right lane shut down as they were to get this out of your way so if you're living antioch this morning you're going to be stuck in traffic back from beyond contra loma the backup is growing a zoom out you can see the whole thing there. it is and it's creating a gap in your slow down so after the crash is kind of the open continuing through pittsburgh but everyone stuck so it's actually looking a little bit better. the south to 42 and south 6.80 commute also thinning out which is great news 20 minutes from highway 4 out to danville richmond sandra fell bridge traffic still at a crawl but 14 minutes is not bad to the north bay, the bay bridge traffic still jam from the maze so make sure you leave early 15 minutes off to fremont street john well, robin skies, nice and clear as you can see over the bay bridge which isn't so clear just yet, here's a look over the east bay over berkeley, a much different scene than it was earlier this morning as we had some fog that had pushed into the east bay. >>that has since left so we are seeing some nice clear skies. golden gate bridge about one of her

's again you're back to mid 90's in the concord maybe triple digits in antioch about 96 degrees in livermore inside the bay. you're looking a lot of 80's and maybe some 90's down towards san jose morgan neill so still hot in the south bay and about 85 degrees in the napa valley but look at san francisco very comfortable 71 degrees for this time of year so tomorrow morning. we do start out with some of that patchy fog it's going to be very dance early on in the morning. as we get toward the middle of the day. a lot of sunshine and some of tropical clouds moving overhead. it's going to start to feel a little muggy into the afternoon. but yeah but going to start to see some temperature changes over the next few days that ridge of high pressure slowly breaking down we're going to see that marine air move further and further on shore each night. and that means we're going to see some cooler temperatures of fact as we head out over the next few days the numbers will be coming down across the board probably back to write about the average for this time of year as that cool wind that sea b

tonight. look at this, 10:00 people still in the 70s to 80s from concord to antioch. tomorrow morning starting off warm. 9:30 in the morning, 84 in danville, 83 in concord, 86 in antioch, 79 in livermore and through tomorrow afternoon, there is the hottest, livermore and antioch over to concord. we'll tell you who reaches into 105 degrees in about 15 minutes. we also wanted to let you know, unhealthy air quality in the east bay and the south bay with a spare the air alert in effect due to the heat and poor air quality into the next 24 hours. a brand-new update in 15 minutes. >>> big numbers here in august. thank you. now we did mention that fire in mendocino county. jeff just mentioned. it we told you about this last night at 11:00. it is since tripled in size to about 225 acres. containment remains at 25%. this is outside of hop land which is about 30 miles north of healdsburg and the fire is moving away from the populated areas. >>> you could keep track of the fires an the hot temp and hazy skies doing to our air quality on our website. we posted on traffic cameras on the front page

recovered the rifle monday. >>> in antioch upset the city is building a bathroom right next to its memorial. >> reporter: the city of antioch takes pride in its patriotism. signs of that are on display all over town. >> it is a pretty patriotic town. >> reporter: but they say there's nothing patriotic about the city's plans to put in a bathroom that foot of their downtown memorial. in fact construction has already started. and vets say it really stinks. >> i don't understand why would they do this? why would they dishonor our veterans this way by putting a toilet next to the memorial? >> they're going to use it as a hangout. probably graffiti the monument. they're go doing trash the area right there. >> the commander of antioch vfw says if the city doesn't change its plans, expect a boycott. and they'll start talking part in the annual event. antioch's ad ministratorffive services director says they're working on a solution. the city wants veterans to know they didn't mean any disrespect. >> we respect and admire everything you've done for this country and we'll continue to work with you fo

going to slow things down. it's antioch westbound past hillcrest. it looks like at least one of the lanes is blocked so traffic is heavy now approaching the scene. we've also got some slow and go traffic as you continue through pittsburg into concord on westbound 4. drive time antioch to hercules still 33 minutes. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze good a 17 minutes. here is 680 in walnut creek, still looking good towards highway 25. >>> we have developing news this morning in mexico where a violent attack at a bar left 23 people dead. >> and 13 others hurt. this happened in veracruz. here is new video into the abc 7 news room. authorities say the attacker started a fire that burned through the bar killing eight women and 15 men. the fire may have been started by gasoline bombs. the search for the people continues and the governor is suggesting a gang dispute in the attack. >>> happening today, a hearing for the man accused in the attack of a woman outside her san francisco condo building. >> it turns out austin vincent won't be facing charges in the second case. he can prove he was

. low to mid 80s until you get to santa rosa, towards antioch. here is frances. >>> we have a new crash just reported in the pittsburg area, east bay 4 willow pass. it's blocking a lane. a live shot of interstate 80 as headlights move through berkeley, emeryville, looking good to the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll take you down to the south bay. no problems, no delays in san jose. headlights are northbound on 101. that's 880 running across your screen. just some fog on the golden gate bridge this morning. not much traffic to slow you down. we'll check out that ride westbound 4 with the accident in the east bay direction. right now antioch to hercules, still 25 minutes. delay free westbound 80 to the maze. looking good towards the san jose airport as well. >>> all eyes are on hurricane dorian. it's on track to hit florida between monday night and tuesday morning and possibly as a category 4. >> abc news reporter inez is tracking the storm. >> lots of uncertainty as to how where it will hit.ill be and - this could wind up being the strongest hurricane to hit florida's east co i nearly

, san francisco, 81 with concord livermore antioch in morgan hill all back to the triple digits. we go today so after this comfortable and warm start to the morning. we're are going to be in the 90's by noontime today so get your activities out of the way earlier on the better today because into the afternoon you may just want to take it easy inside find yourself. some air conditioning if you don't have it and give yourself that chance to cool down. i mourn your forecast still to come robin i'll send it back your way all right thank you john, let's check in on traffic and see if we have any problems out there, here's a live look at 80 into san francisco. so far so good. >>the hot spots, no problems a nice steady flow of traffic through the tolls across the upper deck, continuing through downtown and right along the skyway so we're off to a fantastic start here on 80 working your way into san francisco here's 92 the trip across the san mateo bridge and it's looking good. we haven't had any big trouble spots crossing the bay heading over to the peninsula. so go ahead and use it now it

, antioch is the first connection to the line that a lot of people come to. so the 2000 space parking lot filled up by 5:30 a.m. there are plans to add 850 more spaces nearby, the bard board knows that will not begin to solve the parking problem. and, according to bart spokesman jim allison, they really don't want to. >> part is not in the business of building parking lot >> reporter: so since building a large parking garage here is out, the agency is exporting other ways to get more people to the station. >> one of the things we are looking at is a pedestrian bridge over state route four. so, we are soliciting public feedback on what they would want in a pedestrian and bicycle bridge. >> reporter: it is just a concept now but would do the same thing as this pedestrian bridge near the pleasant hill station. part is sent out email surveys to people living in the antioch neighborhoods to see if a foot bridge over busy highway four would increase the likelihood that they would take the train. predictably, residents here think a shortcut to the station would make a difference. >> reporter

highway shooting in the east bay, this one happened saturday afternoon was in antioch on highway 4. right near hillcrest the victim says the shooter come off while he was heading towards highway and then pulled out a gun and fired at him. the victim managed to walk away unharmed, but there was a bullet hole found in his car there you see it 4 lanes were shut down for a couple of hours while police investigated. a motive is unknown right now. police are leaning towards this not being a random act we're not stupid sure just yet, but the victim who's concerned about showing his face as he still can't believe what happened. >>this could happen anywhere. but even unprovoked that's the thing is just amazing as lake. we're going about your business and this person, whatever is going on his life. feels like he's and somebody else's life. >>chp says they do have shotspotter technology installed on that part of the highway so they're looking at that as part of the investigation. they're looking for any witnesses to that might have seen what happened. >>thousands of employees with santa clara

bay, 64 san jose 67 antioch and 64 for concord that's up kind of a hodgepodge really it's a little cooler on the west side for the pe insula, north bay, the east bay in on the south bay, a touch warmer than yesterday shot from keeping at sunshine pretty much wall to wall 82 by 11 2 o'clock we're talking 93 now and it's steps because we're warming up a little bit more so as we get into your monday will take a look at that and also the tropical talk on both coasts coming up to the party ok thank you dave, let's get to the news today and happening today another chance for people in berkeley to prepare their homes for an evacuation in case of a wildfire. kron four's christina tape cho joining us live now in the berkeley hills with more on this timely city land evacuation drill, i christina. >>well good morning, this timely. lead evacuation drills happening this morning between 09:10am for all of those who are signed up with the city and fire departments alert system. so it's going to be between 9 in 10 this morning and this is one way that fire officials and the city want to make sure

temperatures out there right now widespread 60's and 70's apart from antioch in santa rosa. still in the low 80's right now, but eventually you'll feel relief within the next couple of minutes as you cool down into the 70's as well wake-up planner forecast though is going to show a mostly sunny start an end to the day and above average temperatures will continue not just along the coast. but even our interior valleys and as we see for the next 3 days ahead. the heat wave now expected to peak by the middle of the week find out we will finally cool down to near average in my full forecast in just a few minutes, jeff back to it. >>thank you so much mabrisa will it is the final day of san francisco's outside lands the three-day music festival that draws hundreds of thousands of people to the city kron four's gayle ong is live the golden gate park this evening. she's got the best job around gayle, how is the music treating you out there. >>well j r i'm sure we can hear the music blaring as we speak. paul simon is on the stage is the headliner tonight performing in the last hour of the

hours until temperatures cool down. ktvu's tom baker is live you get in antioch where some of the hottest temperatures are being recorded. >> reporter: earlier this morning, it was believed that antioch was actually going to be the highest temperature in the entire bay area but obviously weather conditions changed. antioch was certainly supposed to be one of the hottest of all the hotspots. >> morning forecasts at folks that antioch looking at 105 degrees heat by late afternoon. even in the normal windy hills across the river, the today's hot and virtually windless conditions left the giant windmill turbines mostly motionless much of the day. at antioch east ace hardware store, large fans are working hard to keep this open doored store cool enough for customers to come on in and by their own fans and other hot spell supplies. reduce a lot of fans. we started selling quite a few small room air conditioners as well . >> heat waves generated other demands that this case is ready to fulfill . >> if we sell a ton of the plastic kiddie pools, especially for dogs, people want to give the

. new this morning, antioch is looking to fix the homeless crisis within its borders. city council is considering hiring what they call a special coordinator to look into fixes such as overnight rv parking, tiny home communities and renting out hotel rooms to the homeless. at the same meeting last night the city council gave itself a raise, starting in 2020 earn roughly $1,600 a month. for the last 12 years they made about $940 a month. the last pay raise was approved in 2006. >>> neighbors are rattled after the discovery of a homemade pipe bomb in the east bay. a bomb squad from walnut creek was called to martinez yesterday to dismantle it. this after martinez police say that it was just sitting in the front yard on wayne street. police also say that there have been a house and a number of times those neighbors say there have been problems there in the past. >> that rv has been there, they're not supposed to be living in it. you see people coming and going. >> we're not selling drugs out of the house, nothing like that. there's kids here. >> neighbors say they will reach out to ci

sign. >>> other headlines, veterans in antioch upset after learning the city is building a bathroom next to their memorial. many are saying if the bathroom goes in, expect a boycott. jodi hernandez is there with details. jodi. >> reporter: this memorial is where veterans gather twice a year to pay tribute to the city's heroes. tonight it is surrounded by construction zones. the city is building a bathroom next to the memorial. that is not going down well with vets. >> the city of antioch takes pride in patriotism. signs of that on display all over town. >> it's a patriotic town. it really is. >> vets say there's nothing patriotic about the city's plans to put in a bathroom at the foot of their downtown memorial. in fact, construction on the grant funded restroom has already started. vets say it really stinks. >> i just don't understand, why would they do this? why would they dishonor our veterans this way, by putting a toilet next to the memorial? >> there's a lot of homeless down there. they're going to use it as a hangout. there's going to be needles in the bathroom and trash the

this morning. our other hot spot is westbound 4 in antioch. earlier motcycle crash may still be blocking the two left-hand lanes. the backup is growing as you can see. so it's a very slow ride there. also, a live shot of highway 87 in san jose, northbound 87, the capital expressway, an accident off to the right-hand side. a new crash reported in millbrae, north 101. we will check that out in my next report. >>> developing news out of the south bay, campbell police are investigating a stabbing that left one person hurt at a gas station. this happened just before 3:00 this morning at the shell station on east hamilton avenue. this is near the on-ramp to highway 17. police have not said who the victim is or what led up to that incident and the victim's condition isn't known. >>> a terrifying home invasion with a shocking twist. mountain view police say it was an attempt to evict a family. police say landlord reenu saini was frustrated over late rent payments and wanted the family gone. she and four other people showed up to the home on monday night. they cut the power to the family

now widespread 60's with the exception of antioch still very pleasant temperatures right now in the mid 70's and overnight lows tonight for antioch only dipping into the mid 60's but everyone else in the bay area in the mid to upper 50's for your overnight lows and stormtracker 4 tracking very dry and calm conditions but just to our south. i am keeping an eye on some changes with the tropics subtropical moisture from southern california making its way into northern california tapping into also armor marine layer, so we are going to notice a cloudy start for your monday morning and then mostly cloudy skies by the afternoon contributing to our gradual cool down not just along the coast. but our interior valleys as well and for the next 3 days as you can see that cooling trend will continue through the middle of the week with below average temperatures not just along the coast, but also along the bay and finally relief in sight for interior valleys find out how long this cool down is going to stick around before we warm right back up again in my full forecast in just a few minutes just

antioch. 90 in livermore and in concord. in san francisco in the lower 70s. as we go throughout the day we're going to see some of the spots heating up in the valley, reaching 94 in livermore and antioch and fairfield. 90 in santa rosa and san jose at 92 degrees. so the heat comes this afternoon. but this will be the hottest day of the week. we're about to see the temperatures go down so i'll have a look at that and what else is ahead in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> looking forward to it. >>> well in the south bay cal fire is about to create a fire break several miles long. this is in order to protect the santa cruz mountains. bob redell is live in fremont where residents were reminded of fire danger there, bob. >> reporter: and so reminder, take a look behind me, you see this large patch of burned grass along highway 680 on the south side of the sunol grade where this fire burned early this morning. one of my colleagues shot this cell phone video on the way to work at around midnight as the wildfire burned two acres in the hill above the freeway. the risk of smoke an

antioch. livermore 69 degrees, and here is our noontime temperatures for much of the inland east bay, the north bay and the south bay. we'll want to make sure we're staying in the air conditioning for that lunch hour, and then some upper 90s in antioch at 3:30, in fairfield it's 95. san jose reaching the low 90s, and then coming down while we still see those cool temperatures along the coast, so as we go into the next couple of days, it's going to be pretty hot inland, but also we're seeing some clouds and fog remaining near the coastline, going into the rest of the week we'll gradually start to see our temperatures come down. as it does so, humidity goes up, so even though our temperatures come down a few degrees, it's still going to feel very hot as the humidity stays high. that's mostly from tonight through tomorrow as well as wednesday, and then we come back into some upper 80s for the end of the week. so no extreme temperatures here, but today will be the hottest, reaching into the upper 90s inland, and some low 70s for the coast, and we'll bring it back to the low 70s by th

freelance position plays with well-known artists. >>> veterans in antioch went to crowd the next city council meeting in protest of a bathroom. the city is building a public restroom about 10 feet from the veterans memorial at the foot of l street in antioch. veterans say the location is inappropriate and disrespectful. they say the bathroom will ruin the peaceful atmosphere there. >> it will cost the city for the mistake, but veterans, we don't care. we want our memorial. we don't want to bathroom right behind it. >> antioch's mayor says planning for the restroom started back in 2009, before the memorial was ever there. the citysays one option could be to move the memorial to a roundabout some 50 feet away. >>> a new report finds a home construction permits in california are on the decline. the public policy institute of california says permits were down 38% in june compared to a year ago. for all of 2018, only 104,000 permits were issued, when california used to build 184,000 homes every year to keep up with the demand. >>> today, we were in the south bay where san jose has broken g

i-24. and then right now out of tracy, 29 minutes, and antioch to concord, 14 minutes. delay free and fog free in the north bay as well. san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. >>> a chp officer was shot and killed after a gun battle in riverside county. >> a processtion went hospital. the officer was conducting a traffic stop on a pickup truck and started to impound it, and as he was filling out paperwork the suspect went to his truck and took out a gun and open fire. >> air one transported that gravely injured officer to the hospital. >> the suspect was also killed. two other officers were seriously hurt. family members identify the officer who died as 33-year-old andre moya jr. he had been with chp for about four years. >>> and then firefighters battling to get control of a fire that caused evacuations. it started at about 6:00 last night. flames spread to 150 acres within two hours. the moose fire is 27% hopland is near santa >> there's firefighters in shasta county put out 14 fires caused by lightning. this is part of a series of new safeguards to help prevent electricity fr

discovery bay to antioch, that's also nice. people wondering how early do i have to get up not to see traffic in antioch. looking good this morning. things start getting crowded this hour, but there are no major problems, the only bad thing about the 4:00 hour in my opinion is the speeds are up. and sometimes you get more serious crashes in the morning. it is 4:50. let's bring steve in. >> and i leave antioch right now, i should be okay. >> you should be okay. >>> we'll get to dorian. people are writing me saying my name is dorian. right now you're not too bad but you're category one. it actually missed puerto rico, heading to the bahamas. and showing signs of becoming a category 3 as we head to the weekend. the track is still very much in doubt. some forecast models take it north to jacksonville and georgia. others more towards miami. he n center is doings is splitting. a category 3 is 111 to 130 miles per hour. and at some point it's going to florida on the weekend. we'll keep you updated on that. cooler high temps today. but the lows are warm. really, really warm. it's very mug

drive times, it spells it out. tracy to dublin a 32-minute delay there. antioch to concord, 13 minutes, san francisco to san francisco 16 minutes. looking good there. >>> we're learning more about two back-to-back mass shootings that shocked the nation. >> in el paso saturday, 20 people were killed. another 26 hurt. many of the dead and injured are mexican nationals. a suspect was taken into custody alive. the justice department says they are treating the attack as an act of domestic terrorism. early sunday morning in dayton, ohio, a gunman killed nine people. 27 more were hurt. officers killed the shooter in that case. >>> developing news on calls for gun control after those two deadly mass shootings. lawmakers and the president are voicing their concern. >> president trump tweeted just minutes ago, we cannot let those killed in el paso and dayton die in vain. he's calling for republicans and democrats to come together and get strong background checks, even suggested, quote, marrying this legislation with desperately needed immigration reform. >> abc news reporter mona kosar abdi is l

700 flights either canceled or delayed. >>> police in antioch are investigating a late night deadly shooting this. happened near 18th, about 10:30 last night. the man who died is in his 20s. right now, police have not made any arrests. and it is not clear what led to the shooting. this is antioch's sixth homicide this year. five more than last year. >>> tense moments overnight in san francisco's financial district. dozens of people protesting i.c.e., clashing with police. >> i'm here for my students. who every day are fighting. >> reporter: police clearing out anyone taking part in the i.c.e. protest on washington street. this is near i.c.e. headquarters. the group of protesters have been here since july 30th, demanding officials to abolish i.c.e., and close down the detention centers at the border. according to police, the group was involved in illegal lodging and were issued several warnings to remove their tents, as a result, 16 adults and one juvenileere cited and released on the scene, but one adult remains in custody. police broke up a similar protest around the same time last

, jammed up from about laurel and building coming out of antioch and that is an issue also the brentwood area but the deal is that injuries sounds like they're at least not so severe that they couldn't move the motorcycle rider. the rider was sitting in the back of a pickup nearby. the rest of the bay approach toward the bay bridge moves smoothly, a crash moved to the shoulder at the toll plaza. we'll check on that next. >>> a man is clinging to life after a brutal stabbing at a south bay gas station. >> it happened right off of highway 17 and campbell. kris sanchez there right now. kris, anything new from police this morning? >> reporter: well, it looks like they're starting to wrap up their crime scene investigation here at the shell gas station. you can see them picking up some of their investigative tools there, but they did have 3-d cameras capturing the scene and we've seen surveillance cameras on the buildings so perhaps they're looking at video from that as well. investigators have been here for hours at the gas station off east hamilton off highway 17, a pretty buzzy c

throughout the morning, pete. >>> police in antioch are investigating a police shooting. this is in our news room, and it happened near 18th and kau sraeu yo road. the man that died is in his 20s. right now it's not clear what led to the shooting, and we did checking overnight and this is antioch's sixth homicide, and that's five more than last year. >>> and then a large candlelight vigil planned for downtown gilroy today. last night there was a prayer service. earlier in the day we spoke with two teenage sisters in line buying the now popular gilroy strong t-shirts, and -- >> he said her, you are going to be okay. you are going to be okay -- sorry. and then he was like, we have to help her, and everybody was just running. >> outside last night's prayer service, some wrote cards for the victims of the mass shooting. >>> happening today there will be added security measures in place when the santa clara county fair begins. yesterday the santa clara county sheriff's office reassured everybody safety will be a top priority. added security measures are in place, and there are two bay area d

railroad. that debris is scattered across all lanes of traffic so it's backing you up through antioch just beyond the summer's ville exit and then up ahead a little bit of commute traffic. so we'll call it slow and pockets just under 30 minutes from antioch to concord because of that debris. james will. >>at 6 o to the breaking news this morning, an off-duty san francisco police officer involved in the shooting and also read across for sarah stinson is live at the scene with the very latest details, sarah. >>well we're live here and where that officer involved shooting occurred and there's much live off san pablo avenue and popular streets. i think they wanted to get that on scene his 40's who had a weapon police would not say what kind but they did specify. it was not a gun. you can before earlier there was a heavy police presence here they work and investigating the circumstances we do know that that off-duty police officer from san francisco. he is continuing to be interviewed about this they're trying to figure out what went down. elsewhere to police responded to reports of shots

throughout the bay area shoreline 70's as you make your way inland. specifically in concord an antioch still in the upper 70's for you so finally feeling pleasant temperatures and some relief from the heat today, and we are going to notice that cooling trend in the coming days as well and there is in poor air quality alert in effect well to the east of the bay area specifically impacting her said and madeira counties because of our local fire. the marsh complex wildfire almost reaching full 100% containment. but that air quality alert is going to remain in effect all the way through monday. so fortunately, no air quality concerns today for the bay area but a much different story and picture one year ago almost today. we did notice a blanket of smoke impacting the bay area because uh wildfires well to our north and east fortunately tonight, not the case we are noticing greater quality today even continuing through tomorrow, but change is underway in the form of an increase in cloud cover. thanks to fog us and also subtropical moisture to our south going to contribute with our continued

tuesday. >>> new at 10, veterans in antioch are threatening to boycott city events over a bathroom project. the public restroom is being built just a few feet away veterans memorial and they are battling to stop it.>> reporter: here on the waterfront, at the foot of l street, since the veterans memorial, but you can see it is surrounded by construction fencing, a big backhoe, a project veterans once stopped for good.>> it's horrible. i visualize it sitting there, and it takes everything away from our memorial. >> antioch veterans have barely under banners for memorial day when construction kicked in at the marina. >> it was supposed to be grass, that's what they were telling us. >> not is, but a public restroom, only about 10 feet from their granite monument. >> was said wait a minute, what's going on. oh, that's going to be a bathroom. that's not what you told us. >> inappropriate and disrespectful. insisting a bathroom ruins the tranquil atmosphere. >> this bathroom will be right at the tip of our spear, we are talking about not even per dissipating in their memorial day or any o

you but conquered in antioch mid 70's as you step outside right now so still dealing with a relatively warm air mass and overnight lows tonight once again on the mild side mid to upper 50's with the exception of antioch 64 degrees and let's take a look at your meteor shower forecast the perseids meteor we'll start monday night shortly before midnight all the way during the overnight hours through around 3 o'clock tuesday morning so you are going to notice, partly cloudy sk your tracking a warming trend started today and it's going to peak on wednesday. so not all why has it been extended. but now the hottest day will be on wednesday. i know when we finally get relief from the heat in just a few minutes shark back to you. >>thank you so much mabrisa multimillionaire turned convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein's death has stirred up some controversy, feel the number of conspiracy theories online people are questioning whether or not he actually committed suicide or someone else is responsible for his death kron 4 sanaz to hernia joins us live now in studio. you've been taking a

crash in antioch. if you live in pittsburgh, get on the road before they clear this up and get yourself a little advantage. >>> quickly to tropical storm dorian b towards puerto rico, weakening a little bit. wind is 60 miles per hour. moving northwest 13. expected to weaken and pick up in intensity. current track takes it near the bahamas, daytona beach, cape canaveral. there are tracks that take it towards south carolina and georgia. still tropical storm, but it is beginning to make a move in a quiet atlantic season. for us cool to warm, 60s, 70s, you willer 80sing some 90s. some locations don't get the fog this time of year. windsor walnut creek, 80s. if z 60s for stenson san francisco, pacifica. tropical moisture made an appearance yesterday. it has moved out. my fire might fire up over the sierra. awake at the delta, gusts over 30 miles per hour. north bay temperatures, 5s, upper 50s and 60s. everyone is stuck on these temperatures. calistoga 53. the fog slower to burn to the coast. up and down the coast, making for a bigger, cooler impact. 60s and 70s mainly 80s through the interio

60's but some low 70's for antioch in mid 70's for those of you in redwood city and we're going to notice that cooling trend continuing even for the 2nd half of your weekend. not only my tracking a stronger sea breeze but a thicker marine layer that is going to bring us some measurable amounts of patchy coastal drizzle to start out your sunday morning. details on how cool it's going to get for the 2nd half of your weekend in just a few minutes just him back to you thank you so much not to the south bay where 2 men. >>and one woman are now behind bars for robbery and assault that happened in a millbrae hotel happened back on june 24th at the executive inn and mc road. when police received a call from the victim saying they had just been assaulted by 3 people and that he had been robbed of his wallet cell phone and jewelry. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital and he identified the woman who attacked him as 28 year-old alleyway holcomb police arrested her as well as 33 year-old marino and 20 year-old chacao bree worry for robbery and battery with serious injury. all have now bee

i'm j r stone and i'm justine waldman of this shooting happened on. >>highway 4 in antioch and even though the victim was not hurt. >>his car was hit by at least one bullet kron 4 small bellow has details. >>first thing i see dried d wit the gun aimed at. and leave. >>and heard the shot concerned about showing victim of saturday's highway for shooting says the shooter had cut him off while he was headed toward the highway. he was looking at me and he. >>this goes far let me know smoke here. this is like we know it's problem is man. >>chp says the shooting happened around 3 30 in the afternoon the westbound lanes of highway 4 near hillcrest. >>located in a single net. >>she was not struck but his vehicle was hit by at least one round. >>what has that been how to punish been like you know what is this 3 inches. some like that. the would hit me in my head or my upper body those westbound lanes were shut down for a couple of hours as officials collected evidence a motive is unkn not random. >>the victim says he still can't believe this happened to him. >>this could even unprovoked th th

. 95 antioch today. 88 san jose. 88 saratoga. 80 degrees for santa cruz. 84 woodside. 74 in the city of san francisco. upper 60s daily cities half- moon bay. a today warmer tomorrow. temperatures peak on wednesday, upper 90s in the forecast. if our inland cities, mid to upper 80s around the bay. thursday into friday, temperatures drop five to 10- degree. saturday a today warmer, little bit warmer as we get this to the back end of the weekend. >>> wendy williams is on summer break, jerry o connell will be filling in for three weeks. debuts this morning, watch it here with us on ktvu. wendy williams is the show's executive producer. there will be a lot of gossip stories and guests include kelly ripa, some of the real house wives and his own wife. watch him on ktvu for three weeks. the show's remere is 10:00 a.m. after mornings on 2. >>> starting today, several public toilets in san francisco will be open 24 hours a day. the location and the staffing for those so-called pit stops. the changes underway for general motors and volkswagen. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. o

police department. reporting live. joe vasquez, back to you. >> new video out of antioch where domesticated rabbits are taking over a neighborhood. >>> people living on wilson court are bombarded by bunnies. we have learned it is possible to have too much of a good thing. >> it began in december when neighbors in this cul-de-sac noticed a few little rabbits sitting on their front lawns. >> i call my wife over and we thought it was cute at first. >> but the problem multipled and by march. >> there's rabbits all over the street and sidewalks and all over the grass and it is slowly went from -- pretty fast went from 7 to 10 to about 50 rabbits just all over the neighborhood. and then from there, it started to not be cute anymore. >> during the heat of the day the bunnies hide out like this one underneath the neighbor's car that has people nervous about pulling out of their driveways. but in the evening they come out and mike christopher and daryl strowble says they dine on their plants. >> they dig in the palm trees. anytime you have to go outside, it would be rabbit pellets. you

in danville, maybe up to 90 in antioch. 86 in concord. 82 in livermore. so once we hit the early afternoon hours and these aren't even the daytime highs for tomorrow, we'll be in the low 100s from antioch. livermore, san jose and morga hill. i will have a closer look at those temperatures in about 18 minutes. but i want you to be thinking about it in the back of your mind, some heat-related illnesses just to keep an eye on yourself as we move through that hot weather thursday. dizziness, headache, body temperature over 103, muscle cramps, nausea, tiredness and weakness. these are all heat-related illness symptoms. we'll talk about how you can beat that heat again in about 18 minutes. but we want to get out right now to nbc bay area's cheryl hurd who's in alamo where cheryl, we hear there's been a lot of problems due to the heat. how are you holding up out there? >> reporter: pretty good, jeff. and there have been some heat-related problems route here at this chevron station in alamo. the lights flickering off and on throughout the night. it's still very warm out here tonight. thi

. 59 at livermore. 58 in oakland and san rafael. and mid-60s towards concord and antioch. already no cloud cover here so the heat risk will climb if you are out and about today. remember, dogs, if you can't put your hand down on the sidewalk for five seconds don't walk them out there. the peninsula, 62 at 8:00, and mid to upper 80s this afternoon. 77 at 7:00. for the south bay, 63 at 7:00. mid-80s at noon and low to mid-90s this afternoon. for the east bay valleys, 66 at 7:00, and mid-80s at noon, but look at the mid-90s as we head through the afternoon hours. still around 90 at 7:00. we'll take a look at this heat wave in more depth coming up. >>> northbound 101 traffic jammed as you make your way into san martin out of gilroy because of an accident blocking all lanes. it's moving at zero miles per hour, so you may consider cal train or other city streets to get around the mess. no delays in san jose, and could be because traffic is backed up in san martin. 101 looking good all the way into san francisco. we have a sig-alert in the north bay, napa, 221 only one lane opened and someb

expect 90's out there while antioch in vacaville, triple digits yesterday back into the upper 90's today. 90's continue in napa sonoma yacht bill and santa rosa, although not quite as hot as yesterday, us or working our way in the right direction here temperatures cooling down just a little bit each day further cooling through wednesday on into thursday and then staying not too bad on friday and saturday with highs just above average for this time of year. sunday will see temperatures bump up just a little bit before leveling out in the 80's for next week. you also notice bayside in coastal areas getting a little cooler in the days to come from the 80's and 70's to the 70's 60's on average is so if the temperatures lately have been just a little too hot for you. there is a lot of light at the end of the tunnel to be looking at here definitely some relief still war. but a lot more comfortable. rob great john russell spoiled it's like a perfect forecast all right, let's check in on traffic. >>which is usually not so great and not so fine right at least on not tracking any hot spots are tha

for the next three days. tri-valley up toward walnut creek. concord and antioch mid 90s in reach. 8 os, oakland to fremont. peninsula temperatures not warming up a whole lot. upper 70s to near 8 o 0 in palo alto. san francisco, low to mid 70s tomorrow and the next two days. y rth bay temperatures in the forecast taking a jump, the ridge of high pressure is a little stronger now and probably going to hang on until about thursday. so we could be looking at low to mid 90s inland monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, for the valleys. and then by next friday and saturday, we'll see another early-season weather system drop down the coast, this time inland. which this time of year we have to watch for the most of these lows that drop in east of the sierra, could be some breezy and dry north winds. that's going to level off those inland temperatures by friday, but could make for some gusty and dry conditions in the hills. so san francisco, warmer, feeling pretty warm around downtown through midweek. and valleys trending hotter. all the way through wednesday and then breezy and cooler ju

antioch side looks good after the crash, it's wide open. but that puts you up to 31 minutes now antioch over to come concord so be aware of that slowdown 92 already looks a little bit better looks like we have traffic sending out a tad. the san mateo bridge 14 minutes, this is fairly normal for a friday to make your way from the nimitz over to one on one. we're checking the bay bridge traffic and lots of it cash lanes fast track lanes all stacked up spilling back be on west grand so 15 minutes and growing to make that trip into san francisco accident cleared and oakland 80 south their 23th still pretty busy out of downtown so take 5.80 it's that of the nimitz and you'll save some time back to you. >>remember the movie the shaggy d a actually this d a is shaggy and works in the contra costa county district attorney office. it's their newest member and his name is bare yeah, he's happy where he's trained to help little kids. >>anybody really that are going through the emotional stress of the trial and all that and we're actually joined this morning by bear here in studio and his handler s

antioch maybe a 100 in the bottle maybe 99 in santa rosa, but even inside the bay temperatures move in the upper 90's in places you don't he get that hot very often in the san jose. so certainly some hot temperatures away from the immediate coastline out of the beaches though very very comfortable in sunny and bright temperatures there well into the 60's in the half moon bay now could get even a little bit hotter, that will likely be the peak of the heat or that ad into thursday and few shent valley may be a 108 in antioch and that's what we're going to see in the central valley temperatures getting near maybe a 110 degrees so a scorching heat there are a 107 maybe in livermore one oh 5 in the concord lot of those temperatures again in the 90's and upper 90's in the south a celebrity couple of days of some serious heat after that things begin to change it looks like some cooler air begins to move in. but between now and then yeah we've got some serious he we're not used to it anywhere away from the bay and the coastline heat advisories going up to the bay area starting tomorrow that

impact people who take it from clayton to antioch. >>> right now at 6:10, we are starting out with some cloudy skies, and getting ready for a slightly cooler day. this is a live look outside in san jose, as we head over to sunnyvale to check out our temperature trend, normally we're in the low 80s but i think we're going to stay slightly below that today, with a mix of sun and clouds, and a nice day ahead, with some breezy winds. let's get a look at all of our microclimates, and go through 9:00, we're staying in the 60s, at noon we start to see temperatures spreading out. we'll be at 63 in half moon bay and 83 in antioch, reaching the low 90s there. we'll also have warm weather in the north bay, with our south bay temperatures reaching 82, during the middle of the day. so we are going to see some nice weather as we start to cool down, but it will still be hot in some of our valleys. we're all going to cool down tonight into the 50s, as you get hd to head out the door we're seeing it slow down a lot in the east bay, that's a look at oakland with our new crash that we had and the sig

areas today are in fact in the east bay . >> tran wants tom baker is live in the elements in antioch with much more. >> we are in eastern contra costa county which should which traditionally is very warm. today, antioch turned out to be one of the hottest of all the hotspots. >> morning forecasts had folks in antioch looking at 105 degrees heat by late afternoon. even in the normally windy montezuma hills just across the river, today's hot and virtually windless conditions left the giant wind turbines mostly motionless much of the day. at antioch's ace hardware store, large fans are working hard to keep this open door store cool enough for customers to come on in and by their own fans and other hot spell supplies. >> we do sell a lot of fans. we just started selling quite a few small room air conditioners as well. >> but heat ways also generate other known demands that this ace is ready to fulfill . >> we spell sell a ton of plastic kiddie pools, especially for dogs. people want to keep the dog school. i have two packs of chlorine on sale for $6.99. that goes out the door. the yeti c

lower deck. >>> bart and caltrans are warning about delays on the antioch bart line and drivers on highway 24. a mile of track is being repaired. starting at 11:00 tonight, two eastbound lines of highway 24 near the lafayette bart station will be closed through monday morning. the crews need to close the lanes to deal with a large crane for the track repairs. there will be no train service between orinda and walnut creek tomorrow and sunday. >>> county connection and ac transit buses will provide. these closures are scheduled for the next six weekends. i'll say it again. the next six weekends. if you're riding, expect delays of 40 minutes or more while the repairs are taking place. to help explain the continuing track repairs, a spokesman will be joining us on the 9:00 hour of mornings on 2 later this morning. so tune in to hear what she has to say. >> all right. let's try to get through friday first. from the last picture you showed us, right now there -- not too many problems. >>> there are a couple of things we want to point out. we'll get to the map and you can see the super co

from antioch thought about staying home today but ended up taking b.a.r.t. >> san francisco to your right. thank you. >> reporter: b.a.r.t workers were telling riders the way, uses to trains. bus bridges are running this weekend between the walnut creek and/or independe creek and orinda station because of this work happening on the tracks near the lafayette station. >> we are replacing 5,000 feet of rail with this project, 3,000 rock ballast and more is going on. >> reporter: platform tiles are being replaced in lafayette. b.a.r.t put out the word to tell riders to expect about a 40-minute delay but some folks never got the message. >> what is your plan here? >> to text my boss, tell him i'm probably going to be late. >> reporter: drivers are also feeling the pain. two left lanes of east bay bound highway 24 are closed to make room for the giant 200-ton construction crane. it created this traffic headache, stretching more than three miles. caltrans has this advice. >> it would help a lot if people could avoid highway 24 going eastbound. right now the way traffic is moving in the reg

antioch or heading to sfo expects dras. you could be delayed third party minutes. >> san jose police looking for hit-and-run driver connected to a deadly cash. a man turning on santa trace boulevard from sand ig nas owe boulevard was hit in the intersection. that man died. the driver of the dodge ram pickup ran away from the scene. it is san jose's 30th deadly crash of the year. >>> hundreds of people came out to sacramento today for a special honor ride in member memory of this fallen officer. tara osufficiently opinion a cowboys honor ride for o'sullivan killed while responding to a domestic dushens in june. the 26-year-old grew up in martin easy went to high school in pleasant hill. they want to hoe the family, community and law enforcement their support. it's believed this was largest cowboys honor ride ever in sacramento. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, a crime that took place out of this world. what an astronaut is accused of doing to an ex-from space. >> a prison riot in southern california. tonight what authorities say started the riot. >> hazy skies around the

from 70 in half moon bay to 95 in antioch and 98 degrees in ukiah. in san francisco, some low 70s while san jose today reaches 89 degrees. we it talk about events going on this weekend and also the temperatures coming up in a few minutes. >>> firefighters are making headway on this wildfire that was threatening homes near lake shasta. the mountain fire started yesterday morning north of reddick. last check, it was 40% contained with about 600 acres already burned. the fire did destroy one structure and it is still threatening hundreds of homes. we met one family who lost their home to a fire a decade ago in san ramon and they briefly felt themselves reliving the same nightmare in shasta county. >> i was upset at the beginning but i'm calmer now, knowing that my house is still standing. >> late lat northeast authorities let evacuees in some are areas return to their homes, but the situation is said to be very fluid and in some areas the power is still out. >>> the world's biggest rainforest is on fire and satellite images from space captured the large clouds moving across south ame

-valley reach up to 91 degrees today. 93 in antioch and we're in santa rosa going to see a high of 92 degrees. san francisco reaching 73, and in oakland today 80 degrees. so a clear view and a start this morning that will be cool for the early hours, so grab a jacket but the rest of the day you'll be comfortable with something flowy, lightweight and something that may keep you cool in some of our warmer temperatures. we do have some warming ahead as we go through the rest of the week, so we're starting to see this storm system that's been bringing some light rain across the pacific northwest bringing us to the north so that will not affect our area and as we go into the rest of the week, high pressure starts to build and keepds keeps us from getting our ocean breeze that helped cool us off for the past couple of days. by the end of the week we see slightly warmer temperatures and the weekend we're still going to stay hot, so our seven-day forecast shows that we'll be in the low to mid-90s into the rest of the week, into next week as well, and for san francisco, expect some 70s over th

antioch. my accuweather seven-day forecast, today hotter than average. all the way through sunday pretty close to average with 60s, 70s and 80s. hey, frances. >> good morning everyone. pretty quiet on the roads right now.580 heading to the richmond-san rafael bridge. there was an earlier fire reported near central visible near the freeway but not causing problems at this point. headlights northbound 101 and find out of gilroy, morgan hill, at the peninsula. there is a problem 101 near university where a car ran out of gas. they'll clear that pretty quickly. that's 880 across your screen. southbound walnut creek to dublin, green at 13 minutes, southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco 49 minutes. highway 17 looking good out of the santa cruz mountains. >>> thank you, frances. a plan launched by spacex has police warning neighbors. >>> british forces are checking 3d screening. >> in today's tech bites a step closer to visiting mars. >> spacex plans another test launch and landing for its star hopper spacecraft later today. eventually it's supposed to take people to the red planet. police

80s. tomorrow morning to start we'll be close to the daytime high. 9:30 in the morning, 88 in antioch. the average is 87. by the afternoon, the heat not going anywhere. more triple digits. we will talk about the cooling ahead and how much by the weekend. coming up in 18 minutes. >> looking forward to that. as we mentioned the pittsburgh elementary school cancelled class other schools changing tactics to deal with the scorch temps. marianne favro with a look at the last minute changes in gilroy. >> i'm here at gilroy high school where the superintendent asked the football team not to practice inside and instead go into the gym. this isn't the only school with last minute changes because of triple digit temperatures. how will jesus manuel remember his first day of first grade in gilroy. >> it was hot, very hot. >> so hot that at brownle middle school in gilroy this morning a teacher was moved from a classroom without air-conditioning to one that had a/c to keep students comfortable. gilroy unified school district superintendent dr. debra flores says she also reached out to all principal

because in san francisco, 80 is the end of the world for some folks, but in antioch, 102 is just another thursday. >> it depends on where you live and what your tolerance of heat is. and those thresholds have been tested over the past couple days. i'll admit, it's pretty hot. 7:00at night, it's still triple digits in concord. san francisco, 78 degrees with no ocean breeze. that's pretty warm inside an apartment without many fans. and oakland, you're checking in at 80 degrees. but relief is on the way. this is not tomorrow. this is not saturday. where it will be color, look at today visit sunday in concord. 25 degrees cooler. the high on sunday, only 79 degrees. to get their, the first step is the return of a little bit of an ocean breezed it and tomorrow. 59 in napa. 58 in san francisco. want to check in on the air quality. hasn't been great over the past couple days. equally as moderate to unhealthy tomorrow. so the pat's beginning to change. it takes a lot of thing in the atmosphere to be exactly in the right place to give us an off- shore wind or cut off the on- shore flow. all those