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and 60's later on today we'll have some 60's 70's 80's. and yes, a few 90's back and play it will be a little warmer than yesterday but compared to where we're about to be a lot cooler than that every single one of us across the bay area is either going to be over under advisory impeach or an excessive heat warning in pink in the reasoning behind this is we're all going to be hot. temperatures close to the coast will be in the 70's to low 80's with some parts of the peninsula even into the low triple digits, south bay highs 90's to triple digits. you can easily see why so much of the south and east bay are lit up in pink indicating those excessive heat warnings as temperatures will be so hot 96 to a 110 degrees for your temperature range saturday sunday and monday for portions of the east bay 100 to 112 for solano county. while little closer to the coast in sonoma and napa county in or from 92 to 106 and out towards the coast and point rays could get up to 78 to 99 in those more sheltered areas away from the coast, i've got more updates on

while 90's to 80's from brisbane through burlingame 90's to triple digits further south mountain view back up to the century mark in 100 degrees south bay temperatures also well into the triple digits, san jose you'll be up to one '02 today with los gatos at one '04 east bay daytime highs anywhere from the upper 90's to a 110 with livermore at one 10 pleasanton at one o 9 today. temperatures in oakland back up into the mid 90's same for richmond at 94 today. well conquered in walnut creek at one o 9 danville you'll be at one 10 this afternoon. the late show back up to the century mark, nearby pittsburgh, antioch fairfield in london or 100 degrees. santa rosa down through nevado also back into the triple digits, making for another scorcher of an afternoon. so looking at your advisory map excessive heat warnings in pink and of those heat advisories in peach closer to the coast. all of us are going to be in the midst of yet again. another an comfortably hot day and for labor day i know that's not ideal it probably want to do something in the backyard. maybe during the evening tonight bec

to 80's but holding on to upper 70's. much like santa clara and sunnyvale as well that 79 78 degrees in the south bay. temperatures in the east bay, mostly 80's. what you head inland with pleasanton livermore in the mid 80's walnut creek 86 conquered 87 today, oakland you'll be at a nice 74 this afternoon and delay holding on to 79 degrees. even our hottest spots antioch in vacaville holding on to the upper 80's. well santa rosa through center fell in the low to mid 80's. tomorrow's temperatures will be cooler than 2 days to kick off the new season for inland areas that means low 80's and we'll keep those low 80's around through wednesday thursday and friday too. now the weekend will come along with daytime highs rising back into the 90's and even near triple digits come sunday. so do keep in mind that the comfortable weather we have for the upcoming week does give way to another round of he just around the corner. robert all right. thank you john checking in on the traffic i haven't found any hot spots, but it continues

right now temperatures are in the 50's and 60's but later it will be 70's 80's all over again. our last day with temperatures this nice and cool for areas like oakland mid 70's can be expected san jose at 75 san francisco at 71 enjoy as much as you can some hotter weather is just around the corner. robin. >>all right. thank you john coming up in the next hour some cinemark theaters across the bay area are reopening today with enhanced safety measures we're live with the latest details coming up in just a bit. plus the late justice ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state at the capitol becoming the first woman and second supreme court justice to do so we'll have more on how she will be remembered. with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. we're providing affordable internet access to low-income families through our internet essentials program. it's why we're working 24/7 to keep our network fast, reliable and secure. and helping college students study and stay connected through our university program. we're commit

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80's to 90's. no triple digits in this 4 zone forecast though robin. >>all right, thank you john checking in on the traffic and it remains hot spot free. so you won't see any problems right now into san francisco. we're looking good. it's very quiet. it's trouble free on the oakland side and the san francisco sides come on in under 10 minutes off to fremont street we're checking in on the golden gate and the only problem here is karl the fog which is in the way. >>we can't even see the towers so reduced visibility can be expected here on one oh one across the span into and out of san francisco. so just be extra careful make sure you have your headlights and wipers on coming across we'll check more traffic coming later. well check this out this santa rosa man is credited for helping to protect the home from fiery scene there with his water holes. logan her tell says that he was driving by when he saw his neighbor's house was on fire. he stepped right in he got out of his car and he sprang into actio

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so in the meantime we're in the 60's 70's and 80's, coastal areas are coolest as you'd expect in the 60's while bayside areas much like the past few days remaining in the 70's palo alto at 74 redwood city in mountain view each at 76, south bay cities upper 70's to low 80's with san jose right at 80 degrees today. 70's and 80's continue into the east bay, not a big change from yesterday. if you liked yesterday's weather today is pretty much a repeat of that vacaville returns the 90's but just barely and being their only city in the 90's after today and tomorrow we're not just going to see 90's in play but triple digits saturday sunday monday and tuesday now sunday and monday labor day will be our hottest days days that will likely be shattering records for inland areas with daytime highs up to a 107 degrees on average by sunday that same day alongside the bay upper 80's and out towards the coast. some low 80's. so all of us are going to be scorching hot this weekend and where the cool weather. these next couple of days while we do have it. >>all right sounds good. thank you doctor joh

you've got some triple digits there 80's 90's around the bay and 60's 70's toward the coast. next few days really going to watch those temperatures soar as high as a 110 by sunday cooling off just slightly in the monday. no real cooling until later on next week. >>thanks made you want to switch it up coming up next we'll explore some a healthy alternatives for >>they've been a weekend of course looks a bit different this year because of the pandemic but if your holiday plans include a cookout you might be tempted junk food right always haha but apparently if you just simply swap out some food you can save yourself some calories mandy gaither. >>has more. >>often times at a cookout we can consume more than a day's worth of calories in just one meal that you can stay on a healthy track by simply making us walk says health and wellness expert stephanie man, sore or always really hear me your that means you have few members and some great we see high calorie says to go buy less and use as your side dishes can also deliver a blow to your health for side dishes are those nannies st

60's today, daytime highs will rise into the 70's 80's to just barely the 90's unconquered livermore in antioch after today seasonably warm conditions start or excessive heat with the entire bay area lit up in either advisories or warnings starting tomorrow and lasting through monday for the peninsula. temperatures will rise to anywhere from 7 to 8 to a 100 degrees by the time we work our way into this weekend, south bay temperatures could be well over 100 degrees up to 104 in parts of the south bay as for the east bay anywhere from 96 to a 110 degrees for both contra costa and alameda counties as for solano county likely to be one of our hottest spots. we could see up to a 112 degrees for your peak temperatures by sunday into monday with areas closer to the coast anywhere from 92 to 106 with 70's right along the coastline to even low 80's nearby the coast. that's a look at your forecast. i've got plenty more details on just that still ahead back to you. all right, thank you very much john back to our big story now labor day weekend is here and many people have plans to. >>get togeth

id 20's. the time coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, the forty-niners defeating the new york jets. >>why we feel so bad about it this morning. things are good on the 49 er front we'll explain why despite the win. meanwhile, here's a live look outside the cover of a bridge approach camera traffic looking pretty nice on westbound 80 will be back with >>again you see the pain on his face players say no. hart is out there again a moment ago it took off nick bosa. >>and the niners just had a tough time out suffering a rash of injuries in a bitter sweet victory really over the new york jets number of players on offense and alongside line went down. jimmy g again having a limb for the whole 1st half we're waiting to hear from the team after the players get their mri scans today and we'll talk more about the injuries here in just a moment, but at least let's share the highlights of the game which they won. so at least we can be happy about that here we are very first play niners running

80's today. well that can danville at 86 oakland 74. the way how at 79 wall surrounding cities in sonoma and solano counties all in the 80's santa rosa 83 today along with petaluma and nevado so i mention today the last day of summer tomorrow fall kicks off in doing so on a slightly cooler note for inland cities. and we'll stay in the low 80's inland through tuesday, wednesday thursday and even into friday after that we get hot again with daytime highs climbing back into the upper 90's by sunday of this upcoming weekend. and some low 90's near the bay, so enjoy cool down we do have some hot hot weather just around the corner. robin all right, let's check in on the traffic, no hot spots working right now actually. >>looking pretty good around the bay area. we've had some minor crashes but nothing major checking in on the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco, looking good moving well, no big problems are trouble spots were scanning the maze i don't see any big problems coming through oakland, 5.80

you should be in the upper 60's but instead cooling down into the mid 60's low 70's for the east bay shoreline, widespread mid 80's for the tribe valleys, san jose 78 degrees in napa 79 degrees with mullah who in the low 80's. but we do have a slight chance of drizzle later next week by around thursday and friday could pick up a few traces of an inch of rain with this widespread drizzle that could make its way into the bay area certainly much needed much welcome really truly clear out the skies and also give us a break from the warm temperatures back to you just jonathan's over to thank you tonight, oakland police are searching for a suspect wanted in a fatal stabbing. >>just before midnight police say they found a man stabbed on 35th avenue in the fruitvale district. >>paramedics took that man to the hospital where he died in surgery. so far his name has not been released or any suspect information released by oakland police. anyone with details is urged to call oakland. police. >>also the east bay today marks the 10th anniversary of a man who was murdered in berkeley on his 35th bi

we mentioned 60's up the coast 70's by the bay and 80's back for inland areas, no 90's in this 4 zone forecast today. but i do have them later on which i'll get to still ahead. >>robin all right sounds good. thank

triple digit heat will be possible inland along the east bay shoreline 80's 90's with mid 70's to mid 80's right along the coast, a very little relief during our beach communities. but we are going to notice though very dry conditions once those winds arrive saturday afternoon down to 28% relative humidity for those of you in fairfield 30 of to 48% relative humidity for the inland valleys in the north and east bay and wake-up planner forecast is going to show 5 to 10 degrees of warming for the 1st half of the weekend more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes back to you just seen thank him a breeze and this is the first full week of fall, but there is a major heat wave in the forecast our team coverage continues now with kron four's charles clifford. >>who reports from pleasanton on the hot weather. that's on its way there. >>well here in pleasanton on friday was actually a pretty nice day feels like it's upper 80's maybe lower 90's but it's going to get hot snow. the national weather service says that starting this weekend. temperatures could reach the upper 90's on su

90's. well santa rosa in petaluma each at 76 now tomorrow and friday really not a whole lot of changes will have hazy spots better air quality in some areas and temperatures remaining much like today's saturday sunday and monday on the contrary going to be scorching hot with triple digits. inland 70's and 80's along the bay and even close to 80 degrees right at the coast. come sunday. >>the buzz in basketball is about the big fail in game 7 that utah got kicked out of the bubble by colorado but san francisco kick to the rockies but to denver so let's start with baseball. >>that person goes the other way hit well. >>alan this guy had game of his life hitting 3 home runs contributing 6 rbi to the giants core of 23 at course field that's right they beat the rockies 23 to 5. and i don't base ball fans love stats. so if you're wondering that's not a record corps is a field of dreams for hitters the cubs scored a record 26 runs in denver and 95. and the modern day record of 30 was set in 2007. no

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and 70's in the san francisco should be beautiful day there along the coastline 60's inside the bay. we've got those numbers up in the 60's and the 70's the burning game 74 degrees in san carlos 80 degrees in redwood city, but 82 degrees in san jose and you get to the east bay, those temperatures start to heat up up in the 90's there we go getting very hot over the weekend monday and tuesday the peak of the heat. >>thanks coming up after sheltering in place for months an artist is dry new inspiration from the covid-19 pandemic a look at what she's working on ahead. >>and coming up in sports forty-niners announced today that nick mullens will start this sunday against the new york giants in place of the injured jimmy garoppolo island mills has the details next and to open natives who are actors and filmmakers joining forces say keep open late >>happening tomorrow, the oakland community is coming together to say fairyland the famous park has enchanted bay area families for decades decades, but despite its popularity. the pandemic is threatening the amusement park on its 70th anniversar

day 60's and 70's near the coast in the bay 80's in just a few 90's for inland areas, looking at a pretty nice one compared to where we are about to be this is a look at that from saturday through monday on average highs along the peninsula will range from the out towards the coast to 100 degrees for areas like right along the bay. kim titian's in the south bay anywhere from 96 to a 104 degrees conditions in the east bay anywhere from 96 210 degrees for your

the triple digits to the 90's 70's and 80's just a few 90's for the north bay. well santa rosa through center fell back into the mid to upper 80's, even over the next 7 days 2 days really are last day with widespread 90's inland. after this most of us in land fall into the upper 80's were will remain through saturday and get even cooler into next week's going to be a little hint of fall by sunday monday and tuesday. the not so go forecast we still have 5 high fire danger today so be very mindful of that as you venture outside. but we're also going to be seeing is likely still some haze in spots all the way this we that's your forecast robin is standing by with a look at there hey there john lots of slow traffic around the bay area it's really picking up out there. >>especially on the bridges, so we'll start off with westbound 80 heading into san francisco,thline at the pay gates and it's a long line this goes all the way back beyond west grand. no problems on the upper deck, so you're still under 15 minutes to make it an off to fremont street over to the richmon

and 70's bayside areas mostly in the 80's. oakland 82 today. well the further inland you get the more so the 90's you'll start seeing for the inland east bay that means upper 90's yet again this afternoon a very toasty finish your wednesday. robin. >>all right, thank you john coming up in the next hour the glass fire has grown to over 46,000 acres and it's only 2% contained this morning. we're live with the latest conditions coming up. plus indoor dining and more businesses are reopening today in san francisco will have the latest on the guidelines coming up just a bit. did you know that some aluminum free deodorants only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with 3x more odor fighters. with secret, keep it fresh every day. secret. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks >>you're watching at home. morning news at 5. >>good morning to you and thanks for joining us and waking up with

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the corner with daytime highs in the 60's 70's, 80's and just a few 90's. robin. >>sounds good. thank you john coming up next our smoke from the fires is causing bad air quality across the bay area once again today and some areas, it's even hard to break we're live with the latest on the conditions coming up. with less than 2 weeks until the niners home opener the forty-niners place one of their star defensive players on the covid-19 watch list. it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with mom? you got this. so you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. only for a limited time. to learn more, go to sleep

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degrees, south bay temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's really nice weather. definitely check the air quality as you step outside to enjoy these temperatures as those conditions will shift pretty regularly through the day today we've seen improvements for some not improvements for others vacaville our loan spot even close to the 90's 89 today there are no 90's in your 4 zone forecast this wednesday. there will be though on saturday and more the 90's triple digits saturday sunday and monday all going to see inland highs well into the triple digits with 80's by the bay and even a couple 80's possible by the coast on sunday. so enjoy these next 3 days of good weather. before the heat is on the holiday weekend. robin. >>thank you john and still tracking a hot spot on 6 ad in the east bay it's been blocking for about an hour now, and it's still active and still backing up traffic. so let's take a look at traffic tracker south 6 ad after stone valley road. an injury crash has you're right lane blocked crews are still working with it because it's so slow. they've ope

and 60's where we're starting the morning right now eventually to the upper 70's and low 80's. for those we're a little bit further away from the coast tri valley though you're sticking with the upper 70's which just such a nice day ahead of what will be a really hot rest of the weekend. breezy and cooler at the coast daytime highs right along the shoreline, mostly in the 60's. james. >>on coming up in the next hour some cent mark movie theaters across the bay area will be reopening today with enhanced safety measures we're going to be live with what you need to know. and the late justice ruth bader ginsburg will lie in state at the capitol today, becoming the first woman and the second supreme court justice to do so we'll have more on how she will be remembered. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the s

mid 90's. vacaville pittsburgh in antioch also still in the 90's today and one of the last times i'm going to be talking about temperatures as warm as they will be today because after today are inland daytime highs officially fall on average back to the 80's and that's where they're going to stay really for the remainder of this forecast 70's are going to stay right along the bay and 60's near the coastline. so these are very good changes as far as temperatures go a lot nicer of conditions to step out there. of course as i've noted hayes will remain with us through for that, i've got on your for come. but robin is standing by with an updated look at our traffic either hey there john and our hot spots are the way t so we do have a little bit of crowding out there but nothing that's just awful that you get through so let's head over to the east y we're taking a look at tra out >>on 6.80, here's a live. hboun in a very easy 12 minutes rolling south which is the commute direction from highway 4 out

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inland 70's by the bay and 60's yet again alongside the coast. robert all right. thank you job we're checking in on a big trouble spot that we have it's actually on the nimitz freeway coming out of union city check this out this a still shot a snapshot. >>the backup leading up to 8.80 at to kowtow it's an injury accident here and all lanes are blocked chp has issued a special traffic alert once again 80 north at to kowtow as you work your way out of union city you're into union city crews are dealing with a multi vehicle accident folks are standing outside of their cars, one of the cars caught fire. it's a big mess and it may not be out of the way soon so you want to avoid that stretch or get on the freeway after the dakota exit so after you pass the crash or after the crash, the rest of your trip will be fine you have that one little slow spot there leading up it looks like they may be diverting traffic off the freeway. we'll take another look at that coming up a little bit later but avoid that stretch if you can't 80 north at dakota, let's chec

70's, richmond, 73 degrees and walnut creek in the low 80's under indian raga in the mid 70's with 79 degrees for nap and out of the 90's and back in the 80's for santa rosa for your sunday afternoon and taking a look ahead at the 7 day outlook under 10 at 10 forecast. we are tracking below average temperatures with widespread drizzle thursday through friday with near average highs returning 10 days from now back to you. >>iter is on the front lines of the creek fire in fresno county are getting some much needed help at base camp. >>plus the sports world, a poor air quality keep >>i'm only 28 wildfires currently burning across our state the creek fire has proven to be very difficult for firefighters to get a handle love. it has burned over 196,000 acres of land in the sierra national forest destroying more than 300 structures, most of them homes and this fire is just 6% contained tonight. >>the wildfire has first responders working on round the clock tirelessly but when they do get a chance to rest. they're being some special attention from a furry friend reporter wealthy jenner has m

to be a nice even in the 80's. tomorrow's temperatures as well as friday's really noi change all that much we are steady the next 3 days and enjoy each and every one of them. you s at happened saturday sunday and monday for labor day. daytime 0highs inland well into the triple digits. some of bayside arinto the mid 80's and even on sunday we could see some of our coastal spots approaching 80 degrees. as we look at some hot dry inland air being pushed all the wa up to the coast. so a toasty weekend rner enjoy the next few days. back to europe and i was going to say you can call me something else since i mess up who

and 80's right along the coastline while 80's 90's and tripled its elsewhere foster city at 92 redwood city and mountain view each at 96. well temperatures in the south bay in the mid to upper 90's, san jose at 96 campbell los gatos in saratoga each at 97. the spate temperatures in the 90's to triple digits today today going to be our hottest day of this forecast with danville walnut creek in concord at one '02 each oakland at a balmy what 94 degrees. fairfield napa sonoma and all back into the triple digits today in the vicinity of the glass fire. santa rose at a 100 while petaluma through nevado each in the upper 90's. look at our warnings across the bay area the deeper red on the map for the north bay as well as the inland those are red flag warnings in effect till 09:00pm tonight and then we also do have heat right alongside the shore of the bay from san francisco down san jose up to the bay shore on the east bay like in oakland as daytime highs i just showed you well into the 90's in each of these areas. now tomorrow will be a touch cooler i don't use the word cool yet though we'r

s 70's, right along the bay and 80's and just a few 90's remaining inland. i've got more details on especially that smoke with an updated smoke bap just here in a few minutes, robin. actually i take it john let's talk more about that smoke we do have smoke from the fires causing bad air across the bay area. >>and you can see here on the map. just kind of where it is at its worst the darker the color. the worse the air and in some areas, it's hard to breed giant yeah, it sure is if you go outside you smell it right away so let's get to the coverage from 4 sarah stinson. >>is in nevada that's one of the places that has had the worst smoke for days now sara. >>just sitting here and it's hard to breathe it affects your eyes and your nose and it's it's just irritating. you notice it right when you get out your house or car then you'll notice that when you're driving on 1 one at night or in the early morning hours take a look at this map is actually hazardous here in the nevada area and marine county and you can see on your map that dark purple that means it's haz

for just a couple inland spots, most of the bay today holding on to 60's and 70's. that's your forecast robin has an updated look at traffic i do indeed and it continues to pick up around the bay area looks so different right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, the last time i took a peek we didn't have any delays and now check this out a full house here. >>at the pay gates are back of spilling beyond 8.80 all the way out to west grand and even when you get through the pay gates, it's going to be slow up the incline toward the tunnel as well so 22 minutes and growing for your average drive into san francisco. it's a complete opposite at the richmond sandra fell no backup to worry about here 7 minutes into the north bay and our road construction finally cleared and stocked up traffic 2 days in a row, leaving downtown oakland rolling south. but it's gone so now to get tripped southbound and northbound never backed up 5.80 looks good. that's wide open as well just a really quick peak in los altos hills motorcycle accidents still active southbound to 80 or make that north

tonight little relief low to mid 60's with antioch only cooling down into the low 70's. so let's take a look at your hot and dry microclimate monday forecast as we start out the work week the peak of the heat wave downtown san francisco warming up into the mid 90's so you're going to be about 25 degrees above average half moon bay 81 degrees with a low to mid-nineties for millbrae and burlingame right along the san francisco peninsula winds out of the east-northeast so getting that offshore flow pattern keeping temperatures from san mateo to mountain view in the low to mid 90's there with widespread mid to upper 90's for those of you in the south bay santa clara 97 degrees campbell 98, san jose 93 degrees when you should be in the upper 70's this time of year so easily about more than 15 degrees above average livermore a 100 degrees hitting the century mark their wives for low to mid-nineties for the east bay shoreline but walnut creek and concord also warming up into the triple digits as most cities in the north bay because of those northerly winds we're tracking widesp

the rest of us solidly sunny by the afternoon ahead and with 70's and 80's in clean air. i hope you do get out there and enjoy it as much as you possibly can. after so many days about air quality we've certainly earned it oakland at 76 for the high today will conquer to 87 napa valley home benicia you'll be up to 83 degrees each ball santa rosa through center fell also in the 80's. tomorrow and friday not much different temperatures remain steady air quality remains good saturday winds. relax and that will open the window for some smoke ripped back in by sunday. robin thank you john we're checking in on the bridges, 92 still a bit crowded right now leaving hayward heading over to the peninsula. >>and a lot of folks that are on the san mateo bridge were stuck in some slow traffic on the minutes we had a crash in hayward the nimitz cottesloe so folks relate making it to 92, but it's not bad 17 minutes to the peninsula. here at the bay bridge toll plaza we still have a big backup spilling just beyond west grand so prepare for heavy traffic coming in and all lanes open in ber

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to low 80's. so if you liked yesterday's weather. today's pretty much a repeat and enjoy it as much as you can because we all know it's heading our direction and it's whether that isn't as comfortable as what we've been enjoying this week so far. santa rosa down through sand or fell each in the low 80's, tomorrow's temperatures even a little bit cooler then comes the heat starting to build on saturday and by sunday monday and tuesday inland areas are back in the triple digits with 90's even right alongside the bay and if you do venture outside these days do be mindful and wary of that heightened fire risk. robin thank you john let's check in on the traffic now we're taking a peek at the drive from oakland to san francisco at the bay bridge toll plaza where yes, it's still busy coming in. >>and your drive across upper deck looks much better so there is a crowd here at the toll plaza, but it's not this slow all the way call it slow in little stretches you're averaging 14 minutes from the bottom of t

well bayside and coastal spots remain comfortable and cool with 60's and 70's for these spots. i do have more on your forecast. still ahead back to you robin all right, thank you john now, let's check in on traffic we're starting off our monday morning commute very nice with no hot spots we're checking out the bay bridge. >>and he was stunned to san francisco, it's looking pretty good right now with no big trouble spot so come on in it's moved all the way across the upper deck, continuing right through downtown san francisco. so we're off to a fantastic start so far let's check out some more bridges we have 92 the trip across the san mateo bridge. it's looking good and moving well it's already picking up as it normally does so yeah we have some busy traffic here in the 4 o'clock hour from the east bay rolling over to the peninsula. they're also checking in on the golden gate, one oh one nice move not a whole lot of fog across the span, you know sometimes that's a big issue for us. but this morning we are doing just fine less than 30 minutes rolling south from novato to san fran

late 1960's and 1970's. all that and more, coming up. welcome to demracy now!, democrcracynow.o.org, the e quae report. i'm amy goodman. the official united states death toll from covid-19 has passed 200,000 -- by far the highest in the world as university of washington researchers warned the u.s. is on track to double that death toll by year's end. in the past 24 hours alone, the u.s. reported nearly 1000 new deaths and over 37,000 new cases -- with minnesota, montana, utah, wisconsin, and wyoming rereporting recocord levelels of infefections the past week. on tuesday, the covid-19 memorial project placed 20,000 flags across the national mall, each one symbolizing 10 u.s. residents who've died of the disease since the first recorded u.s. death in february. house speaker nancy pelosi spoke at a mememorial for the dead. >> this was preventable. not all of it, butut much of it. and what could be lost in the future is preventable, too, if we embrace science. science instead of politics. amy: "the new york times

in the upper 70's to low 80's, san jose 80 degrees. well 70's from fremont to hayward 80's in pleasanton livermore dublin on up to walnut creek and concord berkeley you'll be at 72 this afternoon with oakland a very nice 76. and hey you can actually get outside and enjoy that 76 with the much improved air that we have been seeing. tomorrow and friday temperatures will be a little bit cooler even as we do look at that continued breeze from the pacific helping us out a whole lot with the air and keeping temperatures moderated saturday winds relax so we'll start to see the window opening for some warmer and drier air as well smoky air from our inland valleys, pushing back out our direction which i anticipate will have an impact on our air quality, especially come sunday and monday. robin. >>all right, thank you john we're checking in on the morning commute which is off to a really good start heading into the north bay starting off with the richmond sandra fell west 5.80 leading up to the pay gates, it's doing fine 7 minutes off to one on

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