. >>> now to vacaville, while fire crews are monitoring hotspots. this happened just north of the valley around 6:00 tonight. the fires reportedly are contained and the causes are under investigation. no injuries are reported. fire agencies are asking people to avoid the area on the 505. cal-fire crews rest to contain a bunch fire that was burning today. the fire broke out around 10:45 am near alamo park in san jose foothills. the fire burned about acres and injuries and no >>> all right to now our weather. blistering temperatures across the area. people putting up tents, as you can see there. our meteorologist there is how long the scorcher will last. >> it has been quite the stretcher. the hot temperatures inland, either in the 90s, and the bhaskaran bowl of days topping 100 degrees. lots of triple digits out towards concord, livermore, antioch, 105 degrees. fairfield, 105. still warm to hot around the bay. 80s and 90s. san francisco, 71. as you scan these temperatures for the extreme temperature, 123 degrees out towards death valley early this af

the city yesterday was 62 yeah vacaville was one of four. it is just a pattern where temperatures aren't changing. i was telling a friend of mine, you don't see any change at all in the high temps. concord 91, liver one 91, napa ville 81, palo alto and san jose 79. that's a little bit below average. 53 to 55 in the city. 50s on most of the temperatures here. on the peninsula though, upper 50s or low 60s. foster city at 58. thunderstorm activity read really tailed off north and oregon so not a factor for us. had desert southwest, they just don't want to go anywhere. so right now we are in a stable pattern. if you are inland, you'll get the 90s and if you are up toward ukiah and vacaville, 100 degrees. but by the coast, 60s and even low 60s. it looks like a little north breeze will kick in and in parts of sonoma county. august 1st on saturday is a continuation of the same pattern. go into what caused that massive fire that burned several businesses to the ground. what may have started that fire. plus how state leaders are working on their own

areas like vacaville are cooling off. when it makes it that far, it tells you that temperatures anywhere to the west will be dropping as well sunday to monday, we had a big drop on the temperatures. fairfield, concord, livemore 15. morgan hill dropped 20. a lot of 50s, low to mid-and a few low 60s, vacaville, all at 57. danville and it's pretty closer. 55 in richmond. it's close in there. low clouds will retreat slower this time. slower this time. back to the coast and the high which gave us the big warmup and the blistering heat in the desert is on its way to texas and a system moved in and allowed a slight dip and that is all it takes in july. the fog is there. the on shore wind is there and temperatures are on their way down what about tomorrow? that's a big fog bank and temperatures are just going to settle in and they're not going far for the next few days day- to-day changes, maybe a degree warmer or cooler. 70s around the bay, 50s or 60s around the coast right into your weekend. >> time is 5:41. still ahead. 60 car

>>the money was also spread to know call flynn who's from vacaville and does transcontinental runs to raise awareness for rare diseases. it it was a testament to the goodwill of long and the goodwill of backing and general. >>the barber shop owner says it's an awesome feeling helping out his community and just wanted to help the community that's helping him i couldn't be prouder to give away the money that people gave to me. >>not continue should get shut down i'm going to have to figure out a way to deal with that financially and i will. >>and that was ryan hill reporting. most us states are requiring people to wear masks in public today, the governors of arkansas and colorado they for the latest issue mask mandates, but some governors a few anyway are taking the opposite approach, refusing to require masks georgia governor brian kemp announced today, he is suing atlanta in fact to block the city from enforcing its mask mandate. hundreds of firefighters in california, they're not only battling a huge fire but they're doing so wearing their masks, they're trying to get control of the

vacaville pittsburgh in antioch your 3 holdouts still in the 90's but barely there fairfield 86 while napa 81 santa rosa petaluma and nevado sharing the low to mid 80's tomorrow's temperatures will just be a touch warmer, not a big change and for the rest of the forecast after this really settling into the same now will still be hot inland. but not as hot as this weekend was which is certainly good news. highs will remain in the upper 80's to low 90's inland clear through next weekend bayside in coastal areas in the 60's to 70's. dr. >>thanks a lot john it's 9.16 and a california mother is pleading for an investigation into her daughter's death. the travis air force base senior airman was found dead in her home. and her mother wants answers erick rucker with our sister station ktxl is in sacramento with the latest. >>she was with her best life and. somebody could get away from july 11th will mark one year since travis air force base senior airman kelley, jefferson henkel was found dead in her vacaville home and investigation concluded the jefferson ankle died by suicide her mother kim

including hayward in oakland, but conquered flirting with that triple digit mark at 98 degrees but vacaville and antioch you could possibly hit that trip a triple digit century mark for your saturday afternoon in santa rosa 95 degrees. so we're not going to notice relieved until later next week but very hot dry fire danger conditions ahead this weekend for interior valleys just seen back to you thank you so much from theresa much more ahead tonight on kron 4 news at 5 and ahead in tonight's flying tails a rescue flight to save 2 dogs from a devastating disease. >>one that could cause severe problems for. the dog's owner. and after the break, the ceo of goya foods is doubling down on his support for president trump. even if it means >>we're all truly blessed at the same time to have a leader like president trump who is a builder. we pray for our leadership. our president and we pray for our country. >>so those comments were made yesterday by the ceo of goya foods and many people are now calling for a boycott at that company tonight. the ceo robert o ne new way was invited to the white house i

we have to go to the bank we have to order him from okay owns for laundry mats in woodland winners, vacaville enrichment he says getting the change in use machines cost him money that most banks charge of the game and we have ordered we can't just walk into a bank in order to $1000 for the quarter i got a call them several days ahead. >>the probably $1500 to $1000. per week and some of my story. >>other businesses are also searching for loose change. the signs of started to pop up at any know restaurants all over california, asking for payments with exact change or credit cards. >>the case as the shortage has some businesses coming to these changing sheens soon we coins from his customers they're coming in putting 2 or $300 reporters. the building might change or take a knockout so that hurts me as a as a business person that my customers need the quarter to start the machine federal reserve points to the covid-19 closure so many retail shops and other businesses as the main cause of the shortage that has it setting up a u.s. koin task force proofpoint circulations. >>during the pandemic. >>e

. >>> triple digit temperatures have crews stretched thin in vacaville. they are battling six fires on saturday. the flames came dangerously close to some homes. heather janssen reports. >> reporter: gladys is looking at the charred fields just outside her home. she is thankful for this , the one she says saved her home. standing on top of what stood between as smoke and flames were in her backyard wondering what could've happened next. >> the house is going to get burned. >> reporter: six different fires barking up around vacaville. >> it makes it very challenging to fight a fire like this. we are having to report to several different locations. >> reporter: shutting down the 505 and diverting traffic. a message from fire crews urging people to be careful in this triple digit heat. >> when it is this hot and dry those sparks can start a fire very quickly. >> reporter: for gladys, it is a reminder to take one day at a time. >> all you can think is just god. >>> fire crews stopped at 31 acre blaze above alan rock park. it was off of mount hamilton. there w

that's according to the vacaville fire district this is happening. >>near pleasant valley road near highway one 28 and the fire looks to be on the far end of quayle canyon road so will keep you posted there have the very latest on kron on at 11 o'clock. >>in florence kangaroo wound up in cops in sort of a police had to try their hand at wildlife wrangling to capture a kangaroo on the loose in fort lauderdale to long way from australia. officers hopped into action they got a leash around the animal's speck loading it into a cruiser a florida fish and wildlife officials later responding to the scene there. officials say the kangaroo somebodys pet obviously which is illegal in the city of fort lauderdale was safely taken to the south florida wildlife center. and coming up next the news continues on our 24 7 streaming service called kron on its commercial free our ella sogomonian standing by in the newsroom. i l. >>and there guys so we're going to keeping an eye on that fire that's burning over near vacaville but in other news, we're also going to be sho

. >>> on the fire watch tonight, weekend heat has fire crews stretched thin in vacaville. crews there battling sick different fires all within an hour. close calls tonight for families with the flame dangerously close to their homes. heather jansen has the deta rr:dylogust outside her hom for is on top of what stood between the two, smoke and flames happened right in her own backyard. >> is my house gonna get burned and i have to pray to the lord? >> reporter: fires sparking up around vacaville. 72 it's very challenging to fight a fire like. this you're having to report to several different locations. >> reporter: urging people to be careful in this triple-digit heat. >> it can set fire very quickly. >> reporter: it's a reminder to take thing one day at a time. >> all of this, the riots, looting, coronavirus. and on top of this a fire? all you can say is just, you know god! >>> the fire was fully contained as of this evening. no word yet on the cause. >> weather couldn't have helped. a live look from our tower cameras. much of the bay area had a hot day today. >> some part

vacaville pittsburgh cure or 3 spots in the 90's and just barely holding on to the 90's. tomorrow we're going to see a few more 90's on the map as we will on wednesday too. thursday and friday we remain steady with hot temperatures in london 70's along the bay 60's at the coast. while saturday and sunday getting warmer again much as we did this past weekend. highs climbing further into the 90's. james all right. thank you john. it's get a quick check of the bridges for you this morning, the bay bridge toll plaza camera still moving without too much of a slowdown at all really at the toll gate so. >>all in all not bad in the 5 o'clock hour we'll probably expected to be done in building some time around 6.30 so. get out there now if you want to make good time from oakland in a san francisco, the san mateo bridge is also moving without too much delay as well as you can see it's the right hand side that your commute direction from hayward out to foster city and so far everything is moving at the limit the chp logs shows relatively clear conditions nothing major slowing you do

nothing new. 50s on the temps and upper 50s and vacaville, 59, brentwood, 59. sunnyvale, 59. the high and the low has funneled in the moisture from the sierra and northeast california with afternoon storms. for this time of year, temperatures have the highs running below average. cool to warm patterns and a bump up on some temperatures inland and it's not changing that much. 60s and 70s. today, little warmer and then saturday, staying right there is sunday into monday. no changes yet. >>> a positive coronavirus case has white house employees on high alert. coming up, what is being done to make sure others weren't exposed. >>> bay area drivers, we've seen it and numbers confirm how traffic has changed since the start of the pandemic. >>> good morning. what are you doing up? dwight yoakum and buck owens? thank you, what a great song. people wake up early to request these things. send me your request. the streets of baker field is the of the song. facebook, twitter, instagram. use #ktvu. >>> it's 4:24 and it's not your imagination. we are seeing more bay area traffic these days.

the vacaville store has rung up about 40 rvs each week in the last month. motor homes ranging from $10,000 to more than $200,000 each. customers are looking for the comforts of home. not just kitchen basics, beds, and bathrooms, but extras like st ar power, storage, and soisis urr >>nyyers want str ared es ke ho >> we find that this is probably the safest way in terms of exposure to the virus. >> it's a small quarantined hotel on wheels. >> nationwide, a record 48 million americans are expected to take an rv on the road this year. that's up from 28 million last year, according to a survey by koa campgrounds of america. >> the sales are up 650%. >> national transportation and camping expert, mike, says rv rentals are soaring too. >> consumers want affordability. a lot of people have been furloughed or la off. ay remain socially distant and spend time with their family, bring their pets along, this is the way they're doing it. >> many people are driving their home on wheels out of their home state. mike himself took his family from nashville for a three-week

clearly, vacaville could take another day or two, but cool to very warm for some. but there is a little more of a southerly breeze and onshore breeze. versus no breeze at all yesterday. it was very calm but wednesday and friday, bigger fog bank. look for temperatures to be near average to a little bit above average including santa rosa. let's see if, i trust it's okay. >> things are fine. good morning to you steve. traffic is doing very well if you are driving around the bay area, good morning to you, let's take a look at some of these pictures just to give you a sense of what is out there. you can see traffic is moving well at the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have any major problems here as you're driving on interstate 880 in oakland. at 4:02, let's go back to the headlines. >>> thank you. top of our news this morning to today, governor newsom will announce some greater enforcement of covid-19 health orders ahead of the holiday weekend. he says doctors are concerned about people being close together at family group gatherings and other activities. >> family mem

today a four-alarm brush fire north of vacaville. this fire started about two hours ago near highway 128. not a lot of people or buildings in that area, but evacuation orders have been issued for the pine ridge neighborhood. >>> mean while, in alameda county tonight, fire crews making progress on a grass fire burning in a rural area near livermore. this happened near tesla road and mclaughlin road. chopper 5 spotted crews dousing flames near one property. it's burning west of coolinga in fresno county. >>> time now for a check of the forecast. paul heggen has been tracking that fire danger for us. paul. >> yeah, the smoke has definitely been a factor. some of it drifted up from the larger fires off to our south. the one that develoin eastern alameda county, that produced the smoke plume that was pushed by the winds farther off to the east. this is a confined area of smoke, though, especially as you compare it as we zoom out to the much broader area produced by the other fire. air quality is going to improve a little bit on friday. st

vacaville hit 103 yesterday and travis mill was 91. we are in between pressures so temperatures near average to a little below or a little above that only by one. over to sal and say good morning and hopefully it is quiet out there. anything you want to get to right away? mech nothing really steve right now. traffic is doing well and good morning to you by the way. we don't have a lot to talk about. i like it when it is nice and quite to start off. for people who get up early, they deserve a nice-looking commute. this is westbound bay bridge. you can see traffic is looking very good. no major issues. traffic is also looking good on 880 on the on the san mateo and dunbarton bridge. >>> today marks one year since the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. city leaders will hold a memorial service online at 10:00 morning to honor the three people who were killed and the 17 others who were wounded. this remembrance will also include remarks from gilroy mayer, roland velasco and the raising of the flag with the hashtag gilroy start. s

travis 58, vacaville 67, they were one or two yesterday. travis was 93, so not that far apart. a pretty significant difference. san martin is in there, everyone is pretty close, cupertino, santa clara and campbell with saratoga had the warmest at 62. there is a low also off to the pacific northwest, so we are sandwiched between. there will be thunderstorm activity continuing. maybe a little coastal drizzle. so another very quiet week. it looks like it will go well into august as far as i can tell. 90s on the temperatures, little changes going forward unless something changes, what you see is what you get. >> thank you. human trials testing tens of thousands of people begin today for a possible coronavirus vaccine. when researchers believe they could be available if the trials are sick festival. plus, the san francisco giants and oakland a's starting a very unusual baseball season. how our hometown teams are doing against their rivals in southern california. but first, more praise, more rewards for that little boy badly hurt while rescuing his sister from a dog to talk. you spok

we begin with a barbershop in vacaville refusing to shut down. reporter ryan hill has the story. ♪ i don't know who you are >> reporter: the barbershop isn't letting the state trim back on their hours. >> why decide to close down yet again. the closure hurt our economy. >> reporter: this isn't new territory for primo's, the shop determined to stay open, defied the previous order to shut down. >> i'm not putting my barbers % who are sole providers for their families in a category that we're not essential or able to provide for our families. >> reporter: the owner tells me he received about $12,000 in donations to pay for potential fines for staying open during the first closure. when they reopened instead of putting the money to his own business, he's donate to ugnatih sports. >> he reached out to my daughter and wanted to give us half of it. i was shocked. that's the biggest donation from a single donor ever. we pumped that money right back out to the youth. >> reporter: in honor of james capu, an avid girl's basketball coach. it was spread to

although, vacaville and brentwood yesterday, one, 96, it's still hot for someone above average. san jose was only 78, yesterday. i went 82, bumped it up a little bit there. i might be out on a limb, but still there is a roaring delta wind, and plenty of low clouds and fog. nothing we have not dealt with for about 12 days or so. but it looks like that high in the four corners wants to build in a little bit. as it does, that will bump up some temperatures, probably more so tomorrow. but near average temperatures to slightly above, slightly below. over to sal now. let's see if there's anything new. it was busy yesterday, our starting quiet today, sal? >>> quiet, and just the way we like it, steve. nice and quiet out there so far. if you do have traffic, it's not going to be much. this is a look at the bay bridge. it is moving along very nicely, with no issues. and if you are driving on oakland freeways, 880 and 580, we are off to a good start. now it is 4:32. let's go back to the headlines. >>> all right, thank you, sal. also in the oakland area this morning, chp is investigating a

>>because i can't imagine what they're going through last july was the vacaville police department that responded after jefferson tangles roommate told investigators he found her hanging in her closet, lieutenant mark donaldson says its investigation showed evidence indicating jefferson ankle died by hanging details that include a phone call she made to a suicide hotline moments before passing and while she was on the hotline chief made some statements that them she considering entering her life. while she was on the hot line with the call the call taker. >>noted that she heard gasping for breath and that caylee was no longer responding to her comments while caylee's mom believes bruises to her daughter's knuckles and i indicate a struggle possibly brought on by another person donaldson says those injuries were not present during the autopsy for mom kim jefferson, the evidence and explanations do not stop her from asking questions and she will not stop until she gets those answers miley did this to my daughter kaylee i want. >>and i want. >>i don't want to be that parent can years from

in the north bay one barber shop owner in vacaville defied state orders and stayed open during the pandemic we're going to shot us with our sister station ktxl in sacramento has the story. >>i was a marine as a law enforcement officer, i'm just american an american to be afraid live in not be told what to >>wanda maris is the owner of the most barber shop in downtown vacaville when the governor initially ordered all salons and barber shops to close pretty most stayed open. so when the governor consented to allow salons and barbershops to continue working with approve services moved outdoors it really made no difference to one. >>i wasn't surprised at all. i saw it coming. >>the department of consumer affairs and the board of barbering and cosmetology issued guidance recognizing that some barbering and cosmetology services may be safely performed outdoors as an option to help people get back to work in counties were indoor operations are closed while still preventing the spread of covid-19 but the service is still prohibited include all chemical hair services such as perms relaxers collaring

last july was the vacaville police department that respondent after jefferson hinkle's roommate told investigators he found her hanging in her closet. lieutenant mark donaldson says it's investigation showed evidence indicating jefferson- henkel died by hanging. details that include a phone call she made to a suicide hotline moments before passing. >> while she was on the hotline, she had made some statements that she was considering ending her life. while she was on the hotline with the call taker, the call taker noted that she heard gasping for breath, and that kayli was no longer responding to her comments. rep why kayli's mom believes bruises to her daughters knuckles and eye indicate a struggle? >> reporter: possibly brought on by another person, donaldson those injuries were not present during the autopsy. for mom kim jefferson, the evidence and explanations do not stop her from asking questions, and she will not stop until she gets those answers. >> my allegiance is to my daughter, kayli. i want answers, and i want -- i don't want to be that parent 10 years from now fighting s

>>well in the north bay one barber shop owner in vacaville defied state orders and stayed open during the pandemic throw in a shot, it's with our sister station ktxl in sacramento takes a look at the story. >>i was a marine as a law enforcement officer, i'm just american an american to be afraid live in not be told what to >>wanda maris is the owner of the most barber shop in downtown vacaville when the governor initially ordered all salons and barber shops to close pretty most stayed open. so when the governor consented to allow salons and barbershops to continue working with approve services moved outdoors it really made no difference to one. >>i wasn't surprised at all me i saw it coming. >>the department of consumer affairs and the board of barbering and cosmetology issued guidance recognizing that some barbering and cosmetology services may be safely performed outdoors as an option to help people get back to work in counties were indoor operations are closed while still preventing the spread of covid-19 but the service is still prohibited include all chemical hair services such a

sonoma and napa hot day in wine country at 90 degrees, pittsburgh, you'll be at 95 vacaville at 96. while 80's from mill valley on up through santa rosa. tomorrow's daytime highs taken a tumble look at that down 10 degrees from where we're going to be this afternoon and we remain actually pretty cool considering what time of year it is through tuesday wednesday and even into thursday by the upcoming weekend daytime highs climb again and we'll be back to the 90's by next saturday. darya. >>thanks a 17 in california leaders and health experts continue to worry about our spike in coronavirus cases, especially when it comes to hospitalizations some are blaming the reopening of businesses and the late adoption of mandatory mask rules for by the numbers are creeping up many people may also have been feeling a false sense of security and so they allow themselves to go out. >>without face coverings orders to close indoor restaurant dining for most of the state has gone into effect a lot of beaches were closed this weekend as we saw as the governor continues to try and keep people from congr

. >>> developing news now, we're keeping an eye on the wildfire burning authority of vacaville. this fire started around 9:00 p.m. last night. at last check, it is burning around 10 acres. and another fire burned in that same area last month and we'll give you more information when we get it. >>> and a fire in the altamont area is 60% contained. this is th hollow fire. helicopters and two charge air tankers were called in to help with that fight. >>> and new this morning, the napa valley unified school district is approving online only start to the 2020/2021 school year. the school board came to a unanimous decision. and this is as we are expecting a sweeping announcement from governor newsom on how schools will be operating in the fall. of course this is key for impea parents. and one of the five key things we're focused on in an effort to build a better bay area. so here is a look at why so many districts are opting for online starts. more than 38,000 people have bean dyi been diagnosed with covid-19 in the bay area. and the average continues to set record highs. and amy holly

travis is west southwest and vacaville has an onshore breeze. it is 10 degrees cooler and livermore. napa is 59 degrees and nevada 55 and kenwood 55. some fog is there but we are starting to see the pieces fall into place if you will for cooler pattern at that time. it was 116 in phoenix yesterday buthe north is breaking the ridge and that will move east allowing a cooler pattern to take shape. the 80s to low 90s for most. the trend is to bring temperatures down and level off. at the end of the week we will keep it there. >>> shuttering the records for coronavirus infections while others are positive reopening plans and what all this means for schools around the country. the plan to reopen this fall. saw business leaders are urging president trump to protect daca recipients. a major decision expected from the white house. >>> remember, you always have the power to know everywhere you go when you download the fox 2 news lap. superfast internet. it's a beautiful thing. superfast internet with an xfinity flex 4k streaming device included? even beau

vacaville at 59. concord at 59. brent wood at 61. the valley around santa cruz 57. san jose 54 degrees. the high in arizona moved up and heading toward texas and a little dip in the jet stream allowed the wind and the fog to make a heck of a move and that's what it is doing. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temperatures. not much change all the way out to friday and saturday. >>> thank you. 6:21 is your time. thriving during the pandemic. the reason business is booming for many florists. >>> and it is being advertised as a mean, lean, jeep fighting machine. get behind the wheel of the first ford bronco in 25 years businesses are starting to bounce back. but what if you could do better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up

we have 74 for vacaville, 70 in con cord, going to 90s. some locations will be cooler because of the fog. it will be that way into the weekend. look for cool to nice over by the coast. warm to hot if it isn't already for those who are well inland. temperatures near average to above, especially well inland. over to sal now, 880 still? or is it better? >>> it is better but i would ask you to avoid it because 880 is south approaching the broadway alameda exit because of an accident. on oakland, stay on eastbound 580 and get through that way. let me show you the mcarthur maze. at the bay bridge, we want to show you traffic has improved there as well as you get to the bay bridge, much improvement at this time. 8:31, let's go back to the headlines. >>> it is only the middle of july but it is time to talk about back to school is in the fall. several bay area school districts are about a month away from opening schools but how will that look in the new covid-19 world? frank is here now to tell us what oakland unified will tell us later this mornin

the vacaville store has run up about 40 rvs each week in the last three months travel trailers, fifth wheels and motor homes ranging from $10,000 to $200,000 customers comforts of home not just kitchen basics, beds and bathrooms but extras like storage and style and solar power. >> this is the outdoor patio. >> many buyers want to steer clear of shared spaces like airplanes and hotels. >> this is probably the safest way in terms of exposure to the virus. it is a small, quarantine hotel. >> a record 48 million americans are expected to take an rv on the road and that is up from 28 million last year according to a survey by koa campgrounds of america. >> they are up 650%. >> the camping expert mark cardio says that they are soaring. >> they want affordability. a lot of people have been furloughed or laid off. how can they remain socially distant and spend time with their family? this is the way they are doing it. >> many are driving their home on wheels out of their home state. mike took his family from nashville for three weeks tour to the west coast. >> many are getting a reset button

. >>> vacaville police arrested a man accused of fleeing home depot with stolen goods. officers pulled him over and they found a thousand dollars word of merchandise. >>> comiup, a t conc>>> sigh the moments an explosive device blew up. >>> why you might want time to look through your old jewelry or coin collection. >>> before starring with vivian lee, she grew up in the bay air. more on olivia de havilland. >> a hurricane on the hawaiian islands. >> we're going to talk about our weather at home and the warmup we've been going through. we'll see how that plays out this coming week. >>> virus deaths soaring and so are stock futures. the dozen projected to open with an increase. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place

we've got this picture of marlo, and it's awfully hot in his old stomping grounds in vacaville. you just don't want to walk your dogs on the pavement is that hot. for inland portions of the bay area temperatures did climb well into the 90s, but everyone will drop off to around 60 degrees to start off early friday morning. and while we will warm up, temperatures at the water will be about 5 degrees above average. let's zoom around, low to mid 60s along the coast, the onshore breeze will keep you a couple of degrees cooler, upper 70s and low to mid 80s in the south bay and upper 80s and low to mid 90s santa clara valley. low to mid 90s up and down the tri-valley and 20 of 80s and even some 90s for the north bay. mid to upper 90s as you headed toward lake and mendocino counties. sunday is the hottest day of the 7 day forecast, then we back off slowly as we had through next week.>>> two weeks until opening day. the question is will buster posey be there. and san jose's date feels >>> san jose state has cancel its football game scheduled for september because pit 10 announce they wil

if you're going to be in san ramon later on this afternoon, pretty hot in vacaville and 94 degrees 89 and fairfield today 83 for going to be in napa and 82 degrees in the on film across the north bay temperatures are in the upper 70's if you're going to be in petaluma where santa rosa and then low 80's in nevado and sandra fell stinson beach you'll be in a much cooler. 61 degree mark today. and there were definitely going to see the weather a pretty normal for the next couple of days very similar to today normal for this time of year temperature wise before really heating up into the weekend so make sure you stay hydrated, lots of sunscreen because inland we're going to see the possibility of mid 90's this weekend. >>in the boswell all the baseball season is straying farther fauci opening pitch coronavirus. >>is ruining everything the games are all messed up they can't even have a proper bench, clearing brawl watch this. dodgers joe kelly said the 96 not hour fastball whizzing behind astros alex bregman head. well and then watch this after a few more brush back pitch is kelly strike c

at 84 well, oakland and berkeley in the low 70's only one 90 remains on this map that's for you in vacaville at 92 napa and sonoma in the mid 80's today, well upper 70's return in petaluma novato and center fell. tomorrow's temperatures as well as wednesday's for that matter little cooler than today's inland. after that we begin to show signs of warming back up come thursday and friday and by the upcoming weekend. it's back to the inland heat with highs returning to the 90's so enjoy these next few days and the slightly cooler temperatures though bring james all right john thank you let's see what the roads are looking like this morning the bay bridge toll plaza camera actually on a monday morning. >>looks like it's nice and light. we haven't seen the typical slow up that happens here on a normal commute, this may be folks are happening to take this monday off as well we'll have to wait to see, but all is well there at the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge also moving at the limit. no reports of any stalls are accidents on the span to slow you down chp looking at a smooth ride for you so you

concord one of our few spots that will be in the low 90's like can vacaville napa sonoma youngsville holding on to 80's today as you also see in sandra fell up to santa rosa. as i mentioned tomorrow cooler than today with our warmest temperatures only in the low 80's, how nice is that for this time of year friday will be just a touch warmer with saturday and sunday back in the 90's for july 4th weekend. james. all right. thank you very much john. here's a quick check of the bay bridge this morning as we just see what kind of conditions are out there and look a big improvement here at 8.18 the bay bridge has now. >>fully reopen so we're looking pretty good with no traffic really in your way as you make your way from oakland into san francisco and from here let's jump over to the san mateo bridge again actually this looking better to the volume certainly beginning to drop off as we're seeing a lot of gaps there between the cars so at this point the law is clear for the chp and no matter your head and you should be making it they're in good time. >>in the buzz baseball is back major lea

conquered at a nice but warm 86, north bay temperatures are one low 90 on the map that's for you in vacaville elsewhere, it's 70's or 80's. until you head to the coast where you'll find some 60's. tomorrow and wednesday, even cooler than today for a few areas, then heat builds again starting on thursday and friday and 90's returning by saturday and sunday. so enjoy our little many cool down if you can call it that at least not a whole lot of 90's over the next few days back to you. >>in the buzz change is the name of the game was societal pressure mounting the redskins and the indians are considering calling themselves something else. the braves however are not budging. washington seems to be the closest they could get a new name before football season starts of the options being floated around their quarterback dwayne haskins says the red tails would be fitting since they were a group of all black fighter pilots in world war 2. the cleveland indians are also exploring a new nickname and manager terry francona says it's time. >>were never trying to be disrespectful. i still feel that way. but

each north bay temperatures mostly 90's vacaville at 97 nation 90 degrees for you while napa 93 petaluma nevado and center fell easily mid to upper 80's as i mentioned we're only getting hotter and right into the midst of the weekend there is relief in sight come the middle of next week. but that's not for a few days from now so settle in for a hot forecast in the near future. james. all right john thank you 5.50 is the time in the east bay, a young girl is leading a new effort to save the oakland zoo that comes after the zoo announced it was in danger of permanently. >>closing because of the pandemic we've come forcefully to call with a look at her story. >>for the past week 6 year-old andy solarte has been occupying her time in castro valley by making bracelets tokens of appreciation to the donor she hopes may help save the oakland zoo thank you time and money andy's mother kelly says her daughter is a lifelong member of the zoo. >>before the pandemic the family would visit the more than 750 animals there at least once every couple of months, but shelter-in-place orders have kept the z

no 90's left in the north bay we're talking upper 80's in antioch in vacaville while only upper 70's in benicia napa santa rosa 81 while sandra fell at 74. tomorrow temperatures will be the warmest of the weekend of the forecast. but barely even so just a couple of degrees warmer. after that we settled down with temperatures in the upper 80's inland 70's by the bay and 60's near the coast. daryn. >>in the buzz, the nba says 2 players in the bubble have tested positive for covid 2 others were caught popping out of the bubble and 2 more didn't even make it inside russell westbrook says that he didn't travel with the rockets to orlando because he tested positive. he says he's feeling fine but he has to quarantine and good news for him in the other nba fashion. he says. they will get to wear what they want after all the nba says they don't have to arrive to the games in their uniforms. i said to players didn't make it to orlando. the other is james harden though neither he nor the rockets. we'll say if it's covid that's holding him back meantime another rocket is being held back because

doctor, the volunteers who received the vacaville experienced an immune response. how encouraging are these results? >> i think the results are very, very encouraging. i think for two specific points would like to point out. they're very promising results. the first one, i think the data has really shown the potential safety of the vaccine to be used for humans. although some people develop mild flu-like symptoms. and the second very promising point coming out from the data is that the vaccination or the use of a vaccine in these individuals indeed induced very, very strong antibody response. what i mean is that people that have been vaccinated, and now developed an antibody that specifically can neutralize the virus, the coronavirus. so i think these are two very important, promising, you know, results coming from this study. >> okay. so let's talk about these two promising parts of this study. let's first talk about boosting of the immune system. talk about why that is so important in proving that this vaccine may actually work. >> because as we all know that, yo

pittsburgh an antioch just one degree shy of a 100 vacaville at 97 and santa rosa back up to 92 today. tomorrow's temperatures will be just a degree or 2 hotter with our hottest day of the forecast being on sunday. darya. >>thanks john it's i'm 19 and the death of a 24 year-old black man found hanging from a tree in southern california last month has officially been ruled a suicide. some though in the community say investigators rushed to that conclusion. lauer golly reports investigators are confident though about their findings. >>today to discuss the unfortunate passing but mister robert fuller age 24. >>investigators say the controversial death of robert fuller in palmdale has officially been ruled a suicide based on evidence they found at the scene and fuller's mental health history. >>detectives identified the purchase from a local dollar tree store made on 5/14/2020. in which a red rope consistent with the one used in the hanging. it was purchased with the ebt card. registered to mister fuller detectives purchased similar rope from that same store and delivered it to los angele

a few 90's on the map those will be for concord antioch in vacaville in the meantime napa and sonoma will peak in the 80's as will santa rosa today. tomorrow's temperatures will be cooler than today's inland with highs barely in the 80's do enjoy that one as daytime highs begin to warm back up by 4th of july weekend, it's back to the 90's we go inland daria. >>in the buzz baseball is back major league players report to their ballparks today to train for god knows what considering the pandemic will have to wait and see not personnel of course, the closest you can get to a game is a cut out of yourself the giants and a's are selling them for close to a 100 bucks as a way to make a few dollars and to make things a little more interesting for the fans in fact in oakland, if you pay even a little more for seen along the foul line and a ball hits your face then the a's leslie send you. the ball. dodgers fans can get a little closer only because la has been giving free covid test at the dodger stadium parking lot. this picture perfectly portrays the predicament of play sports in the middle

one of our warmest spots today i'll be in vacaville. 86 degrees for your high there if you're going to be in that area are one country is going to be in the upper 70's today, 78 napa and i 79 in sonoma. we're looking at 50's four-point race in stinson beach and further inland petaluma nevada, we're looking at 76 degrees and a 76 also in sandra fell. now we're below average for this time of year temperature wise and it's going to continue over the next couple of days before getting a little bit higher weather wise as we get into friday saturday and especially sunday we could see those low 90's return for some borrow warmer inland spots with a whole lot of sunshine to enjoy. in the buzz, the giants dominated in oakland leading off the exhibition game with a show of support for black lives matter. >>manager gabe kepler became the first major league manager to kneel during the national anthem along with the first base coach and several players. >>i did not because i wanted. then to know that i wasn't pleased. with the our country. i was handled. police brutality. and i told them that i wan

the 90's even oakland and richmond up to 80 degrees today, north bay daytime highs 90's for you the vacaville, a 97 pittsburgh antioch in 96. well santa rose at 92 stinson beach at 70 degrees now temperatures tomorrow will be even hotter inland with our hottest of temperatures being saturday and sunday actually so a good weekend to hopefully get yourself to a cool and safe spot by monday temperatures still hot but showing signs of easing off the. mission a little bit and by wednesday, it's back to the 80's we go so there is some relief in sight towards the middle of next week. james, all right, thank you john. let's see how the roads are shaping up the bay bridge expecte is probably still backed up just a bit. yeah, sure is the live shot verifies that it is sending out slightly we probably won't expect to see the lanes really be reopened until about oh 8.30 or so the team seems to be the typical trend so far things are progressing as normal just give yourself a little extra time. >>getting from oakland in a san francisco also seeing some heavier traffic at the san mateo bridge but as indicate

concord antioch in vacaville or warmest spots today and certainly still warm in the low 90's but not as warm as they happen. now tomorrow will be cool or maximum temperatures across the bay will only be low 80's. tomorrow the temperatures will be in the mid 80's so starting to warm up by saturday and sunday it's back to the 90's we go so definitely warm come july 4th weekend. james all right good enough. thank you john, let's head back outside check out another camera here as we take a look at traffic. >>as usual now we do have a backup here at the bay bridge nothing beyond the usual slow and go as we have more and more people showing up for work now this should pass during the 8 o'clock hour to fizzle away if history is any indicator that seems to be the pattern the san mateo bridge is moving without incident all is clear all lanes open traffic moving at the limit the chp reporting no problems as you make your way from hayward out to. foster city and we're seeing pretty nice conditions across all the bridges and that includes the golden gate which by the way we'll see a toll price i

vacaville. there wasn't earlier. vacaville was 102, fairfield 93. while still hot not far apart but a significant difference. low to the north and that high showing signs drifting back towards us towards the end of the week. one day we cool off and really sandwiched between a quiet pattern for the end of july and goes into august. no big tlaib here going forward at least not right now. ♪ [ music ] >>> thank you steve. now 9:11. bringing live pictures of a murdered civil rights icon representative john lewis has been taken on the final journey. the motor cade is expected to arrive at the u.s. capital in minutes. coming up we'll show you more about how people across the country are paying respects to representative john lewis. >>> in the next half hour police officers put on leave after new video surfaces of a woman being arrested and dragged on the ground. ♪ [ music ] >>> power through your morning when you wake up with mornings on 2. . >>> yue always have the moyer to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox 2 news app. (birds chirp

davis onshore wind vacaville onshore wind. 50s, 60s on the temps. vacaville 60. fremont 60. you will don't see that all the time but that's what we he have. and low 60s here cupertino a little cooler but not that much in the santa cruz mountains. low clouds and drizzle. if it's not in the near future it will be here. and by that, there's low coming n circulation is going to be with us and keep us very cool here going forward here. what you are seeing on the futurecast is santa cruz and san francisco. that's drizzle. .04 and .02. up in the sierra that's thunderstorm activity. there's a lot of that lurking. 60s, 70s. upper 70s and mainly low 80s inland. that's a cool forecast with little change going forward if anything it's cool wear rebound by the weekend, pam and dave. >> thank you. >>> time is 6:40. coming up, fighting the statewide orders and holding indoor church services. what northern california churches are doing to challenge governor newsom. >>> plus, kanya west taking a break from selling music and shoes and running for president. what he was talking about at a camp

>>in the north bay, a man is facing grand theft charges in vacaville police say that flavio villegas guy art stole $1000 in merchandise sunday morning from the home depot on orange drive. nearby officer spotted and stopped the suspect's car and arrested him. police say they recovered the stolen merchandise. happening today, the city of pittsburgh will be hosting a virtual groundbreaking ceremony for a mixed use development project take a look at the rendering it's a high density project called the actual son so less than half a mile from the pittsburgh bart station. it will include 200 apartments and 13,000 square feet commercial space. now cities are a city officials are planning to hold a small ground breaking ceremony at 10 o'clock this morning. though of course have proper distancing and also be wearing ppe ease a virtual ceremony will be held on soon. when it comes to southwest airlines are free to move about the country by starting today, you are not allowed to do it. >>without your mask on coming up, i'll tell you why the airline is taking it look, this isn't my first rodeo...

low 80's throughout walnut creek and into danville vacaville you're at a high of 8575 indonesia, 73 in valais whole 86 if you're going to be and yacht bill that's one of our warmest spots for the afternoon upper 70's throughout much of the north bay 78 in petaluma and then 50's at the coast for stinson beach i'm tracking 56 degrees and a high of 59. 4 point rays. here's around the bay forecast it's going to be much of the same as we get through the next couple of days wrapping up the week and then saturday and sunday it looks like things are going to start to get back to normal for this time of year. we're going quite warm in line even hots they were expecting upper 80's to low 90's possibly, especially into sunday back to the news all right, thank you. rebecca and a quick check of the roads for you this morning as we look at our traffic cameras. >>as expected a 15 look at that bay bridge approach looking nice and light it's an easy ride now from oakland into san francisco. so enjoy that if that's going to be part of your morning drive. here in the near future the san mateo bridge also

. >>> in vacaville they arrested a 25-year-old man accused of fleeing a home depot with a shopping cart full of stolen goods. they tracked down the suspect's car and pulled him over. inside, they found $1000 worth of merchandise and the suspect was booked for grand theft and violation of probation. >>> now is a good time to clear out your old jewelry box. gold prices are increasing by more than $1900 per ounce. some experts are predicting the price could keep growing up to $2000 an ounce soon.? facebook, amazon and apple sent report for the quarterly earnings. diane canal breaks it down in today's money watch report. >> wall street lost ground on friday. it drops 182 point and the nasdaq fell 98 and the s&p 500 lost 20. dozens of major companies report their quarterly earnings this week as investors continue to look at the feth naruhas ha ne phet are set toe virun-uphis su other roof imulks be on the way. steve mnuchin says that the republican bill will be introduced today and will include a one-time payment of $1200 for many americans. the proposal is not expect it to have the extra $6

but mid 70's for those of you in oakland conquered 84 degrees and as we take a look in the north bay vacaville in the low 90's but for those of you in pittsburgh 81 degrees in antioch 86 degrees for your friday afternoon highs wind speeds on the breezy side 20 miles per hour less low 80's for santa rosa and petaluma catherine back to you thank embrace a kron 4 held a virtual town hall last night our guests were police chiefs from all over the bay area. >>including the fremont police chief kimberly peterson we asked her about a rally outside her department last month you might have heard about that protesters were asking officers to kneel and met mostly with refusal but the chief says there were things about that confrontation. we did not necessarily hear about. >>it wasn't so much refuse on it's important to understand that in that particular i was actually being called to get on my knees for example, so that really wasn't the moment of unity that it might have. seen it really wasn't an invitation in that moment, i'm absolutely willing to me or my community in unity that particular a was not t

hearing courthouse news reported that a judge said he was concerned of the conditions at solano and vacaville prisons. the hearing was held to track the progress. >>> the bay area reached a grim milestone, the nine counties have recorded 600 coronavirus deaths and there's 24 how the cases. in california there's 252 how the cases and more than 6300 people have died. the state of california recorded record high number. 6,000 patients are hospitalized. >>> the united states saw a record number of cases for the 26th straight day. public health supports are warning about rising cases as millions celebrate the 4th of july. florida is the new hot zone. >> reporter: for many this 4th of july will be unlike any independence day. bars are closed and beaches deserted. 80%. firework shows have been canceled. >> you know, we are seeing a 56% increase in hospitalizations. >> in the past three days the u.s. has seen record setting numbers. 50,000 new confirmed cases daily. >> the only thing i can do is pray about it. >> more alarming numbers on saturday, the state confirming covid-19 increases by 11,000. th