thank you for joining us on " mosaic." purse >>> right now streaming on cbsn bay area, shots ringing out across the bay area this weekend. a deadly shooting shuts down a highway in contra costa county. the search is on for a suspect. >>> shots fired in the south bay. police are describing it as two separate shootings the details we know now. >>> plus, the latest on the deadly shooting in san raphael. the sprawling crime scene and what police connects the victims. >>> a busy night for first responders in the bay after two nasty crashes details on both. good morning, it's sunday july 25th thank you s

thank you for joining us on "mosiac". our guest today is a franciscan and we are going to fall all about the vast universe of franciscans from her special corner of it this assist e ellen mckay. thank you for joining us. telling the full name. one of the sisters of st. francis of penance and christian charity. penance and christian charity. we'll talk about the vast universe of franciscan things that tell us about yourself. >> i am redwood city, california. that is the offices for st. francis province here in california. our congregation is an international congregation. we had provinces in 10 countries around the world and each province has mission in other countries. 10 countries around the world and provinces and sisters who populate them. we used to have probably in the heyday probably around 5000 sisters worldwide and now we are about 1200. is pretty good numbers for the deg popu ocathol >>most weand brazil. the european provinces and the american provinces are slowly aging we unde. when worried was your convocation

they voted to ensure that the spaces can be used when they are not in commercial use. for example, perhaps, some seating for the community. it will only take place during the daytime hours. >>> indonesia has become the newest hotspot for coronavirus in asia with the world's fourth largest nation reporting nearly 1000 deaths every day. it comes as the highly contagious delta variant drives a new wave of cases in the u.s. nationwide, the average of new cases has jumped to 97% since last week. at least 46 states are seeing an increase, including california. the numbers are even more concerning in southern california. los angeles county has reported more than 1000 new cases for five consecutive days. tonight california is changing its guidelines for schools after an immediate backlash over the initial rules. yesterday health officials announced that schools would send students home if they refuse to wear a mask under revised guidelines. those students must be provided with "alternative educational opportunities." enforcement would be left up to each district. >>> still ahe

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set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >>> the league appears to be strong-arming its players to get the covid vaccine. check this out. the nfl informed its teams today that if any games or postponed due to an outbreak unvaccinated players, that team will have to forfeit is the game can't be rescheduled and players from both teams will receive game checks if that occurs, and the team with the outbreak is responsible for any financial losses. a very sad segue to greg knapp. the current jets assistant died today from injuries he suffered from a bicycle accident last weekend in the east bay. he was a former offensive coordinator for the 49ers and the raiders and he was 58. >> to the awkward frown turned upside down. a smiling fred warner any put pen to paper and signed a new five-year $95 million contract extension that will take care of those closest to him. >> the thought of being able to provide a home warehouse for my mother one day and even buying

us. we see a little line of showers i can make its way through the bay area. every model is downplaying the potential for a thunderstorm or lightning. the nearest strike has been 200 miles east. dried up at 915 tonight tomorrow the sun comes up in the energy comes up, but not enough energy to cause any showers or thunderstorms. all moves off to the north and that leaves us with clearing skies going off to the north. all of this lives out of the bay area by the time we get to early went a morning. from now until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy with a chance of a sprinkle or two. horny clouds have a slight thunderstorm chance and it will warm up the time wednesday and thursday. 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 spo

the supervisor tells us have doubled in e few weeks el ay ccinated and for those who are not, he had this to say. >> to those who are unvaccinated, shame on you. we are in a life or death situation, and the decisions you are making are affecting my residence and affect the residents who live in the state of california. >> he said over the next few weeks they will keep a close eye on the numbers to see if more or fewer restrictions are needed in the county. we should note that california did see an increase in people getting their first doses of vaccines and 20% more compared to last week. >>> looking live at the white house, president biden announced strict new covid measures for all federal workers and for the first time, employees are being told to get vaccinated. the protocols include a mask mandate for everyone including visitors inside federal buildings and in covid hotspots. natalie brand joins us live from washington for more on these new changes. >> reporter: the presidents announcement regarding this new vaccine policy for millions of federal workers follows a similar move a

. >>> what she took from us is immeasurable. my dad's loss will remain forever. >> tonight we are hearing from the daughter hit and killed by a well-known activist in city sit council candidate. >>> hundreds of bay area businesses may band together to make sure their customers are vaccinated. now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, let's take a live look at oakland where the battle over the future of the a's shows no sign of letting up in the wake of a highly anticipated vote today. andrea nakano joins us now with a look at where we go from here. >> reporter: the city council passed the city council vote with six yes votes. now it is the a's that are up at bat. >> certainly it will be a no vote. >> reporter: hours of late- night negotiations came down to the howard terminal project passing. the a's say it was a swing and a miss and the city's proposal does not work for them. they wanted to vote on their term sheet that was submitted in april. >> the grand slam home run would have been boating on our proposal. but there was

question for us is does the smoke start coming back our way? the answer is, more than it has over the last couple of weeks. as you take a look to monday, if you take a look at the mid- levels of the atmosphere, we will pull more smoke back our way. so the sky will look hazy. let's look at the ground level. it is a much better story. we will likely still have some smoke weed pulling from the dixie fire. but most of it will be too high. air quality should stay okay. we've got to watch it. moderate, may be unhealthy for sensitive groups. it will be a concern over the next couple of months. other issues, isolated thunderstorms in the desert southwest. watch the big hole of moisture over the next few days. that is where it is tuesday morning. that's the fuel in the atmosphere to help develop thunderstorms again. that's a lot more than we would typically have. it's kind of another typical scenario where the monsoon tries to throw us the occasional thunderstorm. this is not off the charts in terms of levels of concern. tuesday morning is the most like

. >> reporter: the district tells us 90% of their employees have gotten the vaccination and for the remaining 10% who are unvaccinated, the district is not mandating any kind of shot for them but requiring them to get not one but two covid test per week and all of this -- we are in the home stretch of summer the time of year when adults are giddy with excitement the kids not so much and at this elementary in willow glen teachers arrived today to pick up their classroom keys. >> reporter: excited? >> very much so. >> this is about as normal of the school year we have had in a long time. >> reporter: the spokesperson said parents can have changes in august 13. there is no more distance learning and mask will be required indoors and outdoors for everyone, regardless of vaccination status and there will be no more social distancing and plexiglas in the classroom is optional and no more temperature checks. temperatures are taken and parents have to fill out a questionnaire every morning before class and there will be staggered a pickup and drop-off times. >> it means the classroom will feel simila

this low pressure system is just off the coast and is a little bit closer to us. that is why we have the stronger onshore flow for today with the slightly cooler temperatures. so, we are going hour by hour on future cast. sunshine inland and some clearing around the bay. the cloud cover along the coast is there and you can see the wins picking up as we go through the rest of the day. the afternoon sea breeze is kick and with 20 to 30 mile per hour wind. up to 40 around the coast and the bay. as we look to the end of the week, a ridge of high pressure over the four corners region building into the desert southwest and with it, our weather. we will heat things up inland. a hot de inland thursday, friday, into the weekend, with highs into the 90s up to triple digits inland by the end of the week. sunset is 8:30 for. sunrise at 5:54 tomorrow morning. digitizer cool, cloudy, and breezy. around the bay in the 60s, and the inland locations with sunshine this afternoon up into the 70s to low to mid 80s. very similar for tomorrow. may be a touch warmer for wednesday and th

that is a big and if it to us. we will not see round-the-clock low humidity but it will still be very dry out there. we have another recovery saturday night into sunday. but still hot and dry, even with the benefit of the onshore breeze, the fire danger will still be elevated. we will take a look at the fire danger index in just a few minutes. >>> looking live now at side to san jose after six weeks since a disgruntled bta employee opened fire on coworkers. >> reporter: there is frustration among some riders to get vta up and running but a spokesperson ysno tthprioin situation. we don't want to push people back into work, into a place where they suffered a horrific situation. >> reporter: the vta announced a five-point phase of resuming light rail service after the murder of nine of their employees at the hands of a disgruntled worker. >> we hope to have it restored by the end of july but we cannot be firm on a particular date. >> reporter: they are currently in the first phase, reaching out to employees to see whe

>> reporter: right now it appears protect us from the variance, the fear is that can change. one doctor says we still have time to take this fight against covid-19. >> reporter: dana who is visiting california is among the millions across the u.s. that refused to get the vaccine. >> they cannot convince me that within less than a year they have done a lot of research. >> reporter: and california 52% of the population is fully vaccinated which means millions remain unvaccinated. >> the more the transmission of virus occurs, the more likely there is going to be another mutation. we know from science that every two weeks there is a new mutation. >> reporter: the deltavariance was behind 43% of new cases analyzed last month. the doctor worries a stronger more vaccine resistant variant could surface. >> you do not break the chain of transmission you will get the creation of a new variant. it is going to be groundhog day. the silver lining is we still have time to do something about it. right now all of the variance we know are susceptible to the vaccines. >> i am not saying not ev

let's get a check on our forecast. >>> a bit warmer for some of us than others. it's the usual suspects but i will show you how that will play out. look how pretty from the top of the sales force tower. that's the view looking east. we got rid of the marine layer, plenty sunshine even in the mid bay. oakland has gotten to 67. if we look at whbermer tavere t upp like this. it's color coded. the deeper yellow and orange is where you have pockets that wi if not shaded, you will be average. now you see a pattern. inland valleys of the east bay where temperatures are as much as 10 to 15 degrees above average. in the bay you are doing what you should. we will hit 97 in concord, 95 in livermore. go over hills and get down over to some, exposure to on shore flow, influence from the marine layer and temperatures are better. it's even below average at the beach today at 62. what would be average for inland valleys of east bay? 88. 97 today will turn to 89 by saturday. there is good news, we will cool back to average south bay numbers, mid 80s most locations. it will be a r

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walnut creek police tell us the suspect and victims were all at a lounge before the shooting. it happened this morning in a nearby parking lot. they are still looking for a suspect that shot four people, killing one of them. the club was packed on the inside, they saw several fights outside. including this one. it happened just before gunshots rang out. >> i saw his lower abdomen and then i saw a couple bullet wounds, yeah, dude. i can not look at that. >> he was in pain, growing. and very scared. >> it is not clear if the fight was connected to the shooting. at this time, no connection. >> they were seeing a spike in homicides. this year, unusually high. the third homicide of the year. last year they did not have any and in 2019 just 1. >>> loved ones gathered today to honor the nine victims of the vta rail yard shooting. in the past 90 minutes we got a picture of coworkers gathering in san jose's sp ascenter. before the memorial service community members lined street as vta buses and police led a procession from the bus yard to the sap center. they were celebrating the lives

so it is use at your own risk a little bit in some ways. we all are exposing ourselves and it is unfortunate. >> is the suspect still behind bars, and what do we know about him? >> reporter: yes. the suspect was arrested monday night and he is still behind bars and in terms of what we know or his background, his name has not been released yet. police are still investigating and the das office is looking into the case. it has not formally filed charges. we will report back and release his name once we have it. >>> on the fire watch now, new evacuations are ordered as cruise battle the dixie fire in butte county. that fire just about doubled in size since yesterday and it now covers 2200 acres northeast of paradise, an area severely damaged of course in the campfire of 2018. as of tonight there is no containment. paul heggen is watching the wind to see were all of the smoke is going. >>> it is blowing the same place it was 24 hours ago, the northeast which will keep it away from the bay area. this is this afternoon and we will zoom in on the

. >> new numbers show that compared to 2020 gas prices and the cost of used cars and trucks are up more than 45%. that is a record jump for secondhand vehicles. the price of air travel has soared more than 24%, hotel rooms 17% and the bad news; experts say expect the prices to keep going up. >> partly because we are not fully back to where we are prepandemic. both in air fares and hotel prices and because wages are rising in the industry. its been difficult to bring employees back. >> frustrated travelers may have to get used to the new normal. >> no. >> i know. >> not going to do it. >>> ahead a first look at the official uniforms for team usa. why these are pretty cool. >>> and today on 123450. >>> a south bay business owner fed up with his shopgetting broken into. >>> let's get a last check of weather. >> all right. here is a live look at san francisco with the hotel camera with sun out there. a pretty sight. we are looking at temperatures in the low 60's for san francisco and oakland, mid- 60s's in santa rosa and mid-70s for concord, livermore and san jose. the sunshine around the b

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. >> you don't have to show us but felt the test that you have done that. >> reporter: all tickets will be digital and mobile orring at anstems and all guests t aifilt over the age of 2 must wear masks at all times but given the rise in covid cases in la county, are there concerns about these large indoor events? >> i don't believe we should be worried. we have done a phenomenal job in making sure our fans are safe and we look at how we took care of them during playoff basketball and making sure with our accreditation and how much we are cleaning and sanitizing our venue. >> the first concert at microsoft theater will be on saturday. >>> disneyland tomorrow and disney world will once again require face masks indoors and the rules will apply to both workers and visitors, regardless of vaccination status. comes after safety guidance from health and government officials. >>> coming up, divided over face masks, the growing frustration among the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. >>> animal shelters are overwhelmed by people heading back to work and it is causing a pet return crisis. >>> comin

there were a couple of us sitting up here like holy crap. that was cool. we were all yelling and high- fiving and stuff. happy that he threw the ball the way he did and we were able to score. >> the a's new pitcher, and a break going the a's way? sean murphy is back and it dropped. how about hits it deep. the padres then put up five runs in the fifth inning and took the lead manny machado, and the padres when 7-4, the a's fourth straight loss sending them six games behind front running houston. >>> nfl, they checked in for training camp. they will be on the practice field tomorrow in santa clara. for the first time since their super bowl run in miami, kyle shanahan and john lynch had a non-zoom press conference with the media. topic number one, quarterback. jimmy garoppolo and trey lance. >> jimmy is coming in as the number one and trey is coming in as two. there is no rookie that will just come in and be ablegame. >>> katie ledecky, the stanford alum was nowhere to be found in the 200 meter freestyle final. australia took the gold but one hour later, the

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we could use some more, because there's still an awful lot of fireworks being used out there. >> people need to understand it's not just them they need to understand that they're putting other people's lives at risk too. >> in san jose, firefighters responded to 20 fireworks-related calls. the police department issued ten citations and they seized nearly 550 pounds of fireworks. but it's obvious from this video there were many more that flew under the radar. >>> tonight santa rosa police are still looking for the gunman who opened fire on a holiday party, killing a man, injuring three others. just after midnight, a silver honda pulled up to the block party on beachwood drive and started shooting. someone in the car was apparently shouting gang-related phrases. police believe someone at the party shot back, and the suspects ran off after crashing into a parked car. tonight a woman and a teenage girl are in critical condition. a teenage boy is expected to survive. >>> also tonight, concern growing over the highly contagious delta variant. that strain now accounts for one in four covid-19

dennis donald is joining us. the commissioner warned oakland to not be surprised if it is the latter. >> we are one week from the oakland city council vote on the plan for a new ballpark at howard terminal. dave has said that the stadium vote is make or break for the future of the deans in oakland. he's checked out several sites in vegas and has another visit on the books for the day after that vote. rob manfred showed his cards on the vegas situation. he said las vegas is a viable alternative for a major league club. taking this as a bluff is a mistake, there is a decision board for oakland as to whether or not they want to have baseball moving forward. so, is the threat real? the raiders moved to vegas. 49ers moved from san francisco, to santa clara. i think you have to take the threat as real. it certainly feels like d-day for their future upon us. >> we will see what happens, in a week. >>> a search for a missing jogger in the east bay heals hills is intensifying. there is an unprecedented effort in alameda c

use common sense. stay hydrated and find air conditioning or shade. low 70s in san francisco and mid-70s around berkeley and richmond and temperatures inland reaching up into the upper 80s and mostly low to mid 90s by friday afternoon with hotter weather further north in sonoma and napa counties and inland mendocino county and lake county will be over 100 and when temperatures heat up the temperature drops to around 10% to 50% inland and the north bay and east bay into the diablo range so we have to watch the fire threat but the humidity values will rebound every night and they drop again during the day. but the fact that they go up overnight helps somewhat in terms of the fire threat and the wind will be week and it will help to keep the fire danger from being at the top of the scale but these are low relative humidity levels all the way through the weekend down into the single digit range down into contra costa and alameda counties. the heat is done by tuesday and wednesday with temperatures back to normal inland and even a little below average alon

people say they are used to the drought conditions, used to the dry. every single time they say when there they cringe, telling me saving water isn't always easy. >> i have been conserving all my life. this is hard when i am already conserving. >> reporter: in mill valley for years, she knows droughts and water cuts are coming. the landscaper at cnl. he knows it all. >> there is a fear, yeah. you need to be diverse in the situation. you need to be able to practice different skills you have been honing through life. >> reporter: he says homeowners should look at more california native plants for landscaping because of their drought tolerant capabilities. he recommends giving your landscaper a call to look at your irrigation system. he says so many homeowners don't know they're wasting water because of leaks. >> take the initiative and ask them specifically i need you to go through our system. >> reporter: marin has a one day a week sprinkler restriction and the day is different depending where you live. it's a thursdays in mill valley. that's today. all

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thank you for joining us. >>> we begin with a deadly shooting. an investigation happening right now in walnut creek. it happened overnight at the spoon tonic lounge and police say they just got there before closing time and found one person dead. >> witnesses say the club was packed and there were multiple fight outside of the club before the shooting. >> reporter: the nightclub is all the way back there and the shooting happened in this part of the parking lot and witnesses say a gunman was standing here shooting at a car in this direction trying to leave this parking lot and they say somehow the car reversed and backed right into the pole and hence the damage to the taillight right here and they say the gunman was still shooting at the folks inside the car as they were running away from that car. >> reporter: customers they this lounge was packed. >> everybody was having a great time and the drinks were flowing in it was great. took they say made in nifty people were dancing and drinking inside and many of them out the first time since the lock

us, 0% interest for 24 months. only for a limited time. >>> a new twist in the search for that missing bay area runner. we are live with exclusive new details on the investigation. >> i am a little perplexed as to why we have not found philip yet. >>> a major new wildfire is learning dangerously close to that town that suffer the deadliest wildfire in state history. >>> a bay area doctor sounding the alarm over a resurgence in the coronavirus. >>> a bay area doctor is the first person in the u.s. to face federal charges over fake vaccination cards. and that is not her only alleged crime. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new details on the disappearance of a bay area man who never returned for what was supposed to be an hour long run. tonight the sheriff's department rescue crews are calling off the search for 37- year-old phillip kreycik. katie nielsen is live in pleasanton at the regional park with some exclusive new information on this case. >> reporter: we are at molar ranch staging area. this is

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it is time for darren to take us away. hopefully we are at the tail end of this. >> we have one rey and by monday it is going to be so much better. most of the 70 forecast looks great. if you live in the immediate bay , you're thinking there's a heat wave going on right now? you would have no clue. the clouds that were streaming over the city today the marine layer in full effect for anyone near the coast. as the sun went down at the lights of the city stretched around. it's going to get pulled farther. temperatures right now, look at the difference. these are the right now numbers. it is two degrees shy of 80 in livermore. the cool air has en streaming you start out with relatively cool mornings. this is part of the reason why the numbers are so much higher and why you're included in the excessive heat warning. most of the rest of the valleys of the bay area are not shaded. look at that bite right there. the national weather service removed the delta from the excessive heat warning because you are getting the benefit from

if incentives help us beat this virus, i believe we should use them. >> california is seeing a spike in people getting their first shot and a 20% increase over the 20 -- past week. and at least two san francisco 49ers are among them. they are taking a pass for now at least. >> i am just evaluating everything right now. i haven't made a decision about it yet. >> the 49ers say over 90% of the team is vaccinated. and superstar gymnast simone biles may have tokyo competition, but it didn't stop team usa from bringing home the gold in the women's all-around final. >> the friends and family of vanessa guillen -- suni lee capture the most coveted prize in her sport and simone biles had been the favorite before dropping out to focus on a mental health. >> i went out there and did it and did what i do best. it is so surreal and i haven't even let it sink in yet. >> i am happy and proud that there are no words that can describe how we feel right now. >> she is the fifth straight american woman to win gold in that event and it is pretty amazing. >> that is a long running tradition. thank you th

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the onshore breeze will continue directing a wildfire smoke away from us. but there will be a couple of changes as we head into the second half of the weekend. the onshore breeze will still be with us, but it will shift slightly and we can and some of that smoke can sneak into inland parts of the east bay and the south bay. it is something we will keep an eye on. right now, looking outside we can actually use our salesforce tower camera. temperatures are a mix of the 50s and 60s. anywhere from 56 downtown to 63 in concord. the fog won't make its way too far inland. it will back up quickly, really fast for inland parts of the bay area with visibility improving by late morning. temperatures will start off in the 50s across the board. some of the cooler spots briefly dipping into the upper 40s. high temperatures tomorrow will be pretty close to normal this time of the year. today is national hot dog day. how do you like it? hank appears to like his bed that says hot dog, just fine. tomorrow during the heat of the day he can hang out in his hot dog bed and avoi

live in san jose, kiet do, kpix5. >>> fire danger top of mind for a lot of us right now. chief neurologist paul heggen is tracking what we can expect this weekend. >> temperatures are still going to be a little bit below average and every degree makes a difference, kind of tamping down the fire threat which is never zero this time of year but if we can keep it somewhat in check, that helps. temperatures inland will reach the low to mid 80s to the three day weekend. temperatures are mostly going to be in the 60s and around 70 degrees in east bay. back and forth fog pattern will be with us and that delivers at least some moisture to that parched vegetation, t evle t helps. in terms of the many levels with the below average temperatures, we are not going to see the relative humidity really dropping all that low as we head into the afternoon hours am always the drive time of day over the weekend saturday bottom out around 20%, the lowest eastern contra costa county, similar numbers for sunday and again on monday and you see the green surgeon in overnight, that is marine layer

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and they are warning residents that illegal fireworks will not be tolerated. 80 nielsen shows us what is being done to crackdown on violators this fourth of july weekend. >> reporter: this is the third driest year on record and that means high wire danger in the east bay hills r parts of the bay area. a dangerous situation when fireworks get thrown into the mix. it happens every year. despite the drought it is about bound to happen again. illegal fireworks lighting up the skies and potentially starting destructive fires. >> typically independence day celebrations resulting twice as many fires as any other day of the year. >> there were over 6000 complaints less fourth of july and police say this year, if you are caught lighting them there will not be any warnings, you will be fined. >> don't be the cause of the tragedy or a fire. we will be out there in full force. >> in the oakland berkeley hills conditions are so dry that police and fire departments are teaming up to close a popular place to light fireworks. it will be closed from 5:00 a.m. on the fourth of july until 5:00 a.m. the

methods they shouldn't use unknowingly and giving out information because their friends do it all the time and they don't think there's anything wrong with it. >> reporter: the most common scam they reported was business e-mails being compromised and romance scams were second. >> the best advice to protect yourself is to ask to meet the person even if it is over zoom before handing over any personal information and the studies showed that most thieves one after victims personal identity. >>> it was christmas in july today for one very special little boy. the macy's in downtown sacramento transformed their training room into a winter wonderland for a seven-year-old recently diagnosed with leukemia and made the early holiday request through make-a- wish foundation. he also got a special message from the north pole today. >> hello, pastor, do you know who this is? of course you do. >> i love it. he is so excited and everything is great. i am very thankful. >> unbelievable what that organization does. santa said they will spend the day together and grab hamburgers when he visits sacrament

that smoke will get closer to us. not yet tomorrow or for the first half of the weekend but at the mid level, you can about 5 to 10,000 feet off the ground, that what we can and that smoke will back up towards us. we won't have the strong breeze directing that smoke away from us. it starts to move in and as we wind the clock forward through sunday monday, we will see more smoke across the entire bay area. again, while it is going to we can in the mid-levels of the atmosphere, we will have the onshore breeze at ground level. it remains to be seen how much that smoke will settle down to ground level. it starts out in the mid-level of the atmosphere but gravity drags it down. deteriorating air quality through sunday and monday. we are still at the tail end of the forecast for when that air quality isin a concern. if we are going to see it, it will be inland in the east bay and the santa clara valley by early next week. take a look at how the weather will behave now to win the smoke arrives. it is something we have to be

where ever you live, you get used to it. >> reporter: no matter how much we are used to it, we have to stay cool. >> we have the pool ready. we will be taking it easy pool side. >> reporter:havethe pool ready and some water ready because you will need to be drinking water in these conditions. also inside your home, make sure your thermostat is at 78 or higher and those appliances, try not to use big kitchen appliances so they don't stress the power grid. >>> we have a list of cooling centers at the top of kpix.com. darren is back with your full forecast in about ten minutes. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk monitoring more after shocks from yesterday's 6.0 magnitude earthquake in the sierra, some after shocks coming in the past half hour. this is the map that the usgs is putting together tracking more than 200 after shocks since yesterday's quake just before 4:00 p.m. it was centered south of lake tahoe. this morning after shocks in the area have been continuing, many in the two to three magnitude range. here is some of the mess left behind in rket ended up with broken glass

right now, looking outside we can actually use tower camera. temperatures are a mix of the 50s and 60s. he56 the fog won't make its way too far inland. it will back up quickly, really fast for inland parts of the bay area with visibility improving by late morning. temperatures will start off in the 50s across the board. some of the cooler spots briefly dipping into the upper 40s. high temperatures tomorrow will be pretty close to normal this time of the year. today is national hot dog day. how do you like it? hank appears to like his bed that says hot dog, just fine. tomorrow during the heat of the day he can hang out in his hot dog bed and avoid the hotter weather. in parts of the east bay, the warmest spot on the map. contra costa and solano counties will get up to around 90 degrees. santa clara valley, upper 70s and into the 80s farther into the valley. san francisco, mostly upper 60s. temperatures along the coast only in the 50s. a little baby warm-up for friday, then we just hover with temperatures near average over the weekend and into ne

but what poncho and ucsf have accomplished speaks volumes. >> for us it was thrilling. >> reporter: 18 years ago he was paralyzed by a severe stroke after car crash. >> when he had that stroke and woke up from that accident he could not move his arms or legs and he couldn't talk anymore. >> reporter: his thoughts were intact but the signals couldn't get out of the spring. the neurosurgeon and postdoc engineer david moses were part of the team that then changed t in this new trial. >> reporter: three years ago they implanted a thin micro smaller than the size of a credit card over the special area of his brain. >> it was placed on the part of the brain that controls where you speak and what i mean by that are the areas that control the muscles and move the lips and control the land mix. >> reporter: researchers created his brain waves as he tried to flex his paralyzed vocal muscles. he attempted to say individual words from a select 50 word vocabulary. >> the next step is translating that into words. >> reporter: this involved deep learning algorithms and artificial intelligence and com

that deep marine layer keeping us cool. below average for this time of year by a few degrees once again. as we go through the day taking you hour by hour on future cast and you can see the skies clearing inland and that cloud cover pushing back to the coast as we go through the afternoon. that cloud cover and fog will move and surge back in as we look ahead to tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow little bit cooler compared to today. watching the westerly winds through the day today. another day with that afternoon ocean breeze kicking in. our sunrise at 5:59 and the sunset at 8:31. daytime highs, the peninsula. looking at 77 for redwood city. the south bay. 77 in santa clara. looking at about 78 degrees for a high in san jose as well. for the east bay, 82 concord, mid-80s's antioch and brentwood. the tri valley upper 70's to low 8o's this afternoon. around the bay from 60 in san francisco, looking at 58daley city. mid-60s's alameda and oakland and the north bay. 77 in santa rosa. 78 for a high and topping out in the 90's

that really indicates that on shore flow and ocean breeze kicking in for us. temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday at this time. we are looking at the mid 50s in downtown san francisco, oakland in the upper 50s, mid 60s in santa rosa, low 70s san jose and concord, mid 70s for livermore. we are about five degrees cooler in oakland compared to this time but the 24 hour temperature change, five degrees cooler in san jose and four degrees cooler in concord, hayward, fairfield. checking winds, you can see blustery conditions at sfo, westerly winds at 23, 15 hayward and concord, 21-mile per hour winds in fairfield. summer sea breeze kicking in and that's why we are looking at today, the coolest day of the week, stronger on shore flow. as we go through our day, sunshine inland but still looking at the cloud cover along the coast and around the bay. as we look to tomorrow, low clouds, areas of fog stream right back in for tomorrow and then looking at clearing for most of us through your friday. in fact slightly warmer friday and start of a warming trend into t