there is forced to resist a ceo in concord as people try to cool off on the water slides. first, let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who has details on the toasty temps. he's outside tonight lawrence. yeah. outside here. not bad in san francisco. we've got enough of a sea breeze here. >> that is keeping you cool. but it is still blazing hot. >> in parts of the bay area. we've been watching this he way, bill. we said yesterday it would get hot and that today it would get extreme. and that's exactly what we're seeing up toward the golden gate bridge right now. we do have a little see haze developing there. that's a good sign. hopefully get some fog developing later. we had records coming down around the bay area today, a 100 for a record in santa rosa. one o 3, a record and samara fell one. '03. also in canfield, a record redwood city, a hot 102 degrees. that's very hot inside the bay in gilroy. a 106 degrees also record. but all around the bay area. look at these numbers. a 108 in antioch, a 107 in concord for a high one. '07, in livermore 102 in the

for some reason san jose, 80s for concord, low 60s on the coast, that's not going to change much. 70s around the peninsula and the south end of the bay with a mix of 70s and lower 80s for the santa clara valley. tri-valley temptress are in the lower and middle 80s with the warmest spots of east of mount diablo only topping out in the upper 80s. not bad for the last day of june. middle 80s in symphysis go, high temptress for east bay in the upper 70s, upper 70's and lower 80s double together for the north bay, until you had even farther north, where it will be significant hotter for mendocino county and lake county, instead of approaching 100 degrees, you will top out around 95 degrees instead. we will take whatever improvement we can get there. things will keep heading the right direction. not much variation to the temperatures for the rest of the work weekend through the holiday weekend and early into the next week, inland, around the bay, or along the coast, what you experience tomorrow is pretty much what it is going to feel like all the way through the holiday weekend, that's not

having us sit at 87 for concord and 89 in livermore. those are just a couple degrees below the day time highs, tomorrow it is the day that we finally get everybody back down to where we should be. i will slow you that in detail in the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now, back to you. >> good news on the fire lines of the willow fire today. cooler temperatures there as well. keeping the flames from growing much overnight. still no containment since it began thursday night the fire burned more than 2,000 acres in the forest. and because of the rough terrain the firecrews are relying on airdrops to slow the spread. >> live look at the richmond san rafael bridge that could be part of a worse case scenario plan to help marin county from running out next summer. the district is taking the first steps to build an emergency pipeline across the bridge that was done 50 years ago from the major drought of the late 70s. they hired a consulting firm to search for water rights holders in the central valley that would sell their allotmen

concord, san josÉ, vallejo, santa rosa, con mÁximas de 80°. temperaturas en la penÍnsula agradables, 70°. en la costa con temperaturas de 68—73° para sÁbado y domingo. vallejo en 70° para el sÁbado y domingo. temperaturas templadas para maÑana en la maÑana. ramÓn: puede recibir alertas informativas en nuestra aplicaciÓn, descÁrguela, es gratuita. segÚn autoridades de east palo alto, casi 2000 libras de fuegos artificiales fueron decomisados. reportera: ya vamos a mitad de aÑo y las autoridades dicen que han visto un aumento en el consumo de fuegos artificiales en dos ciudades, incluyendo east palo alto. >> es contra la ley. reportera: el alcalde fue explÍcito al referirse sobre el tema y aclarando que los fuegos artificiales son un peligro y muy molestos. >> si quieren utilizar esas cosas, tienen que tener en mente que son ilegales. piense en su salud. yo conozco personas que perdieron dedos. esto puede ser nocivo para todos. reportera: el departamento de policÍa de east palo alto recomienda reportar estas actividades. >> no s

temperatura superior a 80° en vallejo, santa rosa, napa, concord. niebla del pacÍfico podrÍa ingresar en las maÑanas al interior de la bahÍa. mucha precauciÓn con la mala visibilidad. en la penÍnsula estarÁ muy agradable maÑana, 77°. 74° para san mateo el domingo. el este de la bahÍa cerca de los 85°. mÁs adelante hablamos de calor extremo para la semana entrante. ramÓn: a partir del 15 de junio, negocios ya no tendrÁn que seguir medidas de seguridad. pero los negocios se reservan el derecho de decidir si se usa el cubrebocas. >> es una noticia muy grande. me da gusto. reportera: comenzÓ la cuenta regresiva en california. >> estamos muy felices y contentos, esperamos a la gente. reportera: segÚn el estado, los completamente vacunados no tendrÁn que usar mascarillas. >> vamos a buscar la manera de tomar precauciones. queremos que se sientan cÓmodos. reportera: la emociÓn entre los negociantes es palpable, pero es importante recordar que ellos tienen derecho a requerir el uso de mascarillas en sus establecimientos. el departamento

concord, yeah you're going to go past 100 degrees. we're going to get a full look at the weather. >>> hieldsburg is now tightening water restráeubgs. restrictions. the use of sprinklers and drip irrigation is banned. the goal is to reduce water use city wide. violators can face up to $1,000 per day on fines. >>> new at 11:00, an anniversary strip took a sharp turn. their little dog was stolen from their car in a smash and grab near fisherman's luz pena spoke to the family. >> reporter: jaqueline zavala are looking back at photos of their dog leo hoping to see him again. >> it was just so windy and we had gone on more than seven hours of tours. >> we decided to just leave him in the car. we left him inside his carrier bag and we put him at the bottom of the seat. he just sleeps there. >> reporter: they noticed leo's blanket on the sidewalk. >> my heart just plummeted. i literally feel like a part of my heart is gone. >> jaqueline and refugio believe thieves saw their luggage in the back of the vehicle and took leo as he began barking

upper 70s in san jose, mid 80s this afternoon in concord. the weekend forecast is coming up. >>> this is coming up for you right now, a live look from our mark hopkins camera. a bit foggy on a friday. 5:39. we'll be right back. >>> we are following breaking news out of surf side, florida. within the past 30 minutes, we have learned four people are confirmed dead and 159 are still unaccounted for after part of this 12 story condo building suddenly collapsed. >> rescue crews have been working around the clock since 1:30 yesterday morning in hopes of finding any survivors. floors were left pancaked on top of one another, entire apartments cut in half. it is not clear how this happened. we will bring another update in our next half hour. >>> at l.a.x., investigators are looking into what hey be the worst security breach at a u.s. airport in a decade, incredible video showing officers chasing a driver around the tarmac. the driver crashed through a security gate at a fed ex facility. sources tell our sister station that the man behind the wheel d

if you notice we're still doing not so well, up through the napa, oakland, concord area, we're talking about an exceptional drought. d4, which is the worst category in the index when it comes to drought monitors. some things that you could do to maybe help water conservation tips, take shorter showers, i saw kris sanchez has a timer she popped up for five-minute showers. i thought that was neat. over to you. >>> we'll take that advice and out to the roadway, exceptional is not great talking about drought but the drive is not bad. we have the build consistently now hayward and union city along the nimitz right about this time from 5:45 to 6:15 is when that starts to kick in, that's what's going on right now. same thing for the slowing, the longer drive that lasts half mile of vasco road around the dump entrance things back up slowing around the bend and here at the bay bridge toll plaza the build now really kicked in over the last couple of minutes, that's what you encounter out of the maze and off the berkeley curve. >>> get ready, we're changing some things up, adding another newscast

and cranking up those temperatures outside these numbers still 102 in livermore, a 104 right now in concord. this is the type of setting now with these temperatures probably going to hover in the 90's even after 9 o'clock tonight, many spots still inland going to still see temperatures in the 90's and some of the overnight lows maybe only down into possibly the 70's, maybe even 80's across some of the higher mountains around the bay area. heat advisories remain in effect throughout much of the bay area going to see some hot temperatures again for tomorrow. there's a sign that cooler temperatures are on the way for the weekend. we'll have more on that coming up in just a little bit, guys. all right, lawrence, we'll be looking forward to hearing that governor newsom in the east bay today during a news conference there. he talked about the concerns of power outages during this heat wave. he says the state has reserved more power than the previous year. >> and that the stores will be increased in the following years. >> that may be specific on storage with 200 megawatts of storage. last year. w

temperatures in the 40s and 50s, 53 in concord. oakland at 54. 51 livermore and downtown san ancisco. rosa. tracking the westerly wind at 14 miles per hour at sfo, 9 in oakland and 7 in oakland and napa. one more cool day with breezy conditions as we are tracking the low pressure system offshore bringing in the stronger onshore flow. looking to the rest of the week, a gradual warming trend in store through thursday, friday and the weekend. we are looking at the afternoon sea breeze kicking in and that will be the case tomorrow. tomorrow, temperatures a bit warmer for thursday and friday. as you can see, we will see the sunshine this afternoon. that will be the case for thursday and the rest of the work week. as we look to the rest of the work week into the weekend, we were hoping for rain chances, it does not look good, we are looking at the well to the north. maybe for lake county and meo e some showers as we look to the end of the week. daytime highs for the south bay, upper 60s, close to 70 for santa clara, 71 for the south bay.

the finder says the jets are similar to the concordes but are 75% cheaper to operate and more environment we finally. they cost $200 million each and can travel 1300 miles per hour or about twice as fast as conventional jetliners. that means the flight from san francisco to japan would only take about six hours pick united plans to start piloting them in 2029. i wonder what the cost is going to be to cut in half. not going to be cheaper customer but take a look at what we expect. no big changes over the next few days pick of the fog will be spending inland as we had through this evening. very few changes tomorrow and over the weekend. pre-typical june weather to the bay area and as we head into early next week we are in for a coolend thwiarrive monday and tuesday and even continue into wednesday. started to surround sutro tower, temperatures today really overachieved inland to the east bay. a good 5 to 7 degrees above our forecast for today. just because the entrepreneur to make it that far inland to cool things off, temperatures in santa rosa and san jose closer to reasonable for this ti

the winds will be strong at the higher elevations. 62, santa rosa. 65, concord. it's breezy from concord to % sunny skies through the day. noontime, upper 60s, bayside. upper 70s inland. 50s at the coast. with windy conditions, wins over 30 miles per hour at the coast but some 80s and land. cooler to start the week and we will talk about it in win it. >>> the full reopening of california's economy front and center for the entire state. there is work to be done in the days ahead. with less than nine days to go before the june 15 date, local counties are doing what it takes to get the rest of the bay area vaccinated. contra costa counties driving to your home if you still need the shop. abc7 news reporter luz pena as part of our vaccine team. she spoke to leaders on how they hope to reach herd immunity. >> reporter: time is ticking before california reopens. contra costa county is noticing a drop in their weekly vaccination numbers. >> while we have cite churches and schools and centers in communities, they are not filling up quickly. >> reporter: with 65% of contr

folks, could the concord be re emerging in a different form? we'll be watching. >> breaking news we've got to begin with this the nation's largest transportation system is the latest victim of a hack attack. new york's metro transit authority saying it was able to stop the attack before any data were compromised but this comes following that jbs meat company attack. u.s. meat suppliers were shutdown on this hack attack and now national security experts say a russian-linked cyber crime organization named revil , like russian evil is responsible. last month's attack on the colonial pipeline where hack ers used a ransomware attack to shutdown a key pipeline for more than a week, that too, suspected to be pointing at russia. well now, the biden administration's national security advisor sending a warning to all u.s. businesses saying "all organizations must recognize that no company is safe from being targeted by ransomware, regardless of your size or location." let's get to hillary vaughn, live on capitol hill with the latest from washington. this

up to 107 in concord. and we have an excessive heat warning for the higher terrain in the north bay and all of solano county, most of contra costa and alameda counties and about half of santa clara county. tomorrow is the peak of the heat wave area temperatures will start to cool off a little as we head into the weekend. we will talk more about that and compare tomorrow's highs to tomorrow's records in just a few minutes. darren peck is in the san ramon valley tracking the first flex alert of the year. >> reporter: in danville where it feels great now. earlier it was one of the locations that lost power. because of the heat today. and as paul rented out, tomorrow will be the peak of the heat wave, and that is when we can run into some bigger concerns. we are just getting started with this heat wave and already thousands of people across the bay area lost power including 3500 here in danville. that is why cal iso want you to know that there are all things we can do to help. >> tomorrow between 5:00 and 10:0

for the east bay 77 for a high in concord, pleasant hill, around the bay. daytime highs topping out at 63 for san francisco, 68 oakland. >>> rain got in the way of the giants potentially picking up their 39th win of the season against the nationals. they're expected to make it up with a pair of seven inning games saturday. >>> this fan at the colosseum doesn't need a glove. he snags a foul ball in his ball cap, oakland and kansas city tied at one in the seventh. one bounced past and in the center to give the royals the lead. now, a two run shot and kansas city republicans 6-1. a's stay a game ahead of the astros in als with houston's loss last night. decisive game of women's college series. coleman knocks one out for a 2- 0 sooner lead. ou wins 5-1 to win their third national championship in five years. oklahoma finishes 56-4. >>> u.s. open and olympic club had a sizeable crowd but this weekend, no tickets were sold. maybe you can catch a glimpse riding by on bart. round one, thompson collapsed at olympics, could have used shots like this one. chips in for

setting new records in concord and livermore. concord is one of the hottest. friday, 99. sunday 89 and yes, good week next week, plenty of 70s monday through thursday. forecast in san francisco is 70s next couple of days, then cool back to the 60s saturday and sunday. same for early next week. right through the inland valleys as i told you, hottest day is 106 on thursday average. 92 on sunday, then cooling down to 79 once we roll into next tuesday's forecast. i like some hot weather but 106, that's way too hot. >> little too much. dangerous. thanks jeff. >>> caught on camera, bizarre vandalism that meant one restaurant owner couldn't open today. >ayek in a brand new "tonight show" tonight. >>> uc system is reversing course, will require all students, faculty and staff to be fully vaccinated by the fall. we're back in a moment. >>> the san francisco fire department is grieving after unexpected death of longtime firefighter. christopher yauk passed away after battling a fire in parking structure of sfo, helped put out fire that burned half a dozen cars. returned home, suffe

concord you are 58, a little bit more sunshine and also in the south bay at san jose, 58 with mostly sunny skies. oakland, a gray start, 58. livermore is 57. downtown san francisco is 56 and 55 for santa rosa. here is what you can expect. that cooler start, near normal daytime highs as we look to tuesday and wednesday, coastal morning drizzle, slightly cooler temperatures and we will warm things up as we look ahead to the end of the week. today, highs around 63 in pacifica. around the bay 67 in san francisco, 71 oakland. inland, upper 70s to low to mid 80s. 81 san jose, 83 concord, 83 livermore as well as for fairfield. the north bay, 80 in santa rosa and 79 for napa this afternoon. upper level low pressure system to our west offshore is ushering in that stronger sea breeze and with it, cooler temperatures. the ridge of high pressure that brought extreme heat last week that will continue to push away from us thankfully so. hour by hour on futurecast, we are looking at clearing for many of us inland and around the bay. you can see clouds along the coast for you for tomorrow morning. y

there is nothing in common with the two airlines except the concord flew at 2.2 mach. that is the only issue. right now today, when you look at u.s. carriers like united, particularly united, if they put their name on this order, this plane is safe, it is ecologically a winner as well. >> so let me completely geek out now about what this plane would be like. so the prospect is 3 1/2 hours to london which is now about 5 1/2 to 6 hours. how many passengers will it fit inside. >> is there caviar. >> is there caviar, will it be expensive as well? feed the geek in me. >> the basic program would be this could exist today using the fares that are now business class fares which where high any way. but again, the deal for an airline today you have something called premium economy, they need more real estate for that. you take the business class passengers and the same fare and put them on this one and they have more real estate which so it is a winner for both airlines. being supersonic doesn't count. so the time you save is usable so you're not arriving and departing at 3:00 i

as we look to the east bay, mid 80s in concord, pleasant hill. so again a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. the valley highs in the upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. for right around the bay 64 in downtown san francisco. 60 daly city. upper 60s for you in alameda, oak land and for san leandro. in the north bay in the low to mid 80s. 58 for a high in santa rosa. 93 for a high in clear lake. here is the extended forecast. the weero with that cool down with daytime highs below arage for this time of year for next week. >>> the iconic bridal gown that princess diana wore is going on display for the first time. >> she trusted us to come up with something she would really love. previous record was 23-feet. with diana we thought lets do better than. >> princess diana's dress was such a tightly guarded secret the fashion designer would throw random pieces of fabric into the trash trying to throw journalists off the scent. >>> it is just about ten minutes before 6:00. coming up next on kpix 5. >> some strange creatures are on their way to the sp

we're certainly sizzling in some spots. 98 in concord. 100 if high in livermore. you get to the coast and you get that sea breeze so it pretty comfortable. 68 in the city. you can see 81 in brentwood. 83 in clear lake. but around the shoreline we're in the 50s and 60s. that fog is going to come back tomorrow and that's going to signal some cooler changes. by 7:00 a.m. we have offshore breeze. tomorrow we get refreshing air. we'll take a look at those numbers in the accu weather forecast in just a few minutes. >> >> thank >>> this week as part of our effort to create a better area we're focusing country. >> this is definitely the first time we've been out. >> reporter: mike exploring yonkville and finding lots of others had the same idea. >> i think we're coming back. we're on a trajectory of trying to come back to our old way of life. >> i'm just tuckered out. i'm tired. >> reporter: tom davie says the holiday weekend brought crowds me never expected. >> this is the busiest that we've been in probably two years. flat out. and people are so excited to be here, they

daytime highs came out to 100 for livermore, 90 in concord and big differences depending on if you were inland or if you were in the bay a little bit closer, still warm in san jose but not like the 100 and you can see how far away from records we were, nobody got there and some of us, you know, places that were closer to the influence of the bay, san jose, san rafael, miles away. sonoma misted by 15. having said all that, it is still hot enough out there now for the next few hours anyway, the heat advisory still in place until we can until 9:00 tonight and the inland valleys and it is still in excessive heat warning for solano county and the rest of the sacrament of valley and there is still a spare the air day for today. there is not one for tomorrow. i have such good news in terms of the cooldown for tomorrow, and how dramatic it is going to be, i'll have that coming up in a bit. for now let's check in with ondrea who is live in walnut creek. >> reporter: and for the cooldown starting already from where we were at 5:00 standing out here in north main street, it is quite a different ta

san josÉ podrÍa reportar 93° de mÁxima maÑana. 101° en concord. se emitiÓ advertencia por calor en varios condados. mÁs adelante veremos el dÍa mÁs caluroso de la semana. paola: mÁs informaciÓn sobre el tiempo en nuestra aplicaciÓn. la pg&e advierte a varias zonas de condena a estar alertas por los incendios forestales. podrÍan haber apagones rotativos en los prÓximos meses para evitar estos incendios. el condado santa clara declarÓ emergencia local por la sequÍa. el condado pide a los residentes que reduzcan 15% consumo de agua. la situaciÓn podrÍa ser mÁs crÍtica si los residentes no ponen de su parte. las autoridades informaron que un hombre de 32 aÑos fue dado de alta luego de ser atacado por un tiburÓn en san mateo. el surfista fue mordido en la pierna derecha. el rescate fue complicado. la playa fue cerrada luego del ataque. un sospechoso de homicidio fue arrestado en livermore. dos hombres fueron trasladados a un hospital local y una de las vÍctimas muriÓ. el gobernador newson llegÓ a un acuerdo para suspender los desalo

mid-70s for concord. low 80s in concord. 61 in the city, santa rosa at 71. as we go through the overnight hours the marine layer builds back in. we've been waking up to gray skies and we'll do that tomorrow, but it doesn't stick around. by late morning it's melted back to the coast and the golden gate like it has for most of the day. it makes for a pretty show of the fog. morning lows in the low 60s. day time highs tomorrow right where they were today, no difference yet. the big heatwave is not starting tomorrow. it gets warmer on tuesday, but thursday is the day when we'll top out and this will be felt differently depending on where you are. i'm going to give you the idea of baek the heat plays out. we'll start out in the hottest, inland valleys of the east bay, livermore where it'll be 102, up 680 up towards danville 103, 105 in concord. if we get back into the bay where there is more of an influence, as we'll have enough of an on shore flow at the coast, the beaches will be fine. san francisco at 74, warm, but not hot. san jose to 93. it'll be in the 89-d

boulevard and new road in concord. officials say a 16 year-old boy launched the fireworks from an apartment balcony and apartment deck caught fire after an explosion. there was extensive smoke and water damage to the unit. the teenager was arrested and later released to his parents. another fireworks in the apartment with taken contra. costa county has strengthened is fireworks ordinance because of the expected dangerous fire season. the city of morgan hill has declared a level 2 water shortage. >> the goal being to reduce consumer demand for water by 21 to 40%. this follows the recent water emergency that was announced by the santa clara valley water district. the action means that residential and commercial customers will be restricted to watering their lawns and landscaping 3 days a week. and this is effective immediately. so odd number addresses are allowed to water on monday. thursday and saturday. tuesday, friday and sunday. that's for even number addresses. >> in the last drought morgan hill, resident stepped be

we're currently actually 65 in oakland right now. 84 in concord, 69 in valais. how and 82 right now in nevado. definitely cooler than where we're at. just a couple days ago and in some places even cooler versus what we saw yesterday by a degree or 2 that high pressure is continuing to weekend in shift. in fact, that warm air that was over the bay area's actually over. you can see southern nevada and southern california here and parts of central california under that excessive heat warning, but not for us. we have that fee breeze kicking in and cooler temperatures along the coast. here's a look at our numbers this afternoon. and evening so you can expect to the clouds. as i mentioned, fog along the coast to stick with us and shift inland overnight tomorrow morning. we will see some fog along the coast of the 7 day forecast in a bit. justine. >> a san jose mine had man has died after he fell off a ridge at sequoia national park at a woman who tried to help him was also hurt. this happened on monday is the group of 3 hikers were walking along the summit. ridge of m

we're certainly sizzling in some spots. 98 in concord. 100 if high in livermore. you get to the coast and you get that sea breeze so it pretty comfortable. 68 in the city. you can see 81 in brentwood. 83 in clear lake. but around the shoreline we're in the 50s and 60s. that fog is going to come back tomorrow and that's going to signal some cooler changes. by 7:00 a.m. we have offshore breeze. tomorrow we get refreshing air. we'll take a look at those numbers in the accu weather forecast in just a few minutes. >> >> thank >>> this week as part of our effort to create a better area we're focusing country. >> this is definitely the first time we've been out. >> reporter: mike exploring yonkville and finding lots of others had the same idea. >> i think we're coming back. we're on a trajectory of trying to come back to our old way of life. >> i'm just tuckered out. i'm tired. >> reporter: tom davie says the holiday weekend brought crowds me never expected. >> this is the busiest that we've been in probably two years. flat out. and people are so excited to be here, they

triple digit heat thursday from concord, danville, livermore. the south bay, you will be in the 90s in san jose. you see around the bay a little bit more comfortable. not as hot, mid 70s in san francisco. really inland we will see triple digit heat from santa rosa to fairfield. you see along the coast in the upper 60s, really watching daily hot conditions inland as we go through mid week. you can see the temperatures on the rise as we look to your tuesday and then triple digit heat inland wednesday and especially on thursday. please be safe as we are looking at hot temperatures mid week, slowly cooling it, warm to hot conditions as we look to friday and into our weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today, a new show headed to the cw. >> it's call the republic of sarah. there is a lot to unpack in the premise alone. the drama is about a small town in new hampshire aiming to become its own country. the reason, to prevent a mining company from ruining it. there is a lot more to it so we asked the star stella baker to explain it. >> ove

we're at 94 tomorrow for the average out there in concord. next tuesday, 79 degrees. >> this is more like it right about here. >> that's going to be really good. that's from this system out here that's going to sit out next week. it acts as a buffer and keep the hot, hot air away. no problems with heat through most of next week, but i think, again, not this weekend, but the following weekend we could get back up into some low to mid-90s. >> it'll be summer at that point. >> yeah, certainly. >> don't go anywhere. see you in a few minutes. >>> this weekend the nbc bay area app is free to download and you can get weather information right specific to your neighborhood. yes, it's more accurate than your standard weather app on your phone. >>> up next at 7:00, are you ready to go maskless at work? many people are telling us they're keeping the masks on even though they don't have to. we're chatting with a covid specialist, dr. peter chin for long ucsf. is it safer to keep your mask on? >>> a man arrested after officers say he tried to lunge at gov

mid 80s in areas like san jose and concord. but hey, look, we're doing pretty good compared to the rest of california and up through the pacific northwest, because take a look at the travel forecast. if you're heading down to southern california and lar, pretty good. hot in the inland areas. in palm springs, triple digits. seattle dealing with historic record heat. and i want to take this opportunity for those of you who love fireworks. let the pros do it. here's the reason why you don't want to be that person to set off fireworks. see the red? this signifies how 100% of the state is in a serious drought. what does it mean? it means with e had lack of rain. everything out there right now is extremely dry. any little thing can really set off and spread a fire. that is not what we want to see. we don't want to put others in danger. we want none of that in the state of california. please be careful out there. in addition to that, let me show you what the fire danger index means. if you're thinking it will be fine. the temperatures

concord, yeah you're going to go past 100 degrees. we're going to get a full look at the weather. >>> hieldsburg is now tightening water restráeubgs. restrictions. the use of sprinklers and drip irrigation is banned. the goal is to reduce water use city wide. violators can face up to $1,000 per day on fines. >>> new at 11:00, an anniversary strip took a sharp turn. their little dog was stolen from their car in a smash and grab near fisherman's luz pena spoke to the family. >> reporter: jaqueline zavala are looking back at photos of their dog leo hoping to see him again. >> it was just so windy and we had gone on more than seven hours of tours. >> we decided to just leave him in the car. we left him inside his carrier bag and we put him at the bottom of the seat. he just sleeps there. >> reporter: they noticed leo's blanket on the sidewalk. >> my heart just plummeted. i literally feel like a part of my heart is gone. >> jaqueline and refugio believe thieves saw their luggage in the back of the vehicle and took leo as he began barking

same for concord and livermore as well down through the south bay. what can we expecexpect? before i get to the day time highs, prepare for some allergies. take the allergy medicine with you. we have moderate to high grass pollen out there. here's the reason it might big you more, the wind. it's breezy now by the san mateo, san francisco area and near portions of marin and concord. that sometimes makes the pollen even worse because it moves it around. we're monitoring the hour-by-hour wind gusts and i put this timeline all the way forward to monday. the reason for that, monday we'll have a dry cold front so no rain. it will drop our temperatures down and pick up our wins. check this out, san mateo 20 plus, hayward 25. any time we see winds, there's a fire concern but it looks like it will remain cool so we should be at least on the side of caution for sure still. san jose, 79 for today, millipedes 80. through the east, 69 for hayward, 86 concord and, of course, we will keep the 60s along the peninsula. in the city it is going to feel chillier because of the wind. but if you'

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in concord. 75 in pittsburgh, 73 degrees in the napa valley and 70 in the votto. we are expecting that dome of high pressure to build out the desert southwest. and here comes bringing that dry desert air in the bay area. some to watch out for. there may some some tropical moisture wrapping around that ridge and you can see the circulation is a clockwise circulation around that ridge of that happens. we've seen this where we get some of these thunderstorms pop up. certainly we don't want those thunderstorms. we're in a drought. we've got some very dry conditions. you got that he going on. that could be an issue. so we're watching very, very closely. temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. 90 degrees in concord. 90 in little more about 80 in san jose. and then about 76 degrees in hayward out over the next couple of days. here are those numbers. and while it is going to get blaze, not starting on wednesday. triple digits. inland size a 108 degrees on thursday, maybe a 106 on friday. some of the valleys could even be warmer than that. some places toward us law. county ma

that's pretty chilly. 44 in napa about 46 degrees in livermore concord, about 50 degrees in san francisco. all right. we are looking at some changes coming our way. this low pressure center and this whole trough is going to start to lift just a little bit. that should allow temperatures to warm up a few degrees by tomorrow afternoon. we'll be mild in most spots warm and some of the interior valleys. i think maybe up in the mid 70's there. otherwise you have or keep things dry. it looks like for the foreseeable future. that's not so surprising. specially at this time of year. tomorrow we're looking about 71 degrees in santa rosa should be sunny and about 73 a beautiful day in the napa valley. so these temperatures still really below the average, but comfortable 75 degrees in concord. 75 in livermore. 70 in san jose and 50 degrees. 58 degrees in san francisco over the next few days. we're going to see these temperatures start to march up of it. in fact, as we get the weekend, these numbers return to you're going to see a lot of 70's and 80's in many spots 60's up toward the coastline on sat

well, inland 96 in concord, 93 in pittsburgh. you get the idea. these numbers really soaring still 101 in fairfield. that's how things are going to play out hose hottest temperatures are going to be over the east bay hills. but even inside the bay get santa clara valley. it is still going to be pretty hot. there now. we're still seeing enough of the sea breeze to keep the temperatures down and that will play out tomorrow, although as high pressure builds overhead, less of a sea breeze by tomorrow afternoon. so it's been a little bit blustery in spots. we 1000 san francisco for today. heat advisories. of course, going up across the bay area. they continue to be in effect. now extended all the way across the bay area through friday, although slow county now extended all the way sunday or saturday as expect those temperatures to stay hot for quite some time. so into the santa clara valley going to be hot very hot as tomorrow afternoon in much of the east bay slow county oppressive heat, maybe a 111 in vacaville tomorrow in the north bay hot enough th

take a look at concord. even though we're reaching 107 today, and 103 tomorrow, we'll have a hot weekend. but look at what is coming early next week. some upper 70s and low 80s. huge changes over the next few days with our high at that. in our seven-day forecast, more spots. and we'll see livermore reaching 100 degrees today or more. then as we go into the weekend, we do still have the plan for a round of heat with outdoor activities. but next week we'll be able to stay outside all day long and give our air conditioning a bit of a break. as we look at san francisco, we're not seeing it heating up as much here although parts of the city will reach into the mid 80s. we'll see some upper cities by the end of the weekend. and that's what we'll see for early next week. don't forget to make plans for father's day. now lets turn to our climate in crisis. we want to talk about ways to reduce the carbon footprint while still cooling your home. with the intense heat and a lot more of what we're expecting with the high

. >> check out this double digit warming as you make your way inland with the concord and livermore 13, even 10 degrees. warmer than where we were just 24 hours ago. that's why we're in the low to mid 80's out there right now. 87 degrees for concord livermore 83 degrees with oakland at 66 degrees in downtown san francisco, cooler temperatures there. 61 degrees. so those of you heading out to the game, bundle up because we're also tracking a stronger sea breeze making temperatures feel cooler along the coast, santa rosa and napa currently in the mid 70's when tracker for the we're tracking that westerly seabreeze sustained at 20 miles per hour tracking gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. let's take a look at your bay bridge series forecast. we have a live report coming up. and at first pitch, 06:45pm. tonight. we're going to see upper 50's increasing clouds and breezy winds. so definitely sweater weather out there tonight at oracle park grant and vicki, back to you. i'm embrace an out of the battle of the bay baseball tradition which carries extra special significance tonight. indeed it

we had 107 in concord today. 102 tomorrow. san ramon, 97. 103 livermore. numbers in the immediate by a look better because we were well into the 80s in the city. it will be a warm 76 in san francisco tomorrow. that's still warm in the city. 94 in kentfield. you broke a record today. and with 96 in santa rosa, it was 104 in santa rosa today, that shattered a record that stood for almost 100 years. so this has been impressive so far. and in mendocino, no help tomorrow, just about as hot at 104. and an interesting impact from having just a little bit of an onshore flow, a little bit of help from the marine layer. look at the daytime high today in half-moon bay, only 64. just two miles away it was 93. it's not the two miles that matters, it's the thousand feet in elevation. in other words, you do not have to go far inland to lose the beneficial effects of that marine layer, that's just that patch of air that sits down close to the very cold sea surface temperatures. water's in the 50s. if you get too high that you get above that marine layer in the air, you lo

and i've got daytime highs coming in around 105 for inland spots, think of concord, that's you. you are going to hit 105 on thursday but you are one of the hotter spots. we are not all going to do this and it will be experienced quite differently depending on what part of the bay area you are in. i'm going to show you the detailed differences for how we'll all experience this coming up in the complete forecast in a few minutes. but for now guys, back to you. >>> all right, thanks. with the heat wave in store there are worries the power grid could become overloaded. so-cal iso is monitoring concerns and could issue flex alerts. between wednesday and friday, depending on just how hot it gets. coming up at 6:00 we hear directly from cal iso on what this means for residents. >>> the countdown is on. we are less than 48 hours away from the state lifting nearly all mask and distancing requirements. >> big day for stanford grads. today the university held its first in-person commencement since 2019. guests had to be registered and show proof of their covid-19 vaccine or a negative covi

yeah, absolutely, somebody at the front door and at costco in concord masking guidance outside the front entrance states. sailor is following centers for disease control and prevention recommendations as well. as state and local regulations fully-vaccinated shoppers are allowed in without a face mask or shield. some employees wear mask and some are not. same goes for customers. it was about half and half. i would say i just think you have to do what he'll say for you. that's what i'm doing. i think that we should keep the mandate in until we bring our most diseases down. >> not just covid costco is not requiring proof of vaccination. >> in contra, costa county police call from >> some business owners plan to keep their mask policy. in place like ali by bookshop. that's in downtown delay hill. they're keeping up their signs that read no mask, no service. the owner says she's keeping the requirement to protect our customers who are too young to get the vaccine. therefore vulnerable to the virus. but she does say she's worried about a potential backlash. i know a lot of people are so happy

for the east bay, 88, for concord, pleasant hill, low 90s. fairfield, antioch and brentwood, low 80s. around the bay, 70 in san francisco, 76 oakland and for the northbay into the 80s this afternoon. 86 in santa rosa and topping out at 86 for st. helena. there we go as we heat up wednesday and especially by thursday, temperatures into the triple digits inland on thursday, still hot friday, and a bit cooler as we look to early next week. let's get a look with jian on the traffic how are the roads looking? >>> hey, good morning. looking already busy if you are working away to the altamont pass this morning, a lot of people making the trek westbound out of tracy if you are headed onto 205 onto 580. you've got all the brake lights already this morning. definitely plan for that. as we take a look at that area, we are seeing a lot of red popping up on the sensors. speeds are down to about 45 miles per hour in some spots, once your past north flynn, things look a lot better for the doublet interchange. overnight, roadwork and effect on 84, between p

one. '05, antioch concord one. '04, same for livermore. but 64 in half moon bay. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus at triple digit temps really all over the place. once again, all before summer. >> officially starts chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is outside tracking the tale of this heat wave. boy, lawrence, if we hadn't had yesterday, today would feel exceedingly hot. and now we put it back to back and still we're talking scorching temperatures around the bay or it's amazing. this ridge is just so strong saying those temperatures soaring outside. >> beautiful conditions in san francisco. pretty comfortable year little breeze outside in this very nice. it's not that way in other parts of the bay area. and so we're seeing as high pressure sits over head the hazy conditions all around and the temperatures. yeah, it's a 101 in saratoga right now. 97 degrees in hot and campbell, as you make your way just inside the bay. you can see those numbers san leandro not bad. very comfortable 78 degrees there 84 in hayward. but then you get ov

so there is some relief concord. you are also in the upper 80's now back down to 85 oakland and berkeley in the 60's while the lay how at 78 still to 90's on the map. vacaville in antioch at 9392. a look ahead at our next 7 days. and you can see we've got even cooler weather ahead of us into next week. today, tomorrow and sunday inland areas still on the warm side. nothing oppressively hot, but warm enough monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday could hardly even call it warm. it's going to be really comfortable highs around room. temperature had our warmest only in the 70's reyna. john, thank you for that. so we have a traffic hazard. this is out here in pleasant hill. >> a downed tree there. northbound 6.80 at concord avenue however, i'm not seeing any delays you're traveling to conquer pleasant hill ore along highway 4 still pretty early this morning as you head into the city, a little under 9 minutes for your drive. time traffic still pretty light here at the bay bridge for us as you head across towards the penin

look at the high temperatures from today, a 107 degrees 2 days in a row in concord, a 106 in livermore. one away in antioch get a 104 in the bottle. 98 in santa rosa couldn't find any records broken around the bay area today. well, these temperatures hot enough outside only cool places approaching the coastline. 75 very comfortable in san francisco. 67 in half moon bay numbers outside right now. it's still warm along the coastline. got some 70's toward the beaches in pacifica 80 degrees just over the hill and san mateo still 99 degrees in hot in concord, a 100 still in fairfield. one. oh, one in saint helene and 95 in the bottle. 91 right now in san anselmo, much cooler and timber on at 67 degrees. so start to feel the effects in some parts of the bay area with the sea breeze but not a whole lot just yet. that's going to change. you can begin to see some of that fog continues creep a little further to the north getting close to the monterey bay. now that is going to surge normally that will bring with it the low cloud and fog and cooler temperatures in route. in fact, models picking up

five or six degrees below normal for san jose and concord so let's zoom in for a closer look for the end of the work week high temperatures, close to 60 along the coast, more 70s down the peninsula and at least close to 74 the southern end of the bay with temperatures into the 70s. morgan hill maybe even touching 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. low to mid 70s for the tri- valley the warmest spots east of the devil range also up to around 80 degrees. more 80s on the map, and the one spot that we had today. temptress in the 60s around the bay temptress the low to mid 70s for most of the day and temperatures farther north into mendocino and lake counties as well. except lakeport, you'll be stuck one degree below 70. the big warmup will wait several more days will hover around average temperatures. especially in the and on tuesday, and the heat wave arrives. mostly for him and portions of the bay area's with high temperatures well into the 90s. not going to be as dramatic of warming trend because were not going to completely lose marine influence so temperatures in the low to mid 70s arou

up through concord in alameda county. you have clear skies. temperatures are very similar to where they were yesterday. that's around 60 for most locations. santa rosa it's a cool 54. you can see where the clouds are and where they aren't. few clowe clouds in 209 it, ri valley. clear skies just about everywhere else. we will be cooler today. low 80's inland. i will show you the specific on everyby'

concord a little more build but the bay bridge shows the changes. the sun is in our eyes and a dirty lens there but you can make out the silhouettes of the cars reflecting off the top. a lot of sunshine, looks like a warm day already at the toll plaza. >> it does but the other cool shot i'm showing san francisco, the camera is not broken. just some rolling in fog. it's like a dream of cooler temperatures and we will see that but first we've still got to see the temperatures in the 80s and 90s today so we have that fog, limited visibility down to about a quarter of a mile in half moon bay, san francisco seeing fog. look at the san jose forecast, 50 degrees and we are expecting to warm up once again into the 80s and 90s but not as hot as yesterday. 61 degrees in livermore, still expecting to see the high pressure. as it backs off and weakens, temperatures topping out in the 80s and 90s. the next several days another day in the 90s and we get relief from the heat headed into wednesday and thursday, we warm up a little bit again on saturday, but look wh

alex board act as the owner of play it again, sports in concord. he says the new mask rules approved by the state are confusing. it's not very i did review it a little bit. he worries that if he lets his employees take their masks off. he could be held responsible if someone gets sick. >> and i know some of my guys are vaccinated and if i do let them decide they're not going to wear masks. am i going to be held liable in my, you know, and my risk of you know, making a claim we are getting sick and you know, or any of that. it's just not very clear. and it just keeps going back and forth under the new state rules. not all employees will be required to wear masks when the state eases restrictions on june 15th. >> but alex says he will most likely require that face covering stay on until he's satisfied that it's safe to take them all. i'm not a 100% sure where we're going after june 15th. i feel like every once they're going to wear masks and then how to customers feel. you know how my sure which customers joe jackson and which aren't, you know, so ho

about 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. 58 for you and concord, 57 in oakland and san jose this morning. 54 in livermore, 53 in downtown san francisco and down to 49 degrees in santa rosa. let's talk about our inland heat waves, it's really those inland locations that we are watching with those temperatures climbing. so a warm day today. we are looking at temperatures into the 90s to triple digits wednesday, thursday, and friday. thursday, that extreme heat with temperatures in the hottest of the week coming our way on thursday. let's talk about the heat advisory. so for wednesday, tomorrow, heat advisories go into effect for inland locations, so for most of the north bay, the east bay, south bay, and the santa cruz mountains, the areas highlighted in orange, so it's really inland, our coast as well as the shoreline, not really going to be as hot as what we are going to see what those daytime highs soaring inland. heat advisory continues thursday and friday into the areas highlighted in orange. for most of the north bay, the south bay, and santa cruz mountains, temperatures