the north bay mountains. heat advisories for the north bay or the south bay. you really have one more day of this dangerous heat inland. so the last day of our heat wave today. looking at cooler conditions in the upper 60s along the coast. we have unhealthy air quality for the east bay and the south bay. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast coming up and back to you. >>> happening today from a statewide flex alert from 6:00 until 9:00 p.m. encouraging all of us to conserve power. sit the second one in two days. temperatures soaring in the triple digits. get spite the excessive heat, the power grid did remain stable. this is something. this weather and they are learning how to deal with it. >> now, it is yearly thing. we'll get prepped and be prepared in case anything happens. >> what we try to do is open up the house early. >> a live look now at the bay bridge. that spare the air alert still in effect this morning. let's get right to giana with your goal around. >> yeah, you're best bet is to use public transit. most agencies are getting rolling. limit y

clouds for the north bay and east bay and south bay. we clear out, away from the coast and we'll have sunshine as we move through tomorrow. this will start us off with those 50s we have been used to lately. right here over the north bay, down to 56, san francisco at 57 and the east bay at 58. daytime highs as we move through the day, yes, it warms up but not extremely hot for the south bay. 83 in san jose and 88 in gilroy. one exception when you get away from that foggy breeze, we'll get up to 97 in antioch. 72 in oakland. redwood city, 76. san francisco, we have those 60s for downtown. mission is 70. and the other exception is clear lake. look at the difference it makes. in sonoma, we have 89 degrees. thankfully the micro climate and foggy breeze will save a lot of us. san francisco, 70s, sunday and monday and tuesday. slightly warmer weather, again, tomorrow 93. 80s through the 90s as we roll through the next couple of days. >> i think we can deal with this after what happened last week. >> no triple digits. it looks good. >> coming u

today in the bay area, south bay, 80 santa clara, 87 morgan hill. east bay, daytime highs in the mid 80s for concord, pleasant hill, upper 80s for antioch and fairfield. tri valley, low to mid 80s this afternoon. around the bay from 66 in san francisco, 63 daly city, low 70s from oak land, alameda, san leandro. north bay mid to upper 70s and low 80s. 81 in napa, 84 windsor. by the way, we have our bay bridge series, 63 at first pitch at 6:45, partly cloudy and breezy. don't forget that jacket if you are heading out. extended forecast, heating up inland for our weekend into next week but milder along the bay and the coast. back to you. >>> coming up, a beautiful moment caught on camera. how one determined photographer managed to hunt down this mystery couple. >>> at 7:00 on cbs this morning, more on the rescue efforts for those missing in the deadly building collapse near miami. >>> how police officers feel about wearing body cameras. >>> parents of lgbtq right now, she's not thinkingng about herer work or her s schedule. hi bababy. -heyey ma, how a

half moon bay 58. half moon bay tends to wake up with that morning fog. really depending on where you go for the weekend, you can have a nice little range of temperatures, but notice how we remain in the 70s and 80s. very seasonable and comfortable for this time of year. now let's get a check of the traffic with mike. >>> 6:40 sees a light drive around the bay. very light traffic flow right now. no major concerns. i did show you and talked about the bill for highway 4 through concord. that's the delay through fitchburg and walnut creek. highway 37 has always showed that slowing, even in the lightest traffic volume. some slowdown on the east bay freeway. that is a gradual build. the toll plaza has not reflected that build at all. just a little slowing at university and a little at san pablo. back to you. >>> 6:40 right now. this morning there's more to come on "today in the bay," including dr. anthony fauci under fire. the all new questions he's facing as e-mails from the pandemic go public. what they reveal about his handling of the investigation into the

bay. excessive heat warnings for the east bay hills and the east bay interior valleys and the north bay valleys. and so looking at 93 in ssan josa. another day of triple digit for you. and high of 110 yesterday. 102 in food. 102 in lettermore. 99 just flirting with triple digits in santa rosa. 74 in san francisco. 81 in oakland. cooler at the coast in the upper ever 0s with that light onshore flow. now, let's show you a live look with our sales force tower camera. as we look to the east bay. you can see those hazy skies. temperatures in the mid 50s is to mid 60s. we do have the spare alert that has been extended. looking at unhealthy air quality stood also for the south bay. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. and for today, we are looking at that heat wave that does contin. and as we look at the weekend. relief from the heat is coming our way as we look to next week especially inland. and looking at another day with that strong ridge of high pressure. as we look to the high

inside the bay. some of these temperatures expected to soar as high as a 108 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. want to give you an idea some of these numbers 81 degrees downtown san francisco 67, though, in the sunset 60's along the immediate coast, maybe 71 and a half moon bay and then we start to warm up inside the bay. you get away from that sea breeze and these temperatures heat up in a hurry 91 redwood city 92 in woodside the south bay a 103 in campbell one. '04, in saratoga about a 107 in morgan hill. a 180 degrees in little more for tomorrow about a 106 in pleasanton, a 100 a day to walnut creek one. '07, in danville. one o 8 in brentwood and also discovery bay 91 hercules 100 former aga. and look at these numbers. llano county going to be the hottest part of the bay area as high as a 111 degrees tomorrow in vacaville that certainly some very dangerous heat different story. as you approach the coastline. but even mill valley could eclipse a 100 degrees, numerous records likely to fall tomorrow ar

the bay bridge. the overcross, the pedestrian path actually over there and we're looking at the problem. that's why everybody is funneling down and slowing here. it's a distraction for the westbound commute. look at the map, why things are slow on the east shore freeway away from the bay bridge and to the bay bridge, that's the big problem as you're heading through berkeley. everything else pretty good except for this drive continuing to build out of concord toward the benicia bridge. the pavement not cured and down a lane possibly two on 680 to the benicia bridge. back to you. >>> happening now, berkeley's new proposed budget is out and it will include $2 million for regular homeless encampment cleanups, a small part of the $600 million budget for the fiscal year including millions for homeless services and programs. >>> up next a look at our top stories including mixing and matching. the proof researchers are now offering that shows getting two different types of vaccines helps to boost your immune

the east bay. will these temperatures really jump as much as 17 degrees and more look 97 degrees in san ramon right now. 98 in pleasanton 91 a black hawk. get the idea. these numbers of very, very hot. you move the central valley move the color change. that's the model picking up on some much hotter temperatures to 97 degrees in brentwood 97 in pittsburgh and that continues 96 degrees birds landing a 101 degrees right now in fairfield, 99 degrees in vacaville this is how playing out around the bay area. that hot weather is now settled in the parts of the east bay and it's starting to expand a little bit. but most of that is going to become find a little further east. and that's because we have enough of the sea breeze that we're not getting that strong offshore winds. so that can't bring those hot dry desert temperatures right along the coastline. so that's why along the coastal areas. it's going to be as much as 40 plus degrees. cooler in some spots inland by tomorrow. but this significant heat wa

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here's a live look at the bay bridge looking towards the east bay. it's breezy out there again, but no fog insight from this shot. let's check in now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to get details and just how hot it's going to get. as we look into next week, a triple digit temperatures combined with how dry it is from those high winds is just a recipe for disaster. yeah. fortunately not tracking very gusty winds, though, justine. but. >> hot and dry certainly. and that's going to be their main issue, especially starting wednesday peaking on thursday and even continuing to next friday from now. until then, though, tracking some pretty seasonable temperatures, right where we should be for this time of year live look outside golden gate bridge and we are also expecting to see slightly warmer above average temperatures along the san francisco peninsula coastline downtown san francisco should be at 64 degrees instead warming up to 66 degrees of mission district flirting with 70's for the 1st half of the weekend. winds will remain on the breezy s

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of the east bay area. see the area shaded in yellow. there. there's just north of vacaville their orange. that is a little bit more significant fire existing in that area but looks like there's going to be cooling down. we'll talk about more about that coming up in a few very much, lawrence to the peninsula. now we want to tell you about some controlled burn center planned for wednesday, fire crews will be doing controlled burns along the. >> san andreas lake dam and the killer. see those lake dam in san mateo county has just north of crystal springs reserve or drier drivers will see smoke off of interstate 2.80 near burlingame. the burns are set to start at 9 o'clock wednesday morning and right now on kron 4 dot com we have a page for wildfire information you can use your mobile device to scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight there. you'll also find things such as wildfire preparedness, tips and an evacuation checklist. we want to tell you about several take have taken place in the b

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>>> live from the cbs bay studios this is kpix 5 news.>>> right now on kpix 5 and streamline cbsn bay area, we are looking live out east at the city of oakland. it is wednesday, june 9. good morning. we have a surprise for you, look who is back, meteorologist mary lee. >> good to be back. we are looking at the ocean breeze kicking in and another cool day across the bay area. 40s and 50s starting off. checking out what you can expect this afternoon. clearing and temperatures below average for this time of year. below to mid 60s around the bay and low 70s inland. specific locations 63 in oakland, 70 at concorde and 68 for napa. >>> good morning. as we hit the road race a couple of things to look out for, traveling to the east out the door is a crash eastbound 580 at harrison street. the activity has been out there quite some time so hopefully in the clearing stages. things might change when they call a tow truck to the scene. westbound 580, brake lights building onto a five and 580 itself. travel time, -- fire crews are working on a trouble spot, westbound closed 116 from f street to e

we have mid-to upper 70s in the south bay and also into the east bay valleys. look at that, near 70 around the bay and low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco. still a little bit below average, but this is the last day. i wish i could heatwave coming up and even some humidity that we are not used to.>>> we should get more clarity today and what to expect when the california economy reopens in a few days. we are county down to this tuesday, june 15. that is the day restrictions are set to go away. governor newsom is expected to talk more about it today in southern california. we are live this morning in san ramon. we have been discussing this throughout the morning. people really want to know about masks in the workplace. >> reporter: that is on everyone's mind. osha has flip-flopped on masks in the workplace. many hope the governor will nail this down today, that he will give us some clarification. businesses have said this has made it very tough to plan for next week. the state has said those who are vaccinated can take off their mass starting tuesda

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temperatures around the bay, you will not notice a huge difference in the city, even for the east bay. the heat will build inland at the worst of the heat is going to stay to the north. we have been talking about this through the week. record chattering, just unprecedented heat over the pacific northwest. that will affect our weather especially on saturday but this little area of disturbed weather off the coast will get closer to the coast and that will help to crack the worst of the heat around the bay area the second half of the weekend, we just continue to build over the pacific northwest. one that he don't even if we don't get the worst of the heat, it is going to trap some ground level pollutants or air quality will deteriorate slightly as we head into the first half of the weekend but only to the moderate category for the north bay valleys, inland in the east bay and santa clara valley and then entre wind picked up as the coastal low gets closer, air quality should improve a little bit sunday and monday before it deteriorates slightly again estimate is heat up on tuesday. outsid

from the north bay to the south bay there are excessive heat warnings for the east bay interior valley and the tri- valley as well as the northbay mountains. triple digit heat here. thankfully today it is the last day of the heat wave. we will start to cool down as we look to the weekend. you can see there is a downward progression as we go through the next several days. highs back down to what we should be looking at for this time of year. a spare the air alert in effect once again for today. unhealthy for the east bay and for the santa clara valley. moderate for the rest of the bay area and it has been extended into saturday. >>> calls for continuing to save power. there were rolling blackouts and there hoping to avoid the same today. for more check out kpix.com. >>> we have observations of juneteenth which is officially tomorrow june 19th. here is your look from santa clara county. it's the first county in california to pass a resolution for the holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved people from the u.s. there will be events to celebrate at the fairgrounds tomorrow. the

we have the peninsula coast up to the north bay coast. north bay mountains. east bay hills and valleys. >>> number six, we are following your friday -- pardon me. i wish it was friday. your monday morning commute. >> boo. >> i'm sorry. i jinxed it there. mid span you can see the metering lights have been turned on. once you get past mid span your commute looks good. >> number seven, some personal news. look at that. that is jobina fortson engaged. >> look at you. >> yay! >> her now fiance brad popped the question over the weekend. did he come up with this on his own? >> he made it all himself. picnic. >> the whole weekend he planned; right? >> the whole weekend. it was so nice. and our friend took the picture. >> i was goings to say who took it? >> i don't know how much time we have. i'll tell a 20 second story. earlier in the week he said chris needs photos. can he borrow your camera. yeah, he is borrow it. he had my long lens with his girlfriend and chris went to college with us and was hiding in the rocks like. >> paparazzi. >> like no one. >> you didn't s

we begin with a live look toward the north bay. you will see that jacket when you head out for lunch, gusty winds about to blow throw. pack your hair spray. >> i won't need any but let's head to darren peck. he has that good hair. >> i have had to use plenty to get ready for this newscast. and it's not windy in the studio. we have already had a 40-mile an hour gust. we will go to the other, mount diablo in the east bay with sunrise at 5:48. it is windy already. the wind here where we live at lower elevations like looking from treasure island to the city, how gorgeous is the start of this day. the wind for the majority of us starts at noon. that's when the wind advisory goes into effect from noon until 8:00. a lot of us are under the wind advisory but not everybody. even if you are not in the wind advisory, plan on it being noticeably breezy and cooler, upper 70s for daytime highs inland and upper 60s in the bay. how is the drive? >> busy through altamont pass. you have those brake lights getting onto 580. things are already gusty t

under excessive heat warnings for east bay interiornorth bay, south bay, heat advisories. 99 in san jose, 103 santa rosa. immediate coastline with the light on shore flow, not as hot for you but warming up to the 80s to about 90 along the bay. let's go to the watches and warnings. heat advisories in orange for north and south bay but excessive heat warnings in pink. solano county area, sacramento, san joaquin valley under excessive heat warnings today into tomorrow. we'll talk more about this coming up. >>> hot temperatures could strain the power grid and increase risk of wildfires. >>> we saw those inland pink areas will be seeing the highest temperatures today. emily is joining us from a cooling center in the east bay. >> reporter: it is cool for now but not nearly as cool as it normally is at this time of the morning. if this is any indication of what today will be like, it will be so hot which makes this one of the most popular spots, cooling center in pleasant hill. today's temperatures will be warmer even than yesterday, ten degrees as mary was saying topping out at 110, 107 i

dangerous heat arrives in the bay area. no doubt wherever you live it will be hot with some areas set to break records. >>> ready to respond. those dry conditions are making the fire danger worrisome for firefighters. the big concern for first responders as the sweltering heat makes its presence known. "today in the bay" continues right now. grab a big cup of water because here we go. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >>> and i'm cierra johnson in for laura garcia. it's all anyone will be talking about today, the heat in parts of the bay area. it strained the state's power grid and causing wildfire concerns. >> we have team coverage this morning. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is tracking the fire danger and the real threat for those on the frontline and we want to start with our coverage as we begin with meteorologist kari hall. of course, like i said, grab that big cup of ice cold water. it will be a hot

, east bay, south bay. moderate air quality for coast and the peninsula. the heat dome builds into california today and that's why we are going to see daytime highs soaring well above average for this time of year. again, gradual cooling as we look to our weekend especially for father's day into next week. checking daytime highs for south bay under that heat advisory, 98 santa clara, 99, close to triple digits in san jose, 100 cupertino, campbell, 106 morgan hill. east bay, hottest temperatures around the bay area, 107 concord, pleasant hill under excessive heat warnings, 108 pittsburg, 110 fairfield and brentwood and triple digits for tri valley. 82 in san francisco, close to 90 in oakland. north bay mid to upper 90s to 100, triple digit heat for north bay, 105 in st. helena. tomorrow, a couple degrees cooler but still hot inland with heat warnings and heat advisories in effect for your friday. cooler as we look to our weekend and especially into next week. let's check with gianna. we have heat advisories,

mopt bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights turned on and we are seeing brake lights out of the maze. across the east shore freeway. starting to get slow as well as that westbound 580 commute as you work toward the bay bridge into san francisco. golden gate bridge pretty quiet. things look good in both directions. foggy on the forth end as you work out of the area. limited visibility. san mateo doing okay as you head westbound. though things getting crowded. 13 minute commute between 880 and 101. westbound bay seems to be the busiest spot. travel times still slow through the pass. 49 minutes now. westbound (580)678-9205, toward 680. dealing fog and drizzle out there this morning. >> i was looking at all of the live cameras and when i came across safrancisco, seeing that drizzle this morning. we are looking at that on shore us. with that marine influence we will see cooler temperatures for today. we will continue on that cooldown as we head through the rest of your wednesday. good morning to you. thank you for st

back to you. >> can't forget the bridge. >>> next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." call samuel l. jackson, a lot of snakes on a proper owned by sfo but these are actually rare endangered species. details on the surprise discovery. >>> our team always on social media. if you want to celebrate the juneteenth celebration and don't know what to do, my facebook page, it has a list of events going on. i'm co-hosting the 40th annual juneteenth in the park festival tomorrow at santa clara county fairgrounds. come, join us. it's going to be social distanced as well as those masks will be needed if you want to come and participate but you know what? it will be so much fun. we have fun every year and this year it will be no different. we're back together, it's not virtual. follow me on facebook, instagram and twitter to learn much more. tee you back mere in a bit. 5:23. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook co

the ad the bay bridge. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula still early. so much tracking any accidents, little under 9 minutes for you. make that trip. and let's look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge as yru're headed out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes leaving you with the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes drive into the city. that is a beautiful view. there will new this morning. it could get more expensive to camp at yosemite yanks. the park is considering a fee increase for overnight camping. >> park officials say this increase will make it easier for them to maintain the park facilities. now another proposal, family sites in reservation campgrounds with see the cost go up about $10. >> other campsites will have different fees depending on where you decide to camp. we have all that information on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> well symbolic murals in san francisco's chinatown have been the face. this is the 3rd time in recent months, police are look

the bay bridge. it was a rough one about an hour ago. conditions have improved a whole lot across the bay bridge itself. we had 2 incidents slowing things down in san francisco that sent that back up all the wayp across the bay bridge and out into the maze of the east bay that is still holding up things from emeryville north to el serino. so if you're making that drive down from from the trying to get to the bay bridge. it's going to take you a minute to get there. this is all just a reverberating slowdown from those incidents. we had earlier this morning that have since been cleared as for the golden gate bridge. no fog. just a little on the slow side from 37 to the tolls richmond center fell bridge is actually proving to be one of our slower commutes this morning. things are specially backed up before you get to the toll plaza right around point richmond. it is just a standstill right now as far as the san mateo bridge goes moving along, just fine from 80 to one o one that one's going to take you 17 minutes back to you. >> all right, j

look at the green sensors around the bay, kari. folks look at here in the south bay, the last few minutes have seen slowing continue but starting to move better for the speeds overall, just one section of silicon valley. the rest of santa clara county moving up the peninsula an easy drive. over here this is what i was seeing for ten minutes, i saw slowing south 680 coming down toward mission south from mission north, past washington and that was a slower drive, mission boulevard itself shows n toward the rest of san jose, and silicon valley and looks like things have calmed down. haven't seen this develop over the last few minutes but look here, south 880 slows into hayward, typical pattern and we've been seeing the last couple of weeks slowing through union city earlier, right now still holding off at the limit, so keep that in mind and easy drive through contra costa county, getting toward the bay bridge, a little build on the span itself, but let's look at the backup that's forming at the richmond side of the san rafael bridge,

that's good as we look at the south bay drive. santa clara county no problem towards the peninsula through the east bay this way is your commute and just a little bit of slowing through the altamont pass. chemical weapons said it was gusty. we expect that. over toward the bay bridge with the span from emeryville it's beautiful. there are low clouds here touchings the tops of the towers. visibility is fine. we can see this clearly. back to you. >> thanks. >>> coming up, instagram giving you more freedom outside its app. the change to post your content from anywhere. >>> the major entertainment star supporting governor newsom in the upcoming recall. home to great appliance brands like lg. and great values like saving up to $750 now on select major appliance purchases. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of

he's selling the napa bay. the family wines and if the deal goes through, it will make that winery the third largest expert of wines. he will join the company's board of directors and continue to run other wineries in napa valley and oregon. >>> san francisco symphony is back in full swing and it will be music to the ears of so many fans to make up for last years the musicians have an ambitious schedule for the upcoming season. ♪♪ in all more than 200 concerts are planned. there will be a ballet in september, the start of october they're going to have performances that will increase to four a week with special guest conductors, guest performers and youth orchestra. the symphony's music director will lead several digital products. >> could play that all day. >>> it is 4:57. coming up on "today in the bay," another look at the forecast which marcus has been likely lately, kari. >> maybe you want to head out for a hike. temperatures in the upper 50s. as you enjoy that sunshine it will be warming up in parts of

in fact excessive heat warning in effect today for east bay hills, east bay interior, solano, north bay mountains, areas in pink under

we do have a heat advisory for the north bay, south bay and east bay interior for today, we have excessive heat warnings, and as we look to tomorrow, it does get even hotter, so excessive heat warnings will be in effect for tomorrow for the east bay interior, heat advisories continue for the north and south bay for thursday and friday and not just eat, we have a spare the air alert that will be in effect tomorrow, that's for the north bay, east bay and santa clara valley under those heat advisories and excessive heat warnings for tomorrow. as we look to today with a strong ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest, the day starter inland heatwave, it's a three-day event for us, as we look to tomorrow, the inland heat peaks for thursday so likely some record-breaking highs from santa rosa, livermore and concord tomorrow. now let's show you are sunset at 8:33 in our sunrise at 5.47 tomorrow. so daytime highs today, cooler along the coast, with the seabreeze, mid to upper 60s around the bay, with the ocean breeze, mid 70s to upper 80s, but again, dangerous heat >>> alive look now at th

south bay drive times are in the green. that is good for the commuters in the south bay. bay bridge toll plaza, we are starting to see a few slow downs but still not bad. metering lights are off and it is about a ten minute drive from the maze into san francisco. len. >>> an update on the deadly vta mass shooting. we are getting a closer look into cassidy's life at work and home. vta just released personnel files on cassidy a month after he opened fire at the rail yard killing nine colleagues. the newly released documents include a 2008 written counseling letter after cassidy missed 11 days of work in a one year period. in 2005 he failed to report to supervisors every two weeks while on temporary disability and was warned he could be terminated. in 2019 a memo explained the 57- year-old refused to sign out his portable radio after multiple requests leading to charges of insubordination. personnel files released two weeks ago paint a picture of possible growing tension at work including a statement from a co-worker who said "he scares me. if someone were to go postal, it w

, south bay and north bay. this weekend we're talking about 90s. i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, what's going on for the commute? >> a couple things going on for the trislooel, mostly green, silicon valley looks great. early slowing cleared up. in sunol, northbound 680 at vargas reports of a rollover crash there but the person is outside of the car calling for help and chp heading over there. there may be a second crash at mission or a duplicate report. we're checking on that. over here still a crew on the ruby hill side of highway 84. lane restrictions, mild slowing, just again watch for crews if they're out there. slowing here for highway 4 as well as for highway 37. the build is on earlier than we typically see that much slowing through concord on a wednesday. at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights and backups formed before 6:00. there you go. back to you. >>> well it is international olympic day and that means we are 30 days away from the world's best athletes going for gold right h

one bay area. doctor says taking off the mask can be beneficial to all of us can force amanda hari takes a closer look. >> as covid numbers stay low, more people get vaccinated against the virus and we get closer to the june 15th reopening date, mask mandate guidelines are expected to loosen. i know it's really hard right now coming off of covid to even being exposed to anything but infectious disease expert and ucsf. professor doctor monica gandhi says being exposed to these more mild illnesses like colds and flu builds up your immune system and it just for supplies, but a color microbiomes are are diversity of what we live for us and how we know how to if we do see a serious she says through history. we've seen how continuing to avoid exposure. >> can have serious consequences. cultures. for example, that a boy rates of auto immune diseases allergies. and unfortunately cancers. she says knowing all of this. she plans to unmask when appropriate. i will feel comfortable asking because i fully vacci

so in half moon bay. so a significant disparity based on where you are in the bay and chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. we'll be tracking the forecast throughout this evening. if you think it is hot here. at least you're not in palm springs, though temperature there yesterday, record one 23. yes. yeah, it can get hot there. that was a temperature at the airport at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. the city. >> has only reached that temperature 3 other times in history. 19 93 twice in 1995 and it is the hottest it's ever been in the month of june. it was even hotter death valley which reached one 21 yesterday. well, the scientists behind the largest arctic expedition in history says. >> the polar ice is melting much more quickly than ever before. a team of researchers heading from norway to the north pole spent most of last year tracking the impact of warming temperatures on ice across the arctic ocean. the team's leader says the loss of ice in 2020 provides little hope for a full recovery. scientists say

east bay to the south bay to see how it's going and also how hot it's going to get. so let's check in now with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez she's tracking the temperatures in the weather center right now. good afternoon. it is hot out there. it is so hodges scene and this isn't even the peak of the heat wave that won't arrive until 24 hours from now. >> tracking widespread low to mid and upper 90's as you make your way inland hottest temperatures in the east bay valleys and north bay valleys with pittsburgh in fairfield already flirting with that triple digit heat. we're tracking low 80's throughout the east bay shoreline so easily 10 degrees above average. there as is downtown san francisco in the mid 70's when we should be in the mid 60's this time of year, san jose trying to flirt with 90's but 88 degrees with widespread 90's already for those of you in the north bay. check out fairfield current me 100 degrees right now. we should be in the low to mid 80's this time of year. instead, we're tracking dangerous heat high fire danger concerns as well already de

so the bay was supposed to be rebuilt, where's the bay? let's start with that. that's everybody's concern from the beginning and i don't want to forget about the bay. >> thank you commissioner. the bay does not exist today. this board approved the site permit the reconstruction of the alteration to that building which include the reconstruction of that bay. the addenda are currently going through the process. in fact one of the addenda's been issued. you can imagine considering the process there's a desire to get finality on the whole of the project the site hearing tonight would provide that. long story short the bay is not there. addenda are being and processed right now to issue that and will allow the adjacent building to be built around the bay. >> bluntly, your client has done nothing to build by trust. i really am sympathetic to the other appellants who share his feelings. i've been here from the beginning and i don't like people who break the rules and tear down things without a permit then cause great anguish, it's my anguish just participating in these

comfortable upper 70s, low 80s for the south bay, i'll have a look at the rest of the bay area coming up in just a few minutes. >>> and over the last few minutes, right side of your screen the tail lights got bunched up, there was a little bit of slowing here, some debris reported on the san mateo bridge and sorting out the details, chp bridge crew gives you more info coming up. >>> good morning, happy friday to you as well. it's jobs friday, the first friday of the month, the one where we get the latest data from the labor department. normally we feel quite positive. there's been a lot of evidence of recovery in the american economy but last month's job report showed far fewer jobs created than we first thought. some blamed it on unemployment benefits too generous, too much money. president biden said that wasn't the case. >> i think the people who claim americans won't work even if they find a good and fair opportunity underestimate the american people. so i will insist that the law is followed with respect to benefits for we're not going to turn our backs on our fellow americans. >

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the north bay too. now high pressure that brought that record shattering heat to the pacific northwest is gradually going to move east toward allowing a nice cool down to take shape to our north bay area we're also in a subtle cool down. it's not going to be near is noticeable, but it's going to at least take temperatures out of the 90's for most of our inland areas 60's 70's for your highs in sf today. 60's right along the coastline. expect some gray at least the vast majority of the day, right up the coast while bayside and inland areas. you're getting that solid dose of sunshine temperatures. certainly so warm to even hot san jose 84 today, morgan hill in this cato's each in the upper 80's. well, we will be talking just a couple of low 90's for the east bay. one of those spots being conquered at 91. in the meantime, richmond oakland all the way down to fremont only in the 70's along the east bay shoreline 95 vacaville are hottest of spots at 97. don't expect temperatures that hot tomorrow. we do see

nevado down by 11 inside the bay. we've got four degrees warmer in oakland and san jose and sfo very similar to yesterday at this time, meaning low sixties right now at half moon bay mid sixties in san francisco, sixties and low seventies around the bay as we go inland, it's a beautiful day 78 right now in livermore in the north. a very mild 70 reported in napa. tomorrow morning, we start out the low clouds along the coastline well into the bay even into if you notice the san joaquin sacramento valley area at is going to pull back, and we'll have mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for the afternoon, but temperatures going to be very similar to today and again a little bit below average for some 78 for santa rosa will go 70 in san francisco. the seventies oakland low eighties livermore 77 over san jose. not much change for your bay area wednesday. by the weekend, though we warm things up. better details coming and just a little bit, all right, rosemary. thank you. 2021 is now being called the worst year for ant

so the bay was supposed to be rebuilt, where's the bay? let's start with that. that's everybody's concern from the beginning and i don't want to forget about the bay. >> thank you commissioner. the bay does not exist today. this board approved the site permit the reconstruction of the alteration to that building which include the reconstruction of that bay. the addenda are currently going through the process. in fact one of the addenda's been issued. you can imagine considering the process there's a desire to get finality on the whole of the project the site hearing tonight would provide that. long story short the bay is not there. addenda are being and processed right now to issue that and will allow the adjacent building to be built around the bay. >> bluntly, your client has done nothing to build by trust. i really am sympathetic to the other appellants who share his feelings. i've been here from the beginning and i don't like people who break the rules and tear down things without a permit then cause great anguish, it's my anguish just participating in these

mostly in the mid 80s for the east bay to north bay but still some 90s farther to the north. we'll talk more about what to expect in the holiday weekend coming up. >> thanks. >>> we begin with details in the fight to fix america's infrastructure heating up. wildfires and record heat fueling the push to pass a compromise on capitol hill. "today in the bay's" look at president biden's sit down with governor newsom and other western governors where fire danger already sky high. >> this morning we've got live team coverage. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez taking an in-depth look at how funding may help us here at home with our dangerous drought that we are in, but first check in with tracie potts who is live in washington with a look at what may keep this deal from actually even getting done. >> what's happening on the ground in california and across the west, good morning, everyone. today president biden is sitting down with western governors including california governor gavin newsom to talk about the fires and record heat and how that's linked to climate change and how his c

it is in the bay area. most of the north bay and east bay are in the exceptional drought category and that is the worst level. water officials say this year's drought as much drier and hotter than past droughts. >> the state's 1500 reservoirs only have about half the water they should have at this time of year. state officials say they were expecting 500,000 acre feet of water to flow into the reservoirs earlier this year from snow melt. but that didn't happen to put it into perspective. one acre foot of water is enough water to supply 2 households for one year. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by now with a closer look greece. uh yeah. let's take a closer look at our latest drought monitor map released this morning we're still under exceptional drought. >> for north bay and east bay valleys with the extreme drought conditions along the bay area coastline and even for those of you in the south bay. so unfortunately fire danger arriving 2 months ahead of schedule. usually it arrives during the su

when you get out of the immediate bay you barely have any clouds. no clouds in the north bay. none in the south bay. temperature 59. we are around 60 for most other locations. when we look at where we are going for daytime highs you will get almost a ten degree cooldown for inland locations. low to mid-80s's today. we had a will lot of low 90's. we are getting a break and those numbers will come in below average. not bad. if the bay there's really no change. low 70's today. we will put more context on that minor earthquake that happened in the east bay hills. ly show you how close it was. things murky. low clouds, foggy, work across the golden gate. so much so that c hp issued a fog advisory around 4:30. limited visibility may be an issue. careful as you work across the span. we have a broken down vehicle on the upper deck of the bay bridge near treasure island. it's blocking at least one lane. tow crews headed out. traffic slow as you work over into san francisco. no metering lights just yet. still doing okay as you work near the toll plaza. we will watch that. also watching

he was in the east bay today. he said the state has reserved more power, then it has in previous years this year and he says the supply will be increasing with the years to come. >> that may be specific on storage with 200 megawatts of storage. last year. we have about 800 megawatts. as i stand here today we'll have 2000 megawatts of storage by september. so every month they're seeing more and more storage capacity, more and more energy capacity and looting. a number of permits that were due to expire that we extended and a number of news sources that were offline last year that online this year and different export and import agreements with some of our regional partners throughout the west coast. it's where interconnected system. >> governor says he understands it's unfortunate not good for anybody that cal iso has to issue these power alerts. but he says with global warming heat waves like this could become annual events here. just everybody to try to keep your home as cool as possible close the shades. the thi

as for half moon bay this morning. you are seeing this fog, this marine layer really pushing on inland this morning resulting in lower visibility pockets but also resulting in some drizzle out there. much of the bay area, not just the coastline but now stretching into the east bay is seeing some of this light shower activity. it's really just that dense spring layer, condon saving forming that do forming that morning drizzle that we're in the midst ep you are seeing actual shower activity to the north right across the north coast areas that have been seeing this rainfall really all weekend long like eureka the humble redwoods right there just north of the bay area. we are seeing that drizzle showing up in future cast right along the coastline, especially this deep in marine layer is going to hang with us for a bit this morning. so do expect a grey start to the day before some clearing going on this afternoon after today, high pressure builds back in builds back in swiftly. this sets us up for that big change of pace th

>>> next on nbc bay area news tonight, an alarming trend both here in the bay area and across the united states. neighborhoods are getting more segregated. >> where you live determines where your children go to school. it determines whether you're close to a job or have to commute far. >> we're digging into why and having a conversation about what we can do about it. and clearing up the confusion. the move in the south bay to clarify the new covid rules. >>> plus an exclusive interview with steve kerr. >> steph and i talked. draymond and i talked. >> reporter: he tells us about steph curry's big decision and what coach kerr does before bed every night to make him a better leader. good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. a lot happening on this first full day of summer. we made it. some big news from steve kerr our exclusive interview a bit later. we start with segregation. are we as diverse and woke as we thought here in the bay area? it seems like this is out of the blue but it is not. tonight we're diving into an alarming trend. many neighborhoods around us, many cities in our