about 60 miles east of saint helene a people living between the 6507,000 block of red canyon road in napa county they have been told. >>to leave their homes, lots of smoke in the area but many of the. >>shots we see appears to show crews are starting to get an upper hand the fire is now limited to certain areas, no reports of any injuries or structures that are burning or imminently in danger, but it is still considered an active fire. the air attacks appear to be the fairly strong lots of smoke though still seen at this hour again 55 acres have burned and as we get new information on this fire. we will certainly update you. in the newscast and on kron 4 dot com and we first told about the fire and the evacuations through a push alert make sure you download the kron 4 mobile app. >>to always get the latest breaking news happening in your neighborhood. and tonight there are also growing concerns about wildfires in the east bay as the weather heats up it is the season this coming after crews are busy with a grass fire off the ultimate pass in livermore early this morning kron 4 sarah stinso

abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live from napa with more. it's a pretty clever idea. >> reporter: it's a very clear of idea. a lot of people think about sonoma county when they think of the firestorm of two years ago. napa lost 455 houses, hundreds of other structures and are starting a new campaign. they do have a good idea. have you ever seen one of these. >> hope you never do in real life. the memories whi dusty still remain fresh on fire start at lat las peak in napa, memories of flames and trying to get out. >> pull this and when you do you hear it snap. >> when bill learned how to neighbors died because the power failed on a garage door, he resolved to each the rest of the neighbors how to escape and become fire wise. if fire again, he'll tie one of these streamers to his door so first responders will know he's evacuated. >> they're beating on the door and there's no one living there. >> when fire came to the north bay in 2017, deputies and sonoma county went door to door warning people to get out. often that meant banging on already e

se desarrollÓ en los medios de comunicaciÓn. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> en noticiero telemundo 48 horas en napa fueron evacuados por el riesgo de un incendio de maleza >>> segÚn los bomberos de (nombre en inglÉs) es siniestro fue en la autopista 128 con (nombre en inglÉs) hasta el momento no se ha informado sobre la destrucciÓn causada por este si siniestro. y las autoridades de santa clara quieren evitar pÉrdidas humanas y e tener un sistema de tecnologÍa cuando obtengan los 4 millones de dÓlares de fondos estatales. >>> vimos las llamaradas propagÁndose en cenizas y asÍ recordÓ el seÑor jones en un reciente fuego. >>> agosto, septiembre y octubre son los meses donde tradicionalmente el estado registra los incendios mÁs grandes de todo el aÑo, el jefe de bomberos este lunes en cuper tino dijo que las Últimas semanas el condado ha registrado 6 incendios de maleza. recibimos 4 millones de dÓlares del presupuesto estatal especÍficamente los mÉtodos de comunicaciÓn, ellos lograrÁn su meta para adquirir dos sistemas mÓviles que permiten establecer los mÓviles. autoridades dicen

we're farmers primarily there in napa, so. damian: so, who would be better at making wine than those who work the land? hugo: i agree with that. that's a very true statement because high-quality wines, they're made in the vineyard. if you focus on growing high-quality grapes and you grow high-quality grapes, all the work is easy in the winery. it's like with food. if you don't start with a high-end product, you're not gonna achieve a high-end meal, high-end result, so. damian: i know there was a while there, jorge, where restaurants were closing downtown, and you've managed to stay open and flourish and succeed. what's been the secret for you? jorge: i think as i just stated, you know, my family started as campesinos, you know? my uncle worked here in the winery as well, and worked in--food, so we're grown up with this labor of love. you know, we work hard. you know, i'm right here, and he has dirt under his uñas and i have grease, you know? and so we're in there. we're part of, you know, the labor. so we, you know, i'm in th

that's where those evacuations are it is also 16 miles east of saying holy not in napa county. now first reports talked about 45 acres burning but as i said before we've just learned that 55 acres have now burned this is a very rural area of napa county and it is located and in that rural area in located south of lake berryessa lots of smoke in the area. but in many of the shots that now appears. the fire is limited to certain areas and you can see the red surrounds a lot of that smoke. they have been dumping different material on that fire to try to get control of that, but we certainly are not seeing the flames right now that we saw earlier but still a lot of smoke out there still in order at this place again 55 acres as has burned and as we get new information on this fire. we will bring it to you and update you. in this newscast. grant vicki. now back to you. >>all right here so live for us in the newsroom. thank you j r and joining us on the phone is robert foxworthy from cal fire to give us some some more information and some nervous residents out there. jeff. >>what can

by midcentury we be looking at double that number so about 2 months worth of days in napa that would have a heat index that high by late century, not the county could see about a 100 days for the heat index was over 90 degrees. >>and napa counties just one area that will see the number of hot days triple contra costa county historically sees 20 days a year above 90 by midcentury that will increase to 51 days and by the end of the century. there will be 3 months of temperatures above 90 and solano county is the worst historically with 37 days above 90. it will increase to 77 days by midcentury and a 113 days by the end of the century reversing that trend will take some work. but the union of concerned scientists thinks it can be done if we aggressively reduce our emissions from things like. >>burning coal and burning oil and gasoline that we can contain the expansion of extreme heat in the coming decades. but that will mean that we need to quickly make a transition to clean energy to get our electricity and then we'll need to use a clean energy to power every car every truck. >>if tha

in napa. >>the blair who brought the biggest smile and both the gm and head coach is no raiders wide receiver antonio brown who flew into napa on a hot air balloon. >>land is here. is he okay that's alright. i expect a lot more drama from number 8 for real. >>the perhaps the biggest distraction of the pre season will come courtesy of cameras from hbo's hard knocks series which will be following the team throughout training camp and the reason the goal way to training camp is to get away from all the distractions. >>get together bond learned your seimetz no distractions no intrusions hard knocks is an intrusion. it was handed to us so it's up to us to deal with it. >>with the oakland raiders in napa haaziq kron 4 news. >>and southern california is off the streets after police say he went on a killing spree how police were able to track him down. >>2 children had to be rescued after being trapped in a hot car. the message that police are sending out to parents and. >>and next the bay area seeing

there you go, of napa, >> there is your foghorn. we had to wake up. thank you, jimmy, for that. also, fog in and around the area which makes sense, they probably have it by the napa airport or around there. also, american canyon, vallejo, maybe red top road if you are familiar with that area. santa rosa 58, san francisco 58, 61, livermore 62 in san jose, 64 warm degrees, also a north breeze at the clock, that in the cloud cover will do that, northwesterly breeze going down the santa clara valley holding captures up in morgan hill, all the way down to hollister, low clouds in place after yesterday's whopper of a sister making its move, beginning to push onshore now to vancouver, seattle, portland, it is far enough north it is not impacting us a lot of high clouds did. they dragged across yesterday afternoon and evening, a lot of temperatures, only a few 50s, temperatures running about 5-10 degrees warmer than they were 24 hours ago, san mateo down to los altos in the 60s, stanford, los altos 64, redwood city 63 over to union in fremont 63, 62, everything is on the san mateo coast

>>really the best of napa valley and bringing in. musicians and artists and dancers from all over the world and all of that comes together and creates a really magical and special one of a kind experience and it literally runs throughout the napa valley such as focused on one community that's correct we actually have from from having our summer camps in american canyon, i'm with the concerts and food and wine events all the way of up to callista. this year's focus is a little bit different than years past because we have the 50th anniversary of landing on the moon that's happening right during the festival we do yes and it's a exciting way to celebrate an intersection innovation and technology and the arts and so there's a lot of programming this year that showcases discovery and exploration i'm kind of all honoring this great momentous occasion they were looking at the camera video from a firm that neil armstrong's landing on the moon so many people are going to be focused on that lunar landing it's so appropriate. >>that festival m

>>here at the napa valley marriott hotel in napa oakland raiders general manager mike mayock and head coach jon gruden addressed the media on the eve of what will likely be the final training camp for the team here in the bay area. the floor moving to las vegas. we like to get back to the. >>the oakland raiders of years past and hopefully our players can learn what it is to be a raider the commitment that takes to be an excellent football team, another of the rpte us tradition signing a controversial free agents. >>who have run afoul of league rules like offensive lineman richie incognito who will be serving a suspension when the season begins i told you guys point blank that we expected some kind of suspension ok so we know about it we planned for but perhaps the biggest distraction of the pre season will come courtesy of cameras from hbo's hard knocks series which will be following the team throughout training camp and the reason the goal way to training camp is to get away from all the distractions. get together bond learned your seimetz no distractions no intrusions. >>hard knocks

now to tell us what he is doing in napa right now. >>> a live shot in the shade. why am i here? i go where the nfl training camps go. the team we are focusing on from here, they were silver and black. how was that for a hint? back in a few. >>> football background and we are in not, napa, the sign of the raiders. we are day two of training camp. these fellows are running up and down the field. antonio brown finally made his presence felt on the football till, field. once he passed the physical, he joined the team today. a live practice with the napa heat. he was part of the off-season roster overall. they've got 21 new free agents. the raiders are banking on improvement from both sides of the ball. defense allowed the most points in the field last year and they hope to factor ran the turnaround. >> this group hasn't done anything yet and we've got a lot more to prove. this team right here did not lose. this team right here hasn't lost anything. going into it, that is how you have to look at it. really, everything you want is in front of you. that is how we look at

i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine for pam moore, this fire is burning in napa county crews have been. >>scrambling to keep the flames from spreading kron four's j r stone is tracking the fire he joins us live from the newsroom. jr crews making any progress. >>well catherine this fire is now at 55 acres in that certainly may not sound like good news, but keep one thing in mind when we came to at 5. it was 55 acres as well so that means it has not increased in size in the last hour or not to the point where officials have felt it necessary to update us on that. officials tell us that this is being called the canyon fire. it is located at highway one 28 and rag county road is 16 miles east of saint alina in napa county as i talk about this i want to go to the video that has come into our newsroom within the last 2 hours at this point it doesn't appear as though there have been any injuries, it doesn't appear as though any structures have burned either flames can be seen in some of the areas and smoke in other areas as to those evacuatio people living in between the 6507,000 block of rag

solano and napa counties on treasure island dan kerman kron 4 news. >>all right time to check in with meteorologist john tribal. well let us know if we have more hot days a warm days ahead, fortunately little cooler head of us. you think you're saying that that's okay. >>you like to see temperatures. we're looking at some i'm >>when you say oh it's going to cool down i i just get i take it whenever i talk about it all down and like this is a good thing or bad thing said oh robin ok job, but you know we are looking at some still still warm enough weather into the weekend. it's not going to be cool weather by any means just not as hot as it has been looking outside at berkeley right here skies, definitely a touch on the cloudy side. >>most of the fog that we're seeing is just a little bit aloft this morning so not really making contact. we too many areas that should be causing you problems i think will be good on your drive to work, do watch them hilly areas and that visibility in those spots though storm tracker showing dry skies across the region this

in the 60s in concord. 59 in napa. 56 santa rosa. heading out the door, a little cool in and outside the bay. we'll have those breezy winds. so a little kwaucaution needed there. elsewhere on theness p, climbing through the upper 70s, redwood city, mountain view. it should be a pretty nice afternoon for july. we've been running a bit below average. another warm day inland with numbers flirting with 90. 74 in richmond, 75 in san mateo with 81 in san rafael. santa cruz 77. the fog is back. it will take a little longer to clear tomorrow. enjoy the clear start today. wish i could say the same about the traffic. i know it has been rough. >> it sure has. e o lanes for quite some y 7 time. the two left lanes are open. this is eastbound 80 before the el portal exit. that sort of strange object in the roadway is a huge chunk of guard rail taken out by this truck that flipped down the hillside and unfortunately looks like the driver, to me anyway, of that vehicle did not survive that. that's the coroner's vehicle. they're on the scene, working

in napa. >>the blair who brought the biggest smile and both the gm and head coach is no raiders wide receiver antonio brown who flew into napa on a hot air balloon. >>land is here. is he okay that's alright. i expect a lot more drama from number 84. >>gun, but perhaps the biggest distraction of the pre season will come courtesy of cameras from hbo's hard knocks series which will be following the team throughout training camp and the reason the goal way to training camp is to get away from all the distractions. >>get together bond learned your seimetz no distractions no intrusions hard knocks is an intrusion. it was handed to us so it's up to us to deal with it. >>with the oakland raiders in napa haaziq kron 4 news. >>happy coaches we now there are 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero in the and lawrence karnow is here to give us this is about issues with air quality with this heat this coming this way if you know that will be other thing where we've been talking ab

we start force taylor the second tonight who is live in napa taylor, how are things looking. >>well things are looking much much better than earlier today, i'm no longer seeing those large flames and that heavy smoke but as you can see there's still some road closures here behind me near state road one 28 here monticello road again they're not letting those people who were evacuated on through and again as i said things are much worse earlier today. >>flames smoke and families evacuated as nearly 200 firefighters battled this scene in napa county you're steve irwin 28 in red canyon road the graffiti and thick brush. >>the winds just that the winds were very strong but with the graffiti. this was a tough slog roughy driven fire in it makes her with the thick brush made the effort to little a little different. >>9 homes were evacuated in saint in addition to the 6 brush. cal fire says the steep terrain made firefighting efforts challenging on monday. they called and 15 engines and 6 screws along with air tankers helicopters and water tankers to tackle the area known as the cany

it's 7 degrees warmer in both concord and san jose and 6 degrees warmer in napa. after a cool down tomorrow, we will have another warmup. we will talk about how hot things get inland coming up in the 7-day forecast. >> sounds good, thanks. >>> a missing person's case in oakland has taken a turn. a 33 #-year-old man is accused of murdering his own grandmother. 71-year-old theola polk was seen last july 6th. investigation turned into homicide case and led police to arrest maurice washington, jr. the suspect facing murder charges with special circumstances of killing for financial gain. . >>> the fire department now says it was a man who was killed when his car collided with an ace train in livermore this morning. chopper 5 flying over the scene at junction and ladd avenues ease of the ace train stations. they believe the guardrails were down and the crossing lights were flashing when the crash happened. in the pictures, you can see the front of the car caved in. no one on board the train was injured. but service was delayed for about an hour and a half. the second t

napa is around vallejo. these bay shore is still covered from errors near richmond, hercules down through union city and fremont. right there near san ramon, pleasanton, dublin, perhaps partly cloudy skies run livermore. starting out with a partly cloudy but turning mostly clear . by lunchtime, we have it at the coastline, everyone has plenty of sunshine. the winds are light southeast at san jose at about 10. in the coast it will remain in place. they'll keep the temperatures cool at the coast. we will be warm inland but not too hot. take a look at i color coding. you can see no shades are at at least not for us. you have to get into the sacramento valley to get those 90s. here's looking at some of the numbers. will at the coast where you go 63 pacifica, 66 for san francisco, father of the bay. upper 70s in san rafael, inland, the warmer areas 86 in concorde, 83 expected in livermore and for inland communities, where looking mostly clear skies in time for the evening fireworks, meanwhile, san francisco perha

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solano and napa counties on treasure island dan kerman kron 4 news. >>this morning we are getting a look inside the first home to be built since the deadly camp fire the town of paradise issued its first certificate of occupancy for the home last week gonzalez has the story. >>this are celebrating a milestone with significance extending beyond their families moving into a new chapter for the town of paradise. the victorian travis sinclair's home among the nearly 19,000 structures destroyed in the camp fire. this is the first certificate of occupancy and now pioneering a fresh start. their home in mint condition, not. the first completed rebuilt for the town of >>coming home today. >>after 8 long months that felt like an unstable roller coaster towards eternity it's then trying there's you know it says something like this will either make or break your marriage. i mean and i for us it made it one home to the next thrown into unforgiving uncertainty was there ever. i wondered what i would be coming back to and i mean you'd be foolish not to consider it.

napa was 96 degrees. not today. after a quick warm up on the weekend, we are back to a different pattern. that's a cooler pattern for monday and tuesday, most of the week looks pretty quiet. temperatures settling in near average. santa rosa down 10. concord 101 to 84. san jose from 88 to 78 degrees. we will level off there. the high which was over us, built in california, now heading back towards the four corners over arizona, allowing lower pressure to sweep in, a west, southwest flow. that opens the door to the fog and because now the cap or the high not on top of it, the bases are up and the delta wind is alive, 29 to 37 miles per hour. west, southwest at napa 24. oak land due west at 13. southeast breeze in the santa clara valley, signal as cooler pattern. 61 oak land. 5 novato. hillsborough is checking in cooler at 53. woodside is 54. 57 palo alto. freemont 59. 45 truckee. 60s ukiah and sacramento. 58 monterey. the high moves to the east, that allows the cooler pattern to kick in. it will begin today and contin

in napa county, debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 11:00. a man is under arrest for stealing ashes and personal items from a san jose cemetery. daniel jimenez hernandez was booked into jail in mill pea diswithout bail. a woman reported an urn with her daughter's ashes were stolen from the cemetery last thursday. officers say they recovered the urn when they made the arrest. jimenez hernandez is charged with possession of stolen property, possession of drug paraphernalia, and providing a false id to police. >>> a catholic priest in the north bay has been suspended by the diocese for allegedly stealing church donations. 56-year-old oscar diaz is accused of stealing at least $95,000 in collection money from five churches including resurrection roman catholic parish in santa rosa. church officials say stacks of money were found in the priest's car, office, and at his home. >> it's upsetting, yeah, because i mean you come to church thinking the money is going to go to where it's supposed to go. >> the church says the thefts first came to light la

times stronger than the napa quake. we would have to experience 44 napa quakes to get the engineer release from one ridgecrest earthquake from yesterday. that magnitude is everything. the quakes still happening now, reports of more than 2,000 in the past 36 hours. seismologists estimate this type of shaking will likely continue for the next week or so. >> thank you very much. for way on how to prepare for an earthquake or any natural disaster, head to our website and look for the prepared nor cal emergency resources on our home page. police are making progress into a shooting at the mall that sent terrified shoppers running for cover. one shooter is in custody with an accomplice and a second is still at large. cornell bernard has details. last tuesday, a shotues two groups of teens captured on video. >> i heard four pop pop pop pop. people yelled get out of the mall! >> a 16-year-old suspected shooter and 15-year-old accomplice. both were arrested on saturday at a home in san francisco. >> one remains at large. >> 18-ye

napa air force is having issues. travis southwest, 31. gusts to 37. that's extra hold on the hair spray. forecasted highs above yesterday, come back down to near average, coast and bay to below areas, santa rosa, 82. san jose 78. the high, monsoon moisture, the thunderstorm activity is now being pushed towards the east due to amping up. so is the on ore wind. a cooler pat torn take news to today and also in to tomorrow. 50s, 60s, more 50s nows santa clara, 55. everyone is close there at the coast and mountains and the valley. the system sweep sweeping in from the north. with us through thursday and friday. if you bow to a west wind or a west, southwest wind and fog is your friend, large and in charge. 60s, 70s, 80s, few near 90. down 10- 14 degrees for some compared to yesterday. that's the theme with subtle day-to-day changes. warm erinland. >>> time is 6:53, still following today's top story, that deadly shoot act the gilroy garlic festival. a live report coming up at 7:00. >>> also supposed to be the happiest place in the world. a mother says enoug

the raiders have held their training camp in napa and 96. and look at this fun moment on the sidelines. at raiders training camp. antonio brown son going for a pass, the quarterback derek carr son. very nice pass. hopefully their dance can create some of the same magic on the football field this fall. >>> a new survey confirming research that says one of the best ways to destress is to spend time outdoors. the survey group one pole talk to 2000 people in more than three quarters said going outside help them deal with work related stress such as being cooped up inside a staring at a computer screen for hours. the respondent said it didn't take long before they saw the effects, 20 minutes surrounded by nature did the trick. in the bay area we can take our pick of nature right? up the hills, denied water, it's a luxury. >>> 20 minutes, i would encourage 30. >> but yeah, it works for me, i love getting outside. >>> thank you for watching and don't forget our next newscast coming up at 4 pm, more coverage of the shooting in gilroy online right no

this is in napa county. you see that smoke there. it has grown to 45 acres and people on the south side of highway 128, they are being told to evacuate. as we zoom in here now, you can see that smoke coming off those trees there. the chp says the highway has been closed between markley cove and rag canyon road. fire started just after 2:00 p.m. so far we haven't heard of any injuries or any structures, if any structures have been damaged by the flames just yet. you can tell it looks like a fairly remote area. but as we take a closer look here, you can see the flames coming off there and that black smoke. >> if there is any encouraging news it is that the wind there is very light. the wind is out of the southwest at only 5 miles per hour now. of course, a gust could develop at any time. at the moment the wind doesn't seem to be a factor to be worried about. the humidity is very low. temperature is 91 degrees. so it's hot, it's dry, it's fire weather. >> certainly is. >> let me give you a look at the graphic we put together showing the

in napa. >>the blair who brought the biggest smile and both the gm and head coach is no raiders wide receiver antonio brown who flew into napa on a hot air balloon. >>land is here. is he okay that's i expect a lot more drama from number 8 for real. >>the gun, but perhaps the biggest distraction of the pre season will come courtesy of cameras from hbo's hard knocks series which will be following the team throughout training camp and the reason the goal way to training camp is to get away from all the distractions. >>get together bond learned your seimetz no distractions no intrusions hard knocks is an intrusion. it was handed to us so it's up to us to deal with it. >>with the oakland raiders in napa haaziq kron 4 news. >>well you're looking for something fun to do this weekend we might just have a couple ideas coming your way maybe a little wrestling, maybe some kites and of course, lots and lots of food for fun things is coming up. the keel of this it's dine and dish esca very a chef winds foo

the fire can be seen from the city of napa. obviously, we are keeping an eye on this and we will continue to watch this. as it is we have more information, we will pass along to you. >>> in san francisco this afternoon, concern about pedestrian safety is growing. after a man was killed and his wife was injured by a speeding driver. >> we know now the identity of that driver. we are live from the intersection from this crash unfolded. this is one of the cities notorious intersections. >> reporter: that's right. this is one of the most notorious intersections. you can see traffic passing through right now. we have been here for one hour. as one car after another blew through red lights here. city leaders are now saying that something needs to be done to make sure it that this intersection and those around the city are safer. near collisions are nothing new at this intersection. as a matter fact, ktvu saw a collision while talking to the supervisor this morning. this is the same intersection were a man went through in intersection

for napa, 96 degrees today. the record was 89. so napa going to break the record for today. let me show you what happens next. concord, you were really feeling the worst of the heat. if you look at the cooldown, this will be dramatic. we are going to go from 100 today to 85 monday. in between now and monday, we still have a sunday to get through. which while not as hot as today will still be hot. there is san jose. you are also going to get that cooldown after tomorrow. we are only seven degrees above average for today in san jose. oakland, similar trend here. it is like nothing ever happened. we will take a look ahead to the cooldown. i spotlighted that for much of next week. the thing i want to impress upon you is if you are inland, you are not out of the woods yet, but you are almost there. vern, what's going on in teyou, lot to talk about. if you're into the raiders. and the 49ers. both made some noise on day one of trading camp. and, we have the moving pictures to prove it. reaction, too. >>> nfl up top. friday, they reported. today, practice. at all 32 training camps.

this is a 6.0 napa quake. january 17th, 1994, that was a 6.7. >> someone was mentioning one of the experts talking about how this earthquake was a 6.7 earthquake that was underneath us. a large population lies there. we felt the destruction there, of course because of where it was, this happens to be in an area that is more remoot, not saying it is any less or more dangerous. just because of the topography, it did happen in a more remote area and as large as it maybe didn't have for the capability and the destruction that could have been under more buildings and people, and people have been sending us as you see here pops with ocean waves in a pool ane dse ofthughere and game her maxine who were in different areas of our communities talking about what they felt here. showing us another point, kind of interesting, i feel like in the pools with live pictures you see visually what we're feeling, right? we're able to tell how big or not big this is, you see the woman there, it is shaking harder. and feeling that r

>> weekend we are looking at triple digits and one. 92 in san jose, 92 in napa. everybody is above average. above average means different things for different places. above average and pacifica is 70 degrees. the hottest weather is in our east bay, inland valleys. that is the one specific location where there is a heat advisory this weekend? this will be a two day stretch with a warm night in between. afternoon highs 98 to 104 degrees. overnight lows 65 to 70 degrees. will this be records? one spot in concord, if we it are forecasted high of 103, that will tie the record. talk about what happens on monday, it will be an abrupt change, that is coming up in a couple minutes. >>> is temperatures rise, so to do concerns about fire. huge swaths of the east bay this weekend are expected to be hot, dry and very much at risk. >> it is off to the races very quickly. even with a slight breeze, dry grass conditions are ready to go. >> reporter: it is dry hillsides like these, golden brown in the summer sun, firefighters will keep a close eye this weekend is temperatures soa

for senate bill sponsored by bill dodd of napa clear the final policy now one of the witness tablas the california wildfire warning center which would conduct fire weather forecast. and also look for fire threats across the state another one authorized the government insurance commissioner and treasurer to enter into an insurance policy that pays out. california has unexpected disaster cost. well a driver intentionally drove into an oakland police officer sending that officer to the hospital. officers were on scene they were investigating a crash i swear car slammed into the grace baptist church on 98th avenue when a separate car drew drove into the marked police suv with the officer inside so that driver was trying to make a get away from a hit and run that happened just a few blocks away. police arrested the driver and say that they found a stolen loaded gun. the officer inside the suv was taken to a hospital and has since been released. the death of the

. >>> a wildfire and napa county getting closer to containment. the so-called canyon fire began on monday. it burned about 64 acres but calfire said no buildings have been damaged or destroyed and there are no injuries of the

the napa valley register reports they want to build two apartment buildings with 55 units. the napa planning department is expected to weigh in on the plan by the end of the month. >>> in the south bay, sneaker lovers bargain and haggle to add coveted shoes to their collections. abc 7 news was inside the drew collectors from across eo the bay area. >> sneaker-con only happens once a year in the bay area. a lot of shoes, a lot of people trading, buying. >> consolidating our items for bigger ticket pieces really. >> everybody loves sneakers in the bay area. we all do it to wear. >> one attendee tells us there are some shoes sold for thousands of bucks. >> what do you think, lisa? would you pay thousands of dollars for a sneaker? >> i'm telling you, personally probably not, but that's just my opinion. good morning everyone. live doppler 7 looking at clear conditions out there. so that's a bit of a bonus. you'll need the sunglasses, for the week ahead we're looking at the changes tracking this area of low pressure that's going to bring not only a taller and deeper marine layer,

the canyon fire shutdown a section of 128 in napa county. flames have burned about 55 acres so far but cal fire says crews have stopped the fires forward progress. aircrews are no longer dropping fire retardant but are dropping, making water drops at this hour. >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. there is a new focus on the civil trial being brought by family members of the 36 victims of the ghost ship fire . >> the attorneys bring in the civil case want to show that dozens of other people are also to blame for what led to the deadly fire. >> reporter: from one deadly fire to the next, to the next, ghost ship, the north bay firestorm, paradise, a wildfire followed now blowing back on the victims families of the oakland warehouse tragedy. their cases are now more complicated by their attempts to sue utility, pg&e . >> because of the bankruptcy, pg&e is out of the civil case and that means that these families each have two file a claim for their loss within the bankruptcy and we are going to be doing that and the process is just gettin

to qualify for napa state senator bill dodd wrote the balance at a recent government report says one third of all that would let college athletes profit from the use of their name, their images and likenesses cleared yet another hurdle in the state legislature the status of the committee passed it yesterday unanimously, the bill would ban schools in california from taking away scholarships or eligibility from athletes who used their fame to make money. it also allows for athletes to hire an agent to represent them. the bill goes to the appropriations committee, then it will go to the full assembly . >>> today the u.s. women's national soccer team will be honored with a parade and actually to celebrate their world cup wood. it is the cities first tickertape parade since the woman's team won the 2015,. stuck it gets underway the next half hour the world cup champs

that is sweet. >>> in the north bay, the napa county sheriff's office started a campaign to save lives in the vent of another major wildfire. the solution is low-tech but very efficient. abc 7 news reporter wayne fraud man has t -- freed man has the story. >> reporter: you'll find hope and yet as homeowners look to the future, they also hope to not repeat mistakes from the past. >> pull this and when you do, you hear it snap. >> reporter: when bill learned how two neighbors died because the power failed on the garage door, he resolved to teach the rest how to escape and become fire wise. a fire comes again, he'll be doing something else tieing one of these streamers to his door so first responders will know he's evacuated. >> so they are beating on the door and there is nobody living there. >> reporter: when fire came to the north bay in october of 2017, deputies in napa and sonoma counties went door to door warning people to get out but often that meant banging on already evacuated houses if only deputies could be more efficient. >> a lot of long driveways and gates to get in the way.

the race starts in napa and finishes in sonoma. and ending includes a wine and music festival. in san rafael you will find the beer festival saturday. at the marin civic center fairground island. more than two dozen breweries are participating alongside restaurants and entertainment. the proceeds from will benefit low income women with breast cancer. the a's are away and the giants and quakes are home. that is your we can watch. >>> speaking of the giants mark will have an update on the giants game. it is in the 16th ending. it is still going on. see what has changed since we last heard from him next to sports. >>> the riverside county sheriff department said deputies seized 15 tons of marijuana during a raid that were targeting illegal grows. they arrested 27 people and confiscated 87 guns. you're watching the 11 pm news. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memori

in sacramento for senate bill sponsored by bill dodd of napa clear the final policy committees today, one of them would establish a california wildfire warning center. that would be a statewide network of automated weather and environmental monitoring stations conducting fire weather forecasting and threat assessment. another would authorize the government insurance commissioner and treasurer to enter into an insurance policy that pays out in california has unexpected disaster costs. >>i let's a check our weather right now is mild summer day all across the bay as we get this live look from our sutro camera overlooking a san francisco due to fears of that and one of the prettiest shots ever and just sort thing gorgeous shot warrants yard really that's real. i mean that that spectacular outside but we've got a change in the weather today you may have noticed we have more sunshine. >>in the afternoon. we like that trend is we're going to see a little more sun in the coming days high pressure beginning to take over now we have that cold front off the coastline, mostly energy from that hea

cheryl hurd joins us from napa county. this could be the delayed start of the fire season. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we areiv atiles up that hill. as you said, the fire is about 60% contad news for everybody. the road closure will be here at least until morning. john carlson is relieved firefighters are keeping a close eye on things. his home faces the hill, where it appears the fire started. >> tired of fires. we've had -- last three years we've had a lot of fires. we're fortunate we haven't had any fires on our property, but they've come pretty close. >> reporter: the so-called wragg canyon fire started this afternoon. nine homes were evacuated. >> you've got to be prepared, i guess. ready to go when they tell you. >> reporter: the fire quickly grew to 55 acres. >> very dry right now, very -- you know, the humidities are low. with the terrain the way it is and the wind, it can push the fire around a little bit. >> reporter: the wragg canyon fire very close to the 51,000-acre atlas fire in 2017 that left six people

. >>> raider nation i am here in napa trying to get to work baby. like a butter by, sting like a bee. >> that's antonio brown making a scenic entrance to training camp in napa, paying homage to the famed wine country hot air balloon rides . just sort of floating in the air there. the beginning of the football season is really just around the corner here. and brown is hoping to highlight a high-powered raiders offense this year. >> the 49ers have high expectations, players arrived training camp in south bay and mike shanahan at an update on store quarterback so let's talk about all of this with sports anchor scott reese. >> that's how scott comes to work every day.>> all 32 teams now present and accounted for but lots of good incidents. the 49ers are considering of the story the season last year pretty much ended in week three when jimmy garoppolo tore his acl. the silver lining is because he got so early in the season, he got some work in during ota, he shook off the rust and looks great. and now he says he is fully healthy and ready to pick up wher

but in the east bay counties like solano and napa and contra costa will see the worst of these dangers temperatures if things don't change. >>the number of extremely hot days has been increasing over the last few decades. now the union of concerned scientists is turning up the heat on the climate crisis. >>the us is poised to see a staggering expansion of the frequency and the severity of extreme heat in the coming decades, senior climate scientists christina a doll says while florida is poised to get the worst of it in the u s california and specifically the 9 county bay area. we'll also see impacts in alameda county we've historically seen about 11 days per year where the heat index was over 90 degrees. >>by midcentury that would triple to over 30 days -er year with that level of heat and by the end of the century would expect to see about 60 such tease. >>in alameda county is far from the worst of it. contra costa county historically seas. 20 days a year about 90 by midcentury that will increase to 51 days and by the end of the century there will be 3 months of temperatures above 90

the richmond, 93 in novato as well as napa. 92, sonoma. low 80s for you around oakland. 88 in richmond, so getting pretty warm here with 90 in fremont. you head inland, wow. we are looking at 100 in pleasanton. 103, concord. livermore, 102. check out the overnight lows. we will see fog just at the coast, but by tomorrow morning it will be in the 60s, even some 70s with clear sky inland and the relief immediately at the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 70s at our beach. near 90 for you around fremont. and hayward. 104, livermore. by sunday, a couple of degrees will cooling with the sea breeze kicking up a little bit. we will keep it for you there at the coast. download the accuweather app. the numbers come down significantly on monday as the marine layers expand. we will keep the temperatures in check from monday on. so a weekend event here. it will be intense inland. >> thanks, lisa. >> okay >>> check this out. a warm welcome from campbell police for their newest officer. oh, he is a little warm, a little furry, and now the commu

live more one on one in conquer one oh 3 in antioch about 98 degrees in santa rosa 97 in nevado 94 in napa 91 in san jose. but out of the coast you've got the cool 60's some patchy fog to start the day and i think some clearing into the afternoon so. yeah, excessive heat advisories going up into many parts of the east bay and continuing right to the death of these temperatures really going to be hot throughout the weekend and certainly the hottest of that looks like a july as these temperatures really going to be scorching much of july pretty cool around the state. but now these numbers, yes says lynn in fact we're talking numbers may be in the central valley approaching a 110 degrees over the weekend. all right we are seeing some of that fog on that is where we keep the coulee got that nice see breeze toward the coastline. you get those offshore winds that we really start heat up the coast, but that's not to be the case this weekend still a little bit of a sea breeze to bring some patchy fog in toward the beaches still in the san francisco you're talking about 75 years number they got the

overnight lows tonight will be in the 50s. 55 in oakland and 56 in san jose and napa 53. tomorrow not that much warmer near the water, but sunnier. and we will not see a return of the low cloud cover tomorrow evening. we missed it by a day. oakland is at 72 in san francisco at 67 widespread 80s from concord to fairfield in the upper 80s and low 80s for san jose and napa and 88 tomorrow in santa rosa and will finish the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> president trump led his salute to america at the national mall in washington to celebrate fourth of july. critics are calling the event a shameless attempt to celebrate himself. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. >> the event in the nations capital featured tanks and military vehicles and flyovers by the navy's blue angels. pageantry and applause and all branches of the armed forces were on hand and were hailed. president trump event generated days of intense criticism mostly from democrats and others who accuse him of politicizing independence day. it was marked

napa 80, livermore 87, the warm spot. 66 answer for cisco, big timber to drop on sunday. even cooler on monday, not even hitting 70 degrees on the bay. we'll warm back up to average by wednesday and get a couple degrees warmer than that next thursday and friday. that is you are kpix5 forecast. >>> miss america phenom just wrapped up another win at wimbledon. i mounting an incredible comeback to advance to the round of 16. should i mention she is not even 16? there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this special offer. need another reason? enjoy an introductory no annual fee. to apply,

to start the day certainly warmer a start to the morning than yesterday was at least for most areas napa your exception this morning down 6 degrees. calm conditions for most of the bay couple of breezy spots right to the golden gate and then up into the delta but even wins in these areas really not that bad so 50's 60's to start by noontime. we're talking some 70's and by the afternoon. a few upper 80's, a couple in 90 sprinkled in there but already settling cooler than the weekend was and the rest of the week ahead of us is only getting just a little bit cooler each day taking us to some comfortable and seasonable conditions, i've got the rest your forecast all still to come rob all right. thank you john traffic is off to a pretty good start. >>and checking out the line here the cash lanes at the bay bridge toll plaza, those lines are growing so it's just a sign thatraffic is picking up more of your starting to hit the road and had to work and if you plan on fast-tracking are car pooling you don't have to worry about the backup only for the cash payers 8 minutes to make your way in. her

overnight lows tonight will be in the 50s. 55 in oakland and 56 in san jose and napa 53. tomorrow not that much warmer near the water, but sunnier. and we will not see a return of the low cloud cover tomorrow evening. we missed it by a day. oakland is at 72 in san francisco at 67 widespread 80s from concord to fairfield in the upper 80s and low 80s for san jose and napa and 88 tomorrow in santa rosa and will finish the weekend forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> president trump led his salute to america at the national mall in washington to celebrate fourth of july. critics are calling the event a shameless attempt to celebrate himself. >> today we come together as one nation with this very special salute to america. >> the event in the nations capital featured tanks and military vehicles and flyovers by the navy's blue angels. pageantry and applause and all branches of the armed forces were on president trump event generated days of intense criticism mostly from democrats and others who accuse him of politicizing independence day. it was marked by protest like this

in the napa valley, 59 degrees in santa rosa, 57 in petaluma tonight. we are going to see some that fog make its way back in the bay but can be very patchy early on tomorrow but mostly sunny skies and a much warmer huhne likely get very hot lot of part of the week look at this huge dome of high pressure sitting just to the east of us got a couple of week weather systems that will be moving to the gulf of alaska that would keep that a big ridge from building in but once those 2 systems move by we're going to see high pressure really begin to strengthen and that is going to bring that dry desert air back into the bay area and much of california will be sweltering out of the heat, those hot temperatures going to be soaring into the afternoon. the numbers moving up into the triple digits as those temperatures going to soar all around the bay area but right along the coastline. you're likely to have enough of the sea breeze so this could be one of those times where you see those temperatures that big contrast, maybe 40 maybe 50 degrees cooler out toward the

a in napa. >>citing a door baby. >>the oakland raiders training camp kicks off this weekend only one of the members of the team arrive by hot air balloon antonio brown about to start his first season with the silver black say he thought it would be exciting to switch it up the seven-time pro bowler says he has a goal to make the raiders great again and he knows how to make an entrance today, the team's new general manager. >>and the head coach didn't shy away from answering questions regarding several potential distractions this season but hot air balloons, not one of them kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>here at the napa valley marriott hotel in napa oakland raiders general manager mike jon gruden adjust the media on the eve of what will likely be the final training camp for the team here in the bay area. the floor moving to las vegas. we like to get back to the. >>the oakland raiders of years past and hopefully our players can learn what it is to be a raider the commitment that it takes to be an excellent