heat and that will continue in the sacramento valley in the north bay. also looking at those hot temperatures. well, to about a 105 degrees. the advisories right through petaluma rohnert park. so basketball also into a healdsburg and windsor and santa rosa. also the warnings up over the mountain tops and that continues into brand as well for snow is live in this would occur fairfax. you're under that warning going to see some of those temperatures as high as a 104 degrees and over the mountain tops under that big dome of high pressure. these temperatures are going to stay unusually warm. and that's the dangerous part about this heat wave is that the nighttime temperatures in some of those spots going to stay very warm even throughout the night temperatures tomorrow in the san francisco. you're looking at 78 degrees along the coastal areas. temperatures very, very comfortable about 64 degrees in pacifica maybe 67 in half moon bay a coupl

there's growing concerns now about speeding drivers in one vacaville neighborhood. in fact, a man says his truck was totaled when an out of control driver slammed into it while it was parked in front of his home. but melanie townsend now with the story. taking my afternoon nap. >> and it just also in the loudest crash. that you can and i had never thought that it was my truck lying on its side. but cup spent 20 years restoring his vintage maroon 1977 chevrolet c 10. he just installed a new bumper in spent $10,000 over the years long all i need to do is put that interior and it >> that's where it ends. i guess his hard work came to a screeching halt on june 21st around 06:30pm. >> when he walked outside to find his truck on its side inches away from crashing into his roommate's bedroom wall cup says 2 witnesses told him what happened. she had working up and down as you came down, want to miss that. >> and some certain point she had just decided that she was going to go straight for the house had struck not been in position. it was in. >> she would have gone right thr

this happened along pleasants valley road outside a vacaville and solano county.le there were some evacuations. but crews were able to bring the flames under control and everybody was allowed back into their homes. there were no reports of any structures being burned or anybody being hurt. officials are still investigating the cause. time now is 9.47 want to get a look at the weather on a pretty nice out there comfortable. it's pleasant. yeah. and much to our delight. the smoke from those fires really isn't blanketing the bay ending all of the smoke california to the east coast. apparently job we're we are so close to a lot of these fires are just up in the sierra and stretching up to the oregon border. >> and yet we're not seeing any smoke. this is none of that at all. that's actually a 100% just low great marine layer pushing right into the bay area this morning making for these gray skies that san francisco's under. but good air quality for most of the bay area. we're going to stay that way for at least a couple more days wildfire smoke continues to be said ini

one. '04, out in vacaville and 92 in santa rosa, of course, cooler by the ocean 74 in point, reyes. if you happen to be traveling tomorrow are hitting the south lake tahoe. look at that. 85 degrees. going to be warm up there. fresno triple digits as well. but bringing it back here to the bay area. here's a look at our 7 day extended forecast. so after tomorrow temperatures will cool down. but still it's going to be above normal. i'd say probably midweek as one will be back to normal temperatures john, alright, erica, thank you. >> we will continue to track the heat wave here at kron 4 on the kron 4 app. just use the qr code on your screen too. download the app and get the latest weather updates, including a look at that 7 day forecast in current conditions along with a list of cooling centers set up across the bay area. stay with us. we'll be area. stay with us. we'll be right back. get more out of summer. with savings on appliances for every function... style... and finish... during the home depot's fourth of july savings. save on appliances, like this lg kitchen suite. the home de

a chp helicopter found it in vacaville's whispering hills neighborhood.nd then chp laid down spike strips and that ended the chase. in the end, the suspect laid on the ground and surrendered. there is no word yet on what led up to the chase to begin with and no identity yet on the driver. >>> we are learning more about a pedestrian accident that killed a juvenile in san jose. investigators say about 5:00 p.m. on friday a male juvenile was walking on camden avenue against they do not walk signal when he was hit by a mercedes. police say the driver did have a green light. alcohol and drugs are not thought to be a factor in the case. the victim's identity has not been released here at san jose police say this was the city's 26th fatal accident of 2021. >>> public health officials announced this week students in california will begin the school year wearing masks. that is true for vaccinated and unvaccinated students alike. kpix 5's devin fehely spoke with the top public health official about the decision. >> reporter: with physical distancing in classrooms s

a 100 degrees and vacaville a little warmer. as you can see there at one. '05, and santa rosa, looking at a daytime high of 91 degrees. if you're taking the bay bridge this morning. it's actually looking pretty good right now. we have a look just approaching the tolls. it's looking smooth. we don't have any waits or i'm not picking up major hot spots as well. right now they're asked for the richmond. sandra fell bridge also looking good. a little more cars out there on

well behind bars. 76-year-old jesse lee cook's died last night at california medical facility in vacaville. no word yet on the cause. he was sentenced to life in prison in 1976 for first-degree murder, kidnapping and first- degree robbery. he was convicted along with three other men after a string of killings in san francisco men atl state pr in vacaville, and the other two have since passed away. >>> a look like a berkeley were a 24/7 homeless shelter opened its doors today. the horizontal transitional village is operated by dorothy day house. city leaders sponsors and stakeholders attended the grand reopening today. the shelter has the capacity to house 50 people and in addition to a place to live, the facility provides meals, workshops and services. >> all the organizations that have volunteered time and resources to make this possible is really phenomenal and is really an inspiration to me and is really going to make a difference in the lives of so many people. we will call this place home. >> in 2019, there were over 1100 homeless people living in berkeley. city officials predict that

now to a quick moving wildfire that briefly threatened homes in vacaville earlier today. charles clifford was there has details. >> right now. i'm along pleasant valley road outside a vacaville here in solano county, where around 10 o'clock this morning on tuesday morning. a grass fire broke out kind into the hills over there to the east of where i'm standing now. this fire was. temporarily evacuations here along pleasant valley road. fortunately they were able to bring it under control and lift those evacuation orders by about 1051, as far as we know, no one was injured. no structures were lost and fire crews responded very quickly to this blaze. this is in the same area that the lnu complex burned through here last year. last august. so they are very aware that the danger is high here and they move very quickly to put this fire out. now, as for exactly what started this fire. we do not know yet. that is still under investigation. crews are going remain here on scene for some knocking down hot spots on making sure that this fire doesn't kick back up again. but for now in

slama county going to the maybe a 100, maybe a 108 as you head toward vacaville and fairfield and dixon and those overnight lows only in the 70's and the 80's. and in the north bay 98 to a 105 degrees across the mountain tops same ran across the mountain areas me. this would occur. also force knowles and fairfax. you are currently under that warning starting on friday that continuing until sunday. but low clouds and fog have retreated. you can see moving back toward the coastline. there they go all the way down in the monterey bay. not going to see much of that in the coming days tomorrow we're cranking up that heat again. i think we're talking more triple digit heat, more widespread around the bay area and then friday likely going to peak the be the peak of the heat. those temperatures soaring and then cooling off slightly on sunday. no real significant cooling. i think until monday and tuesday of next week. so those inland areas they're going to be baking going to be headed out to the coast yeah, it's weather. yeah. all right. thank >> still ahead, a trooper rushes in action to save t

the first is a deadly crash on vacaville. too far away, you will run into a car fire. >>> the gilroy garlic festival is back, starting today. there will be some changes. it will be a drive-through event at the church. you need to preorder tickets and we have information for how to do that on our website abc7news.com. >>> we told to the other day about a portland area man who is on track to make more than $100,000 by renting out his pool . your hearing from him. here is will reeve. >> reporter: how to turn a splash into cash. temperatures soar and people look for ways to see family and friends outdoors, a new trend taking off. think airbnb, but for swimming pools. >> i have three bookings within hours. >> reporter: he began using the app last september. he is now on track to make more than $100,000 by the end of the year. >> i was the top pull the country out of 13,000 pools. i thought i would probably earn $500-$100 per month, but it is lately about $12,000 per month. >> reporter: he was inspired to create it while trying to

this is in the vacaville area. that area of concern is for pleasant valley road. this is from cherry glenn road to foothill road and west to sole an you county line. now, the start -- we want to go to meteorologist kari hall. kari, these conditions right now, pretty ripe for a fire. we've had such dry vegetation and things can change very quickly. but temperaturewise it's been cooler. but the wind speeds are 22 miles per hour. so that could fan the flames of anything that gets going. it can make it move very quickly across some of those extremely dry areas. but we are once again seeing some cooler temperatures along with those breezy winds. skies are clear, and right now temperatures across the bay area are fairly cool but starting to warm up for the inland east bay, and a sign that also the relative humidity levels will be dropping here soon. so hopefully they do get some containment on that in the next few minutes because, as we go throughout the rest of the day, temperatures will be warming up, and it's possible that that fire could spread very quickly. so of c

in the north bay and near death experience for a mother in vacaville and her family is thanking first responders now for saving that mother and her unborn child garage. paul saga has the story. >> i went to the bathroom and there's just gushes of blood. i knew something was wrong. >> we didn't spend any time in the house assessing her. we put her on the gurney, got into the ambulance. >> it was a race against the clock. if they would have been 3 to 5 minutes later, none of us when it made it to save chris. the adams and her unborn child's life. i don't know what i would do without my baby. don't >> the team. i down. this is kyle adams kristi and her husband, both first child together. he was delivered a month early. >> well, i look 24 7 and just think to myself, you just my miracle indeed. christie thought she might have lost kind after she woke up bleeding and didn't feel her baby's kick. i knew something was wrong. we kind of kicked into a higher gear back of firefighter paramedic. bryan jewel was on scene. we still knew that the amount of blood she lost. >> what she was describing

a quick moving wildfire briefly threatened homes in vacaville early tuesday. it happened along pleasant valley, road outside of vacaville in solano county. the fire temporarily cause some evacuations. the crews thankfully were able to bring it under control and those residents were able to get back into their home fairly quickly. there were no reports of any injuries. no structures were lost. officials. we're still looking into what caused that fire. supporters of the effort to recall governor gavin newsome held a rally in the city tuesday. the group rescue, california says it's working to create a safer golden state. they were joint outside city hall by family members of murder victims, including marc klaas. you might remember his daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered in the bay area in the 90's. claus is particularly upset with newsom's death penalty moratorium which he says gave life to his daughter's killer. he says the newsom administration is ushered in an era where criminals are not being held accountable. >> the reason that i'm here, the reason tha

vacaville also another hot spot on the map. so be careful if you're going to be outdoors, stay hydrated and wear your sunscreen to are looking at 90's up there in napa. 91 in santa rosa and 90 degrees for a daytime high in petaluma. valley, though, looking like it's going to be in the 80's and even cooler around point raise their to 76 degrees today. let's check in on our roads now get a look at traffic. i did pick up this a traffic collision up in solano county. this is dixon on interstate 80 heading westbound. you can see the red there. that is some a heavy traffic piling up. i'm trying to get more information on this incident that happened. so with us. i'll have more on the traffic segment as for here in the golden gate bridge looking beautiful and traffic is looking great, too. it's gone by fast. no issues, no major hot spots or collisions. there. san mateo bridge as well. we're seeing more people out in the out and about this morning. more cars out on the road. but drive times looking good right now. westbound twenty-four'

if you are in areas like livermore, vacaville are antioch that are about to be really hot head to the coast had the bay itself and those will be areas where you can still enjoy that cool feel looking outside. there's the cloud cover just a different perspective on it from quite tower right here as we make our way through the day you'll see less and less of that great in london by the bay, although it's going to hang tight right along the coastline much as it did yesterday. winds from the coastline won't be as noticeable yesterday's were. but we still do have a breezy morning ahead of us. a wind advisory, in fact, on the altamonte pass right now. 50's for current temps. livermore. you're at 57 along with concord in palo alto. san mateo and oakland currently sitting at 56 degrees. i'm on your forecast. still to come. first, though, it's been a busy one on the roads. but where we are right now. >> well, i haven't tracked any major collisions that could be impacting your commute, which is different because usually by this time there's major collision and heavy traffic on some of highways.

you see vacaville will actually be in the triple digits for daytime highs today. little cooler in vallejo at 83 and up in santa rosa expected to hit 90 degrees now want to transition into traffic and get a look at the road conditions right now. if you're heading over to san francisco in taking the bay bridge. it is looking excellent right before the tolls. we don't have that weight as we're seeing few cars on the road now that everyone's that work looking smooth in both directions across the bridges. 15 minutes out to a fremont street. as for the dumbarton bridge that's also looking excellent as well. in both directions. i've been keeping my eye, though, on this collision that happened on the peninsula in burlingame. a heading northbound on one oh, one and broadway. sig alert was actually just issued. we do still have a couple lanes that's blocked following that traffic collision earlier today westbound 24 looking great walnut creek to 5.80. it's just an 11 minute drive time and if you're taking 4 from antioch to concord just a 14 minute drive. daria, back to you.

more triple digits out in pittsburgh and another hot spot in vacaville at one. '05. so just stay hydrated. 95 in sonoma try to get indoors where there's air conditioning as well. 91 for daytime high in santa rosa in 90 and petaluma little cooler, though, by the water there as you see and it is friday if some of you guys are traveling headed up to tahoe. it is actually going to be warm up their 92 degrees. of course, the water, though, will be much cooler and cold. if you want to cool off fresno also going to be hot today one. '09 sacramento triple digits as well. we have this high pressure over the desert southwest much of the california that excessive heat. so again, we have that excessive heat warning starting today at noon through sunday. and taking a look at that traffic collision. it looks like they opened all the lanes. it has been cleared and traffic is going to get better. there and mountain view on and heading in north. so that's some good news for those of you on that side of the bay area here we have the richmond sandra fell bridge looking smooth as you're

thank you, dave. >> and the north bay and near death experience from other in vacaville.ily is thanking first responders for saving the mother and her unborn child crash. while santa has the story. >> i went to the bathroom and there's just gushes of blood. i knew something was wrong. >> we didn't spend any time in the house assessing her. we put her on the gurney, got into the ambulance. >> it was a race against the clock. if they would have been 3 to 5 minutes later. none of us when i made it to save chris, the adams and her unborn child's life. >> i don't know what i would do without my baby. don't have. i this is kyle adams. kristi and her husband, both first child together. he was delivered a month early. i look 24 7 and just think to myself, you just my miracle indeed. christie thought she might have lost time after she woke up bleeding and didn't feel her baby kick. i knew something was wrong. we kind of kicked into a higher gear vacaville firefighter paramedic bryan jewel was on scene. we still knew that the amount of blood she lost. >> what she was describing and

now we're a near-death experience for a mother in vacaville. the family is thanking first responders for saving that mother and her unborn child garage. paul tsongas has the story. >> went to the bathroom and there's just gushes of blood. i knew something was wrong. >> we didn't spend any time in the house assessing her. we put her on the gurney, got into the ambulance. >> it was a race against the clock. if they would have been 3 to 5 minutes later, none of us when it made it to save chris. the adams and her unborn child's life. >> i don't know what i would do without my baby. don't have the team. i down. this is kyle adams kristi and her husband, both first child together. he was delivered a month early. >> i look 24 7 and just think to myself, you just my miracle indeed. christie thought she might have lost kind after she woke up bleeding and didn't feel her baby's kick. i knew something was wrong. we kind of kicked into a higher gear back of firefighter paramedic. bryan jewel was on scene. we still knew that the amount of blood she lost. >>

a vacaville looking at triple digits tomorrow as well as in pittsburgh. it's going to be hot out there. wear your sunscreen. stay hydrated. and be careful. watch your pets. walk them early in the morning versus in the afternoon 74 4 point reyes is going to be cooler the closer you are to the water. so here's a look at our 7 day extended forecast tomorrow is going to be warm after that. you notice are inland areas. temperatures start to go down each day by middle of the week. we'll be back to normal for this time of year. jonathan. >> hopefully it can't come soon enough for a lot of folks, especially those folks living inland. erica, thank you and thank you guys so much for spending time with us here this saturday night here on kron. 4 news in prime time. we'll see you tomorrow. don't forget, make sure you well for kron 4 news in the morning starting bright and early at 7 o'clock. i'll see you tomorrow night at 6 some tied at one. >> i'm excited for colorado. i'm excited for denver. i'm excited for baseball fans in this region except for baseball fans acro

there's those 90's i mentioned antioch in vacaville.our are hot spots today will be in good company as soon as thursday as our inland areas will be averaging out in the 90's come thursday and friday even warmer yet into the weekend. that's when we rise back into the triple digits. this heat not going to be fun. but it also does up fire danger for inland areas at least for the 4th. we worked in the midst of a heat wave. we do have the hotter weather just around the corner. so enjoy the cool stuff while we've got it these next 3 days. >> erica, thank you, john. well, we haven't had too much people on the road compared to normal week days because of the holiday weekend. all of our bridges have been looking excellent all morning. we haven't had any major collisions or anything. the richmond, sandra fell bridge. also looking pretty good right now. it's just 7 minutes from the toll plaza out to one o one. the biggest thing that happened this morning was this traffic collision out in dublin and pleasanton area. there west bound 5.80, near haas

that's a look at san jose, 280 with 63 in nevada, you can see upper 70s from vacaville to the upper 60s in the inland east bay so a sunny peninsula and a series on tap with upper 70s for palo alto later on today, mid and upper 80s for our warmest locations by about 4 pm but we'll reach about 90 in concorde in livermore down from yesterday's highs and we keep the fog at the coast. talking about august when we see you next. >>> lisa thank you. this morning new data released from the cdc has local and national officials sounding the alarm. the data shows the delta variant is twice as infectious as previously thought. the cdc says an outbreak in provincetown massachusetts helped lead to the new recommendation that even fully vaccinated people should wear masks indoors in areas hit hard by covid. in response to the delta variant the fda is also shifting around some resources so that it can give pfizer's vaccine full approval. the fda also announced it is expanding emergency authorization for the antibody drug cocktail from regeneron. it can now be used as a preventative covid treatment in so

now we're a quick moving wildfire briefly threatened homes in vacaville earlier today. we first brought this to you as breaking news on our streaming app kron on within minutes. the fire grew officials gave evacuation orders. thankfully those orders were canceled. kron four's. charles clifford was there and has all the details. >> right now. i'm along pleasant valley road outside a vacaville here in solano county, where around 10 o'clock this morning on tuesday morning. a grass fire broke out kind into the hills over there to the east of where i'm standing now. this fire was. temporarily evacuations here along pleasant valley road. fortunately they were able to bring it under control and lift those evacuation orders by about 1051, as far as we know, no one was injured. no structures were lost and fire crews responded very quickly to this place. this is in the same area that the lnu complex burned through here last year. last august. so they are very aware that the danger is high here and they move very quickly to put this fire out now, as for exactly what started this f

a quick moving fire briefly threatened homes in vacaville early yesterday.s is along pleasant valley road outside a vacaville in solano county to see traffic backed up there and the fire temporally causing some evacuations. crews were able bring it under control, though, pretty fast and then residents were allowed back into their homes. there are no reports of any structures being lost and nobody was hurt. officials don't know yet what caused that fire. >> well, let's check area weather now. we've got we'll we'll we've got john standing by in the weather center talking about the dry conditions that are they're continuing yeah, exactly. dry conditions, but at least not smoky conditions. guys. >> we can be very thankful for that. while the rest of the country is tapping into our own wildfire. smoke bay area skies. still a little bit on the cloudy side to foggy side as we do see a continuation of that marine layer pushing in from the coast. really beautiful view in your north. the weather center forecast right here. little bit of sunshine trying to peek through

while the legal at 77 antioch in vacaville are only 2 spots barely making the 90's today. be another relatively cool one, but we warm up into the upcoming weekend. and that's going to take us back into the 90's. some seasonably hot day. time highs. all in all, no major heat wave ahead of us. but no rainfall either. so fire danger is going to be something we talk about from this point forward reyna john, thanks for that. that hot spot is still out in fremont here. southbound 6.80, at all parkway and again, auto mall parkway that off-ramp closed. >> and again, washington boulevard would be a good exit as you are trying to get off along 6.80. traveling a little further down in morgan hill area. 1, 1, or cody creek golf drive. we have an accident there. the left lane is blocked. so again, traffic collision and a vehicle fire slowing things down a little one-on-one heading into the city. look at that a little under 14 minutes. no major issues or delays. we had an earlier traffic collision here. however, didn't slow us down, which is the good news heading across towards the peni

still some house and vacaville already 78.gh clouds.>> next, with a surge delta variant, unvaccinated children are some of the most vulnerable. what you can do to protect them. and hundreds of covid cases among san francisco hospital staff, where they got the majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> we are seeing it among physicians, nurses, ancillary staff, we are sort of seeing it across the board. >> two major san francisco hospitals report a surgeon breakthrough cases among staff members. many employees have reported mild cold-like symptoms and now a covid vaccine mandate could be coming to the facilities. could morning everybody it's saturday, july 31, you are watching abc7 news at 9 am. live on abc7, who live in wherever you stream. i'm liz

the unlikely see maybe as high as a 108, maybe even more than that in the vacaville.p near 110 degrees. so extreme heat and that will continue in the sacramento valley in the north bay. also looking at those hot temperatures. well, to about a 105 degrees. the advisories right through petaluma rohnert park. so basketball also into a healdsburg and windsor and santa rosa. also the warnings up over the mountain tops and that continues into brand as well for snow is live in this would occur fairfax. you're under that warning going to see some of those temperatures as high as a 104 degrees and over the mountain tops under that big dome of high pressure. these temperatures are going to stay unusually warm. and that's the dangerous part about this heat wave is that the nighttime temperatures in some of those spots going to stay very warm even throughout the night temperatures tomorrow in the n

but vacaville one '05. technically they are in the excessive heat warning 86 for napa in 92 santa rosa, let's do this thing. look at the temperatures fall. 80 by thursday. where's my sweater got at the east bay shoreline upper 60's to about 70 and at the coast, you will need a sweater in the upper 50's. noel. >> all right. thanks, dave, for your health this morning before we grab those sweaters. we're still dealing with that. triple digit heat and those temperatures were recorded in much of the bay area yesterday. the excessive heat warning remaining in effect through tonight. keep in mind your pets just as vulnerable to heat exhaustion and heat stroke as you are our health expert karen, a walk here to tell us a little bit more on how we can be sure our four-legged friends are keeping their cool. you know, i think something that's interesting about how pet sweat they don't sweat. you know, from from their from their heads. it's their >> has definitely. and since my my dog is camera shy brought by my little,

this happened along pleasants valley road outside a vacaville it's in solano county and the fire temporary evacuations. the crews brought that under control, though. and everybody was let back into their homes pretty quickly. so that's good. and nobody's been hurt. no structures were lost. officials are still trying to figure out what sparked that fire. >> time is now 5.46, let's find out more about the weather and what kind of conditions we're going to be seeing here across northern california cease-fire in its content. i'm just shocked what what are the weather conditions that fire. >> you smoke is like in new are fires. so from fires across the west coast. all that smoke has been pushed out west and part of the reason for that. you know how windy of the year it's been all that wind that we've been seeing is keeping it out of the bay, pushed out so i know right. sierra nevada fires. the one we're just talking about in alpine county. you would think that would have a big impact on has had host no impact on air quality across the bay area. we are looking at conditions out there this mornin

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we do have one 90 on the map that's in vacaville. kind of a sign of what's going on in the central valley right now, which is that hot stuff that we've been avoiding but are about to tap back into thursday. temperatures really start to soar and by friday, saturday and sunday the weekend looking hot triple digits inland 80's along the bay. but those 60's are going to stay put along the coastline. see, you know where to get yourselves to if you need to find some relief. erica. >> great, thank you for that, sean checking in on our camera here as you're approaching the tolls and crossing the bay bridge. look at the difference from last time we checked in. we're seeing a lot of cars there. it's a little slow as you're approaching the but carpool lanes looking great right now as a for the san mateo bridge. it looks like they cleared that car. that was blocking one of the lanes on the high rise. it's about 13 minutes out to highway one o one. if you're taking that this morning, golden gate bridge looking excellent right now under 20 minutes

that's when vacaville police spotted a u haul then that had been reported stolen when they tried to pull the driver over. he drove on the westbound interstate 80, the chp's airplane eventually spotted the driver in the city's whispering hills neighborhood. police deployed spike strips, which flattened all four tires on that van jacob mahoney from los gatos was taken into custody. police say the 26 year old had eight warrants out for his arrest. six months into the year. oakland is on track to break last year's homicide record. today the police chief in a coalition of activists held two separate events with the same cause. stopping violence. as ktvu greg liggins tells us he chief says shootings are happening nearly every day in the city, and many people do not feel safe. we're in a state of emergency. we are in a state of emergency. that's how a second generation oakland, er characterized the violence in what she called her beloved city. the statement was uttered at one of two anti violence rallies saturday afternoon. we cannot sit silent anymore at the stand up for a safe oakland rally a

vacaville expected to hit 95 degrees. looks like it's the warmest in that area for tomorrow than a shellacking at 74 83 degrees for sonoma 80 for santa rosa nevado mill valley expected to hit 75 degrees. so tomorrow morning, you can wake up it will be a mostly cloudy, but it should clear for inland areas in the afternoon. we could expect to see sunny skies for the inland areas. but along the coast and bay shoreline. we're going to see an increase in our clouds tomorrow that triple digit heat. definitely couldn't or the end of that couldn't come soon enough for a number of right. >> erica, thank you. sacramento is one of those hot spots across california. roasting in triple digit temperatures this weekend. but when the shah ticks talking to folks looking to beat the heat along the sacramento river and the warning from law enforcement. >> well, despite this triple digit weather. it didn't discourage many people from taking to the water. >> we're going to go to being our first this family came from the delay of the nation ar

. >>> in solano, a deadly crash shut down lanes for two hours on 80 in vacaville.trian was reportedly hit. no word on what led to the crash. >>> downtown red wood city starting next week everybody entering county facilities will be required to wear a mask. the change amid a drastic up tick in covid cases. that takes effect monday. good morning. it is friday, 6:30. thanks for joining us. i am anne makovec. >> i am gianna franco. len kiese has the morning off. a look outside at san francisco, it is a cool start but we will soon be warming up. mary lee joins us with your friday forecast. >>> happy friday to you. we are looking at plenty sunshine through the day and spectacular sunrise on mark hopkins hotel looking san francisco this morning. as we go through our day, warmer compared to yesterday, ridge of building closer to us. inland, 80s and 90s. south bay in san jose, 83, 95 in concord, 97 inland east bay and antioch and also fairfield, 97 around the bay with sunshine, mid to upper 60s to low 70s and low 60s with clearing even along the coast. we'll talk about a ch

there vacaville 95. we don't see any place on the map or we're going to get triple digit heat. unlike what we saw yesterday. here's our 7 day extended forecast. cooling trend continues for inland areas through thursday and then will be a little below normal. as for the coast, really don't see too much of a change in terms of our temperature. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> as we head into baseball's all-star break. no one is in a better pion than the san francisco giants. here we are at the end of the 1st half an orange and black still have the best record in baseball. san francisco has won 4 straight games heading into the break. let's check in on today's match up with the nationals. the giants trying to go 3 know sweep them wearing those new city connect uniforms looking pretty good. good. bottom of the second curt casali has been doing a great job filling in for buster posey and keeps it going here on 3 run homerun sally is hitting 5.22 with 4 home runs against the nets lifetime that they don't like going up against him. it's 3 nothing san francisco. meanwhile, kevin gausman pu

but still very comfortable antioch vacaville you're only to 90's today. you're about to be in better company towards the end of this week. get a look at where we're headed by thursday and friday. we're tapping back into the 90's inland by saturday and sunday. it's triple digits as that cool sea breeze runs out and we will be tapping back into that heat. erica. >> thanks, john. i like the temperatures for the next few days. >> as far roads. now i am picking up this multi vehicle collision that happened actually on west bound, 5.80, by haas. and a drive. it involved a big rig, a couple of the lanes are blocked and a single alert was issued. so you can see here the red. >> some heavy traffic. if you're taking that this morning, leave a little early. as for bridges, there haven't been any problems. it's looking really smooth from the east bay out to the peninsula taking the san mateo bridge. it's a quick commute time of just 13 minutes and then the richmond sandra fell bridge also looking good in both directions as well. if you are taking interstate 8.80, fro

the vacaville police department echoing that sentiment. >> last night calls came in to the police about fireworks in the area of allison parkway. officers arrive in that area and found a large portion of the fire access road at the end of allison parkway actually on fire. as you see in this video vacaville fire crews were able to put out the flames without any damage to the buildings. nonetheless, another warning about the dangers of fireworks. gilroy is the only place in santa clara county that allows the sale and use of those so-called so-called safe and sane fireworks. there are 15 stands across town, all carry similar products. the proceeds from the sales go to nonprofit organizations in this case, the gilroy little league. >> support the programs throughout the year that they depend on these heavily on this funding. you know, most programs raise anywhere from 10 to 30,000 a just off the firework sales. >> sales are restricted to gilroy residents and can only be used inside gilroy city limits, parks and schools are off-limits. sales started on thursday. they will end on sunday. inve

this is for that ride as you head out of fair fold into vacaville. we have brake lights.there's a crash right before 101. that number two lane is blocked. the slowest receipt is the altamont. all clear out of the south bay. no delays 101 as you work your way autism of the southbound, san jose. that will only take you 35 minutes. our bay area bridges are quiet. golden gate bridge looking good. don't for get, the toll increase begins today. there's roadwork north of 101 near sauce lee that. back to you guys. >>> coming up tonight at 7:00 in a kpix5 original report, what drives a serial arsonist. that's what terrified neighbors are asking themselves after a series of suspicious fires. >> you're trying to piece it altogether. was this an attempt to set fires, a warning. will they come back? >> what recommends departments are doing to get answers. >> good morning. the last time the phoenix suns n arles teand an doknow made history last night. >> let's take a lock i'm kalvin, and there's more to me than hiv. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own h

at 77 oakland right at 70 degrees will antioch definitely a warm spot at 90 same for you in vacavillet 92 and you're only going to be getting hotter as we work our way into this weekend. tomorrow's highs as much as 10 degrees warmer than today's are about to be and then triple digits return friday, saturday and sunday for inland areas need an escape head to the coast in the bay as they'll be a lot steadier as far as temps go come the weekend. erica. >> thanks, john side. you have some good news for that traffic collision that happened up in pittsburgh heading west on state route. 4 near san marco boulevard. it looks like they got a tow truck out there and cleared the lane that was block. so traffic is starting to get a little better out there. as for bay area bridges looking good. if you're taking the richmond, sandra fell bridge. no, wait as you're approaching the tolls to head out to highway one o one which will take you about 7 minutes and then on interstate 5.80, from livermore to dublin. it's 11 minutes and on the 8.80, from san leandro to milpitas is just a 23 minute drive time.

that's going to be a dream come saturday and sunday when some triple digits pop back up vacaville 90 degrees for you today. the obvious standout in the hot spot on our map today. looking ahead of next 7 days tomorrow. not much different just yet. but we do see our high temperatures inland really starting to rise come thursday and friday, saturday and sunday. that's when we'll see some triple digits for inland valleys and some 80's right along the bay, erica. thanks, john. >> i am picking up a hot spot here on the peninsula on one. oh, one foul at the millbrae avenue exit just before that we see heavy traffic 3 lanes are blocked from this collision that involved a white honda sedan and a dump truck. so just expect traffic. heavy traffic. if you're taking that this morning maybe find an alternate route i know there's a 2.80 here that you can take instead of that. as for one, oh, one northbound up in santa rosa still seeing some traffic there at todd we had those lanes that are blocked. from a collision that happened as well out there. so just a heads-up on that. as for those of you who

as danville and pittsburgh vacaville. also another hot spot today at one. '05?degrees for daytime highs. 91 in santa rosa player. a is though, looking cooler at 76 degrees. so here's a look at our own nora cow honda 7 day. >> extended forecast there you see our temperatures rise and saturday. >> and then after that we start to go back down by middle of next week is. >> where we should be for this time of the year. and checking in on the roads. here's a look outside. if you're taking the richmond, sandra fell bridge into the north bay looking great right now 9 minutes out to highway one o one. i'm not seeing any issues. there are major accidents as well as on the golden gate bridge also looking smooth in both directions. 20 minutes out toll plaza. no issues on the san mateo bridge is while the high rise looking good. it's moving. see more cars out and about there. it's 13 minutes from the east bay out to highway one. oh, one one. oh, one is also looking good in the south bay right now. 33 minutes from san jose out to menlo park and on interstate 6.80, from dublin

pittsburgh vacaville in the 80's are only spots to do so. the rest of the bay area.retty once solidly either 60's or 70's. now, tomorrow is a little bit warmer. still a nice way to start the weekend, though saturday and sunday getting a touch warmer yet by monday, feeling hot and muggy for much of our valleys. reyna calming for that accidents. we have them out there. first one here in san francisco. 1, one. >> northbound at market street. you can see we have a delay along one o one. no major issues along 2.80, which is right adjacent to that. also down south here in san jose. 8.80, northbound and north bascom avenue. another traffic collision. there causing a slight delay along 8.80. but again, no major issues along one. oh, one as you travel into the city. a little under 30 minutes for your drive. time to make it to that fremont street exit the san mateo bridge. no major problems under 14 and up here in the nation. you can see this accident 6, 80 southbound at 7.80 eastbound causing a delay as well. james, back to you. rana, thank you. >> time for winners and losers

to see those temperatures soaring as high as a 100 to a 106, maybe a 108 degrees in places like vacaville outside right now we've got 73 degrees in san jose. very warm 77 in fremont. 72 in san mateo over the hill, though 56 degrees and much cooler pacific up 88 degrees in concord. it is 79 right now in fairfield in 86 degrees in pittsburgh. all right. your quality as you might expect, is going to suffer and the big dome of high pressure going to see a modern amount of blue to the north bay. the east bay and in the south bay still think we're looking pretty good along the coastline. we're going to see those numbers soaring, though, and by tomorrow afternoon a 102 degrees in concord, one '02 and a little 100. one in antioch 70's days around much of the bay, although lot of 90's in the santa clara valley may be up in the triple digits in morgan hill next few days. the temperatures going to stay hot. probably peaking on saturday. cooling down slightly on sunday. much cooler weather returns, especially as we head toward the middle of next week. all right, lawrence, what you know, it's not just

san leandro and berkeley concord 85 and only to 90's on the map antioch in vacaville.hat's you 1992 degrees. well, santa rosa nevado and center fell in the 80's. as you look ahead at our next 7 days. tomorrow. well over 10 degrees warmer for inland spots. less noticeable. the difference near the bay and the coast. so you can see pretty easily where you got to get to if you want to escape the heat this weekend. anywhere closer to the bexar coast friday, saturday and sunday are very hottest of days inland. and with that heat and dry weather does coming increase in fire danger. erica. >> thank you, john. it is moving a little slow out there in el serino on the 80 westbound near carlson boulevard. we do have a traffic collision. and one of the lanes is blocked right now. you can see the orange there and the red. so just a heads up if you're taking that this morning, leave a little early if you're taking the bay bridge is well, it's looking slow as you're approaching the toll plaza still. but once you pass that it should be a smooth drive into san francisco. you're looking