we were as hot in san francisco as las vegas, and san francisco was 13 degrees hotter in the summertime than miami, florida. remember this, not going to happen any time soon. still 82 in san francisco tonight. not the best sleeping weather. san jose 83, concord 87, oakland 78, and santa rosa at 76. overnight couple of 60s in the north bay, otherwise warm. 79 for a low in livermore, and san jose only dropping to 73 degrees. the stage is set for another hot day tomorrow. we're starting above average before the day even begins to warm up. as for why this is all happening, the ocean has nothing to do with it. the ocean temperature is still about 56 or 57 degrees. our flow of air has everything to do ant it. the ridge of high pressure is parked in the perfect spot to induce or pull out central valley's weather. our wind is in the north and northeast. we have the smoke, the haze, the heat. that's why even san francisco hit 106 degrees today. the ocean influence didn't matter at all because the wind direction was from the opposite way. now the heat will be finished by labor day. this is the ch

san francisco, we have 143 of weather history. grant was the president when we started recording the temperature. it's never been hotter, 106 degrees today. records for the month of september were set today in san jose. 108 redwood city, 106 oakland, and we're not cooling off tonight. it's still 91 degrees in san rafael, 91 in vallejo, 84 in downtown san francisco, and 87 in san jose. and the air quality today was horrible. it will be just as bad tomorrow. unhealthy for all groups. anyone in the east bay and south bay. air quality bad because of the smoke coming down from northern california. how hot we get tomorrow and a crashing end to the temperatures coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> thank you. the triple digit temperatures are only going to get more intense this weekend in the south bay. kpix 5 is in san jose tonight. >> reporter: yes, the hottest it got here in san jose was 108 degrees, and it felt like it. it's starting to get a little cooler tonight, and you can see people are take advantage. several schools,including bra

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. the california street cable cars be here at th >> an entire cable car line in san francisco is shut down tonight for repairs. the california street cable cars will be here bout ata week the cars need their gearbox replaced. the gearbox is what runs the miles of cable under the street. each of the cable car lines will go through the same process, but only one can be serviced at a time. the $6 million rebuild of all four lines should be completed in about a year. books. tonight, joe vazquez with >>> a bay area woman is about to jump into the bay, something she's done hundreds of times before, only this time she'll swim into the history books. tonight joe has the story you'll only see on kpix 5. once i'm in, track; ... o >> it's cold, it's dark, it's wet. >> reporter: christine is going for another swim in the san francisco bay. it's a personal accomplishment ... going deep into your heart and your mind and be able to say, "i can do this ... i stuck with it" track: kristine is 57 years o

live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a federal appeals court blocked a san francisco law today requiring health warnings on adds for sugary drinks. they say it may encroach cahn an advertiser's freedom of speech. the law required the warning on ads that appear on billboards, buses, and elsewhere. the warning reads: wa >>> a push to rename the plaza at the foot of market street in san francisco is gaining traction at city hall. the name justin herman plaza could soon be dropped, following a vote by the board of supervisors, urging the rec and park department to change the name. >> without the -- the measure passes. >> this is really not a resolution about demonizing him. >> reporter: supervisor aaron, who introduced the resolution said the late justin herman was said of the city's redevelopment agency from 1925091971. he said during that time, urban renewal displaced african- american and japan ease communities. >> in the philmore, over 4,000 individuals were displaced. 60 square blocks of a vibrant community were demolished. this happened under three mayors, under cou

this is about a half mile from san francisco state. and we're also hearing reports of a possible rescue under way. kpix 5's jackie ward is heading to the scene and she is going to have a live report coming up. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> no "friday light." big slowdowns. a rough start for drivers on 101. southbound. a "sig alert" three lanes affected. delays in the northbound direction, as well. southbound 101 approaching popular poplar avenue, the backup is towards sfo. southbound speeds below 10 miles per hour approaching the scene. slowdowns northbound, as well. live look at 101 at poplar. chp is holding traffic in some lanes. broadway to university a 30- minute ride, probably will get longer. use 280 as an alternate for the best bet and then reconnect with 92 to access the san mateo bridge. >>> we are doing the happy dance in the weather department because fall arrives this afternoon and, boy, love me some month of october in the bay area! classic weather pattern setting up today. we are looking out at the beau

santa rosa, kentfield, san rafael, richmond a record, san francisco, san francisco airport, oakland airport, moffett field, livermore tied a record. gilroy a record. santa cruz a record. salinas a record. all records. lots of records around the bay area today. we got a heat advisory out there. we have a "spare the air" day that will last until tomorrow. we have -- the heat warning did not just cover the bay area but now it was for a while just the bay area minus san francisco. they put san francisco into a heat warning. that's huge! not only that, the "flex alerts" relating to the idea that we have heat warnings and advisories from redding to southern california. over 35 million people under some kind of heat advisory. that's huge. so when i come back we're going to talk about when it's going to cool down because it's not tomorrow. a little bit tomorrow but it's going to be hot again tomorrow. we'll talk about that and then about the cooling opportunities we have down the road. >>> in the south bay, san jose's school doesn't have air- conditioning in all its classrooms so the district provi

and san francisco and san francisco. and weather watcher time, buddy checking in, linda, fairfield, 56. and darryl says it is in the mid 50s in al meda. and allen says clear skies and already approaching nearly 70 degrees. and sonoma county, picking up winds to a good 29 miles an hour. and that's an offshore wind. so rapidly we will warm today. and pretty calm along the bay. an then the north bay, calm winds in napa. and these winds will be increasing. out of the north, and north east. and about 10 to 35 miles an hour. and as far as the gusts are concerned. and behind me, some stratus and it is going to stay there. this is what you need to know about the forecast today. we continue to see the red flag warning in effect with the offshore winds, and it is just whicking up all of the moisture from the vegetation. so extremely dry conditions. and moderate air quality. a little chunky tomorrow as far as the air is concerned and then looking ahead, we will see coastal cooling by friday evening, into saturday. but meanwhile, th

san francisco 70. san jose 71. look what we are going to see today. we are shattering records this friday. the high temperature expected for san francisco, 94 degrees. the last time we reached a record in san francisco was in 1952 when we hit 90 degrees. so yes, be prepared, everyone, because it's not just inland temperatures. it's also across the bay. that's why we have an excessive heat warning in effect for today because temperatures are going to reach 95 to 115 degrees inland even along the coast we a heat advisory so a lot to talk about today. >>> right now, we're tracking a fatal accident eastbound 80 just past the 780. emergency crews are on the scene. we have one lane blocked. we are seeing slowdowns in the area. no word when that lane will re-open. traffic getting by the in the right lanes but slower. as the morning goes on, depending how long their investigation takes, this could really start to back up. we'll keep a close eye on that. we're also tracking another accident involving an overturned big rig. this is southbound 101 right near ber

a fire in san francisco in a san francisco state building. this is a nine to ten story building where people are being rescued and evacuated. our live crew is heading to the scene. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. marcus? >> we are tracking the latest developments out of mexico. a lot of volunteers are out there trying to help. so many people are going to mexico city. others traveled outside the city to help other affected areas. there are stories of hope emerging from the rubble of the devastation in mexico. rescuers have found more survivors, at least 60 since tuesday. [ speaking foreign language ] >> cheers of joy as many people are pulled from collapsed buildings. this morning, the number dead stands at 273 and adding a headache to that, a story that transfixed mexico of a young girl trapped in the rubble of a collapse is false. mexican authorities say that girl who was identified as freida never existed. everyone at that school has been accounted for. damian trujillo is in mexico city this morning. he will share stories

san francisco wasn't the only city to set a record today. >> san francisco stands tout because it's an all-time record. there are a lot of records around the bay area. those are for the day and the month. but when you go all the way back into records to 1874, and you break the old record of 103 degrees by three degrees, three degrees, it's 106 in san francisco today, that is significant! we have only had 10 times since 1874 where the temperature was 100 degrees in san francisco. these are the numbers today. i'm going

when it comes to policing in san jose and oakland and san francisco, the citizens are engaged. you have amaking law enforcement officers here in san francisco. we have had terrible things happening here but we have one of the best police departments on the planet and a new police chief. we have oversight from the obama administration, we are meeting to talk about these issues, there is a lot of people throughout the city, hundreds of people, citizens, are engaged in the process as terms of oversight. this was a platform provided by the police commission to express their views, you have all kinds of differences of opinions. >> do you think that some san francisco residence do not trust the police more than others. >> i think that people in san francisco have trust in law enforcement. we have some terrible incidents. we had the woods incidents. there were cases where people were talking about the poas and cons. in the case of oscar grant, that was related to oscar grant's killing but you have mar yoa woods and -- mario woods and could he have survived a taser. people are saying h

jose and san francisco. let's start with will tran who is live in oakland this morning with the latest on that fire. will. ( will )400 block fairmount- 1 unit involved, ambulance requested.fairmount- e10 getting h2o on the fire, e1 back-up line,e12 search, t4 topside vent ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) ( james ) now we want to go to kron 4's lydia pantazes who is in san jose where two people were injured in a lydia. ( lydia )you can see all the burned furniture and clothing that was taken out of the home sitting here in front of the duplex.here's what happened.... at about 12:10 in the morning witnesses reported seeing heavy black smoke coming from the attic and windows of the duplex on the 500 block of hazel dell way in san jose. once firefighters got to the scene the people who live inside had already gotten out. two people were taken to the hospital, one with burns and the other suffered smoke inhalation.both are in stable condition.one dog was found

and 60 in san francisco and low 60s in san jose. and today, it will be up to 15 degrees warmer than average all the way through thursday. and sunny skies and the beaches all the way into the inland areas for the next three days and then the winds rotate around on friday, to more of an onshore push. and until then, back to the sunshine, in pacifica, at 83 degrees. and how about mid-80s, from oakland, to berkeley, and into almeda, and richmond, and san rafael, in the low 90s. through kentville and mill valley and 87 degrees in mountain view and low 90s away from the bay and into the inland areas. the offshore push and an extended forecast in detail coming up. and right now, let's sends it over to michelle. >> and as roberta was saying hotter-than-normal temperatures are expected in the bay area over the next few days. and we have more from san francisco, with big problems during a recent heat wave. >> reporter: it is hard to forget it, it happened at the beginning of this month and now another heat wave. and one of many cooling statio

san francisco at the 60 degrees mark, san jose, 61. a quick check of what to expect. 81 in san jose and 89 in livermore. mike? >> over here, we are looking at the dublin grade. that's fine. reports of a disabled vehicle at the dublin interchange saying it was at the interchange. it's smooth from the picture and sensors. the issue is back toward the altamont, as you would expect. sounds like everything is off to the shoulder, we are tracking that. perhaps another issue, a crash heading down. we'll check on 680. hopefully, chp will have an

in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> such a strange sight to see in downtown san francisco, jonathan, thanks for the update. >>> now we want to go back to alexis smith. she is seeing the delays. >> i want to head in on our traffic maps here to the downtown san francisco area. we're really not seeing a huge back-up at this point, but it is a sig-alert and again that westbound 80 off-ramp to fremont is fully closed. and as jonathan just mentioned, he said going to be several hours, official word from chp is about three hours and they said that right around 11:00 a.m. we're looking at about 2:00 p.m., likely, until they can get that back open. and of course, these are just estimates at this point. we don't know for sure. a little bit earlier this morning, this was really impacting traffic on the bay bridge coming into san francisco. at this point, i'm not seeing a huge back-up, of course we've made it to passed 11:00 a.m., it's not morning rush hour anymore. you can take the harrison off-ramp or of course you can use mass transit and one more good news bit of update here with

as we mentioned, in san francisco today, 102. the russians were not happy that the trump administration kicked them out of the san francisco consulate as well as two other facilities. russian leaders told a u.s. diplomat in moscow the searches could be used to plant compromising objects. the state department said it's following law and allowed russian embassy personnel to walk through with its agents. abc news was outside the consulate to see an agent from the bureau diplomatic security keeping a watch over the former consulate building. russia has promise to reciprocate for what it called gross violations. >> a new video released shows a man attacking an asian woman in san francisco. police hope it will help lead them to other victims. this is video of one of those attacks. you see a man throwing a woman to the ground then walking away, turning, coming back and striking her. garcia has been arrested and faces a hate crime and attempteds kidnapping charges police say every attack has been unprovoked. much more ahead on abc 7 news

begin with mark matthews who joins us live in san francisco. that protest has moved out into the streets and people are fearful of losing their daca status. >> reporter: i am standing in the middle of 7th and that is mission behind you. and as we pan the camera up 7th street, i am guessing the crowd size between 701,00, and 1,000. he says living and working in san francisco does have a significant impact on his ability to survive. on the steps of city hall, gerardo gomez says there is more to daca than work and school. his parents brought him to palm dale, california when he was three. >> i am hoping to go to law school after this. >> reporter: he is also hiv positive. he tells me if he loses his job and cannot work, he will have to move. >> and if i move, i will not qualify for city based health insurance. >> reporter: gomez says he will never be able to afford $3,000 a month that it costs him. >> it is not too late for congress to act humanely. >> reporter: added there is no question that d.r.e.a.m.ers are taking jobs from american citizen. >

right now 82 in san francisco. regard to sleep in that kind of weather, especially since homes don't have ac here. mountain view 82. if you are inland like brentwood where it is 90 degrees, still hot, at least you have the ac running. obviously we're retaining some of the heat from the summer scorcher today, and when you take a look as to what is going to happen tomorrow you will notice the temperatures are going to rapidly rice in concord, starting off at 74 degree you will be reeling by 1:00 in the triple digits already and peak at 113 degrees. that is excessively hot. this dangerous heat wave will continue as we head into saturday. as you look at live doppler 7 right now, you will see why. there isn't any fog. we don't even have a sea breeze. we don't have a downsloping wind, off-shore flow, and that's been responsible for pushing some of the smoke from the fires burning in oregon, northern california and to the east of us towards the bay area, which is why it has been so bad in terms of our air quality today. s

a san francisco police officer got hurt. this happened inside terminal one right near a baggage claim yesterday afternoon. police say the officer is now out of the hospital. he's recovering from injuries to his hands, neck, face and leg. the suspect has been identified as johnson, a 64-year-old booked into the san mateo county jail on charges of attempted murder of a peace officer and threats to commit violence. investigators say the officer was responding to a report of a man acting suspiciously when the officer got attacked. >>> drivers on the bay bridge won't have donald trump's face to look at anymore. the billboard is gone. the company that owns and manages the space says it decided to pull the sign after receiving multiple complaints. the grassroots progressive organization that paid for the ad is now accusing out front of, quote, doing trump's dirty work. >>> hundreds of layoffs are coming to cisco systems according to our media partner "the mercury news." it disclosed in a filing it is permanently cutting 310 jobs. m

but san francisco is currently at 57 degrees. highs today will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday with some thin, high clouds passing through. san francisco at 71 this afternoon. oakland 73. and really nice in san jose at 81 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so the warming trend continues into today. tomorrow will be another mild summer day. gusty and cooler, temperatures will be coming down on monday. and then the first day of fall on friday. >> i was going to say, the forecast for the weekend not a bad way to close out summer. >> in fact anything you want to do outdoors today will be so nice and mild out there. >> get out and get it done. frances, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." for frances dinglasan and the rest of our abc 7 news team, i'm chris nguyen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to t

past that, smooth sailing into san francisco. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >> it looks like the skies are smooth sailing. we can see a lot of the san francisco skyline there just beautiful bay bridge looking nice and sparkly, twinkling out there as we wait for the sun to rise this morning. so yes, it's been gorgeous. it's a logical cool. here's golden gate bridge. usually -- it's a little cool. no fog at the golden gate bridge. it's windy. it's pushing some of the fog out. current temperatures: our temperatures are going to rise and feel comfortable, normal for this time of the year. we see that weather pattern for the next few days. windy west-northwest winds in san francisco 14. sfo 17-mile-per-hour winds. half moon bay 13. calm though everywhere else. pleasanton, livermore, not feeling the breeze too bad out there. coming up, i'm going to talk about your highs through the weekend. >>> this morning, police are investigating a terror incident on the london underground. emergency officials say an improvised explosive

the train was going to san francisco from san jose. investigators are now trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. this is the fifth death on caltrain tracks this year. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge... ( mark )(áááboxesáá) football player j-j watt has now raised 20 million dollars for victims in hurricane harvey. the houston texans defensive end began his effort last week. his initial goal was 200-thousand dollars, but he raised more money in just a few hours. walmart, ellen degeneres and the tonight show are some of the big names that have donated to his cause. watt has posted pictures on social media of the supplies he has bought for hurricane victims. (tiffany) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to track hurricane irma as it makes its way towards the u-s. it is hitting islands in the caribbean right now. the latest on its progress and when it could make landfall in florida. and breaking news out of the south bay... police are investigating a homicide in sa

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. the california street cable cars be here at th >> an entire cable car line in san francisco is shut down tonight for repairs. the california street cable cars will be here at the cable car barn for about a week. the cars need their gearbox replaced. the gearbox is what runs the miles of cable under the street. each of the cable car lines will go through the same process, but only one can be serviced at a time. the $6 million rebuild of all four lines should be completed in about a year. books. tonight, joe vazquez with >>> a bay area woman is about to jump into the bay, something she's done hundreds of times before, only this time she'll swim into the history books. tonight joe has the story you'll only see on kpix 5. once i'm in, track; ... o >> it's cold, it's dark, it's wet. >> reporter: christine is going for another swim in the san francisco bay. it's a personal accomplishment ... going deep into your heart and your mind and be able to say, "i can do this ... i stuck with it" tra

jose and san francisco for similar reasons. live in town kirk, i'm. >>> here's a live look at mcneries beach. a good place to try and cool off. most places in the north bay were baking. it was so hot the schools let their students go early. kids were happy to leave at noon. the school doesn't have air conditioning. >> i think it's good for the kids. because it's already hot in there. it's hot already and we want to be sure that all the kids are safe. >> other bay area students aren't so happy with the heat. still ahead, how it ruined a high school homecoming tradition. >>> smoke has been pouring out of the -- the russians have to be out of that building by tonight after the u.s. government ordered it closed. outside the consul ate right now. andrea. >> well, allen, right now there is smoke again pouring out of the consol at. the question is tonight, what exactly are they burning. our security analysts have some ideas. >> with 12 hours on the clock until eviction from the pacific high consul ate, smoke began pouring from the chi

san francisco, 66. half moon bay, 64. a lot of 70s around the bay and low 80s as you make your way inland. monday, temperatures will be coming down a bit more and the breeze really kicks up. a strong west flow. that's why temperatures will be dropping. the accuweather seven-day forecast, warming continues today, a beautiful saturday. enjoy all the outdoor activities. it will be in the mid-80s inland, mid- to upper 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. still nice in san francisco. mild tomorrow as well. but then monday is when things change. gusty and cooler. then notice it kind of holds steady the rest of the week with lots of sunshine with temperatures 80s inland and 60s at the coast, pleasant and dry. >> frances, thank you. >>> coming up, a dog in danger and a hairy rescue. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of wh

san francisco 60s for the most part. if you're in san francisco you're looking for something to do and you have a dog, this is the event for you. you can take your dog with you. it's called strut your mutt fund-raiser, and it's going to help some pets in need. and temperatures will be in the upper 60s. up towards the north bay, we have 75 in the middle valley, 84 in santa rosa and 84 in nappa. temperatures in the upper 60s through low 70s all the way through the next seven days. no issues here. for the inland valleys, i know you're going to like this, 80 heres. then cooling off monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday of next week into the 70s. this is just what we've all wanted after 17 days of 100 and haurter this past summer. and then we started off with that warm weather for the first few weeks of fall. weekend looks great. can't wait for that. i'm really looking forward to monday. usually push back monday, but that 78 looks good. >> i knowoy it's beautiful all next week. >>> still to come, shoppers be wear. the

san francisco at 95. triple digits inland. 101 in antioch. 86 in san francisco. 90 in oakland. excessive heat warning covering all parts of the bay area with the exception of san francisco and the coast from tomorrow through monday. 105 to 115 degrees the hottest spots. tomorrow, low 80s to mid 90s in san francisco. and high fire danger until 8:00 p.m. saturday. the hill tops going under a red flag warning, as they'll see gusty winds and low humidity. wildfire in the smoke in oregon and in california actually drifting towards the bay area. the north-northeast wind bringing that and taking the care quality down. here's a look at the time lapse. you can see how poor the air quality has been. tomorrow is a spare the air day. red is rare to see. the last time we had this was june of 2009. i'll be back to let you know how hot it's going to get, coming up. >>> "abc7 news" reporter cornell bernard continues our team coverage. >> he's in livermore with how the heat is impacting some big events. ro >> reporter: in the midst of the heat wave, many folks stayed home. >> crazy. way too hot

downtown san francisco. the all-time high, 106. -- the record it broke? 106 years old. when you break records by 3 degrees, all-time records falling. at least san francisco now. the records are kept there. as it sinks, the further it sinks, the more it warms. places that are the most low- lying will typically get the highest heat because they have the most room for the air to sink. air warms at 5 degrees per ,000 feet. it cools for 3 degrees at per thousand feet going up. let's see what we've got out there. we do have your heat advisory and heat warning. not happening now, we're talking everybody friday, saturday, and sunday and into monday, a heat warning a for the bay area. this was interesting too. there are 35 million people under some coo kind of heated a -- heat advisory or warning. these are some of the occurring temperatures, 110 in concord, a buck 7 in livermore, and it's just hot. it's a spare the air day. mark, you heard it's 106 in san francisco? >> reporter: at 9:00, it was already in the 80s. i

it's worked in san francisco and in other communities. we're fortunate in san francisco, oakland and san jose and throughout california, there are a lot of innovative solutions. we need to take the best practices and apply them. >> is there a fine line between being compassionate but if you offer too many services would the thought be that that would attract homeless to come to your city? >> that's been a widespread concern but our data is similar to what libby described. we found that 80% were last housed in san jose and they were struggling while housed. they were ours. we're seeing that there are populations where we're able to reduce homelessness. we've got veterans housed in the last year and a half. focusing on partnering with landlords to better utilize what is there. providing incentives to have them bring up the apartments up to code in exchange for fake you taking a -- take a vet. we need to get them all. we need all of the above strategies. >> we're getting close to running out of time. we could talk about it a long time. we wa

day in san francisco yesterday. back-to-back extremely hot days. we've got team coverage of the excessive heat in the bay area starting with rob who is tracking the numbers. >>> those numbers in san francisco very impressive, 106 yesterday and 101 today, and that's only the third time since 1874 that you've had back to back 1 hungry days in san francisco. san jose yesterday was 108. about 106 degrees so far, most fet field, san rafael tracking just a little bit cooler than yesterday but 102 is still plenty hot. another record for sana rafael, oakland, most fet field and san jose. in some cases like most fet field you've broken the record by 13 degrees today. they're 110 degrees in concord, morgan hill 109, mid-80s out towards half moon bay. we've got these hot temperatures, excessive heat warning for inland spots still going on through monday evening. we're also watching very dry conditions around the bay area. we've got a red flag morning up for our hills as humidity levels in a few spots have dropped into the teen

san francisco, i love this only 10 times since 1874 has san francisco reached 100 degrees. just right after the gold rush, only 10 times. we just had a 106-degree day in san francisco. we have air quality issues, fire concerns. we have a heat warning for the entire bay area. tomorrow will be hot. when i come back we'll lay it out. i have the five-day forecast coming up. there's cool enough but not soon enough for my money. >> be sure to download our weather app for the latest conditions. the weather team is posting updates on facebook, twitter and instagram. >>> special counsel robert mueller who is looking into the trump campaign's alleged connections to russia has reportedly obtained a termination letter written by president trump to former fbi director james comey. the draft of the letter was never sent supposedly because white house lawyers stepped in and advised the president to send a shorter version instead. the first draft which sources say is several pages long is described as a rant. and it laid out the president's long list of frustrations with comey including hi

((sound from san francisco residence about odd weather patterns)) it was hot and muggy in san francisco today it got up to around 87 degrees. i know that's nothing compared to that record breaking 106 degree day we had 10 days ago but then it was back to normal for a few days but that didn't last long. tony sums up the way it's been lateley. ((tony - "really weird" ))it was hot over the weekend but not windy. so last night tony slept with his window to stay cool that back fired early this morning.. ((sound from tony / lives in the richmond district in san francisco)) wind storms blasted parts of the bay area early monday morning in the south bay the santa clara fire department had 30 wind related emergency calls trees were blown down. sot - person heard tree 11,000 people lost their power due to this wild wind event pg&e said by monday evening only a couple hundred customers in santa clar county still have their power out. and look at this video relased by the national weather service.. we are not only ones having strange unseasonable weather yesterday into last night in southern califo

rafael, 105 today, san jose, 107 and san francisco is very interesting. only the third time since 1874 you have had back to back days above 100 degrees. oakland, 101. moffett field up to 106. just as hot as yesterday. slow cooling out there. 70s to mid-80s still outside right now. but there is a change in the excessive heat warning for sunday. notice mainly now just the east bay and the higher hill tops. what is missing here? the inner bay and coast now back lowered into a heat advisory. so that means above 100 degrees, we're looking at mid-80s to lower to mid-90s instead. some relief on the coast and inner bay. but we're watching out for a chance of thunderstorms moving up from the south. we'll have a look at the impact on the labor day weekend coming up. >>> nbc bay area's sergio quntana, how are people holding up in the heat? >> reporter: we're doing better now that it is no longer 101 degrees out here. this has been one for the record books. tonight the temperature is hovering in the 80s which is as hot as a typical sunny saturday in delores park but

((sound from san francisco residence about odd weather patterns)) it was hot and muggy in san francisco today it got up to around 87 degrees. i know that's nothing compared to that record breaking 106 degree day we had 10 days ago but then it was back to normal for a few days but that didn't last long. tony sums up the way it's been lateley. ((tony - "really weird" ))it was hot over the weekend but not windy. so last night tony slept with his window to stay cool that back fired early this morning.. ((sound from tony / lives in the richmond district in san francisco)) wind storms blasted parts of the bay area early monday morning in the south bay the santa clara fire department had 30 wind related emergency calls trees were blown down. sot - person heard tree 11,000 people lost their power due to this wild wind event pg&e said by monday evening only a couple hundred customers in santa clar county still have their power out. and look at this video relased by the national weather service.. we are not only ones having strange unseasonable weather yesterday into last night in southern califo

francisco. 68, napa and san jose. the inner east bay, antioch, 77. moraga, 75. if you see the giants today it will be hot. 94 degrees with a west and northwest a breeze. mostly sunny skies. sitting in the stands, it could easily feel above 100. please be careful. watch your little ones and drink plenty of water. here is a look at the north bay numbers. 104, petaluma. 99, sausalito. 98, alameda. 114, livermore. san jose, 104. 109, los gatos. santa cruz, 96. daly city, 86. 95, san francisco for the afternoon hi. yesterday san francisco hit 106 breaking an all-time record. temperatures do begin to come down. the seabreeze begins to trickle in and the coastal get it first tomorrow. which -- with each day we take better steps toward better weather. >> even at night it would be nice. i walked out of here last night at 8:30 pm and it was 95 degrees. >> how we like that seabreeze. >>> with triple digit temperatures again today, people are looking for ways to escape the heat. here are what some residents in pleasanton are doin

sunrise in san francisco is at 6:50 am. sunset is at 7:20 pm. ( darya ) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco.( mark ) it happened last night near sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in san francisco this morning with the details. lydia. ( lydia ) breaking news from overnight... one person is dead after a triple shooting in san francisco. it happened around 10:15 last night near the intersection of sunnydale avenue and hahn street. one person died and two others were injured. police have not released any other information. stick with the kron 4 morning news... we will keep you updated through out the morning.

now we move across the bay to the is city of san francisco. i want to bring in our meteorologist mark tamayo. >> this is the northeast winds, so this is pushing it to the west, that typical offshore wind direction. thankfully, winds are not strong. i am seeing winds three to four miles per hour. we could have gunned wafts up to 10 miles per hour. it's very warm out there. temperatures around 25 degrees, relative humidity close to 40%. and that is key, the humidity is a measure the moisture in the air. that will go down to probably 28% by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. the key headline once again, we do have warmto hot conditions, fire danger elevate here in the bay area for today. not only the inland area but for san francisco. >> we'll keep an eye burning right now in the excels your area. now to the breaking news in the side of emeryville as we continue to follow closure of westbound 80 which we first brought you live on ktvu. you can see it live from this picture right now. all lanes in the eastbound directions are open. westbound direction i

san francisco 54. he was the plan for tomorrow at 7 am partly cloudy middle 50s in san francisco. lots of sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures reach 74 or 75 degrees. the entire bay area will be warming up this weekend. you will notice that beginning tomorrow. not much of patchy fog. right colors in the afternoon. a few neighborhoods approaching the middle 80s saturday afternoon antioch and brentwood. santa rosa 84. oakland middle 70s. san jose checking in at 79. gilroy 82. a nice start to the weekend. a few spots next week in the five day approach the lower 90s. more on that coming up. >>> the u.s. coast guard investigating an accident at the port of oakland that caused 11 shipping containers to fall from a cargo ship into the water. it happened yesterday afternoon along the outer harbor close to the toll plaza. the shipping company secured about half of the containers. five or six of the containers sank. each container ways several thousand pounds. it is unclear how they felt. >> that is under investigation. the vessel operator -- the coast guard will begin looking into the c

the san francisco rrntd was also known as bubbles. he was well-known in the transgender community and well beyond as activist, artist and dj. >> he's come out with a surgeon table and sound system. i never talked to him but i loved him. he was great. brought a lot of energy to the neighborhood. this is an exciting box. this is terrible. >> reporter: san francisco police say he was shot at 2:50 a.m. saturday. they haven't identified the suspect but the shooter emerged. walked across the street where torres was playing music then began opening with him before open fire. it doesn't appear to be a hate crime but those who love him are urging investigators to leave no stone unturned. >> people are upset for how giving of a person he was would be targeted in the fashion of down in a neighborhood that's supposed to have accepting and supportive of transgenders. >> reporter: torres's family has been notified of his death. in san francisco, lillian kim, nbc 7 news. >>> hurricanes irma and harvey have hit u.s. harvey will have an impact on texa

about seven degrees cooler in san jose. eight degrees cooler in san francisco. in hayward seven degrees cooler. i do want to mention we are tracking the chance of seeing a few thunderstorms into tonight and that's because of tropical storm lidia. i will get into more of that in a bit. mike is tracking a crash in the peninsula. >> not much of a commute but we do have a crash southbound 280 at farmville road. reports of a crash, an overturned vehicle and a brush fire on the shoulder. four fire department vehicles are heading out as well as emergency vehicles to check for injuries. we'll track that. the brush fire is a big concern with drier, hotter conditions. the rest of the bay moves well. adjusted service. we'll outline that again coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. breaking news this morning the world is bracing for another missile test by north korea. south korea's defense ministry says the north appears to be planning the launch to show off its ability to target the u.s. just a day after kim jong-un detonated its largest ever. here is how the trump admi

san jose 69 in san francisco and 77 expected in napa. extended forecast, biggest change would be the hotter temperatures by sunday and monday. back up to mid-90s. we do have the full track of hurricane irma. we'll have the next update at 6:48 tonight. >> okay, jeff, we'll see you shortly. >>> this might make you cringe, if you're part of the raider nation. a major hurdle cleared for the raiders new las vegas stadium. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. ==reveal== martin shkreli -- the controversial drug company exec...who raised the price of a life-saving medication -- has now put his one-of-a-kind "wu tang clan" >>> happening now, the drug executive that raised the price of life-saving medi

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this is near san francisco state. the san francisco fire department put the video out on twitter of thes flames which broke out at 5:30 in the morning. chopper video from later in the morning. we brought you live breaking news coverage on "today in the bay." one victim taken to the hospital in serious condition. most of the people have been allowed back into homes. at this point we don't know exactly what started that fire. >>> a little explaining and a lot of cleanup today at the port of oakland. yesterday nearly a dozen empty shipping containers fell into the bay. you can see one fished out by divers and cranes. port officials still don't know how the containers fell into the water. >>> well the iphone 8 hit store shelves today. that meant a star sight at let palo alto location. [ applause ] okay everyone fired up to go in and apple ceo tim koch watts there to greet a small crowd when the doors opened. this is the university avenue location which the latest steve jobs used to visit. he lived down the road. apple's l

all they way from san francisco to san jose. this is video from kron 4 viewers showing the lighting... the thunder and the rain that hit the area. ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)after a very busy day yesterday with multiple storm cells and lightning, we are starting out the day on a quiet note. radar shows that the only cells still going are off the coast. the combination of instability, moisture, plus daytime heating will lead to at least a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms through tonight. rainfall amounts will be generally light (under a tenth). the system giving us this weather will track farther to the northeast on wednesday which could shift the focus of the rain. outside of the risk for rain, a no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) happening today... one bay area city is trying to ban the use of cell phones for people walking in crosswalks.( darya ) kron 4's lydi

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mary's square in san francisco. three girls, chinese, korean and filipina represent the young girls captured and forced to become sex slaves for japanese soldiers. the grandmother on the ground represents a former comfort woman who is seeking justice. >> the crime will remain. it's not going to go away no matter how hard they try to erase or try to make us forget. >> reporter: like many other girls, lee said kore homesh e when she was 16. she said she was beaten, tortured and raped. she said she was forced to serve about five soldiers a day. >> they want to whitewash the history. they want to cleanse history. >> reporter: supporters of the statue say the japanese government tried to stop them from putting it in san francisco. today the consul general of japan in san francisco criticized the statue. he said it's a one-sided interpretation of history without presenting credible evidence. ms. lee has a choice word for the consul general. >> what kind of bull [ bleep ] is that? mr. con sell general, you are wrong -- mr.

back then, san francisco was the main hub for the u.s. military. >> what it provided was all the support system you needed in order to be able to deploy our forces, particularly to the pacific during world war ii. >> bay area revelations, war protests and prosperity airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. after the raiders game. it is 7:51. more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we'll tell you what we know about a secret mission launched on the coast of california. >>> we are keeping an eye on the wind today. right now, light winds around the bay area. as the wind speeds pick up, fire danger across the north bay and return to summer-like temperatures ahead. the changes in the forecast when we come back. after a winter washout- we examine the effort to prepare your roads. marcus and - )define lifetime." one man tells our consumer investigator - he (thought his vehicle was under warranty. he thought wrong. laura the lesson we all can learn. gfx >>> clear skies to start off your sunday morning. 49 degrees, looking back to san francisco, a nice temp

san jose 83. san francisco 70 and novato 70 degrees. live camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge span and part of the key change today, more of an onshore wind here. that cooled off san francisco from that 102 yesterday down to 84 degrees this afternoon and that onshore breeze will actually increase as we head in to your monday forecast. this area of high pressure really responsible for the heat wave over the past few days as this scoots out to the east, we're going to cool off. the numbers all week long. not only for tomorrow but the tuesday, wednesday. but also just the way the circulation is set up out here in the pacific, we're going to have moisture being pushed in from the south. clouds, humid around here, tracking the chance of an isolated shower or thunderstorm. this forecast model really not bringing in that chance. you can see some showers approaching to the south monterrey bay. tomorrow morning, definitely clouds out there. by 4:00, the clouds moving up to the north. so we'll keep a close eye on the radar all day t

san francisco state university, if you're familiar with that area. we are working on getting better information. sky 7 looks around this building, you can see lights on on certain floors there indicating perhaps that people were inside. you see what appears to be a broken window and the huge blue fire ladder still up there on the side of the building. again, we are following the breaking news. i will let you know if we get more updates. >> certainly hoping people are okay. thank you, jess. >>> this morning rescuers are racing against the clock to find survivors in mexico three days after the powerful magnitude 7.1 quake. >> more than 50 people rescued so far and rescuers are singing the national anthem for the country whenever they discover a body to honor that person's life. the death toll hasisen to r273 people in mexico including 137 in mexico city itself. for days now searchers focused attention on a ruined elementary school. yesterday officials announced shocking news. a 12-year-old girl who had become a beacon of hope trapped in the rubble didn

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