we are also getting earnings out of woodside as well, underlying profit, $303 million.et more from tim ford, treasury wind estates, joining us at 1:40 sydney time, 11:40 hong kong time. we will also be speaking with peter coleman from woodside as well, to get his views friday. lots more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ officials fed criticize that washington response to the coronavirus, saying failure to curb the pandemic is undermining the u.s. economy. unflattering comparisons to the experience of other regions, telling us what policymakers are doing to tackle the issue. >> there will be an appropriate time to have more guidance. at this stage of recession and the pandemic, that guidance is probably only mildly helpful. and the reason is that the long-term treasury rate is quite low, interest rates are quite low, and in that environment, i think people are already assuming it is going to be quite some time for interest rates rise again. so while it might be marginally helpful, i would say our lending facilities and some facilities run by the new york fed, are probably

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woodside made a net loss of just over $4 billion u.s.lf compared to a profit of $420 million a year before. underlying profit came in at three had a million dollars. ceo peteretroleum coleman and evolution chairman jakeline caal will speak with that -- chairman j klein will speak with us tomorrow. haidi: the gold roller coaster ride, rebounding back above $1900 on a wild week that saw a record high before plunging below a key level. it still remains one of the best-performing commodities of 2020. crystal, what do we see trigger these moves. crystal: it has been a wild week for gold. some of the triggers, people point rising u.s. bond yields as and dollarigger, tree reasons as well. and is up $2000 per ounce some investors may be wondering whether now is the time to take profit off the table. and there was news about the russian covid-19 vaccine. some analysts say that could ue for investors to take profits off their positions in gold and maybe move back into equities. this could be a high-risk strategy, when you are sitting on a bunch of

s alongside the shore of the bay burlingame a hot one at 92 upper 90's for areas like san carlos woodside down the mountain view at 96 degrees south bay temperatures 90's or triple digits. morgan hill at one '04 campbell in los gatos at one o one san jose on through fremont union city and hayward each easily in the 90's triple digits for inland valleys like the tri valley on up through danville walnut creek in concord oakland 91 today while berkeley richmond in the upper 80's. the way how 98 degrees while vacaville a 110 degrees today hard to even think about saying that number but yeah, the hottest one we've been talking about in a long time here in the bay area and easily going to be shattering records. tomorrow will be hot but not as hot as today is about to be we do see relief towards the coast come sunday still going to be hot inland though, and then the heat builds back in come monday and tuesday daytime highs climbing inland back into the triple digits. >>in the buzz, a big disappointment for college sports fans and athletes the nc double a just announced there will be no fall cham

>>reporting live in woodside dan thorn kron 4 news dan thank you our team coverage continues in santa cruz county evacuation orders are gradually being lifted there as well that's good news kron four's gayle ong live for us now in scotts valley where some residents are returning home, gayle. >>yeah i can of ham a difference a week has been this is that today was the first time evacuees were able to return home for the first time after a week i take a look this area of scotts valley was a ghost town. the law enforcement opened up the roads this afternoon. some parts though of the city there is still under mandatory evacuation and it will take days and weeks until other orders are lifted. there was still a lot of work to be done out there. but officials understand people want to get home. we caught up with evacuees unpacking their cars. one couple says they stayed at a hotel in san jose. they got a discounted rate just for wildfire evacuees, another woman i spoke to stayed with a friend. but these neighbors left without knowing what they would come back to you. >>we turn next to his fel

millbrae each in the 90's with millbrae 98 today, foster city at 94 look at this scene carlos and woodside than yesterday on the peninsula in the triple digits today san jose you're keeping the same numbers you had yesterday. campbell saratoga los gatos morgan hill cupertino and milpitas each in the triple digits. remaining in the 90's for fremont union city and hayward with double in pleasanton livermore remaining in the triple digits. walnut creek danville and conquered back to where you were yesterday with one oh 706 degrees. oakland anticipated to be a 89 degrees for your high today. sonoma and napa fairfield vacaville not much different than yesterday. fairfield you're right back to it at a 110 today. well santa rosa in petaluma each at 98. the bottle and center felon 100 degrees each. now tomorrow's temperatures will to touch cooler we do have those thunderstorms possible tomorrow as i mentioned monday and tuesday likely to actually be the hottest days of this forecast is heat wave is coming in the 2 rounds right here, there's a slight cool dosn tomorrow. i don't even want to call it

. >>> and it is look like the issue i was tracking for 101 at the woodside exit is affecting only part of the exit and it is still opened. you are okay, but use caution. we will check out the bigger view, and something else is going on in the east bay coming up. >>> and a good morning to you right here on "today in the bay" on this tuesday and dark and early as you see there. a live look in san francisco, and a dark early morning, but bright lights with all of us and smiles, too. too early for you sh, laura? >> yes, i need an i.t. team to come in and help me. >> oh, no, working from home. >> such is life, and maybe a good fan, too, because it has been so warm. >> yeah, at least you have power, laura, and you remember what happened to me in the mid-day show, and suddenly the lights flickered off and that is a warning shot from pg&e and so we have to conserve the energy today, and we are still going to have the hot temperatures as we take a live look outside in dublin right now. we will see the steady flow of traffic coming out as we are already seeing many people up and out of the door

beautiful in millbrae 71 burlingame then those temperatures start to warm up the middle of peninsula, 75 woodside 77 in palo alto you've got some 80's begin to pop up in the south bay upper 80's inland by tomorrow afternoon look like a beautiful day ahead as temperatures going to rise around the bay area be very comfortable so little bit below the average for this time of year. but nobody's complaining nice weather in along the coastline, little cool some fog in the morning, some sunshine in the afternoon. >>you never disappoint me lawrence we have much more ahead tonight here on kron 4 news in 5 including the new warning from the cdc about drinking hand sanitizer. and lawmakers in the city where george floyd lost his life agreed to disband the minneapolis police department after the break why the minneapolis city leaders are postponing action on a plan to disband the police department lawmakers wanted to transform it into a community safety department. >>but the city's charter commission decided it needed more time to review the plan. they voted to keep the issue off the november ballot for now

located in that heat advisory continues in the san francisco south san francisco all the way down into woodside menlo park redwood city, those temperatures expected to be the 80's and even some mid 90's there for the south gets a bit hotter in the santa clara valley where these temperatures could soar to triple digits over the next few days here in the into the middle of next week advisories continuing in the mountain and also the milpitas and then we really start to crank up the heat when you get over the tri valley of course usually that's traditionally some the hottest temperatures around the bay area. this no exception you're looking at some of those numbers soaring over triple digits, maybe as high as a 106 we've seen that today you get inside the bay, not quite as hot but still under advisories there in hayward union say they also in the newark and fremont as well continuing as we queue in the contra costa county, those hot temperatures going to soar maybe some the hottest numbers around the bay area maybe as high as a 108 degrees over the next few days i think in the next week we've got

let's get a live look outside in woodside. we are usually looking at fog here along the peninsula looking out along the coast. and we can see it's peeled well away from the beach right now and away from the coast line. so as we look at san francisco right now, nice and sunny, and we are going to have a few of those clouds moving back in by tonight as we go hour by hour. let's time it out. as we go into our temperatures, right now really starting to warm up. we are in the low 70s in san francisco and oakland. and then for the inland areas, it's in the mid-80s. and it's all because of that lack of fog and our temperatures in some spots are up to 10 to degrees warmer, especially in the north feel that warmth as we highs th the low 90s. so we are looking at our inland temperatures that will reach into the low 90s here for today. fairfield to about 91 degrees at 2:00 in the afternoon. while san jose will be in the low 80s, and then for spots like cupertino, we're at 80 degrees. going into the rest of the evening as we start to see

been another target of n.s.u. 2.0 he rejects the notion of isolated incidents they're not in this woodside whoever cannot accept after n.s.t. 2.0 that we have a structural problem in germany that reflects right wing extremism both in everyday racism in micro racism as well as in a real axis of highlands has not understood how much democracy is threatened in germany. by excess. or it is almost every member of michelle fleet month family was murdered by the nazis in auschwitz he's calling on all german citizens to get involved in the battle against the far right now so that history doesn't repeat itself long solved well the german actress and comedian deal is one of the people who received these threatening mails she joins me tonight from frankfurt you don't get to have you on the day when i ask you it's just the 1st time you've received threatening mails. no threatening e-mails i just received since like 2 years now and i already went to the police and i already put in comes the complaint and the file and actually they did nothing and we understand that in this case your your details your i

from burlingame to redwood city, woodside, palo alto, you can see that smoke coming from the mountains and the coast near pescadero. a group of five fires sparked by lightning. flames near skyline and pescadero have already scorched thousands of acres and forced dozens of communities to evacuate. let's bring ian cull who joins us in pescadero with the latest. ian, what are you seeing? >> reporter: raj, that latest includes some evacuations that were just sent out by santa cruz county, including big basin state park. that's just off highway 1 in santa cruz, along with everyone in the boulder creek fire protection district. you can see off in the distance why. the flames that glow appears to be moving south. we've seen a lot of emergency crews going southbound on highway 1. overall 7,500 acres have burned. 1,200 structures are threatened and there is still zero containment. tonight flare-ups and orange glows visible for miles. the smoke could be seen and smelled all around the bay area from fire ripping through ridges between san mateo and santa cruz counties. more than 350 firefighters

. 90's in millbrae and burlingame with 90 solidly in saying carlos redwood city in mountain view woodside close to triple digits. south bay temperatures in the triple digits for campbell saratoga los gatos in morgan hill all at one '01, 104 degrees san jose at 99 today east bay temperatures either 90's or triple digits our inland valleys easily above or at 100 degrees while they were at 97 fremont at 95. temperatures in san leandro and oakland in the 90's while berkeley and richmond very close in the upper 80's, triple digits in concord walnut creek danville san ramon on up into solano county. we're bunny show be at one o 3 vacaville at 110 degrees today. the way how at 98 santa rosa you'll be close to triple digits along with sandra fell both just shy of that number well nevado at 100 degrees for the daytime high today as for tomorrow's temperatures will be hot not quite as hot as today, but you're still in triple digits above the above triple digits for inland areas. sunday a slight cool down we're still hot just not as hot before temperatures look likely to kick back up into early next

palomino named pumpkin and her best friend, the miniature donkey trouble were able to go back home to woodside a volunteer helping transport the animals says it's been challenging but rewarding work. we hold some out of pigeon point the other day. >>and the people were just. >>very very very happy. this somebody was willing to come and help them and resolve their issue of not having their animal stuck. in a fire zone. this is a good song when we get to that could take him back. >>reporting from daly city, i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. still ahead tonight we are monitoring hurricane laura which is expected to make landfall tonight and there's a dire warning from officials this evening plus lawrence we'll track it for us. >>also protests over the shooting of jacob blake turned deadly overnight and a teenager is now in custody. and next at 6.30 our wildfire coverage continues right here on kron 4 news at 6 officials are cautiously optimistic as

lots of 80's that we're seeing 82 in san carlos in redwood city 80 degrees and palo alto 83 in woodside today and then low to upper 80's and even low 90's across the entire south bay expected 84 in cupertino today, 86 in campbell, a little bit hotter in los gatos at 88 in real hot and morgan hill you'll be at a high of 91 this afternoon. those low 90's in livermore once again at 91 today, 89 in pleasanton a lot more mild up by the bay really nice and hayward in union city, lots of sunshine but a high of 75. berkeley you'll be a to 71 today downtown oakland 74 for the high today 60's in orinda and moraga and then those low 90's for concord once again and 92 while the creek you'll be at a high of 89 today, 91 expected in danville vacaville definitely the hot spot said 9691 in fairfield we're looking at 79 degrees expected in the late this afternoon. and you're north arizona 60's at the coast point raise you'll be at 60 degrees today since the beach a high of 66 and then that those 80's popping up, especially in nevada with 85 santa rosa, you'll be at a high of 87, but big changes are on t

burlingame millbrae 90's for you solid 90's and san mateo san carlos woodside mountain view in the south bay, not just 90's but triple digit saratoga campbell let's get to some morgan hill all at or above 100 degrees, san jose close at 99. tri valley temperatures well into the triple digits to with fremont union city and hayward well into the 90's. san leandro at 95 oakland that 91 today concord in danville at 107 degrees for your daytime highs and really painful up in vacaville at one 10 fairfield at one o 9 pittsburg antioch napa sonoma even on over towards the nevado all triple digits. santa rosa petaluma ines sandra fell in the upper 90's tomorrow. we keep the triple digits around inland likely not to be quite as hot as today, but still excessively hot will still be under those warnings sunday will be our coolest one of the weekend but still hot with highs well into the 90's inland. monday tuesday and wednesday of next week temperatures likely to build yet again. we are like to see the return of triple digits early next week. so this is not a forecast that is offering up relief anyti

several fires burning throughout the bay area, and let's start with the skyline fire burning off of woodsideee the pictures there. several people were taken to the hospital as a result of that. moving now to the aurora fire, this is in east bay near livermore, one structure is threatened. it is 28 acres and has the potential to get to 100 acres thanks to winds and slopes there. it is a 2 alarm fire and again, the aurora fire. another fire burning near bonny dune. they requested back up and additional resources including aircraft. a lot of these they believe have begun due to lightning and lie winds as well. it is a very busy morning out there you can definitely see all of the lightning here on this video from earlier and overnight. not anyone in the bay area is plisseing that. . >> no this is the event we wouldn't even need to show you the video everyone had a front row seat. if you look at the doppler. this will explain why. we don't get many mornings like this in august. lighinfrom bay t t specs ohemostmpressf i now. yotast 3 t is started. 3 hours ago, and you can see a solid wave moving a

they have been ranchers in woodside for 40 years taking in rescues like these three llamas. fire an evacuation is a first. >> 70 goes, three llamas, one barn cat. how will we get 70 goes out before the fire gets there? >> reporter: two dozen volunteers answered the call. they have moved what the 1400 animals since last week. >> we've got a lot of volunteers working their hearts out. >> i am very happy at how calm the sources are. i couldn't expect better. >> reporter: the humane society is tracking intake. >> making sure we know where they're coming from, who owns them and if they have any special needs like medication or they only eat certain food. >> reporter: nearly 300 animals are at the cow palace was hundreds more. the first guest is a horse named pumpkin and a donkey named trouble. they are safe from the threat of the fire. >> we don't know if we will get more or when they will come but as long as they need to stay here, we will be here for the >> you don't want to think about the goats and the llamas and the horses burning up in the fire. you don't want begged for he

immigrants and youth, giselle stood on the stage with her children and scouts from the sunnyside and woodside troop, the proclamation made no mention of giselle's homelessness or "troop 6000", it was a reminder for giselle that people were expecting her to be great, she had to make "troop 6000" big or than a girls, where as giselle burgess' work had a ripple effect, the girl she recruited mentors go on to build a better world of community and ms. burgess is an incredible role model to not only her five children but the children across queens and where as giselle burgess has truly enriched all of us with their service and worthy of the esteem of all new yorkers, now therefore jimmy van bremer, majority leader of the new york city council gratefully honored giselle burgess for her outstanding service and enduring contributions to the community. expectations were now in writing, giselle gave herself two weeks to find volunteers and to recruit more girls. so giselle, tell us what happened next. >> i remember going back to the office recruiting volunteers, recruiting girls, i got home that day, i

giselle stood on the stage with their children and scouts from the sunnyside woodside troops to the proclamation made no mention of giselle workshopped 6000 but her minder for giselle that people were expecting her to be great for she had to make troops 6000 bigger than a girls whereas giselle urges' work had a ripple effect the girl she recruits go one tube build a better world and community. ms. burgess is an incredible role model so not only to her five children but the children across queens and whereas giselle urges is enriched all of us with their service and is worthy of the esteem of all new yorkers now therefore be it known that majority leader of the new york city council gratefully honored gisele for outstanding service and enduring contributions to the community. expectations were now in writing. giselle gave herself two weeks to find volunteers and to recruit more girls. so giselle tells what happened next. >> after that it was really time to hit the road and just keep on going but i remember going back to the office and i did a flyer recruiting volunteers and recruiting girls. them

giselle stood on the stage with her children and scouts from the sunny side and woodside troops. the proclamation made no mention of giselle's homelessness or troop 6,000 but a reminder for giselle that people were expecting her to be great. she had to make troop 6,000 bigger than 8 girls whereas giselle burgess' work have had ripple effect, and the girls she recruits and mentors goes onto build a better world and community and ms. burgess is an incredible role model to not only her five children but children across queens whereas giselle have truly enriched all of us with service and worthy of the esteem of all new yorkers, now therefore be it known that majority leader of the new york city council gratefully honors giselle for her outstanding service and enduring contributions to the community. expectations were now in writing. giselle gave herself two weeks to find volunteers and to recruit more girls. so, giselle, tell us what happened next? [laughter] >> yeah, after that, it was really time to like hit the road and just keep on going, you know, so i remember going back to th

woodside we do have that fog rolling through.ee it on our weather underground cameras and you can definitely see it in san francisco. haze valley. low clouds hanging out there. look at how beautiful that sunrise. you can see it just over the buildings. that pink and orange glow there. we'll see that today heading into the afternoon. mild overall. 59 degrees in san jose. 60 degrees in san francisco. 57 in livermore. 63 in palo alto. what are we tracking when it comes to low clouds? when will it back off? we see areas in santa rosa and santa cruz and hayward and concord where you notice that cloud cover. we'll get partial clearing by the afternoon and once that clearing makes its way inland, we'll get so much sunshine that i have a feeling a lot of people will take advantage. before you do that, i want to give you an update on the air quality. it's based on the air quality index. anything less than 50 is considered good when it comes to particulate matter in the air. areas like the peninsula and the east bay will be moderate when i

a great shot of woodside.s we head into the afternoon it'll be a little bit similar to yesterday's daytime highs. some winds right now at 1 miles an hour so breezy in some spots, san jose 84 degrees. morgan hill, 92. definitely warmer in through areas look walnut creek and con toward in the 90s. cool around the coast heading into the workweek. >>> next, our highs and lows of the week, including baseball arguments in the time of covid-19, complete with masks and social distancing. >>> harry smith visits tommy smith whose famous raise ed fis at the summer olympics cost him his spot on team usa but put him in the history books. new colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. whwhat's that?t? it's a s shake weighght. it'sa weightht you shakeke. remove t ten yes of yellow w stas withth new colgagate optic c white renen. who workrks from homome and d then worksks from homeme. but shshe can handndle pick upup even when n her bladdeder makes s a little d drop o

closer toward the san francisco peninsula coastline with a sell just east of los gatos and south of woodside out there right now going to keep an eye on that cell because it is starting to stream through off the coast making its way into the bay area and we're noticing this plume of moisture from tropical depression. so it is bringing us more of that tropical muggy feel out there that's why temperatures certainly feeling a lot warmer even during this heat wave, so right now fastow is currently west of baja mexico 35 mile per hour sustained winds and it is diminishing as ice be getting weaker and weaker by the hour we're by tomorrow, it's going to have sustained winds at around 30 miles per hour in future cast for is going to show another round of pop-up thunderstorms bringing us some light scattered showers and also that threat of dry lightning through your monday afternoon, let's take a look at this red flag warning because like we mentioned it has been extended from now through 11 o'clock monday and we also have an air quality advisory in effect just because of those spot fires that sparke

>>they could have been reporting in woodside dan thorn kron 4 news. >>to the north bay as more people returned home in solano county emotions are running high. the county sheriff's office says that of the roughly 1000 homes in the affected burn area about a 150 or safe enough to allow reentry. some residents tell us that they fear their homeless gone only to learn later through firefighter. that was not the case i did the same week not every team we all cried remember van and we're hearing all of that because houses was like wow that's great. >>yeah, good news, a deep sigh of relief for them. the county set up a re entry center at the mission church this is where evacuees approved to return home are given passes that allows them through those checkpoints. >>the scu lightning complex fires burning in parts of the east and south bay are now over 372,000 acres, 35% containment this morning, 28 structures have been destroyed and more than 20,000 are still threatened. and during the early days of the czu lightning complex fires a few residents ignored the

the horses live at the sierra west equestrian in woodside. the owner of the property said he's always had an evacuation plan and yesterday keeping an eye on the czu fire he decided it was go time. the san mateo county large evacuation group and the owners were able to safely move 25 horses to daly city. >> i have to say that the animals are very calm and i think part of that is the professionalism of the people around them and as i said, horses reflect our feelings. so when people are stable and not panicking, the horses are stable and not panicking. >> great to have the cal palace back to use. because they are herd animals had helps when the horses would stay with horses they already know. the cal palace has been taking in livestock since friday. head to our website for complete coverage. we have a lot of information here. nbcbayarea.com for all of the information, all of the various fires and the evacuations, that includes helpful maps detailing the evacuations. you could also check out the perimeter of each one of these complex fires. >>>

we're inside the peninsula from south san francisco down to san bruno senna tail all the way in woodside menlo park further south more the same these temperatures again, not super hot into the 90's but its effects that we've had from 5 days consecutively a very hot temperatures going to make it 6 for tomorrow east bay looking at numbers 90's even some triple digits that the case also in contra costa county go see those temperatures may be moving up in the triple digits. well inland by tomorrow afternoon slow county also baking heat and really not any recovery from the overnight lows are going to see these overnight lows places inland probably in the 60's almost 70 degrees napa also sonoma county looking at more heat in their neighborhood and then just along the coastline, you see the of cool effect of the sea breeze, but you head on shore we've got those excess of the at least for one more day. then we're going to start to cool down we'll talk more about that cool down. coming up a few minutes. lawrence thank you tonight a $100,000 reward on the table for information that can lead to san

meanwhile in woodside, you can see that layer right there over the mountainside using our undergroundacams as well. san jose, waking up to partly clear conditions, overall plenty of sunshine. that's going to be on tap for today, thanks to some good old high pressure from the desert southwest. but are we going to see clearing around the coast? well, fog and 24-hour temperature change right now, no major temperature change differences as far as our start to the day. but notice we are seeing foggy conditions in some sports in hardware and livermore as well. as the afternoon progresses, we'll get some good clearing for most inland areas, plenty of sunshine in the south bay. look at the daytime highs in san jose. 82 degrees, morgan hill, 90 degrees, milpitas, 84. concord, pittsburg, can't i don't care antioch in the mid 90s so get all those early exercises outfit way. whenever we see 90s like that, the high pressure dries us out. that will mean elevated fire danger so i want everybody to be careful, cautious as you head outdoors for any sort of outdoor activity, if you're going to be grill

laura mccain and her family have been ranchers in woodside for 40 years taking in rescues like these three llamas. the czu wildfire evacuation a first. >> we have 70 goats, three law mass, nine horses, and one barn cat. you wonder how am i going to get 70 goats out, you know, before the fire gets here. >> reporter: rumply two dozen volunteers answered the cal. the saltalamacchia large animal evacuation group has helped move more than 1400 animals to shelter since last week. >> we have a lot of volunteers out there work their hearts out. >> reporter: ? i'm very happy at how calm these horses are. i couldn't expect better from what the situation is. >> reporter: the peninsula humane society is tracking intake. >> making sure that we know how many animals we have, who is coming, they are coming from, and if the animals have any specific special needs, like they only eat certain foods or take certain medications opinion. >> reporter: chicken, sheep, peacocks, and, yes, yous, are here, with space for hundreds more. the first guest, a horse named pumpkin and a donkey named trouble. bought

areas 70's to 80's for most spots right along the bay was saying carlos 83 degrees mountain view and woodside each 86 palo alto at 81 today, south bay temperatures pretty toasty san jose you'll be up to 87 just south of you in morgan hill 90 degrees today. union city 79 for the warm temperature this afternoon while pleasanton live more not just warm pretty hot in the low 90's danville in concord back to the 90's you go today as well much like yesterday while oakland san leandro enrichment some of them are comfortable areas in the 70's. vacaville, an antioch or 2 hottest spots at 94 degrees. each 80's in santa rosa petaluma and nevado temperatures tomorrow and wednesday just a touch cooler for inland areas as i mentioned a couple of clouds passing overhead on these days, but really little changed to be expected. temperatures start to climb again later in the week ahead by friday and saturday to start the weekend. we'll be back up in the 90's for more of our cities. james all right, thank you very much john quick check of traffic now let's start with the richmond center fell bridge toll plaza w

low 80's as we move further through san carlos in redwood city, 83 degrees today in mountain view woodside you'll be at a high of 85 and warmer temperatures to hot one looking at morgan hill, 91 for the afternoon high today, 84 in downtown san jose. cupertino you'll be at a high of 86. those low 90's continuing in livermore today 88 expected for pleasanton and then really nice along our east bay shoreline hayward 76. freeman also 76 degrees today. low 70's in berkeley and oakland and then lots of sunshine and hot temperatures in concord and walnut creek both in the low 90's all the way through danville 93 in fairfield today. antioch you'll be at a high of 86 benicia 87, but look at that vacaville you got the hot spot of the day at 97 degrees. napa you're at 86 and young feel the same and then the north bay zone looks like this if you need a little bit of relief when she had to the coast point raise you'll be at 61 today and stinson beach 67. well, a big change as we get into tomorrow much cooler for tuesday and wednesday, a major drop in temperatures near 20 degrees in some spots. inland i

los altos, woodside is closed. pacifica and foster city, 58, 58, also at montero. it is close and cooler for atherton. and las vegas, 77, that is quote for them compared to the summer. they have been hotter than hot in palm springs. that is sweater weather. the high is nosing in. as it does that, it will allow temperatures to bump up, fairfield, antioch, brentwood, the usual suspects here. some locations will be in the low 90s, but 70s and 80s away from the coast. 50s and 70s close to it. inland temperatures will bump up near the coast, you will not notice it. >>> all right, steve, there are drugs to treat the coronavirus, we will tell you what a bay area pharmaceutical company that will have enough drugs to meet the demand. >>> the city of los angeles takes extra action to prevent a gatherings like this one, what they will start doing today in order to encourage social distancing. >> it is an iconic sports bar that should not be lost because of this devastation. >>> a favorite spot and hang out for the raider nation, but now, a popular east bay sports bar will shu

cold in the air sinks and the smoke sinks and it settles down in places like the portola valley, woodsideyou know those areas where the smoke just gets in there and it is hard to get it out because it gets sheltered from the wind, which would clear it out. tomorrow's forecast, oranges or 80s. it looks like the pattern is the fog stays up the coast. the forecast for fairfield, 90 degrees, 91 in antioch, 92 in brentwood, 69 in san francisco. a real good day tomorrow, but air-quality in the morning will be less than desirable. 89 in pleasanton, 89 in livermore and winds trending near santa cruz up this way a little bit. what would i do with the smoke tomorrow morning? it will push it into these areas that haven't really been seeing a lot of smoke up until now. the five day forecast, looks like more of the same with the warmest day being on friday, but none of this is big heat, this is just classic bay area summer weather pattern, except for all of that smoke. the firefighters are getting a handle on the big containment. bigger numbers by tomorrow. you can count on that though the smoke is li

the peninsula, triple-digit heat here. 106 in woodside. 104 reported stanford. 105 in danville, 103 in brentwood. heat advisory is the shade of jello here. our north bay valley locations, the east bay shore. the excessive heat warning goes until wednesday night. it includes our north bay hills, east bay inland communities and the south bay, including san jose. when i come back, details on what we can expect for your bay area weekend, and just how long this heat is expected to last, coming up. >>> you know, all over the bay area, cities are trying to figure out how cope with this heat wave right in the middle of a pandemic. the heat itself just provides an extra layer of challenges for people that are trying to out and stay safe. ann rubin is joining us with people down in the south bay on how they are trying to stay cool. >> yeah. well, many of the places that you would normally go to cool off just aren't open, but some cooling centers are, and officially want you to know that they are follow log all public health protocols to try and keep people safe. >> reporter: the pandemic has bee

burlingame warming up to 75 degrees, san mateo a degree warmer at 76 degrees with redwood city and woodside in the low 80 so as we make our way inland we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above average a little bit warmer tomorrow compared to today, san jose 88 degrees milpitas in the mid 80's in santa clara 87 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs for the 2nd half of your weekend livermore really warming up the mercury will certainly rise there at 96 degrees. but a little bit cooler along the coast, widespread mid 70's for most of the east bay shoreline but conquered 96 degrees in walnut creek warming up into the low 90's so hot temperatures. they're taking a look at the north bay napa 83 degrees sonoma 2 degrees warmer at 85, but their field in the low 90's before solano county we're going to see temperatures really warming up their antioch near triple digits, but vacaville you're going to hit that century mark tomorrow at a 101 degrees fortunately tomorrow is going to be the hottest day of the next 7 with santa rosa and even nevado warming up into the low 90's by your sunday afterno

those hotter temperatures just inside the bay all the way from san francisco down to menlo park and woodside excessive heat warnings up in the south bay again much of the santa clara valley, the camel san jose santa clara alum rock cupertino sunnyvale as those temperatures soaring 90's maybe even some triple digits again scorching temperatures well inland. look at those temperatures very very hot in some of the interior valleys as highs a 108 degrees this going to last at least through tuesday possibly wednesday, we'll talk more about your forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>thank you for coming up beating the heat while staying safe from covid-19. the safe from covid-19. the challenges we're facing great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. san francisco, a heat advisory is in effect through 9 o'clock tonight, a little more than a half hour a

advisers are from san francisco south san francisco, san bruno all the way down to menlo park in woodside and then we start to see some of the red beginning to show up those are excessive heat warnings in the much of the south bay, the temperatures again in the 90's even some triple digits possible between now and wednesday say with the east bay you're going to be just cooking as we head toward the next few days even tomorrow when the temperatures come down we're talking about some of temperatures still 100 for maybe a 105 degrees when the hotter spots contra costa county these temperatures could easily sore near a 108 degrees or so like we have a little more today and again slama county very hot temperatures continuing there. an excessive heat warning in effect. so look at a very hot temperatures in the north they to advisories and warnings up there as well as those temperatures going to soar once again little cooler right along the immediate coastline but you get away from the coast. it heats up in a hurry under the big dome of high pressure not only that now we're starting to see reall

you look at a lot of sunshine and some very warm to hot temperatures head down the peninsula 90 woodside 93 in redwood city 89 degrees in san mateo 93 in campbell and hot 93 in san jose in about 91 in milpitas then we start to crank up those triple digits again in many spots inland. so, yeah, the a hotter temperatures going to move a little further inland tomorrow afternoon still going to be hot around much of the bay area except right along the coast that will be warm those numbers generally in the 70's next couple days of temperatures may cool down slightly on sunday to still some triple digit heat inland. but i think as we get into monday and tuesday. i think that ridge strengthens again we could be talking about some temperatures as high as a 106 i wanted my hepatitis c gone. i put off treating mine. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, epclusa could be your kind of cure. i just found out about mine. i knew for years. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, tak

mild temperatures 68 in millbrae and also in the burlingame 72, sunny and foster city 70 degrees of woodsideeautiful day in the south bay, those numbers up in the 70's in the 80's very comfortable. now many spots inland, nevada, pretty easy go of it the summer as far as he's concerned of course we had a toasty weekend tomorrow, we're looking at highs generally in the upper 80, so yeah, it's going to warm out there but certainly not hot 84 degrees in concord 85 in walnut creek about 71 degrees san leandro 68 in berkeley 72 degrees in hercules 77. in the nation 79 degrees in pittsburgh now things are going to change we're going to get some hot weather. a little bit later this week high pressure starts to build in a desert southwest and here we go we start warming up the temperatures on wednesday into the 90's that maybe some triple digits by friday if we get a little offshore wind. we could see some temperatures in the 70's out at the beaches. they are it's over and lyft drivers should now be classified as employees that's according to a ruling in a san francisco courtroom after california pas

>>they could have been reporting in woodside dan thorn kron 4 news.>and the scu lightning complex fires burning in parts of the east and south bay are now at over 372,000 acres and 35% containment, 28 structures have been destroyed and more than 20,000 more still being threatened. returning home after a wildfire can be tough and cal fire has these tips on how to make that transition a bit easier. first of all they say you should make sure your driveway is clear of debris or downed power lines. they also say look up for any potential falling tree limbs and a check on your deck for any hot embers as well as any events outside your house and to check the gunners for the same thing hot smoldering embers and before you go inside to inspect your home make sure you don't smell natural gas or propane, depending how long you were gone, you also may have to throughout spoiled food. and cal fire also wants to remain remind everyone to maintain defensible space around your home. all year round. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news with resources stretched thi

to 80 degrees. 90's for millbrae and burlingame in the low 90's upper 90's further south towards woodsideountain view and san carlos, and then some triple digits in the south bay campbell most gatos at one o one each morgan hill 104 degrees for the high today. dublin pleasanton livermore and seminole all triple digit heat and more triple digits for danville in concord at one '07 today, even oakland checking in the low 90's berkeley and richmond upper 80's for you are hot spot. though that's a vacaville at one 10 today fairfield at one '09. it's easy to believe that. yeah we're going to be breaking a lot of records across the bay area today making today the hottest one of the year so far. now tomorrow temperatures will be a touch cooler but still high sunday brings some relief a little closer to the coast but inland areas do remain toasty and then temperatures start to spike again into early next week taking us back to the triple digits by tuesday. james, all right, thank you john now, let's get a quick check of traffic around the bay we're going to start off with a live look here at the b

palomino named pumpkin and her best friend, the miniature donkey trouble were able to go back home to woodside a volunteer helping transport the animals says it's been challenging but rewarding work. we hold some out of pigeon point the other day. >>and the people were just very very very happy. this somebody was willing to come and help them and resolve their issue of not having their animal stuck. in a fire zone. this is a good song when we get to that could take him back reporting from daly city, i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>next 2 days after months of pushing for covid-19 testing the centers for disease control and prevention now says fewer people need >>happening now want to show you some live pictures from kenosha wisconsin. the scene where we have the shooting the couple of days ago of jacob blake who was shot 7 times in the back by police during a call by there are questions just the facts surrounding the actual shooting that shooting of course caught on cell phone video and has led to demonstrations and some property damage in kenosha in fact a curfew was supposed to be in place i

additional deputies out here tonight patrolling to make sure that none of that happens reporting live in woodside dan thorn kron 4 news dan thank you now we head to the north bay where the lnu complex fires have burned more than 369,000 acres across napa solano sonoma lake and yolo counties. >>well firefighters continue to make progress in sonoma county. the walbridge fire continues to burn above healdsburg and guerneville and even when that fire is put out that doesn't mean evacuees will be able to return immediately because of hazards in the neighborhood kron four's dan kerman reports of the cal fire base camp in santa rosa. >>driving along mill creek road is a hazard. well the fire has coming gone along parts of this healdsburg neighborhood. >>the smell of smoke is thick homes have been destroyed utility lines are down and huge trees that have been torched are falling or are ready to come down. >>there's a lot of damage to this area. there was structures are impacting this area and a lot of the infrastructure was destroyed in this area. >>that means even when the fire is out residents will hav

inside the bay from san francisco all the way down through san mateo belmont redwood city menlo park woodside then we see the heat warnings going up excessive heat as temperatures expected to soar in the 90's and the triple digits, not just tomorrow, but again all the way until wednesday, whether the hottest you're going to see is going to be the east bay, we're looking maybe a 106 maybe a 108 degrees in parts of alameda and contra costa county. so you pick your city where he lives going to certainly be under the gun again with the heat it's going to get hot again tomorrow and it's going to be muggy once again we're going to throw the chance of some thunderstorms in out there so red flag warnings going up for a good part of the bay area 2 in the north we've heat advisories and heat warnings so again going up through wednesday as well of course, those the heat advisories usually come down tonight only return by 11 o'clock in the morning continue until 9 o'clock in the evening. that's how the heat advisories work temperatures, we're looking at 83 degrees in san jose right now 89 in livermore st