no surprise for this 18-year- old east bay resident, a big fan of being seaside. >> even at the beach when you hear people having fun in the water, it is really interesting, combing, and it brings me joy. >> this is my african-american student of honor award. >> reporter: the trip a gift, heading to ucla this fall, majoring in biology. but not the first in her family to go college. >> she is going to graduate from uc san diego. >> reporter: that student, her mother, a budding artist, struggling with a debilitating illness. but after i was born she was officially diagnosed with haran with schizophrenia. a completely can destroy a person's life it is not caught early on. >> reporter: it would help at first but they say her mother eventually stopped taking her medication. there was violence in the home, soon, alyssa's grandmother would take over parenting duties full-time. >> it was really hard seeing that as a kid. i knew her when she was somewhat okay and i think that was the hardest part because it was literally like losing a mom. >> reporter: buried by grief. >> for a long time, they

kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area we are looking live from our mark hopkins camera as we look out east this morning. good morning everybody. it's tuesday, july 6th. >> good morning. the holiday weekend is over. we hope you enjoyed it. let's get a first check on weather and traffic starting with mary lee. >> good morning to you. happy tuesday. hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. we are looking at temperatures similar to yesterday. that on shore flow kicking back in. it's a gray start. we have foggy conditions and patchy drizzle to start off the day. temperatures running in the mid to upper 50's to low 60's even down to 52 in santa rosa. san francisco at 55. 58 for concord as we head through the day today, catching clearing for most of us except thstrong sterly , thcean eeze w ern e mid upper 70'sto s'in as we will talk about that big warm up in store for us as we head in to the end of the week. let's check in with traffic. how are the roadways on this tuesday morning? >>> good morning. they are already busy, especially for super commuters if you are going toward the pass you have

if you head to the east bay will get cloud cover in areas like oakland. meanwhile in the south bay, san jose, morgan hill and concord and livermore will get much better clearing when it comes to the strata. let's look at the hour by hour timeline. i pushed it forward all the way through tomorrow. starting at 10:00 a.m. we get a chance of morning drizzle, will be cloudy early. i pushed this forward hoping by some chance we get some clearing. right around 8:00 look what happens again. that marine layer rolls around hugging the coast from santa rosa down through half moon bay and santa cruz. does look to be pretty foggy around the fireworks hour show. in addition to the fog we're monitoring the wind. look at the next couple hours, the breezy conditions, reason i'm showing the drought monitor is i want to remind you how dry it is out there which means extreme danger when it comes to fireworks. plus we don't want pets going out getting lost, take that into consideration, your neighbors as well. over the weekend, we have high pressure rolling around and will bu

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right now the fog along the east bay shoreline got everything all covered up. can see the lights too. well, the shot from u c berkeley meanwhile, the golden gate bridge. you got even some drizzle going on in some locations near the coast. so we're kind of between things right now up in the north west. there's a little frontal boundary that you can see up there. that's collection of clouds as our little. at the gulf of alaska low and it's going to actually participate in some cooling. that's next week. before we get there. yes, we got this high pressure cell that's kind of camped out on the west coast and it could provide some warming for us today. but later on maybe drive some mormon soon as we head into the weekend, upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 60's for the east bay 50's up north. 56 san francisco 63 for san jose. for comparison sake. we're pretty close to yesterday, although a little warmer inland and up to the north bay worth noting there as well. here's quick check in the current winds for you and not a lot little bit of a breeze, thocgh. we ha

quite widely from san francisco to the east of carson city, nevada. and as far south as visalia, california. shaking related effects that we've so far include rock fall along highway 3.95 near coalville. that's right. near the epicenter of the earthquake. the earthquake is the result of normal it's a pretty well understood unexpected mechanism for an earthquake at the eastern boundary of the sierra nevada mountains. in the region that and in which it happened. early warning system shake alert. detective the earthquake. 25.6 seconds after its origin system underestimated the original night to that event has made a location that was slightly off from the true location that meant that as the waves propagated across the state. other stations miss registered the several different shake alerts were sent for a base in different areas and people who joined in visit our site upon feeling it really early. will have seen multiple different events show up sort of simultaneously. this is a fairly common thing that happens at the beginning as our instruments are ju

. >> these fire works were lit, dangerously close to the dry east hills. the app shows how busy and already under staffed fire department was last night. officially they responded to 20 fire works calls last night. seizing 550 pounds of fire works this year. activists say across the state, police choose not to confiscate some illegal fire works because it comes with a hefty price tag. >> if law enforcement doesn't enforce it much. they get the fee. >> she's leading the effort to convince the state to pass senate bill 277. a bill would allow licensed wholesalers to buy state confiscated fire works and resell them to other states where it's legal. and increase funding to be more proactive in finding illegal fire works. >> they are viable. packaged and in boxes. that instead of being destroyed can be resold. >> for now firefighters tell me they are focussed on another night of fire works and the flood of calls that come with them. >> it's going to be active tonight. relatively speaking we did okay. no major fires or injuries that were reported. there were fir

in the east bay tomorrow, plenty warm. gets even warmer than that by the time we get into wednesday. in the extended forecast in san francisco the mormon state tomorrow. oakland will be the warmest day tomorrow then cooling off for san jose. after this thunderstorm chance we clear it out and we warm it up and hide times ahead. >>> the oakland a's made a move mh stuns me in sports . anymore. what happened at this >>> those who know me know that i have i have been a swim parent for a long time. i did a double take on one event another event later i did it again. i even just spoken to ryan murphy a short while ago. what would it mean to make the team go out and dominate then come home with a gold? >> that would be huge. i put a lot of work into this and so many people around me have put a lot of work into me. >> this champion was out touched and placed third. this was a an event they have not lost since 1992. you never see them lose russia went 1-2. murphy has a chance to defend the 200 meter back later this week. that surpri

. >>> and now at 5, windy and dry conditions fueling this east bay brush fire and we are live with what they say sparked the flames. >>> we are watching the marine layer build in as we speak. already coming into the golden gate, and what does this mean for the fireworks? we'll have that coming up. >>> after more than a year of health restrictions, how the bay area is getting out and about to celebrate the fourth of july. thank you for joining us. >>> we begin with the fast- moving brush fire in contra costa county. da lin is live with fires burning in concord. >> reporter: that is right. firefighters put out that quick vegetation fire around 3:00 this afternoon and right now they are doing mop up duties right now and you can see a lot of firefighters have their chainsaws going and cutting branches and trees because some of them are still burning and smoldering but we want to show you a time-lapse video to show you the progression of this fire that started around 1:00 and because of how dry and windy and hot it was, authorities put a lot of resources into this and cal fire and the east b

in the east bay. the alameda county sheriff's office says that they used nearly 200 personnel to check and recheck areas that they searched, including deep ravines and steep terrain and came up empty handed. searchers also looked at property next to the park. but even after all that they have not found any leads. it's 9.26 and coming up, business owners in oakland's chinatown are concerned because there been. >> violent robberies in broad daylight. we're going to tell you more about what they hope can be done about it. >> 9.29 right now and we're checking out the clouds. they suddenly have blown in or something. have san francisco silhouetted in the background almost looks like it's floating on a blanket of clouds there. john. but this afternoon will san francisco also see the sun inland going to get bait. guess the san francisco going to get a good dose of sunshine today. already looking at some good sun out there along the embarcadero and you're right. inland areas getting today. it's going to be a

i guess east teen. right. but received her first dose of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine while it may not be the ideal way to celebrate a birthday. she couldn't wait to get vaccinated. chip yost has that story for us. >> and we've >> getting a covid vaccine shot is not the most traditional way to spend one's 12th birthday. but for sydney, hogue of tustin. this is exactly where she wanted to be. and exactly what she wanted to be doing. >> i just wanted to get it first chance that i could so that i don't carry on to anyone and i we can help stop this pandemic. >> she wasn't the only 12 year-old at this whole vaccine clinic in twins cooper and brody mueller just turned 12 yesterday was idea. was this for you guys to get vaccinated today. >> well, they're getting their shots. those who still have not are apparently becoming harder to convince a new poll by the associated press norc center for public affairs research says of those still unvaccinated 45% said they definitely will not get a vaccination shot. and 35% said

as you make your way into the east bay shoreline and mid 70's for antioch. so we are tracking quite a difference in temperatures from half moon bay and antioch more than 20 degrees right there. but overnight lows tonight widespread mid to upper 50's with tomorrow's daytime highs cooling down even for inland valleys in the low 80's for conquered and livermore. some 2 to 5 degrees below average downtown san francisco and oakland seasonable in the mid 60's to low 70's, cooling down even more by tuesday of this upcoming week. bst take a look at the warming trend. it's going to be the hot, dry weather next weekend that i'm going to keep an eye on triple digit heat. dale. in the forecast. we could break records 5 to 15 degrees above average summer. certainly arriving. yeah, it's hot across the board member. thank you. in national news, president biden, the first lady and the vice president are hitting the road this weekend for the administration's america's back together tour. >> it's a celebration of progress in the fight against the coronavirus every nolan has d

. >> right behind me that is east oakland right there. the fireworks have been going off on a consistent basis after dark. it's not even fourth of july yet. illegal fireworks lit up the oakland skyline saturday evening. >> it's too much it's been going on since may. >> neighbors every year people start shooting them off if you months before july fourth. they typically stop a week after the holiday. >> all hours of the night. 2:00 a.m.-3:00 a.m. it's a lot of boom.>> reporter: landny s. pson has lived in >>ts really . olike military grade.>> reporter: the fireworks are keeping his dogs up at night. >> it's too much. >> michael alexander celebrated the holiday at his high school graduation. the end of the celebration by blasting off fireworks.>> they are fun. joy. it's not nothing malicious. it's just to enjoy for the kids. >> reporter: it's a tradition. >> if you're responsible with what you are doing you should be okay.>> you think it selfish? >> selfish for fireworks? at 3:00 a.m.? in your neighbors backyard yes. mid day, close to the ev

you can see the clouds in the background of the east bay hills. but if you're traveling this, no traffic right now almost 0 traffic. that is crazy. lawrence. and where did everybody go? where is everyone there probably head up the coastline right now trying to beat all the hot temperatures we've had what an past couple of days really showing you the micro climates and how it's can be in the bay area within just a few miles. you can go from being the fog and maybe needing a jacket to sweltering in the triple digit heat. that's what we had over the weekend. well, things have changed quite a bit. now that fog really start to thicken up outside looking out toward sfo. we told you pretty open on the roads looking pretty as far as traffic is concerned with the air travel right now. no delays being reported at san francisco oakland or san jose. even with that fog outside. so the clouds going to be thick overnight tonight. you're seeing that search through the golden gate bridge right now. in fact, the disappearing at least partially in some of that low c

east bay along the east bay shoreline. normally you can see something but no fog all covered up for now. meanwhile, there's the action down in the our perspective with thunder showers in the monsoon. the 4 corner states. we expect a surge of this tomorrow night. into monday and a little bit maybe lingering into tuesday as well. from our perspective, we're probably just going to some cloud cover from it and a slight reduction of temperatures. yeah. i like to get some rain from that. but we don't want the instability. that's the real problem got 50's across most of the bay's. you can see 66 for antioch 60 at this hour. livermore, there are your winds pretty much an onshore wind event. as we've been seeing a little stronger, though, for today than from yesterday, 78 by 11. but a quick warm up to 90 by the mid afternoon, although not everybody in that are going to see. it's pretty much going to be through contra costa county little bit in solano county. and we'll have all that for you in the 4 zone forecast and check into that

this is really testament to our commitment to communities of east side. and of course, to the many, many people that have worked alongside our teens. the new case rate here is about 10%. again, mostly among the unvaccinated who tend to be younger people. that's going to be the focus of a new outreach efforts going forward to try and minimize the inevitable outbreaks that might occur with many schools set to resume in-person classes next month. very proud that we will be other story road off a king in story starting next week. i'm offering both testing and vaccination and we continue our at overfelt high school are happy he said union school district really came through for a son because of that where we have the numbers that we do. meanwhile, santa clara is expected to get to require all 22,000 county employees to be vaccinated. no formal announcement has come out just yet. but i am told that the policy and how this will all work out is expected to be announced soon. >> live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you so much. rob and starting today,

and in the east bay. but all look at this bear, his name is t john, a black bear at the oakland zoo and this is his version of a spa day doubles in a little bit. asked to beat the heat we're just shooting this and thought it would be cute. is. >> love it. yeah. >> there's no water. it's better that than in your pool or hot tub in your backyard. we've seen those videos wears jump into as much saying no, just as cute, too. coming up in the next hour, major developments overnight as they're looking for a missing bay area runner. >> in the east say that they've switched locations. %pwe'll tell you why in a live report with sarah stinson plus the state of california changes guidance for masks in schools. we're going to sort out some of the confusion coming up in the next hour. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >> from the bay area's loc

hayward is at 80 and over in the east bay and the farther east you go the warmer it will get. 81 at vallejo, and then high clouds will come in. 89% refill, those of the high temperatures we are seeing around clearly. and in the city, san francisco is mild, san jose in the mid- 80s, and then we all come down by the weekend. again, the east bay gets a break by the time we get to the latter half of the weekend. >>> straight ahead, the giants and dodgers have everything in is struggling to manage your type 2 diabetes knocking you out of your zone? lowering your a1c with once-weekly ozempic® can help you get back in it. oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! my zone... lowering my a1c, cv risk, and losing some weight... now, back to the game! ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. and you may lose weight. adults lost on average empic® and lowers the riskight. of major cardiovascular events such as heart attack, stroke, or death. ozempic® helped me get back in my type 2 diabetes zone. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't sha

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so red flag warning is in effect for the east and north bay hills. plus the santa cruz mountains. all areas. our parts from the drought. but this warning was issued because there's the potential for dry lightning and a couple of strikes is all it takes to start a wildfire. thank you so much for joining us here tonight. right here on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm justine waltman of jonathan mccall right now. kron four's, gayle ong live for us in berkeley showing us how firefighters there are. >> getting ready now. this red flag warning now in effect, bill. >> jonathan and justine firefighters across the bay area. they are stepping up extra patrols. the extra dozers in air support preparing for the worst but hoping for the best. firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. >> the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdic

you get into the east bay get into contra. costa alameda county slow counties. those temperatures a 100 to a 106 degrees would be surprised in someplace like vacaville to see those temperatures get even hotter than that as we head into saturday afternoon. so get ready. we've got that heat coming. it's on the way tomorrow you're going to notice the big range in temperatures along the coastline. you're thinking what heat wave? only 64 degrees in half moon bay. but you had yeah. you're good. 40 degrees warmer at a 104 one. '02, in concord, a 102, a little more 93 in the napa valley and 90 degrees in san jose hotter temperatures are on the way to we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. thank you. well, there are some disturbing new details this evening about a california woman who was killed by a grizzly bear in montana. wildlife. officials say the bear pulled the woman from her tent in the middle of the night and killed her before the fellow campers could use bear spray to force the animal away. >> leah woken up. tico was on a long-distance bicycling tr

chopper 4 five flew over the east bay hills. you can see just how dry it is. we get closer look at the dangerous conditions. paul heggen is here with the thiestme of year and you'll hardly ever the drought monitor looked like last week for the bay area with significant chunks of the region under exceptional drought which is the worst category and the rest of us in extreme conditions. we will switch to the newest map from this morning and even more of the bay area and now all of alameda county and a chunk of santa clara county included with the exceptional drought category. it's basically just san mateo and parts of santa cruz and santa clara in the extreme which is still the second worst. you can see the state as a whole as resume out. 89% of california is in extreme or exceptional drought with 46% of the state in exceptional and that is up significantly from 33% last week so the situation continues to deteriorate, not just around the bay area but the western u.s. as well and you can look at the western united states coming up in a few minutes. >>> california'

it's about 12 minutes from the east bay out to highway one. oh, one in the peninsula now and then the dumbarton bridge is also looking good. it's about 11 minutes. if you're commuting from the east bay out to menlo park right now. not too many people out on the road yet and westbound 24 here from walnut creek to the 5.80, you're looking at 11 minutes, checking in on other drive times around the bay state route 4. it's about under 15 minutes. looking excellent there. if you're traveling from antioch to concord and then 6.80 from dublin to fremont. also looking good at 13 minutes. back to you, james. all right. thank you very much, erica, for 19 is the time national headlines this morning. today president biden is set to speak about afghanistan. >> just days after american troops pulled out of their main military base. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki has the story. >> good morning. in just a few hours, we will hear directly from president biden on the details of american troops leaving afghanistan and just a few days ago we heard fro

temperatures in the 70s for san francisco and east bay and it remains strong through the weekend, and temperatures will be in the 90s and plenty of spots inland and in the east bay reaching into triple digits. the other consequence is this heat dome building on top of us is it has quashed the marine layer. so if we look to the west and no fog in the distance. we will see some of that reforming tonight but it won't be nearly the factor that it has been for the past few weeks. 65 downtown and 74 in oakland and temperature stands at 80 in san jose with 87 in santa rosa and still low to mid 90s for livermore and concord. the temperatures will back off tonight back into the upper 50s and low 60s by the morning. after a hot day, you will get a chance to open up the windows and get some fresh air but temperatures will heat up and we will call that purple in the background. the temperatures will hit the 70s with five or six a degrees above normal but 10 degrees above average and some spots 15 above normal pushing us up to around 90 in san jose and 100 for concord so we have a heat advisory fo

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but this lives in this east oakland neighborhood. you see highlighted on the map. she says the level of violent crime near her home sunday. she thought she would never see it's like night and day when i grew up in east oakland. >> the streets were clean. the it was safe for children to walk to the neighborhood store the shooting since the pandemic have just been way out of control in my neighborhood. it's almost nightly basis that i can hear gunshots. i've but they can through my home. oakland's amended city budget will now fund traffic safety side showed deterrents expedite 911, response time. >> grant money for security cameras in the business core doors. it will also be used for neighborhood beautification and workforce development. >> back in june. east oakland councilmember is lauren taylor and treat read both voted no on the city's highly anticipated new budget because they say it lacked equity for their constituents. now they're both thumbs up. we have about 4.5 million dollars of additional investments that came through these amendment, the majority of whic

a mix of upper 60s and low 70s for oakland and the east bay and low 60s along the coast but low 80s for san jose and closer to 90 further inland into the santa clara valley. low to mid 80s for the north bay and temperatures will be hotter and low 90s in the tri- valley and mid-90s into the upper half from fairfield to antioch to brentwood but the fire danger index will remain lower than half way up the skill tomorrow afternoon, which is at least some good news. it is never zero but we can keep them as low as possible and every bit helps. a similar pattern for the next two days and down a bit saturday through monday but backup tuesday and wednesday and the toasty us day next week will be wednesday, especially inland and for the north bay temperatures getting up closer to 90 and it will warm up a little bit along the coast into the mid-60s and you can see some clouds indicating monsoonal moisture without the dry lightning threat. >>> we have the cbs evening news coming up. >> here is what we are working on coming up at 6:00. the stunning announcement from the nfl sending a message to play

. >>> a fire broke out in east oakland warehouse last night. fire crews were called out just before 1:00 a.m.. the video from a citizen app shows plumes of smoke coming from the warehouse. >> there are a lot of encampments with a lot of people living along the street. there has been some talk of possibly going from the encampment into the main building. >> they were going to replace power poles and transformers that were damaged in the fire. >>> a man was arrested that police say intentionally set fires along highway 4. it happened after 8:00 last night. and the cruiser able to make quick work of the flames. the suspect ran away from the scene and tried to hide out inside a nearby clothing store. he was eventually taking into custody. >>> the dixie fire exploded overnight. the biggest wildfire in the state, so far it is 19% contained. the fire crews are racing to protect shoreline communities where flames are threatening thousands of homes and buildings. families are trying to evacuate before it is too late. >> it was raining ash, dark skies. e

middle and upper 60s for the east bay, and the fog is going to do the usual back and forth thing. you are much more likely to see that for the fireworks display, downtown, they are going to have to set the fuses pretty low or you are going to see just an illuminated fog bank. temperatures will be in the upper 50s. wloat rof few minut >>> fans, treated to a fireworks show that came with a cost, most fans had to drive to the stadium, and that created traffic jams, and some people are still trying to leave. >> reporter: from bottle rockets to bottleneck, fans are starting to stream out of the coliseum. the a's open to full capacity, to just 4735 fans. tonight, more than 32,000. for the first time this season, the coliseum was packed as fans slowly made their way to the seats. >> it is my first game of the season, and i feel like i am back to normal again. >> reporter: long lines coiled in front of the concession stands and a cheer of green and gobe heard loud and clear. while the game was the main attraction, fans stuck around for the grand finale, the fireworks show. >> any chance y

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valleys and even east bay hills diablo range. also included solano county that excessive heat warning going to remain in effect through monday night. so you are going to have an additional day of excessive heat on monday afternoon. so don't let your guard down. but for those of you in the north bay mountains and even into the east bay and north bay valleys as well. going to see 90's and near triple digit heat as well. so extremely hot conditions as you make your way in land cooler along the coast and east bay shoreline, things of that cool sea breeze in shallow marine layer. that is going to stick around. so be thankful for mother nature's ac for that overnight lows, though, in all the areas that you saw that were under an excessive heat warning going to see little relief during the overnight hours. widespread 70's and 80's which should be near your average daytime highs for this time of year. instead, you're only going to cool down to an average temperatures in the overnight hours and it's going to peak on saturday. those of you

the monsoon, as you can say, kicking a little further to the east. and so not expecting that to return to maybe looks late in the week and then maybe moving back into the bay area and we're going to be talking about the possibility of some lightning strikes and fire danger. once again in a sense of scope for tomorrow. 65 degrees downtown 62 in daly city clouds along the coastline. that patchy fog a little drizzle out there as well. inside the peninsula. warm day in the redwood city at 75 beautiful sunshine in the south bay 70's navies in the santa clara valley. upper 80's inland by tomorrow afternoon, but not as hot. it was yesterday. still a little on the toasty side of 98 walnut creek 90 in concord and about 85 degrees in benicia 78 degrees in the napa valley out toward the beaches, though a much cooler weather with that patchy fog next couple days. temperatures coming down through thursday. then we run some more of that moisture on friday, a chance more dry lightning strikes, more fire danger on california. we're going to have to keep on watching

here's the east bay shoreline. it's clouding up by all the fog shore that will mix out by the late morning hours. golden gate bridge check. we've got the fog. it's lifting off the ground. little bit, but still clips in the towers and the overcast aloft temperature. check. we're getting into the lower 60's now, in most of the east bay in fact, 61 down the palo alto and san jose 5950's litter. most of the north bay. and we're a couple degrees ahead of what we were this time from yesterday. your breakdown with this overcast still hanging around the east bay toll plaza. we have 73 at 11 o'clock by 2 word 84 temperatures still be pretty controlled today, tomorrow, even into tuesday as we have little bit of a cool down. but things starting to warm up later on during the week. we'll be talking about that coming up in just a bit. well. >> thanks, dave. those milder temperatures we're seeing this weekend or not a pass to pop off your own fireworks in many bay area counties, even so-called safe and sane fireworks are illegal

you get ten degree drop for inland valleys of east bay and north bay valleys will benefit too. upper 80s today back down to the low 80s. think of that as like santa rosa for the weekend. it is about to feel a lot better. >> good news, thank you. >>> still ahead, stolen and found a month later. how bay area police finally tracked down this pooch and the people who took it. >>> a stolen dog story but this has a happy ending. >> a french bulldog stolen in south san francisco has been rescued and reunited with her family. prada is her name. very fancy. the suspects apparently came in and attacked one of her owners. a detective arranged to meet the suspect saying he wanted to buy the dog and snatched it up. prada was safely recovered and is in good health. ecwere oked intomate> we ceing nati it tomorrow on the morning show. send us a picture of yomeat kpixtv. >> you can see mutt on tv. >> yeah. >>> hbng valerie calhounism and owners are vandalism. >>> maybe a few high clouds, temperatures range from anywhere in the 60s to already near 90. yes, it is already near 90 in livermore. 88

there's the east bay shoteline. and even though we do have fog, at least you can make out the lighting along the east bay shoreline. so it's not that thick yet. quite a bit of a glaze, though happening at the golden gate bridge to get things off to the start. we do like this onshore wind providing this fog because that keeps temperatures down keeps the monsoon at if you know when the pun, here's the mix out of the fog by later on today at the coast. again, we might be dealing with some of those fog clouds lingering into the afternoon, although i think we'll see a little bit more sun than we did earlier this week fog returns again for tomorrow morning. and again, the typical drill. now the thunder shower action remain to the south. it looks like in southern california. a this is expected bubble up. however, as we get into the weekend and on to early next week. so we're kind of watching what the details will be on this particularly into next week. this weekend is a look like a problem but into early next week there ma

with the warmest temperatures are there inland in the east bay. even there, the warmest spots on the map will be around 90. temperatures warm up a little by heidi and saturday. in san francisco, oakland and san jose. they will warm back up to about what is normal for this time of the year. then we hovered there for the next couple of days for next week. then the similar pattern for the inland east bay and along the coast. no real change they are with temperatures just stuck in the upper 50s as we had through most of the weekend and into early next week. >>> coming up, the giants blow a late lead in l.a.. and it was time for the >>> 1971, the disney world open in florida, richard nixon was president, that was the last time the bucks won at the nba title. over 65,000 strong in the district outside the milwaukee arena. antlers were off when jrue holiday fed lopez. e sunswith point lays. giannis struggled a little bit at the three point line, going 17 for 19 and the bucks pulled away late. giannis with three orange jerseys in his face, he won the seri

when you consider some drier air off to the east bay. we've got a 90's in place here with 80's up to the north bay. coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at the longer range forecast for you and along with 4 zone. 2 noel. >> all right. thanks, dave. now hope for a brand new waterfront ballpark seems to be fading for the oakland a's the city has come out with its latest financial plan for the development. the a's say it's a step in the wrong direction. they say no deal kron four's dan kerman explains why. >> plans to create a new waterfront home for the oakland a's at the howard terminal have hit another roadblock. say the city of oakland's latest financial plan for the development is not one they can support the offer we received this morning was really a step backwards. you know, we've been negotiating for almost 3 straight days. 18 hours a day. >> but it's actually farther apart than we were oakland. a's yresident dave campbell says the city's proposal doesn't address who pays for offside infrastructure. the a's don't think it

well, i think the deep opposition to keyboard east us who said, if you'll get an election and continue to lie about this will make it very hard. if you choose to have everything a be cognitive to be competent. there's a lot of class ridicule. you heard the court about the machete that with a reference to peasants and things like that. so it's going to be, it is going to be very, very difficult. well, there are, there's great belief now among those who supported him. and also among those moderates who know the rest of a transition, there can be a new government of the 28 so that he will have great challenges. pro is still in the midst. it's getting better uncovered very high vaccination rate and recent last 6 weeks or so. but he has great, great challenges ahead of expectations on the left and deep opposition from the right. ok. so here's my correspondence there. you know, there are questions around the stability or his stability. questions about whether he will last, whether he might be unseated, given that superior castillo won by such as the margin and given there being such a fractu

fire officials say to be picked up on east his own last night and in plumas national forest at 221,000 acres and the blaze is now the 13th largest wildfire in california's recorded history. >>> more woes for pg&e. the utility is warning financial losses could be probable because of the dixie fire. according to the mercury news if they don't have sufficient insurance to cover the cost from the blaze, they may be forced to confront a material impact and the admission was in their quarterly report issued out today. >>> here is a fire statistic. since the start of the fire, cal fire has dropped nearly 6 million gallons of fire retardant and nearly $3.3 million -- gallons of water on wildfires across the state. >>> a scary situation today in san jose. a police standoff forcing evacuations and a bomb squad response and a closedown of a major street. authorities say a man having a mental health crisis appeared to be holding a possible explosive device and police called in the bomb squad and they shut down story road between highway 101 and via ferrari and the man was taken into custody eventu

mid-60s for san francisco and upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay were temperatures in the north bay reaching the middle portion and about what is normal for this time of year and you had further north for temperatures heat up in a hurry with triple digit readings in the same thing for lake county. with hot temperatures inland the fire danger index will be halfway up the scale by tomorrow afternoon topping out around for macro 5 with some of the usual hotspots but with cooler temperatures for the weekend, saturday we won't be as far up the scale on saturday in the same thing for sunday so while the fire danger is never zero these we will be headed in the right direction in the short term is a go through the weekend. temperatures for the city drop off to the low 60s saturday and sunday and we stay there for most of next weekend for oakland in the east bay hovering around 70 for most of next week with temperatures in san jose back into the upper 70s to around 80 and inland in the east bay you will still be warm at least out of the 90s on a widespread basis but still in the upper 80s th

antioch got some 60's off to the east bay. east bay shoreline is upper 50's 50's litter the north bay with 56 san francisco for comparison sake. bit warmer happening inland. so off to a slight warm start slightly cooler along the east bay shoreline edge the winds kind of variable about. but generally speaking, it's up on shore flow pattern. so let's break it down for you. 72 at 09:00am by high noon. we'll try 87 and we're not done yet. some inland spots will reach to near 100 or so. but more of that in just a bit. right now rain was to check out what's going on with traffic right now. thanks for that. will you showed us the golden gate bridge. you can see the dense fog there. it will be about a 20 minute drive for you as you're heading into the city. >> but looking at the bay bridge a little under 2 minutes for your drive time there. so you're off to a pretty great start. 5, 1880 also going pretty fast for you this morning. heading across towards the peninsula. we had a major hot spot. the air yesterday slowed us down quite a

fremont had 76 and we will keep the numbers in the mid-80s for our valleys of the east bay. it's more like the mid-60s. we start warm-up back into the low 80s and mid-90s for daytime highs. in the forecast, i've shown you the headline. we will be watching that very closely and updating you on the details of that turnaround in our weather over the next few days.>>> coming up, look at how we celebrated fourth of july post covid-19. >>> it's the first holiday since the state lifted the covid-19 restrictions. folks gathered for the parades. >> facing, they danced and waved the american flag. classic cars, military vehicles and even horses made their way down main street. >> it's good to be free again without the masks, at least outside. >> it's a pleasure to see the people. it's nice to be a part of a community again.>> it's nice to be out with everybody and not have to wear masks.>> many in the crowd still kept theirs on. >> it's a little nerve-racking still. overall, i think being outside and being able to enjoy the fresh air, it's really great. >> for the first time since 201

san jose, it's all about sunshine, a little bit of haze to the east. northwest wind at 17 miles per hour and we're seeing a temperature boost today for places like the valleys. they got to about 84 degrees. and i hope you like the temperatures, you're going to be seeing two more days of this as we head through saturday and sunday. it's 70 degrees. wind up to 25. oakland, out at the coliseum, we have the fireworks coming up after the a's game. the fireworks after the game. 66 right now. it's sunny outside there. but we do think we'll see some low clouds on approach as we head towards 9:00 tonight. if you're lucky enough to have tickets, take a jacket. for the morning, drizzle storm part iv. right there on the coast. our highs tomorrow, 80 in downt down towards morgan hill. 70s, bay side from oakland into haywood. mid-60s closer to san francisco and north bay temperatures in the 70s and 80s. air quality this weekend, back into the moderate range but we don't think it's because of wildfire smoke. the upper level wind patterns are keeping most of that away

this is really testament to our commitment to communities of east side. and of course, to the many, many people that have worked alongside a are teens. the new case rate here is about 10%. again, mostly among the unvaccinated who tend to be younger people. that's going to be the focus of a new outreach efforts going forward to try and minimize the inevitable outbreaks that might occur with many schools set to resume in-person classes next month. i'm very proud that we will be other story road off a king in story starting next week. i'm offering both testing and vaccination and we continue our at overfelt high school are happy he said union school district really came through for a son because of that where we have the numbers that we do in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. we have been counting down the days until children go back to school. >> saturday in downtown oakland. children from 12 to 17 can get free covid vaccines, free school supplies. this program will be at the memorial cathedral on telegraph avenue from 10:00am to 03:00pm. anybody 12 and o

is the time in the east bay. several families now without a home in antioch after a fire damaged their home and it all began along james donald boulevard into bora drive yesterday afternoon. khan fire said the flames first erupted in a grassy area. so as a grass fire and then the winds kerry the embers over to this housing complex nearby. 4 units were damaged. 2 cars destroyed. you see example, one of them there. the red cross is now helping those families. the cause of the fire. still a mystery still looking into it. >> and we're tracking wildfires burning across the state this morning mandatory evacuations are underway because of the dixie fire, which so far has burned more than 91,000 acres in plumas and butte counties. 2 buildings have been destroyed. and this is only 15% contained. then there's the tamarac fire near lake tahoe. it's now crossed into nevada. so far it's burned more than 43,000 acres and crews are working to protect homes along highway 88. there are mandatory evacuations in the town of marklee

but look at that in the east bay in the 20's already. so it does get dry off to the east bay. put this all together today scattered thunder showers and isolated thunder showers thrown in there or should say and hot still inland. we got the 90's going on, even upper 90's in the far east bay today through monday. red flag warning higher elevations as we're looking at here because that's where the usually develop air mass tends to get pulled up when you get the heating in the mountains like thal create an isolate a little thunder shower for this week. sunny mild day temps in the 70's inland into the 80's next weekend. we're watching this program again. 65 san francisco 72 for oakland 82. meanwhile, for san jose and look into that 4 zone forecast for you in just a bit. and that extended. >> for your health this morning. mask mandates have been reinstated in la county and most bay area counties are recommending that you mask up again. indoors. so if you're suffering from mask related acne ask me it might not be going away anytime soon. but our hoalth expert karen, a walk is here wi