lived in stinson? i wonder what local people do when there is that kind of traffic. and you might be wondering why we are showing you the high death doppler. there are severe thunderstorm watch is posted off shore north of vandenberg. it is raining down south. every one of those lightning bolts are not just there for artwork. they actually register a thunderbolt. there is high pressure guiding this unstable air. for us, it looks like it will just be high clouds tomorrow. but there is a slight chance of a thunderstorm or two here. 104 degrees at concorde and oakland is that 84 degrees. much cooler than yesterday but still pretty warm. inland it is about 10-15 degrees cooler. futurecast shows high pressure that is dominating the weather. it has opened the door to that low pressure. between that low and the high to the west it will cool down but not nearly as warm as it has been. tomorrow we will see temperatures in the low 90s. the air-quality continues to suffer. so spare the air for tomorrow as well. s

here's a look at the afternoon highs in the north bay, 97 degrees for nevada, 98 santa rosa, 81 stinson beach, no plans? head there. east bay, or here, upper 80s for oakland, 85 alameda as we go inland, 102 brentwood, 90 for the south bay of san jose, saratoga 97, 90 degrees for santa cruz and 89 san mateo, 86 in san francisco. it's a big day for football, really warm in the stands at here is a look at the extended forecast with temperatures coming down as we get to work on monday and introducing the possibility of afternoon or evening showers, sticking around and even a thunderstorm. it looks very unsettled there, so we will track that for you. temperatures continue to fall, back into the upper 70s and low 80s, low 70s expected around the bay. >>> our coverage of hurricane irma continues in a moment as the storm pounds south florida we take a look at the impact and influence of social media.>>> the niners and raiders are kicking off their season. a little bit of sports, coming up. sam just snagged it from you canhomegoods.is frenchie. it reminds him of bennie. only quieter. you can't h

highway 1 was packed yesterday with people headed for stinson beach. temperatures there were 100 degrees but the water was cooler at 61. san francisco beach was packed as hundreds of people were sprawled out on the sand yesterday. it was a similar scene nearby at ocean beach. >> president trump is back at the white house after meeting flood victims from hurricane harvey. last night he and first lady melania trump landed at base enters. he thanked rescuers from the coast guard in texas and offered support to evacuees. don champion has more on the trip. >> reporter: hundreds of people greeted president trump outside the national guard armory in lake charles louisiana. >> mr. president trump was there for the response to harvey. the president also visited hundreds of evacuees at a shelter in texas. he promised to help survivors rebuild. >> they say two years or three years. i think because this is texas you will probably do it in six months. >> president trump received backlash for not visiting victims during his first trip to texas after harvey made land

and on the breezy side, stinson beach. visibility is limited. 90 mill valley. warmer than that in in novato and windsor and your high today 93. expect delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. we are tracking an accident involving a toll worker that was hit by a car there. emergency crews are on the scene. and it is likely to take up much of the morning commute. as far as slowdowns goes. and we will continue to track your ride. coming up in the next traffic report. guys? >> thank you. >>> republican senators have unveiled a new immigration bill that would replace daca. the succeed act would give undocumented immigrants a 15- year path to legalization. they would have to arrive in the u.s. before age 16, graduate from high school, and pass a criminal background check, and pay off back taxes or come up with a repayment plan. and a first of its kind fundraiser is helping daca recipients stay longer in the u.s. several top bay area groups donated time and they prepared an eight-course tasting menu in san francisco and proceeds from the dinner helped recipients renew the

skyfox is over stinson beach in marin where it hit 101 degrees this afternoon. beaches across the bay area are expecting big crowds this labor day weekend. >>> well, no place in the bay area was spared from all the heat today. and for many people, it's their first experience with these kinds of extreme temperatures. >> ktvu's rob roth tells us even people who are used to hot weather aren't used to this. >> excessive heat warning in most of the bay area through monday. >> reporter: no, this isn't death valley. but it's so hot, livermore, it just seems like it. people here are used to hot. but this is different. >> it's too hot. >> reporter: epic hot but sweltering heat isn't keeping this man from doing his job. rodell just might be the most popular guy around. he fixes car air-conditioning systems in san leandro. >> it's pretty bad. it's tiring and unreal. >> reporter: across the street public works crews were cleaning up the streets. >> you got to take your breaks when you have to. the only person who know when to take breaks is you. drink and sit in the shade.

city at 69 and it looks like pittsburg 79, fairfield 79 as well and along the bay -- beaches, rather, stinson beach 67. to the north, temperatures not even warming up much there either. 80 degrees for cloverdale and our averages for san francisco should be at 70. temperatures though will be four to eight degrees below average. our sunset is at 7:19 tonight. here's the seven-day forecast. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. to believe in themselves. as sharon chin reports, it starts with a simple gift and a special mess >>> this week's jefferson award winner is inspiring women an girls to believe in themselves. as sharon chin reports, it starts with a simple gift and a special message. >> thank you for coming. >> reporter: sonja hoel perkins and her volunteers fill gift bags with jewelry, makeup or other accessories. >> our mission is to inspire at-risk teenaged girls and women to believe in themselves by letting them know the community cares. >> reporter: since sonja started project glimmer years ago, the nonprofit gave away more than 250,000 gifts to girls nationwide including the bay area

. >> reporter: a spokesperson stresses the area is not recommended for swimming, adding stinson beach does have lifeguards. over the hot weekend, there were two dozen rescues at ocean beach. today, san francisco fire conducted their own surf training drill. >> ocean beach is a treacherous beach when it comes to water. people have been swept out by riptides standing in knee-deep water. >> reporter: today, help made all the difference. and back here live. our investigative unit has been digging into the safety record at ocean beach. after we started asking questions, federal officials are now taking a closer look at warning signs to determine if the language is actually strong enough. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thanks very much. watch our complete investigation on the dangers of ocean beach at nbcbayarea.com. click on the investigations tab and you'll find a link to all of our investigative stories. >>> one day after about ten people had to be treat forward heat-related issues, plenty of people returned to the scottish games in pleas

stinson and mccoy were both prominent republicans who agreed to join the roosevelt administration on the grounds that they would be kept free from partisan politics. the entire west coast congressional delegation, minus one or two people, was solidly in aber of mass removal. and there were journalists and letter writers of all kinds who wrote in to the president. so there was a strong political consensus for removal and hardly any opposition. it did not take a genius, let alone someone with roosevelt's sensitive political antenna, to see which way the political wind was blowing. it is hard to say what influence his background had, but we can certainly say that fdr had a past history of sharing popular prejudice against japanese-americans. in the mid-1920's, years before he was elected president, franklin roosevelt had written a set of articles about diplomatic relations between the united states and japan, which you wanted to improve. but he publicly insisted that ilatable were un assim into american society. he justified laws on the west coast that prevented japanese from buying pro

a blustery day at stinson beach with sunshine at 64. low 70s in throughout wine country, sonoma and napa. windsor sunny skies, breezy at 75. >>> a man accused of running over two san leandro police officers appeared in court. 57-year-old terry gordon faces charges including attempted murder and assault. police were trying to stop him after he allegedly stole from a safeway grocery store over the weekend. they say gordon ran to his car and struck officers as he fled in the car. the officers were taken to the hospital for treatment. gordon is being held at santa rita jail in dublin. >>> newly released surveillance video could provide clues to a murder in san francisco that has gone unsolved for months. as kpix 5's joe vazquez reports, the victim's family and police hope the video will lead to tips. >> reporter: this llance video was taken just moments before theie rvhomicide. in the early-morning hours of june 18th, police say these three people on the sidewalk are persons of interest in the murder of 31-year-old man a role model who ment

another option, though, stinson beach, a little farther north which has lifeguards. this weekend we're told there were about two dozen rescues between saturday and sunday. early this morning, san francisco fire did their own drill and our investigative unit has been digging into the safety record here at ocean beach. after we started asking questions, federal officials are now taking a closer look at warning signs to determine if the language is actually strong enough. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> you can watch our complete investigation on the dangers of ocean beach at nbcbayuary.com. click on the investigations tab and find a link to all of our investigative stories. >>> trying to stay cool in the east bay. one day after about ten people had to be treat forward heat-related issues, plenty returned to the scottish games in pleasanton. there were misting stations there helping people cool off. paramedics were on hand to help anybody affected by the heat. >> anything over 100 is dangerous for any length of time. so seek those

north bay numbers from 65 and breezy in stinson beach with a full sunshine. mid-70s, novato, sonoma and napa and today we'll top off in the upper 60s in clear lake, warmer this weekend. >> speeds are starting to pick up as folks make their way through oakland. we did have a full fure on sout caltrans finished early. speeds closreeway around 40 miles per hour. but then you're back in the green. >>> a san francisco police officer is arrested and faces two misdemeanor charges. investigators say joel babbs used false vehicle registration stickers and filed a false police report. for now, the police department has reassigned babbs to a position that does not involve public contact. >>> a big crowd gathered at a school board meeting in palo alto. as maria medina explains, they discussed a report criticizing the school district for its handling of a sexual assault case. >> i find this report sobering and saddening. >> reporter: the 68-page report illustrates a timeline of repeated missteps by palo alto high school and district administrators which the board fully ad

at the coast, temperatures in the upper 60s in stinson beach. san rafael 81. cooler temperatures welcome after triple digits. >>> and speeds not quite in the triple digits but we'll say double digits and moving at the limit across the golden gate. you can see those headlights making their way into san francisco. no delays into the north bay. >> the university of utah hospital is now banning law enforcement officers from patient care areas after a nurse was violently arrested while doing her job. >> help, help, somebody help me!! ah!!! >> alex wubbels was handcuffed after she refused his demand to draw blood from an unconscious patient. she was following hospital policy and state law. the patient was not a suspect, had not given consent. at one point, wubbels put her supervisor on the speaker phone and that's when things escalated. >> it's so blatantly obvious what was right and what was wrong and i was not wrong. i want to just continue the conversation. we need re-education and i'll be waiting to here what the chief says should be done with his employees. >>

stinson beach 67. staying cool. 74 petaluma. and to the north, things are still cooler than average mid- to upper 80s. jaclyn? >> you're taking a live look. this is 880 heading through oakland. so far, traffic is moving at the limit. this is right near 66. but as you head a little further north traffic on the right side of your screen starts to slow all due to an accident we are tracking for you. this is just before oak street. expect minor slowdowns up to 14th through that stretch. over to you guys. >>> a new lawsuit could prevent transportation upgrades in the south bay. last year voters in santa clara county approved a half cent sales tax hike for improvements over 30 years. that includes bringing bart to downtown san jose and fixing caltrain and highways. but a retired urban planner is suing. she says bart construction crews may hit an underground aquifer leading to cost overruns and she says county leaders have too much leeway with the money. >> they can transfer that money from all those projects that were promised straigh

traffic came to a crawl on highway one as hundreds headed to stinson beach in marin county, ocean beach was packed with people trying to escape the heat. >> it was incredible to see the hundreds of people filing into ocean beach all day long. you can see that they are grilling dinner right now. and this was the scene all day for the entire three-and-a-half mile stretch of ocean beach. that meant parking was an absolute disaster. there was not a spot to be found. and everything was extremely crowded. the u.s. coast guard and the san francisco fire department were warning people about the rip currents they said that they preferred that you not go swimming in the water. instead, just wade in to get the tops of your feet and maybe up to your knees wet. but the sneaker wave cans be scary sometimes. and if you see someone start to drown actually get pulled underneath the water, they recommend that you call 911 and keep an eye on them as best you can. they do not want you to go out and try to rescue that person. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> well, everybody was talking about the we

stinson beach only 79 degrees and to the north the heat continues in cloverdale with 108. >>> police have tracked down a woman suspected of stabbing a man at a senior housing complex in san rafael. police say that 26-year-old unique gaimes stabbed the victim several times inside his apartment on tuesday morning. then she apparently hopped on to a golden gate transit bus to el cerrito. police found her yesterday at the motel six on loveridge road in pittsburg. she is now facing attempted homicide charges. >>> more and more people take the risk of riding bart for free are getting busted. kpix 5's maria medina shows us how the agency is cracking down to make up for the millions of dollars lost every year. >> reporter: in just a little more than an hour, bart police caught one person after another cheating the system contributing to the 15 to $25 million loss for bart every year. >> why didn't you pay the fare? >> i didn't have enough money. >> fare evasion will not be tolerated. >> police just caught somebody right there behind you just now. it's happening a lot. >> you know, you can go

uncomfortable heat. 92 degrees at stinson beach today. look at berkeley today. sonoma could hit some records. 111 and cloverdale. triple digits again across the board. clear skies out there other than the smoke. to the south we are watching this. this is tropical storm lydia. it has brought some flooding issues over baja. as it moves north it will come down a little bit. on actual labor day temperatures will drop a significant amount. especially when you compare what we will be dealing with out there today. along the coast 91, tomorrow we are getting a drop. temperatures dropped 10 degrees tomorrow. monday we will finally start to feel more comfortable. look at wednesday and thursday. temperatures dropping down into the low 70s along the bay. along the coast we will be feeling some cooling. we will have to wait for it devon. the next couple days will be uncomfortable for folks in the inland area. >>> still ahead, meet our pet of the week. find out how you can help make ozzie a part of your family. ozzy is in need of a new home. joining us now with more on how yo

. >>> people trying to cool off at stinson beach yesterday, they were treated to quite the show. this video of some dolphins swimming and jumping in the water was captured yesterday. the dolphins hung around for several hours to the delight of the beach goers and our director of this newscast shot this video, so great to see all those dolphins in the water there. fun. >> look at that. >> the sweet treat that's helping kids help kids. >> it's really hard for the kids and adults going through this terrible hurricane. >> bay area young people lend a hand to people who lost everything in hurricane harvey. >>> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. keeping those student loans under control, what you need to know before you get in over your head. >>> the toll plaza on the bay bridge looking awesome on this labor day, hol 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 shoppin

they manage areas such as stinson beach, there was, kristi beach, and lands end. >>> it has been pretty nice out there but is it going to last through the weekend? >> thankfully, the answer to that is yes. friday eve, got to get through the weekend, the weather will hold with blue skies and low humidity. no storms, no bad air quality, no record heat. we are just fine. highs today looking at the 80s in napa, that's about it. concord, 76. redwood city, you hit 75. fremont, 72, and san francisco, plenty of sunshine cleaning off of the salesforce tower right now but a chilly high of 66 degrees. lafayette art and wine festival up and down lafayette boulevard, saturday and sunday -- , sunny and mild. 80 degrees will be your temperature next weekend. and, the raiders home opener on kpix 5 is 1:00 kickoff, their hosting the just, they're going for 2-0, i think they will do it. mainly sunny, nice day for football. 71 degrees, your kickoff temperature. what change? pesky area of low temperature, still causing thunderstorms and rough weather around the low, it is no longer close to us. new area of

beachway, stinson. and close to 90, readings back up into the lower 80s and lower 90s. antioch, 92. gilroy checks in with the forecast high of 90. most areas, temperature range, 92 degrees. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. the warm to hot today and we'll begin to cool things off, especially coast side tomorrow as we increase that fog and maybe some lower 70s out there for the coast. and then we'll actually see more fog as we head towards friday and into the weekend. so no major heat in the weekend forecast. a little spike this week and we'll cool things off which is good news with fire danger. >> yes, very nice downtown road. >> we continue to mon tort traffic situation there near the macarthur maze, westbound 80 in the approach to the bay bridge still shut down after a standoff between richmond police and a homicide suspect with an exchange of gunfire event 80. bumper to bumper traffic. we are back after the break. >>> new at noon, two men charged in connection with the deadly ghost ship fire in oakland pleaded not guilty today. derick almena and harris pleaded not g

. >>> no sun needed for labor day fun at stinson beach. huge crowds flocked there again today. it's been packed the last few days, people just trying to cool off a bit. >> wow, was it hot this weekend. >> the beach looked like coney island, just needed a pier and a amusement rides and boardwalk and amusement rides and boardwalk. where are we today? we are transitioning back to normal. we aren't there yet because we're cloudy, humid, had a few showers and highs didn't make it to 90 today. that's the sign things are changing significantly. san jose and concord 88 the high today, fremont and napa 84, oakland 81, san francisco 79 degrees, just three days removed from 106. still a few trips in mendocino and -- drips in mendocino and lake county, a few showers for the state capitol, all this moving to the north away from the bay area. mid-60s for lows tonight, should be rain free. mountain view 67, livermore 67, santa rosa in the 60s and san francisco an overnight low 65 degrees. hallelujah, the ocean breeze is returning! find you with all this heat -- mind you, with all this heat no

on february 11, the president received a message from stinson said -- supported the removal but thought he needed presidential authorization for such a draft policy. he asked fdr for authorization. roosevelt told him over the phone that he was too busy to meet with him but he trusted them to do whatever they thought necessary provided they were as reasonable and humane as possible. the army then arranged executive order 9066. this provided the authority for the army to remove japanese-americans from their homes which later led to the imprisonment in government caps -- camps. it was signed on february 19. why was fdr's elemental to such drastic and hasty action? as built out of you, i wrote a whole book about this question and i will not give you the whole book in two seconds. i can say that that his brother -- i can say that his brother -- he later stated that the president's final decision was imposed by a variety of factors. by several event under which he had little control, bad counsel, strong political pressures and by his own training background and personality. i think that is a

maybe approaching 80 degrees out towards stinson beach. antioch and brentwood, right around 90 degrees. san jose a forecast high of 86. and san francisco, the last few hours going back and forth between 85 and 86 degrees on the models. i went for 86. so definitely on the warm side, as well. fit not 86, it will people like knit that range. the five-day forecast, temperatures still heating up. fire danger will be that warning in place until wednesday afternoon. still lots of sunshine across the board. maybe a little bit of a dip in the numbers coast side around the bay friday. and then it will warm back up into next weekend. so the warm hot weather is here to stick around all week long. >> i always think about october, the open hills fire. so it is that time of year. >> it's that scaregy offshore wind. it's okay in it's a light wind, but when it starts picking up, that's what scares us. >> absolutely. thank you, mark. >>> want to show you some spectacular video from the international space station. >> take a look at this close-up view of the

the ggnra manages areas like stinson beach, muir woods, crissy field and lands end. >>> a community group trying to keep the raiders in oakland are hoping to get a boost from today's coliseum authority meeting. katie nielsen joins us live from the coliseum to explain what they are doing. katie. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. forever oakland is a community based group made of up fans and nonprofits waging a legal battle to get the raiders to stay at the coliseum. they say the nfl's approval to move the raiders to las vegas wasn't legal. they said now they are trying to get support to wage a legal battle to keep the raiders here. they say part of the reason the raiders wanted to move was because of the multimillions of dollars paid to team owners as part of the relocation. >> it's more than football. it resembles everything in how we live in this community that you can't duplicate anywhere. >> reporter: forever oakland is hoping to get support from the city of oakland as well as the alameda county supervisors at today's coliseum authority meeting. that meeting starts at 8:30 this morning.

sky fox is over stinson beach a short time ago where it hit 101 degrees this afternoon. there too we saw plenty of people trying to cool off in the cool ocean water. >>> san francisco set an all- time record high today hitting 106 degrees. that's very unusual. as you know for the city, it's usually sheltered from extreme heat by the summer fog. but since extreme heat is so rare, many people who live in the city don't have air- conditioning at home. the heat even caused some of the out-of-towners by -- caught some of the out-of- towners by surprise. >> i do live in palm springs, where i thought i was leaving the heat behind. but what happened to san francisco? a heat wave! >> previous record for san francisco's all-time high was back on june 14 of 2000 when the temperature hit 103. coverage of the triple digits gripping the bay area will continue throughout the show including more on the power issues we're seeing on the growing fire danger as well. >>> black smoke billowing from the chimney of the russian consulate in san francisco this afternoon. today the facility is sh

i think the sun comes out a little bit at stinson and point reyes but it definitely will be like this. fog along the coast right now. you go through the tunnel like i said it's sunny. and you go south down 19th and get out towards burlingame, it's sunny. but right here at the coast, that's where the fog is going to hang. in the morning hours you will see that push of fog and then it burns back and there's your saturday afternoon. big weekend coming up. football games, you got baseball games. i love this time of year actually because you have lots of stuff to watch on tv and the weather, the length of the day are just about right. so when i come back, that's tomorrow, we'll talk all about the saturday specifically and the sunday temperatures when i see you next. >>> dozens of people out thousands of dollars all because of a phone call. >> it's the panicked voice on the other end with a name or information about a loved one that very few would know and they -- it appears real. >> up next tonight, the warning from authorities about a new phone scam. >> one of the nfl's top running backs

a refreshing day with great air quality. 67 degrees in stinson beach. 80 in napa. the weekend forecast is coming up. >>> new this morning, fire crews are keeping an eye on hot spots after a home in redwood city went up in flames. kpix 5's jackie ward is live at the scene with the very latest. jackie. >> reporter: kenny, this was a big one. just check out behind me how charred the house is. it's pretty much destroyed the roof burned off and some police and fire crews are on scene because they are worried this fire may flare up. the flames from this fire were quite something despite only being a one-alarm fire. the call came in about 10:30 here on crompton road. fortunately no one was home at the time. to add to the firefighters' challenge a live wire came down in the back of the house. they got the fire under control in just over an hour. the redwood city and woodside fire departments did a really good job of keeping this fire from spreading. a few roads in the area have been blocked off to keep it clear for fire crews to come in and out of this morning. but no majo

here's a look along the beach in stinson beach. 67. mill valley 71. look at sausalito a cool 67. kentfield 74. san rafael 79. temperatures are staying cool and comfortable pretty cloudy along the coast. beyond that, things should be clearing up once this low moves out eventually then we have a warmup because of this high pressure working in. here's the seven-day forecast. this morning we sniff out the source. and: lyft's self driving cars could >>> time now 5:50. a unique smell is stinking up a south bay neighborhood this morning we sniff out the source. >> and lyft's self-driving cars could soon be hitting bay area streets. - grocery outlet is the home of "wow" savings. "wow" means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of "wow". denial. - is this price right? - acceptance. and boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three "o's". ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ announcer: this week, assorted flavors of power bars are just four for a dollar. soon be hitting san francisco's streets.. and you can hitch a ride >>> good morning to you. good morning to the fog. it's affecting vi

>>> people cooling off at stinson beach over the weekend were treated to a show. video of dal fins swimming in the water was captured on sunday. dolphins hung around for several hours to the delight of beachgoers. >> they're gorgeous animals, and they can jump really high. >> that's fun to see when you're at a beach. >> absolutely. >>> is today the day go to the beach? it has cooled down quite a bit, so i don't know. >> any day is a day to go to the beach except we're all going back to work today, mike. >> did you see those dolphins? >> really cool. >>> everybody heading back to work and i'm heading down to the caribbean because hurricane irma has my attention right now. the fastest wind speeds, the farthest west we've ever recorded, 175 miles per hour winds. and it's going to make a direct hit on the virgin islands sometime wednesday night into thursday morning as the category 5, possibly a155-mile-per-hour winds as it makes a direct hit on the turks and cake coz. and then possibly goes right to key west and then some of the miles have it going right across flori

it's the beauty of stinson beach because the northwest wind shears off the fog and pushes it away. inside point reyes, you get a lot of clearing. that's why places like half moon bay get so much fog because the wind blows it right in. so there's the forecast for your saturday. sunday is going to be warmer still. got a 9er game on sunday. a bears -- cal playing on saturday. i don't know if stanford is home or not. i'll look into that. but a lot going on. weather looks good. sunday is hotter. we'll talk about that next. >>> demonstrators protesting the urban shield program today. the 48-hour s.w.a.t. training program is just starting this weekend. the people taking part in urban shield say the training is critical and that every scenario is based on a real- life event. opponents say it leads to a more militarized police force. this program comes after president trump announced he will be rolling back on restrictions that kept the military from transferring equipment to local police departments. >>> the university of california system has filed a lawsuit against the trump administrati

on february 11, the president received a message from stinson said -- supported the removal but thought he needed presidential authorization for such a draft policy. he asked fdr for authorization. roosevelt told him over the phone that he was too busy to meet with him but he trusted them to do whatever they thought necessary provided they were as reasonable and humane as possible. arranged executive order 9066. this provided the authority for the army to remove japanese-americans from their homes which later led to the imprisonment in government caps -- camps. it was signed on february 19. why was fdr's elemental to such drastic and hasty action? you, i wrote a whole book about this question and i will not give you the whole book in two seconds. that his brother -- i can say that his brother -- he later stated that the president's final decision was imposed by a variety of factors. by several event under which he counsel,e control, bad strong political pressures and by his own training background and personality. reasonablyt is a accurate summary of what inspired fdr to this decision.

stinson beach, 70. around the bay, in the 70s. inland, low 80s. livermore, 81. walnut creek, 82. brentwood, 84. san jose, upper 70s. gilroy, 81. san francisco, 70 degrees. the beaches are mainly in the upper 60s. looking ahead the five day forecast. temperatures warm up sunday and then cool off slightly early next week. this is a nice quiet, fall forecast. what you would expect. >> and we love it. >> before we know it we will talk about freezing mornings and rain and thunderstorm warnings. >> i want to point out looking at that microclimate forecast, this is the time of year where you see less of a disparity. >> typically we talk about 60 all the way up to 95. now we are around 65, 75 and 85. sometimes the coast can be warmer than inland neighborhoods. >>> the ancient aztecs will be showcased at wayne of the exhibits that premieres today in san francisco. we were learned about one of the most prominent archaeological sites in mexico. >>> the final start for one of the giants best pictures. i look back at the career of matt cain as he prepares to pitch in his final ballgame. >>> l

afternoon highs for today, 98 in novato. 79 in stinson beach. 92 for alameda. 105 in danville. 106 this antioch. 98 in san jose, 102 in saratoga. 96 redwood city, 88 in san francisco. it's warm. yesterday, 102 there. the temperatures are continuing to fall off for labor day monday. better tuesday, there are the 80s i was talking about. hot wednesday and thursday. >> for labor day, maybe you can go outside. when its 115, it's like, less eat by the tv. >> 106 to 80s, that's a big improvement. >> along the coast, 10 or 15 degrees of cooling today. >> a reprieve is in the works. >> thank you. >>> this labor day weekend is a three day weekend for many but some people are spending tomorrow demonstrating. we tell you about the rallies scheduled in the bay area calling for higher wages >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break . >>> welcome back to ktvu news, all of the news, weather and information you need to know throughout your day. >>> there could be more bart delays because of track work, no trains will be running between the 19th street and fruitvale stations and betwe

low 70s expected at stinson beach for the afternoon. 76 by the water in sausalito. and low 80s in novato and to the east bay we go, mid to upper 80s for the east bay show. and low 80s for the warmer location, danville, livermore, antioch, 83 for today and south bay, san jose, 80, 81 for saratoga, a beautiful day for santa cruz and mostly sunny skies. and 78 the afternoon high for you there. and along the coast, we will have low 70s from pacifica, through half moon bay, and upper 70s inland areas like redwood city, and 75 in san bruno and 75 in the city of san francisco. that's a beautiful day. to be hanging out in the city for you there. and the extended forecast, temperatures continuing to warm, and then we get into those 90s. as we get back to work on monday. our inland communities, low 90s in the forecast, and tuesday, wednesday, and upper 80s around the bay. and for our coast, mostly sunny skies skies. and 83 will be the average tuesday and wednesday. >> sounds nice. >> sure does sound nice. >> yes. >> it sounds very nice. >> we got to get out of here. [ laughte

that's why even stinson beach may be in the 80s coming up tomorrow. temperatures relative to average, 20 degrees above average in san francisco tomorrow. 26 degrees above average in concord tomorrow. 113 degrees. fremont 97. redwood city 98. morgan hill 105. i have never typed in numbers like this before. danville, 113. livermore 114. antioch 114. vallejo above 100 degrees tomorrow. close to 90 in san francisco as i mentioned. berkeley going to hit 90. triple digits for mill valley, san rafael, petaluma. 59 in san leandro. 108 ukiah. 108 clearlake. 108 cloverdale. some of the hottest weather we have seen away from the water in a decade. continued hot saturday, relief on sunday especially near the water. but nothing even close to normal until the middle of next week. some bad air quality and super hot for the next 48 hours. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a bay area shelter has its hands full with squirrels. nearly 100 of the bushy-tailed babies rescued. what's behind the sudden surge. a mom and cub were spotted in the redwood trees on webster street...