inland east bay the hottest temperatures 93 in pleasant hill. 96 antioch. the north bay topping out in the mid to upper 70's. 84 in santa rosa and triple digit heat for ukia and clear lake. san francisco and for oakland. bit of a dip in the temperatures midweek and then warming up by the end of the workweek. same for the south bay. little cooler wednesday, thursday, friday the warmest day out of the extended forecast in san jose, inland east bay. into the 80's by wednesday and thursday and then heating up friday and saturday. >>> we are getting reports of a new crash. this is northbound 101 at coyote creek. this is through morgan hill. traffic is slow as you approach the scene out of san martin. that's the usual stuff. we have a busy ride for those folks in to the pass. no surprise here. we see the brake lights for the morning commute. busy out of tracy onto 580 and your travel times reflect that. it's pretty slow with a 42 minute drive time from 205 toward 680. once are you going toward the dublin things look better no troubles on 608 in both directions. w

. >> for areas like vacaville an antioch should be up to 99 to 98 today. >> as for temperatures right now, it's cool. it's a little on the gray side for some of us. but hey, what else is new is we're starting another august morning. you can see outside the san francisco that visibility is overall fine right along or beside areas. there are some pockets of dense fog in the north bay and then up the east bay hills. you'll also notice some areas where visibility is lower. berkeley hills. cam is one of the views that have been showing that this morning, futurecast of winds. is it right now showing overall calm conditions for most spots. we do have to wind advisories. one on the bay bridge in one on the benicia bridge as that cool air tries to make its way further inland not going to be so successful in cooling or inland areas down today, though radar shows are dry skies across the region. shouldn't notice too much in the form of drizzle out there unless you're further north up in northern sonoma county temperatures right now are in the 50's to 60's with san jose and livermore each at 61 a

the city of antioch take action on a controversial and potentially deadly police restraint tactics. the mayor will propose a ban on the tactics to the city council tonight, kron four's hasn't doing has details on that. >> a new police policy could be on the horizon for officers in the antioch police department in the form of a legislative proposal that would ban officers from using their knees to restrain people. i'm trying to. >> take my time spend more. into something create with making something doing something creative. one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> when your hand on so

antioch residents have tested positive for covid back for covid-19. this is the highest case of rates throughout the county, the mayor saying he's following the footsteps of walnut creek mayor kevin wilke, walnut creek, putting a city employee vaccine mandate in place monday. the mayor, they're saying the city is already seeing results since that announcement was made, we've seen an uptick of 5% of vaccinations just within the city employees in walnut creek now, annie. ox mayor says he's drafting a similar plan for city workers in his city. therefore, i will be advancing a measure that aligns with the city of walnut creek in mandating covid-19 vaccinations or weekly testing for city employees, contractors and volunteers. jeff friedman, who has lived in antioch for eight years, says with vaccine mandates elsewhere requiring city employees to vaccinate or submit to regular testing isn't a big ask. well vaccination. you're you're looking at polio and smallpox. things like that chicken pox. we've been doing this for years. we've eradicated it kind of simi

this is this makes the city of antioch. uh the highest in the county in terms of in terms of, um in terms of the highest rate in terms of the highest rate that has been captured throughout our county, and so it makes annie off one of the epicenters for this delta very and it's very it's a dangerous situation. in my opinion, we shouldn't take it lightly. and i think the city leaders we need to lead by example, and we start with our employees, volunteers and contractors. what are what is the vaccination rate right now? amongst city employees in antioch. now it's voluntary. so the numbers of the vaccination rates that we that we have right now, while they're low, they're kind of skewed because they're based on information people are willing to provide to the city so these those numbers are irrelevant. to do it that that everybody gets vaccinated or at least tested weekly. the numbers that i saw earlier had our police department like at 6% vaccination rape, but again, those numbers can be skewed because. it's voluntary. at this

a new police policy could be on the horizon for officers in the antioch police department in the form of a legislative proposal that would ban officers from using their knees to restrain people. >> i'm trying to. >> take my time spend more. into something create with making something doing something creative. one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could

pretty much in the 50's over most of the real estate we got 60 for oakland and concord 60 off a 64 also antioch. and that's a little bit cooler than we were this time from yesterday are winds, by the way, up. not quite as active as they were from overnight. and yesterday afternoon but still run the delta other kind of hovering around the 20 per hour mph range. there. you can see from oakland points up in the northeast and some of the valleys in the east bay and a look ahead for your monday 61 at 08:00am by 11. we're talking 75 and will be seeing some of the inland valleys reach about 90 today. little bit better warming is expected for the week ahead will begin to that longer forecast for you in just a bit. right now. dave, thank you for that. all right. as you're hitting the road this early morning. things are looking really great. if you're traveling from the east bay into the city to make it to the fremont street exit. >> it will take you a little under 11 minutes. so things are looking great on the bay bridge for you. the san mateo bridge also looks great. a little under 13 minutes for you t

highway 4 westbound, only 30 minutes from antioch to 80. would the80 to hercules, only about 10 minutes. >> i'm anne makovec. president biden is planning to contact the family members of the 13 members who were killed in kabul, afghanistan. let's go live there this morning where there has been a general sense of calm. people are not allowed to go to the main gate of the airport and evacuation fleets from afghanistan have resumed with new urgency ahead of the deadline for all u.s. troops to be out next tuesday. about 500 yards before the main gate the road is blocked by the taliban with their cars. about 12,500 people were evacuated from kabul. yesterday's attack targeted thousands flowing. the terror group isis-k has claimed responsibility for it. we've already heard from the pentagon we can expect more attacks before next tuesday when all foreign troops are supposed to leave. we'll learn how the u.s. will retaliate. president biden said that is something we can expect but the priority is getting all the service members out. >>> there will

antioch. the current vaccination rate is 62% in the last 14 days alone, 804. antioch residents have tested positive for covid back for covid-19. this is the highest case of rates throughout the county and the mayor, saying he's following the footsteps of walnut creek mayor kevin wilke, walnut creek, putting a city employee vaccine mandate in place monday. the mayor, they're saying the city is already seeing results since. that announcement was made. we've seen an uptick of 5% of vaccinations just within the city employees in walnut creek now annie oxbow. a er says he's drafting a similar plan for city workers in his city. therefore i will be advancing a measure that aligns with the city of wanna creek and mandating covid-19 vaccinations or weekly testing for city employees, contractors and volunteers. jeff friedman, who has lived in antioch for eight years, says with vaccine mandates elsewhere requiring city employees to vaccinate or submit to regular testing isn't a big ask. well back tonight

at this hour we have 60 for oakland 63 antioch 59 for concord and 60. meanwhile, for livermore and tri valley. here's a comparison safer were we were 24 hours ago. we're actually a little cooler this morning and breezy in spots with that onshore wind leftover complements of the post frontal era. we're in. you see on the delta that's where it's kind of a little bit more breezy. not so breezy, though, going into our afternoon outside of the regular a local winds. we get 65 at 09:00am at high noon. we'll talk about 81 not too bad. but again, revisiting some of the lower 90's by this afternoon. we'll take a look at a closer look at your forecast in just a bit. right now. dave, thank you for that. we are actively keeping a close eye on your monday morning commute heading from the east bay into the city this morning. a little under. >> 11 minutes for you to make it into the city as traffic starts to pick up the metering lights are still off at this hour. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. no major issues or delays. a li

a new police policy could be on the horizon for officers in the antioch police department in the form of a legislative proposal that would ban officers from using their knees to restrain people. >> i'm trying to. >> take my time spend more. into something create with making something doing something creative. one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> when your hand on somebody's back and using all of your body weight. to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways. >> we want we want to certainly take a deep look at

. >> a new police policy could be on the horizon for officers in the antioch police department in the form of a legislative proposal that would ban officers from using their knees to restrain people. i'm trying to. >> take my time spend more. into something create with making something doing something created one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> lay your hand on somebody's back in using all of your body weight. to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways. >> we want we want to certainly take a deep look at me

antioch to concord, 19 minutes. the bta is expecting to provide an update on the progress made towards reactivating light rail service. pt officials will address when test trains will run on the ll return, and up limiting passenger service. there has not been an estimate as to when service will return. light rail service has not been running since may 26 when it bta employee killed nine coworkers in a mass shooting. reggie: thank you. a police department found have violated the constitutional rights of its residents. kumasi: our hotdocs canceled? -- hot dogs canceled? reggie: the speed slinging pods promising to go 600 miles per hour. the billionaire behind it explains how it works and when you can hop inside. kumasi: a look like reggie: the antioch city council is expected to vote on a proposal to ban police restraint tactics like the knee to neck technique. the death of angelo keto brought this to the forefront and antioch. he was restrained until he lost consciousness and later died. the mayor believes the city c

antioch to the east shore give yourself 37 minutes. a live look at the bay bridge for those getting ready to go into san francisco. it's crowded across the upper deck and traffic getting busy at the toll plaza. >>> the white house this morning. today the biden administration is expected to officially announce recommendations for a coronavirus booster shot. >> how will the roll outlook? we asked a doctor with ucsf. >> it'll be very similar to how it was rolled out. nursing residents, health care workers, those over 65. >> those third shots could begin as soon as next month and anyone fully vaccinated will get the booster eight months after their second shot. the johnson and johnson vaccine is still being studied. >>> the back to school coverage continues in san jose this morning. a lot of kids saying good-bye to summer vacation. >> the largest school district in the south bay begins full in person learning. >> there's been so many years since i have been in school. here in san jose you will notice major changes especially for parents. b

antioch police denied they pinned him to the floor. he lost consciousness and died three days at the hospital. >> if it was the right thing, they would not kill my brother. >> we know this is asphyxiation. >> reporter: the coroner ruled quinto's death was an accident. >> i can sleep at night. they also spent most of their time fighting to reform the department including advocating for a mental health response team. antioch police have not commented on today's finding. >>> he's promising to get every american home. it comes as he faces mounting criticisms for the chaotic operation. the president says evacuation flights have started after an eight hour pause because qatar has reached capacity. the u.s. is working with allies to find other places in europe to send the planes. top u.s. military officials said they don't have the resources to evacuate people outside the kabul airport. today the message has this message. >> any american wants to come home, we'll get you home. make no mistake this evacuation mission is dangerous. as commander

the not too bad either. 81 certainly beats pittsburgh antioch in vacaville. all cities in the upper 90's this afternoon. here's your look ahead. daytime highs. the next 7 days not changing too much here, especially not tomorrow which could be even a degree or 2 warmer than today. thursday and friday. we stepped back a little bit, but still hot saturday and sunday. also looking hot as we work our way into the weekend. reyna. tom, thanks for that. starting on the bay bridge this morning heading into the city. traffic is building. >> a little under 30 minutes for your drive times. so no major delays there. the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive in a little under 13. so that's a nice light commute for us. our richmond, sandra fell commute. let's check out the bridge there. a little under 11 minutes. its traffic starts to get a little sluggish. there are some accidents like on 80 westbound east of gilman street that's out in berkeley and then another 1, 5, of the east, but east everett avenue in oakland causing a little dela

inland right now, 94 in fairfield. 90 in antioch. that onshore breeze will keep the cooler and close to the coast. 60 degrees the warmest it's been all year. here is live doppler 7 along with satellite. we are sandwiched in between two features. onshore breeze this evening but just a bart east high pressure is building. that is starting the warming trend will continue the warming trend tomorrow as well. overnight tonight we have been the clear skies and a marinea layer full bounce back and we will find fog spilling in from the coast. numbers in the mid and upper 50s. hour by hour, coast for dealing with many clear skies. after midnight, the marine layer comes back. we will see coastal drizzle but the fight will be more compressed compared to last night. it will not make its way inland like in the past nights. after the morning cloud cover and afternoon sunshine, cupertino. downtown after morning clouds a high of 67 with afternoon sunshine. the north april hit santa rosa and 86 in nevada. 86 in napa. the east bay is light and breezy a

antioch anyone was wounded in the shooting. or if a suspect has been arrested, and nine days ago, a shooting on highway for near concord killed a 24 year old mother. and injured two passengers, including her two year old child. there have been a spree of recent shootings on highway four in recent months. shootings did fall dramatically between 2019 and 2020. some would credit the security system along highway four and interstate 80 in west contra costa county for that now we're still here on the scene. we're following up with chp contra costa as well as antioch police and we'll bring you the latest news as soon as we get it. alex and hillary yes, we're looking forward to more information on the shooting investigation. magus live tonight in antioch. emma thank you. and of course we do. continue following this developing story on air and online. be sure to go to ktvu dot com for the latest updates now to the latest on the coronavirus, and as the state sees a new surge of covid cases, kaiser permanente telling it's 230,000, plus w

it's on the san francisco line in the antioch direction. if you are taking part today, an undetermined amount of time at this hour. but let's start with a look at the bay bridge as you're headed into the city a little under 30 minutes for you to make that drive starting to get a little sluggish there, but not too bad. 5, 1880, moving along nicely right now. the san mateo bridge are seeing uptick in traffic here, about 16 minutes or so as you're heading across towards the peninsula at this hour. some accident, some currently tracking, but they're not causing much of a delay out here in fremont, 6, a north end at auto mall parkway. you can see not much of a slowdown along as you're traveling here in albania that alvin tx, an 80 westbound. there is a traffic collision there. and we're seeing some delay as you're traveling along 5, 8080. we'll keep a close on your traffic this morning. we'll have more on that coming up. for now. darya. back to you. thanks a lot a 7.18 for your money this morning. old navy is overhauling its approach to how it d

the mayor of antioch will propose a ban on the tactics to the city council tomorrow night. kron four's haaziq madyun has the details. >> a new police policy could be on the horizon for officers in the antioch police department in the form of a legislative proposal that would ban officers from using their knees to restrain people. i'm trying to. >> take my time spend more. into something create with making something doing something creative. one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley. could have prevented his staff yeah. i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> when your hand on somebody's back and using all of your body weight. to keep them down. t

the antioch bridge is clear. clear drive to the bay bridge through contra costa county into alameda county. a little volume build over the last few minutes but no problems. >> sounds good. hope it stays smooth. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> a hotel guest is double billed then the front desk basically puts out the do not disturb sign. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. next. >>> don't forget, you can get full olympic nbcbayarea.com and follow with our local athlete tracker found on the trending bar. that and much more right there on the website and much more ahead on "today in the bay." ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ return to rugged. the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪♪ ♪ we can fly where you want to ♪ the all-new ruggedly redesigned 2022 nissan pathfinder. ♪ we can leave your house behind ♪ ♪ but if your friends don't mask ♪ ♪ and why don't they mask? ♪ ♪ well they won't fly this airline. ♪ ♪ you can fly if yo

navy veteran has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit now against the city of antioch. they claim that antioch police pressed a knife to his neck for nearly 5 minutes while responding to a call for a mental health crisiseback in december, the lawsuit names, the city of antioch police chief tammy brooks and 4 officers. the key to family says that officers used excessive force while trying to restrain him. >> our view that if the officers in texas, i'm monica de escalation if they could have had a conversation. could have communicated that can reassess the situation. no, they did not do that. and threw him to the floor. >> again, the accusation is that police pressed a knee to the neck angela quito. now, so far the city of antioch has not commented on the lawsuit will keep you updated as this case progresses. >> in the east bay. new developments in the case of philip cry. check. officials announced a preliminary autopsy shows there's no signs of foul play in his death. krajicek first was reported missing while running in the pleasant in heels in early july. his body disco

where is antioch in vacaville. nearing triple digit territory. tomorrow is going to be much like today. so we're sitting in this for a bit. we will see a subtle cool down into thursday and friday. still warm, though and hitting right back up into saturday. so there's really not a lot of relief in this forecast. it is your typical august forecast right here, oftentimes one of our hottest and driest months and also why fire danger is so high right around this time. so that means to be your first and foremost concern. not just water conservation but also that heightened fire danger reyna. john, thanks for that. so we have a 20 minute bar delay on the richmond line in the various millbrae directions. >> we're looking at the bay bridge, though, you see traffic is building the metering lights have been on for a little over an hour or so. and it's going to take you about 12 minutes to make it into the city from the maze here. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula little under 13 minutes. the richmond sandra fell c

now a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city of antioch. they claim that antioch officers preston need to the back of his neck for nearly 5 minutes while responding to a call for mental health crisis back in december, the lawsuit names, the city of antioch police chief tammany brooks and 4 other officers. the key to family says the officers used excessive force when they tried to restrain him. >> in our view that if the officers in texas, i'm monica de escalation if they could have had a conversation. you could communicate. it reassess the situation. no, they did not do that and maybe threw him to the floor. >> so far the city of antioch hasn't commented on the lawsuit will keep you updated as it continues to develop. a los gatos man is pleading for your help now at finding his dog. the 2 year-old miniature australian shepherd was stolen outside of the north santa cruz avenue safeway on friday afternoon. in crawford. the show's kingston shows us the video of the person taking the dog. >> now everybody knows my dog. and the 2 he's kind of a

so the temperatures today is 95 in antioch and fairfield. those are the hotspots at 93 concord right there, and then you see the how much cooler does right 71 in oakland, 70. this is typical bay area whether and thinking about where you know here we are early august. this is that's pretty spot on. that's what i expect. maybe a little cool about right and say, maybe little cool in san francisco, but, um, that's not what we want. we want that five day forecast. what happened there? hang on. this happens sometimes. used to doing it at home. yeah, right. and then i'm here. there we go. okay we're back. those are the highest from today. and then here is the fog. we're looking at c five along the coast, a bunch of fog back at the coast is clear off for a while. today and now it comes back and it will do what you would expect, which is just kind of hang around the bay tonight. it's not going to have a huge, huge inland push, and so that's going to set us up with the day. um, basically tomorrow, a lot like today. but like i say, with less fog, certa

antioch, vacaville and pittsburgh. also in the 90's, where is if you head towards mill valley some for more comfortable stuff. 74 tomorrow, saturday and sunday. we're keeping with the 80's for the most part for inland highs by the weekend, though we do see a chance of some lift in sweeping occurring across the bay area that could help to clean up some of this haze just a touch by saturday and sunday. as for today and tomorrow, air quality advisories and hazy sunshine to be expected reyna john days for that this thursday morning. we are watching your traffic and we have several accidents out there. anyone. >> just popped up this one out and conquer. let's go to that. to 42 there you can see it. clayton road in concord. now we're not seeing much of a delay further down along 6.80 and highway 4 up on top. there. you can see traveling any act of congress and take you a little under 15 minutes to make that drive and the south bay northbound 1 one and oakland road an accident. there were still seeing some delays from that al

mid 80s for south bay in san jose, mid 90s fairfield and antioch. around the bay low to mid 70s, 70 in san francisco, upper 70s to low 80s for the peninsula. haze but good to moderate air quality at the surface for air that we breathe. watch as we head through friday, more smoke friday and into the weekend with light offshore wind. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. is it any better? >>> i wish i could see it was. trouble spots west 580 at the 80 connector in the heart of the macarthur maze where we are already seeing a back up. it took like it is blocking one lane. there is another crash not far from there all affecting the drive on the bay bridge. metering lights are on and you are stacked up out of east bay into san francisco. >>> a live look at chase center, home of the warriors, fans set your alarms, preseason tickets go on sale for noon for season ticket holders. >>> raiders back in the bay area going head to head with 49ers at levi stadium. >> but who will start at qb? coach says he is keeping options open. >> i look at it what do

vets see a rise not just in their paws. >> gosh, 102 in antioch! tell us about that 8 degrees tomorrow in san francisco. all right, everyone, have a great day. . narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you k dylan: hi, everybody. i'm dylan dreyer and this is "earth odyssey". today, we'll explore the jungles and the deserts for our favorite monkey species in the animal kingdom. like in south asia, where this monkey's personality is as big as the nose on its face. and later, the sounds of this monk echo throughout these rainforests, but what did the earliest european explorers think about this funky monkey howl? then, we head to the thar desert where a troop of city monkeys are always ready to fend off rival gangs.

so far no problems for your longer drive out of antioch for highway 4, 24 out of walnut creek, to the bay bridge. there may be asphalt stihais a bigger issue for the freeway i'll let you know. everything else in green. back to you. >>> now to the looming gubernatorial recall race. today, governor newsom kicks off a four-day campaign tour starting in san francisco. >> he's not alone. both sides are making sure their message is getting out. garvin thomas has more. >> please welcome larry elder. >> reporter: for republican frontrunner larry elder meant heading to cavalry chap until san jose where the conservative talk show host found a receptive audience. this is a congregation that ended up with a legal battle in the city after it defied public health order after public health order in the pandemic. he said that will not be a problem if he becomes governor. >> when i get elected, assuming that there are still face mask mandates and vaccine mandates they will be repealed right r w also heading to the bay area ready to kick his fight to stay in office into high gear, calling it a weekend

the bus school supply giveaway helped hundreds of families in need in antioch as those kids get ready to head back to school for many of them. the new school year starts as early as next week as kron four's phillipe djegal found out they'll now be equipped for class. >> shopping for school supplies has been stressful for families in antioch. we all know right now with the pandemic is even more hotter. that's why the 9th annual stuff. the bus school supply giveaway held at this summer's ville town center saturday came at the right time. honestly, it's a blessing to not have to worry about going to this time buying this san diego state university student clarissa wilson founded the event when she was in the 6th grade due to the pandemic and increased demand. the bus was not stuffed. instead, supplies were handed out inside the mall and in the parking lot for those who did not want to share space indoors. mason says she was able to purchase enough backpacks and supplies for 5,000 families just basically raid walmart target. office depot and purchase all the supplies with all of them and

same for highway 4 out of antioch to 242. north 242 construction through concord. >>> california's drought leading some extreme measures to help save endangered salmon. today, state fish and wildlife teams will lead an effort to relocate thousands of coho salmon. today's operation will involve salmon being trukd about one hour from the hatchery in geyserville. this is to conservation facility in petaluma. the fish are then being moved because the drought conditions and the heat-related stress. known california's salmon population is said to be a fraction of what it once was, down 90%. >>> happening today protesters will gather in san francisco demanding citizenship for all immigrants. the daca is not enough rally will be held at post street starting at 11:00 this morning. organizers say daca is only a band-aid solution and want congress to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill. >>> for homeowners trying to make it in the bay they're doing better than ever when it comes to home equity according to data gathered by a rea

and this was started by one girl who was antioch. antioch high school graduate. yeah, so i think that's really awesome. in antioch. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news. well hundreds of cars lined up at the san mateo events center today for the annual samaritan house, backpack distribution organizers say they distributed roughly 2700 backpacks filled with school supplies to families in need. they say it's nearly 30% increase from last year. samaritan house says everything was donated by local companies, community organizations and individual donors. now by scanning that qr code you see right there on your screen. you'll get more information on ktvu partnership with supply bank dot org for our annual back to school drive. we're looking for donations of backpacks, pencils, pens and other school supplies throughout the entire month of august to help students right here in the bay area. if you want to make a donation, you can, of course, scan the qr code or you can go to ktvu .com slashock party today. thank you for joining us. here today. i'm proud to be here. in t

if you want to escape those upper 90's in antioch in vacaville where you'll be just shy of a 100 today novato also getting up to 90 degrees today. here's your look ahead in our next 7 days. today and tomorrow being especially hot, but not really changing that much after that thursday. and friday you see temperatures back off to couple of degrees. but right back up to the upper 90's by saturday. lots of sunshine no rainfall in this forecast and fire danger. of course, remaining high as we work through august and september some of the driest and sometimes the hottest months of the year. rain. thank you for that. we are looking at your tuesday morning commute heading from the east bay into the city. >> a little under 12 minutes for your drive. times of things are looking great. there. let's look at the san mateo bridge. as you head across towards the peninsula under 13 minutes for your drive time. let's also get a look at the golden gate bridge a little under 21 minutes as you're traveling into the city. there is a traffic collision along one. oh, one southbound north of san antonio avenu

you can see antioch, 90's and 80's also up in the north bay too. and we'll get into this in the 4 zone forecast and check on what's going on frederick and the gulf of mexico. thanks, dave. >> we're also following the latest out of haiti. we just got an update on the death toll went up to 724 this after a powerful earthquake rocked the area now search and rescue crews are trying to find hundreds of people missing which are believed to be trapped under rubble. thurs quake was 7.2 magnitude and it struck the southwestern part of the island yesterday morning. hundreds of homes have been destroyed as well. and more than 1800 people have been left injured. they are also there are also some fears right now. widespread damage that will worsen with the tropical storm grace predicted to reach haiti late monday, early tuesday. they are just not getting a break. we're also following a big story out of afghanistan. the president flees the country this morning right after the taliban entered the outskirts of the capital city kabul. the taliban says they won't ta

note that if you're heading over toward antioch and rio vista. we're looking towards the bay bridge with a smooth drive and no major problems. not a lot of traffic and an easy view across the golden gate. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up next, our climate in crisis and the global impact. we talked about the dixie fires here, there are devastating fires continuing to rage on in greece. meteorologist kari hall is going to show us the record heat that may have led to these out of control flames. >> we have record employment but also record job openings. where are all the workers? >>> plus a record breaking swing even though no one scored and two players were out. why this hot smash is still generating heat this morning. >>> right now at 5:12, first day of school for piedmont and it's going to be a really nice day. drop-off time in the upper 50s, light jacket needed but you want to make sure the name is on the tag because they won't need it at pickup time. it's going to be a beautiful day and happy first day of school. we'll talk abou

you'll be at a nice 67 antioch, 83 vacaville are very spotted 84. so not even that warm for our hot spot in the bay area today. you look ahead at our next 7 days shows big changes starting on thursday from today and tomorrow as mild conditions to not so mild by the end of the week will be nearing triple digits by friday and saturday, unlike the return of some wildfire smoke inducing some haze starting on thursday. >> reyna. john, thank you for that. we have this accident along 80 westbound ramp to 5.80. just east of the macarthur maze. they just open that back up. so we are seeing some residual delays as of right now. you see that were backed up into richmond. there again, once you do finally hit the may's a little under 11 minutes for your drive time. although traffic is steadily building here as you reach the toll plaza, the richmond sandra fell commute. that's picking up a little under 16 for you. if you're traveling out of richmond, san mateo bridge heading across the worst. been insula a little under 15 minutes and in the south bay we go 30 min

one of the warmer spots antioch 91, up to 100 yesterday. and we're looking at highs in oakland reaching the upper 60s and for much of the peninsula we have 70s for today. mid 60s in san francisco. our north bay temperatures up to about 92 in clearlake and novato up to about 82. our inland temperatures for the most part will reach into the mid 80s today. we see the temperatures continuing to come down tomorrow. upper 70s and then on thursday low 80s and then warming up you can see it heading back up between sunday and monday of next week. labor day is looking pretty hot. then we take a look at our san francisco temperatures. mostly stay in the 60s. mike, you're looking at the bay bridge and all around the bay area. >> here we are. folks are waiting at the bay bridge. they're waiting for us. it's before 6:00. remember yesterday how light the traffic flow was at the bay bridge. not today right now. a smooth flow of traffic approaching that's the good news for folks out of contra costa county. we have slowing, though, already for highway 4 and

the mayors of antioch walnut creek are calling on other mayors to follow the lead at issue. covid vaccine mandates for all city workers. there starting on monday. all city workers in walnut creek were required to show proof of vaccination or either get tested weekly against the coronavirus. and next mayor announced a similar mandate. mayor lamar thorpe said currently only 62% of any acts residents are fully vaccinated. and just in the last 2 weeks, they've seen more than 800 new coronavirus cases. >> antioch is the epicenter. the spread of the covid-19 pandemic right here right now. in my opinion, 62%. the vaccination rate is dangerously low. we can do better as the city government. if you want if we want our residents to take vaccination seriously and we must lead by example. therefore, i will be advancing a measure that aligns with the city of walnut creek. >> in mandating covid-19 vaccinations or weekly testing for city employees contractors and volunteers. >> one increase mayor said they saw 5% increase in vaccinations among city workers after announcing their mandate. s

bay are looking for the person who shot and killed a man on highway 4 antioch. this is an update to a story we first brought you yesterday on the kron 00:00am morning news this morning, we're learning more about the victim kron four's. michelle kingston has more on that. >> because this not normal at all. >> shayla jamerson is the aunt of india, prince, the young mother who died just over a week ago after being shot while driving on highway 4. >> i don't know what it is about highway 4. why is it so extensible for for for gun violence are why are still people felt comfortable on highway 4 to just shoot in broad daylight and night when ever and she's angry that another family is now grieving the loss of their loved one after being shot monday night on the same road. i'm just i'm praying for for the family because this is that we still grieve. and then as we prepare for a funeral and all of these things is just is very careless. been in just responsible and just senseless shave. his niece was 24 years old. the victim in monday night shooting was 26 family little k

but antioch already up to 7367 conquered up to the north bay. we have a lot of 60's 59 for santa rosa. meanwhile, 63 for san jose. we have that front passed through yesterday. there's the low that was patch to it. now, next is going to be high pressure that's going to kick in. and that usually means temperatures climbing, which is mostly going to be up in the north of us. so that's going to be in these valleys from or northern california, oregon and up to a washington state. and now they're looking for temperatures to go beyond one 10 with all of this also city with this high meanwhile, what we see sneaking up behind all of this is some of the monsoon. you see some scattered clouds going on in the sierra today. then tomorrow. maybe some showers try to develop there. our concern is with some with some of the monsoon coming up our way is maybe the potential of some dry lightning to look out for. so it's mostly sunny today mild with 70's covered the bay warm inland with a few 90's that gets bumped up to the middle 90's by the middle of the week. la

mayor thorpe says antioch is a covid hot spot with one of the highest case rates and lois vax rates in contra costa county which frank will certainly help drive that council discussion tomorrow. alright deborah villalon live force tonight deborah thank you in san francisco all city workers have to be fully vaccinated by november, 1st. which is 10. weeks after the fda authorization in the meantime some city employees could face suspension for failing to disclose whether or not they are vaccinated under current city policy there was already pushed back for more than a dozen city employees over the requirement for workers to provide their vaccination status by the end of july. city says the mandate is in the name of public health. we've had some outbreaks in city employment and i think that really highlights that this is the step that. we need to take as a large employer and i think all employers need to take sanford cities san francisco city workers unions say they're negotiating with the city on how the vaccine mandate willen hold will unfold some of the biggest unions are saying that t

one of the persons killed in antioch police custody as 30 year-old angelo quito. >> i'm sorry. >> keep those mother because i'm looking to collins could not hold back the tears. when i asked her and her daughter bella about the legislative proposal. yes, we think the session utley could have prevented his staff i mean, he would be alive today antioch near lamar thorpe is introducing the legislation to the city council and he says it doesn't stop with bending the knee on the neck can be anything from the techniques. it can be anything from. >> when your hand on somebody's back and using all of your body weight. to keep them down. that's that's something that can cause position of fixation. so anything that obstructs the airways. >> we want we want to certainly take a deep look at me and banned from from any use. >> he says reforming the police department was a key part of his winning mayoral campaign and reducing in custody deaths is the next step in keeping that promise was been part of the public debate for quite some >> since are 2 recent in-custody deaths that were with him 45 days

hear from the antioch mayor about the possible changes. now from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now it has been grant. those have been waiting for full approval should go get your shot now. >> 8 months after its been injected into millions of arms. the pfizer vaccine gets full approval from the fda. good afternoon and thank you for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3 on this monday. i'm sanaz tahernia. after a long wait. the pfizer vaccine has received the fda's approval in today's decision may help lift public confidence in vaccinations as the nation battles the highly contagious delta variant's, our washington correspondent basil john reports. >> it hit another milestone. key milestone monday. the fda gave its full stamp of approval to the pfizer biontech vaccine. if you're one of the millions of americans who said that they will not get the shot when it's until has full and final approval of the fda. it is now happened. president joe biden says news should help fight back against the nationwide increase

travel time on almost an hour now from antioch over toward east shore freeway. that westbound 580 commute, 205, two 680, almost an hour as well. those are our busiest freeways right now. westbound 80 as you head toward the bay bridge, 20 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. once you get to the bay bridge, get ready for a back up here. lots of company. lots of cars making that right from east bay to san francisco. >>> new this morning, playing video games can actually help you lose weight? >> how interesting is is going to help your son convince you to have a little more screen time? -- using smart devices to track gamers heart rates and calories burned. gamers who played for two hours straight earned more than 400 calories. that is eq1000 sentce. y, aot more fun. >> i just you have to get excited about it, right? not stressed-out. >> you do. i have played a ton of games with my kids. you get amped. you get into it. >>> right. thanks for watching kpix 5 news this morning. >>> stay tuned. we will have the latest on the announcement from santa clara county sheriff,

shopping for school supplies has been stressful for families in antioch. we all know right now with the pandemic is even more hotter. that's why the 9th annual stuff. the bus school supply giveaway held at this summer's ville town center saturday came at the right time. honestly, it's a blessing to not have to worry about going to this time buying this san diego state university student clarissa wilson founded the event when she was in the 6th grade due to the pandemic and increased demand. the bus was not stuffed. instead, supplies were handed out inside the mall and in the parking lot for those who did not want to share space indoors mason says she was able to purchase enough backpacks and supplies for 5,000 families just basically raid walmart target. office depot. >> and purchase all the supplies with all of them and monetary donations that we collected this as some students return to class for in-person instruction for the first time in more than a year. it is such a relief for me. a lot of other kids. ice for school contra, costa health services also

bring some of those 90's down to the 80's 68 antioch. we've got a lot of 60's for the east bay and even now up in the north bay too. and the breakdown for you. excuse me, were trailing a couple degrees from where we were this time from yesterday. so by about 1 o'clock 8386 at 4 o'clock. however, will see some areas venture into the lower 90's today, probably tomorrow. and even into tuesday. coming up a little bit. we'll tell you what you can expect for the week ahead. noel. >> thanks, dave. our top story this morning growing case numbers of covid-19 across the bay area and now we're learning 2 of san francisco's largest hospital say more than 200 members of their staff have been infected with covid-19. the kron four's camila barco joining us live now from san francisco. general hospital with the details. camilla. >> while noel. this week's data is an example of the growing number of cases across california. the state department of health reports a positivity test rate of 6.4% over the last 7 days and just thursday alone. there were 10,00

about 92 in antioch. kumasi: we want to get to the latest in the wild fires burning in northern california. evacuation warnings are in effect for thousands of people living in the sierra foothills, particularly pollock pines. the caldor fire has tripled in size in a matter of hours yesterday, growing to nearly 23,000 acres. flames destroyed homes in grizzly flats as well as in elementary school, a church, and a post office. late last night, the eldorado national forest was ordered to close. the fire started on saturday about 40 miles southwest of lake tahoe. east of the caldor fire, the sky turned on apocalyptic orange. smoke drifted and it started raining ash and pine needles yesterday. reggie: that is a scary sight. and woman from fremont admitted to starting a fire in el dorado county. south lake tahoe, they 43-year-old viola nearby covered in scratches and said. she admitted to starting the fire. she has been arrested for arson, among other charges. the dixie fire is threatening this morning. 30 mph w

hottest temperatures, inland east bay, upper 90s, triple digit heat in antioch and brentwood. mid 70s oakland and mid to upper 80s to low 90s for the north bay, triple digit heat ukiah and clear lake. we'll be in the upper 70s tomorrow in the south bay. inland east bay, ten degree drop for tomorrow into the upper 80s tuesday. north bay, 80s for tomorrow as well and 60s along the coast. how are the roadways? >>> busy for super commuters all the brake lights out of tracy this morning. no crashes, so that's good news but definitely the usual stuff for a monday morning commute. keep that in mind if you are working towards the dublin interchange. travel time is 40 minutes 205 towards 680. that is our slow spot. if you are taking east shore freeway, highway 4 or 101, it looks like things are at the limit. an easy ride from hellyer towards sfo. if taking bay bridge, metering lights were turned on. we are not seeing let not at th toll plaza. a little more crowded, more volume for the ride out of oakland, emeryville as you head into the city. city schools are starting today in san fran

heating up to 96 antioch. check out brentwood, upper 90's close to triple digit heat for you. the tri valley upper 80's to low 90's. around the bay from mid-60s's in san francisco, east bayshore line looking at 71 for alameda. 7 # for oakland and for san leandro. mid to upper 70's. 84 for a high in santa rosa. triple digits as we look to ukia and clear lake. around the bay san francisco and oakland. bit of a dip in temperatures for midweek and then by the end of the workweek. same for the south bay and san jose. you will see the warmest day of the week on friday. inland east bay looking at temperatures heating up by the end of the workweek. the north bay little cooler for tomorrow. thursday, and then about 90 degrees on friday for the north bay and low to mid-60s's. let's check in with traffic. >>> busy for that ride as you headlong westbound 580. 37 minutes for the travel time. 205 toward 680. this is really our busiest spot. pretty typical time of day if you are going out the door. those delays extend toward north flynn on 580. dipping down about 16 miles an hour. definitely

day time highs, 101 in concord, 102 in antioch -- 103 in antioch, actually. into the south bay, 93 in san jose. but even 80s in san francisco, look at that. that's pretty warm. that's above seasonal. as we head towards sunday i want to look at tomorrow too to help you plan out your weekend. we still stick in the 90s and triple digits and don't cool off by much our next chance of seeing a cool down isn't until monday. we cool off significantly around the coastline thanks to a sea breeze but in the interior valley we remain in the 90s. how are we doing when it comes to the california drought monitor? this is important because this has to do with how much dry brush is out there, the lack of rain doesn't help fire season. right now 47% of the state of california is under an exceptional drought. 88% is in extreme drought or higher. so really, the entire state of california is dealing with a serious drought. come into play next week. we'll see a little bit of a sea breeze kick in and that's hopefully also going to help clear out some of the smoke in the area, impro