back next week for more of the issue is alexey, take the lead here. 100 homes now evacuees are describing the alert system that ordered them to run and excessive heat warning to begin later this morning for much of the bay area, a list of the safety precautions that the entire family, including pets need to take. and more earthquake sensors are being installed in the north bay. it is all part of an early warning system that covers washington state to california. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's ontd welcome the mornings onto today is sunday. september 4th i'm claudine wong. happy weekend. happy sunday one and all. i'm frank mallicoat temperatures will be soaring throughout the bay area today. that's right.

some parts may even reach 110 degrees. we have live team coverage for you this morning. tom baker is that what's going to be one of the more popular places today? alamitos crown state beach, but first let's go to rosemary oroczo tell you there was zero chill near this morning. it was cooler, but not cool. yes the heat is on what we've been talking about pretty much all week, finally arriving with today tomorrow and tuesday being the hottest days of this hot spell, we will have temperatures reaching above 100 degrees for our inland cities today. meanwhile along the coastline 74 degrees in pacifica , so not everybody scorching, but again, we do have elevated fire danger. we have health concern. cern's with the excessive heat warning that begins today for our inland cities and heat advisory for our basic communities. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit. alright. thanks, rosemary. and as rosemary oroczo. cool off

ktvu tom baker joins us live from crown beach, which is expected to be very popular today, tom well, the thing is important about all of this is that at 11 o'clock, the excessive heat warning actually takes place. it will be official then, and that will put a lot of places that are already closed off the recreational calendar. but there are other places that are ready, willing and able to accept you. most east bay regional parks will be closed sunday and monday. the closures include most inland parks from children to sibley in the berkeley oakland hills to shadow cliffs. and diablo foothills in the far east bay the following east bay. regional parks with swimming will still be open, including lake temescal council rock pool like duvall done castro. and all the east bay regional shoreline parks, including alamitos, crown beach will also be open. it doesn't mean that the coast areas will

be cold or cool without still be warm. even places that are traditionally cool will be way above normal monday and tuesday and look at this. even santa cruz has a range here that could be in the mid to upper nineties, potentially eclipsing 100 some spots. around santa cruz county. well the place here. crown beach has not really seen much traffic yet. what we're seeing so far are people who live around here walking their dogs taking their exercise and all of that stuff, but not too long from now they're gonna be a lot of folks coming here from the specially inland because here it should be 80 85 degrees from maximum, as opposed to 95 or 110 in some other places. we hope to talk to some of those folks who bring them to you later. tom baker ktvu fox two news. alright thanks so much, tom. there are major concerns about california's power grid. as we begin the hottest days of the

holiday weekend heatwave, emergency agencies all across the state are closely monitoring, electricity use and both our homes and businesses. they're worried several straight days of triple digit temperatures. and many parts of the state could push the power grid to its limit, and there is good reason for those concerns. thursday night, the demand for power california reached its highest level since september, 2017. last few days are likely to be a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here as we get into the heart of the weekend, in particular this event and the demand for electricity continues to escalate. moving into monday , tuesday and wednesday and potentially even beyond. the agency that runs california's power grid is urging everyone to continue to conserve energy during the next several days, that agency has issued another flex alert today due to the extreme heat in california began at four o'clock this afternoon and continues until nine o'clock tonight. everyone is being asked

to hold off on using major appliances like your dishwasher or washing machine during that time period. people looking for a break from the heat can take advantage of the cooling centers that are now set up across the bay area, dozens of air conditioned cooling centers are going to be open later today that's from sonoma county to southern santa clara county. they're gonna be located in your libraries, community centers and other city and county buildings, and you can find a list of bay area cooling centers and their hours of operation on our channel two website just go to ktvu .com. firefighters in california, siskiyou county say at least 100 homes have now been destroyed in a huge wildfire that's burning 50 miles just south of the oregon border. at least three people have been injured. it's called the mill fire started friday afternoon. the latest numbers from cal fire show it has grounded more than 4200 acres. it's now 25% contained. that's up dramatically from the 0% containment at this time yesterday, so they're making progress. the fast moving flames

have forced the evacuation of hundreds of people. it just happened so fast. i mean, i looked out back. oh, my god. there's smoke. and next thing i know my phone screaming, saying evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. that fire is destroyed entire neighborhoods in the city of weed, a city of about 2900 people, firefighters all across his cue county or dealing with the hot temperatures and strong winds as they battle those huge flames. the train is kind of the driving thing with these because these mountains are really almost straight up and down. and to make matters worse, fire crews are also battling another big fire just 15 miles away. the mountain fires also forcing people out of their homes. cal fire says the second fire in siskiyou county as well as burned more than 4800 acres, and just 5% containment on that fire. firefighters from the bay

area are now helping on the fire lines in siskiyou county, alameda county firefighters posted this video on twitter of cruise heading north to help out in the growing battle against the mill and mountain fires. another twitter post shows firefighters from santa rosa leaving to help out insist you county stay with mornings onto for updates on those two big fires brace for these hot temperatures, a lot going on in northern california. let's check in with rosemary now and find out how hot and this is going te next few days today tomorrow into tuesday and now the national weather service, extending the advisory until wednesday. so the heat going to be with us as we get back to work on tuesday, lasting into wednesday before the cool down, moves in giving you a live look, you're over san francisco. i have to admit san francisco enjoying some nice weather temperatures in the seventies there a little bit of haze and two day is a spare the air day. once again with the light winds , the stable air and the hot

conditions. here is a look at storm tracker to not a lot of fog out there. we have just patches right along the coast and that's it, and our onshore breeze has weakened considerably as well. temperatures right now . 57 degrees in san francisco. we have 54 in napa low sixties to start your morning in walnut creek and 66 for brent webb. good morning. san jose at 63 areas actually, just a tad cooler than yesterday at this time, down by three degrees in oakland, half moon bay, your notably cooler at nine degrees getting into the winds out there . very calm over. napa santa rosa, oakland, a very gentle, very gentle he's through fairfield coming in from the southwest, so the excessive heat warning that we have been talking about now for a few days, as tom mentioned begins later this morning for our north bay valley and hills for our east bay valley and hills down through the santa clara valley over towards the santa cruz mountains now extends until eight p.m. on wednesday. the advisory for heat is for our basic communities, also now

through tuesday, rather than just monday, but it does include the east bay shore. it includes parts of the peninsula. it does not include san francisco. so it is not include our north bay coastline, nor does it include the san francisco coastline down to through about half moon bay, but santa cruz and capitola included in that as we heard santa cruz capital area going to be really, really warm and hot. here's a look at the cloud cover out there, not seeing much, just a little bit of patchy fog as we get into the afternoon hours. better details on the afternoon temperatures plus the extended forecast after the break. thank you. rosemary many of us might be hitting the beach over the weekend. cool down. but taking a dip in the water does come with risk more on that. it's a big hit for amazon prime video. next i sit down with one of the stars of a league of their own danville zone. d'arcy carden.

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davidson tom hanks and madonna starred in the hit film a league of their own 30. years later, there's a new adaptation now streaming on prime video, and i talked one on one with d'arcy carden, one of the show's stars . she was born and raised in danville and talked with me about how this series takes us down some very different storylines. d'arcy carden! thank you so much for joining us very excited about your new show, a league of their own. i loved it watched every single episode had two quiet people down in my house and like i'm listening because the dialogue dog is fantastic. tell me how you're feeling about the show and really the reaction. it's receiving. thank you for watching. and thank you for quieting people down. um i feel real and like incredibly positive. it's been really it's only been two weeks. i guess that it's been hours a little over two weeks, and it's just

been like, um, you know, like the good version of overwhelming like, oh, i know overwhelming can mean stressful and it's like all it's all love. it's really great, and, um, it's just been the cast and crew and the writers were all just like thrilled by it. let's kind of dive into it, because if you are a fan of the movie back in the nineties, you have one version of what the story was and how it could be told and what i really liked about this version was it was a surprise it does it really dove deeper into some spaces. you know that i think are relevant to where we are now in society and things that when we look back in history, the stories that weren't being told the stories that we didn't see, you know, it's a funny thing, because like i am i'm such a huge fan of the movie. i love it. i just recently watched it a couple weeks ago. in fact, um and abby, the creator who also plays carson, um on the show she loves. i mean, it's this is a very beloved movie. i actually don't know anyone who doesn't like the movie. wait um so there's you know, it's a funny thing like we i feel like we are

honoring the movie with so much love, but then also not trying to retell the same stories that have been told. and i guess i mean that in a lot of ways, because it's like we don't need to retell the stories. that movie told but also we didn't really tell the same old stories that we've heard a million times and i feel like we get to um, learn about new characters and new there were there was so much going on in the forties, don't usually get to hear the stories out, and this is we get to dive deeper into that which is like thrilling, you know, like there's a there's a lot of clear characters in the in this show and a lot of your story lines and the fact is that was a course happening in the forties and forever, but it was so much less talked about as i'm sure you know, just from our history books, but also like our grandparents and our and our

elders like it's not something that is talked about a lot and obviously, in today's world, we do talk about it, and we do you know there's so much more representation, and this is this is one way that we're able to do that. and i'm it's um it's like such a thrill and such an honor to get to be a part of this kind of storytelling. and you know the black women that were playing baseball in the forties and not allowed to even try out for the league like that is an interesting story. that's that's a real story. that's like the story. that's the story. do you know what i mean? like there's pushback though, do you get pushback? was i worried about it? were they the creators? worried about it. in a way, of course, but also i don't know how to say this anyway, other than like, i don't care. and i don't mean to sound like a brat . i just mean i don't care. if it's not something that. you are interested in watching. i don't

really know what happened, like like i'm trying to think of like a really cool way to say this if , um having gay baseball players and black baseball players in the forties is something that offends you. then i don't really know what to tell you like maybe this show isn't for you, and that's okay. and i'm sure you know the people at the top. probably don't want me saying that, but that's really, really, really how i feel. i am i'm really interested in telling stories. that i haven't told before that i haven't gotten the chance to tell before that maybe haven't gotten to be told before. um i also just want to, um. i just want to do things that scare me. i think that's actually what greta sort of taught me. this character is. i was coming into this role. and while we were shooting it, i was it was i was scared. i was. she's a different kind of character that i have not played before, and i was not sure if i was getting it and um. it has

been so rewarding to i don't know, to just sort of go to kind of reprogram my brain, like, oh, the thing to do next is the thing that scares you. do you think hollywood plays a big role in continuing that space? yeah you go into houses that that people and introduce people to characters and lifestyles and you know different issues of gender sexuality. all of the above that may not have that in their space at home. home is a space for that. yes and you know , i like, hesitate to sort of claim that like that that a show or a movie could be that important to someone because it feels a little too grand. but i have seen it. i've seen it happen that somebody you know, i know that people are watching this show with parents or grandparents and we've we've we've gotten a lot of, like, really beautiful feedback about you know, grandparents talking in their grandchildren about

understanding them better now or what? it's just like you can't even you almost can't even hope for that getting into this. it's like too big. it's just such a beautiful thing that can happen when something affects people. darcy carden love the conversation. love the show. congratulations on this, and we can't wait to see what you are working on next. certainly bay area crowd. thank you so much. have a good one. so yes, she grew up in danville went to central high school. and she says, you know, really, the bay area is just kind of integrated into who she is. and new york doing great things and it looks great. and you watched almost did not at all said that that was great. it was really interesting conversation. but it is one of those shows that if you go into it expecting what you saw in 1992, you'll be in baseball. that kind of thing. yeah. i mean, you know those those and that's what her point was that that movie told some important stories. this series will tell some important other stories and dive deeper into some other topics, and it's an

interesting it's an interesting series. absolutely that time of year to the forties were great, and we learned a lot well tune in on amazon prime. in the meantime, some like it hot. that was a good movie in the fifties. i'm not sure we like it so much right now, though. some like it hot. in fact, one of our colleagues, christian captain, he likes triple digits, although i know he spends a lot of time in san francisco. sure you can love the heat when you drive to brentwood today, your afternoon high is 77 giving you a look outside our doors where we have a little bit of hazy sky out there this morning. we do have a spare the air. in place once agai right now, air quality across tegn reporting good. we are going with green this morning, north bay, central bay and down through the south bay. the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley, getting just above that moderate mark, meaning slightly unhealthy for sensitive groups that in addition to all that heat out there for today, not seeing much of any fog and

the onshore breezes very, very weak. we have very warm, dry conditions already. mount diablo 85 degrees, relative humidity. 8% critically dry out there. ben lomond reporting 81 degrees and relative humidity is 13% 57 degrees right now in san francisco. we do have 54 in napa , inner east based 66 in brentwood and low sixties over areas of the san jose to start your morning. hayward you're at 59 if you go into the giants game this afternoon. gorgeous day in the city. mostly sunny skies 75 degrees at game time taken on the phillies. we do have a very west northwest light breeze out there 10 to 15 mph expected for the afternoon. so 75 we know beautiful weather. but if er the sun without the breeze could feel a bit warm. keep an eye on your little ones. 96 degrees the afternoon high for a san rafael for our east bay will go 85 in oakland. we get to the inner east bay. we're now above 101 oh, four in areas

over conquered. as well as livermore,nt plan your day. get out early. wait till sunset. try to avoid the afternoon heat, of course. 94 the afternoon in san jose, your extended forecast they're the hottest day still to come monday tuesday, right now, in our hotter spots hit 110 nineties for our base side. communities will remain with seventies at the coastline. but again, i'll repeat warmer santa cruz capitola into the upper eighties low nineties and then, as we get into wednesday, temperatures begin to cool even better on thursday back to you. well, nasa is standing down why it's going to be weeks, if not months before artemus. one actually blasts off and a teacher is abducted well out for a jog. but there's a major development this morning and her disapp

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propellant in there, so the mission was scrubbed because the amount of flammable hydrogen escaping with more than twice as high as safety limits allow nasa administrator bill nelson stressing that safety has to be the top priority of this mission. it's a test of the equipment to ensure it is safe to put four humans on board the artemis to mission depending on how quickly the problem can be solved and working around other emissions already scheduled at kennedy space center. it could be mid october before artemus rolls back out to the launch pad. and space historians say it is not mission to be postponed or even have multipurress told ktvu cristina rendon last night. the delays were happening throughout the apollo and space shuttle programs and safety has to be the biggest concern. they are just they want to get this right, obviously profile vision and you don't want to launch until it's ready. and this is also the biggest most power. powerful rocket ever launched,

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bay hills on what looks like the beginning of may be a steamy little day here in the bay area . get ready. welcome back ktvu mornings on two on this sunday. i'm frank malika claudine wong. i don't i think wherever you go you wanna it's all relative right? like you want to get a little cooler. it's 10 degrees here. 10 degrees there. i think the city might be aeous, mid upr seventies for the afternoon. if you're going to the giants game will be a little warm in the stands. but in any case, the heat is really, of course, are inland cities well into the nineties. even low one hundred's expected for today for some of our far inland spots. meanwhile around the bay will be in the eighties, which is very warm, especially if you don't have a c inside your home. and along the coastline anywhere from upper seventies in pacifica, too low nineties in santa cruz. better details on what you can expect for your area and this hot spell coming up in just a little bit. trust mary. hundreds of firefighters are spending this holiday weekend battling a huge

fire that is burning about 50 miles south of the california oregon border. cal fire says at least 100 homes have now been destroyed in the mill fire in siskiyou county. at least three people have been injured, cal fire says has grown to more than 4200 acres. it's now 25% contained up dramatically from the 0% containment at this time yesterday. one man was working at his job as a custodian at wheaton high school when the fire broke out o afternoon. we lost our whole neighborhood tried to pick up my aunt went up, um, railroad avenue. the fires. the flames were so bad i couldn't get up the road. fire crews are also battling another huge fire just 15 miles away. the mountain fire is also forcing people out of their homes, fire says this is the second fire, insist you county that's burned more than 4800 acres. it is just 5% contained. and fire crews battling the root fire in southern california now have an 87% contained. the root fire started last wednesday near interstate five in northern los

angeles county. it has burned more than eight square miles since then, and the story two houses, but people who have been evacuated are now being allowed to return home. it has been very hot there, with temperatures topping 100 degrees in the last two days, and at least seven firefighters have been treated for heat related injuries. the walker fire burning south of willits and mendocino county is 60% contained. that is a 20% increase since yesterday, and the burn zone is holding at 109 acres. evacuation orders have been lifted, but people are being told to prepare to evacuate again. if the wind shifts directions. highway 33. nearly everyone around the bay area will be seen record or near record high temperatures. today ktvu is tom baker live at crown beach in alameda this morning, which could be a popular place for people all looking to beat the heat, tom. good morning. at this point. it's still a lot of folks that are very local. and

what they're doing is taking their dogs for a walk, or they're walking themselves, taking advantage of the fact that the temperatures right now are kulish. but now is the sun comes up and actually peaks on us. it's starting to warm up pretty substantially, and crown beach is one of those places where a lot of folks from the inland they're going to come here. to get some sort of cooling as they will to the city and places like stinson beach all along the coast. but the reality is situation is that inland it is going to be very, very hot. we spoke to a guy who lives right around here and he told us what folks can expect and what's going to happen. i think i got really hot deal gets like 90 degrees, never in recent memory, never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95 will definitely be cooler here on the beach. i wouldn't necessarily recommend swimming here. but you know, it'll be like a nice little reprieve. i tually okay now, but like in the past, i know that there have been some oil spills in the bay that have kind of filtration over here and then

on top of that, i think there was also like a lice like a sea lice outbreak like like 10 years ago. so i mean, i think a lot of like, you know, people who live here in alameda. they kind of just that it's kind of sore history. but a lot of people say it's just fine and they want to go in the water. there is still a question of algae, which, of course, is something that does concern people, but the beach itself is nice and wide and open and it's going to be very, very warm, so this will be a very popular place to go in the next hour. we'll be talking to some other folks who we met on the beach and what they're talking about doing and all of that stuff. pronounced tom baker ktvu flocks to nitties already, tom, thank you for that, as he mentioned many people heading to the barrier beaches today to beat the heat, including alameda during what may be one of the hottest labor day weekends on record. however safety experts are warning one of the bay area's most popular go to spots during hot weather is also one

of the more dangerous spots plays, some firefighters say. the hazardous rip currents at san francisco's ocean beach have caused many tragic incidents over the years. this is one of the most dangerous beaches in probably all steel, california. um there's incredible title changes in terms of movement and also the currency. if you do get caught in a riptide, and you'll know right away because it's going to shoot you out, probably within a second, you'll be out 40 5100 ft out. you don't want to swim against it. the san francisco fire department is increasing its patrols in ocean beach the entire holiday weekend due to the large crowds that are likely be there today. drunk driving suspect is in custody following a deadly accident in san jose. it happened early yesterday morning. this was near the intersection of hell you're avenue and ridge brook way, police say the driver of a dodge truck ran over and killed a man who was walking on the street. investigators say the victim had just gotten out of his own car

due to earlier accident. police arrested the driver of the dodge truck on d u i and vehicular manslaughter charges. and police in san jose are also investigating a stabbing your communications hill. investigators say two men were wounded in the attack on hill cap avenue late yesterday afternoon, and one man is now listed in critical condition. the other is expected to survive . no word on any arrests or any possible motive at this time. people in marin county can now get a few seconds of warning prior to a major quake when it hits the area sensors that were buried some nine ft. underground near mount bertel are now active . that's according to the marin independent journal. they're part of the sheikh alert early warning system. it has more than 1300 sensors already in place in california, oregon. and washington state. when the system is complete, there will be nearly 1700. it works by detecting the first energy from the ground, shaking since out a quick signal to the public if that quake is a 4.5, or of

higher magnitude, all right time now is 7 37. and let's talk about our temperatures. if you were thinking you're going to get by with just a couple of days, we got an extra day now, right, rosemary oroczo the advisories, now through tuesday are inland areas through wednesday. how about look outside our doors at this hour. it's a pretty start to the day. we do have a little bit of haze out there and we do have a spare the air day. a nice look there over san francisco san francisco, another enjoyable one coming your way, with just temperatures expected to range from mid to upper seventies. here's a look at the air quality in and around the bay area right now good to moderate do you expect it to be just slightly unhealthy for the inner east bay as well as areas over the santa clara and santa clara, south bay for today. meanwhile we've got sunny skies from the coast around the bay and inland. we are not seeing any fog out there . perhaps just a few patches are trying to develop but no such luck. we are very, very dry. even half moon bay are, i should say a mount diablo reporting relative humidity below 10% this

morning temperature wise 57 degrees in san francisco right now, 54 to start your day in napa low sixties in livermore upper sixties in brentwood, san jose. good morning to you at 63 san jose, very similar to where we started yesterday. some areas a little bit cooler, including conquered. we've got oakland down by t moon bay down by seven in the north bay of santa rosa. you are starting out a few degrees warmer and getting into the afternoon. we're all expected to go at least a few degrees warmer from yesterday. the onshore breeze nearly non existent out there this morning fairfield reporting just a very gentle one at about three mph coming in from the east southeast over conquered com santa rosa, novato and napa as well as oakland. so calm conditions, stable conditions, hot conditions and again our air quality suffering just a little bit. here is a comparison from yesterday into today, santa rosa 94 for you yesterday. today you're going to 100 oakland expected to warm to 85. we've got livermore going above 101 04. 94 the afternoon high over

san jose, and the advisories began later this morning, right about 11 o'clock lasting into the week ahead. better details on those advisories, plus what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. alright thanks, rosemary. today oakland pride is taking place in person . this is the 12th anniversary of the event. the parade kicking off at 10 30 this morning at broadway and 14th street while the parade is free admission to that main festival cost $10. the event includes live music and vendors. oakland is also receiving extra shipments of the monkey pox pox vaccine. this celebration is actually one of two separate pride events in oakland pride fest, which only began last year, is next sunday . next california's emergency agencies monitoring this weekend's big heatwave still to come here on mornings on to the drain on our state's power grid. and it was the final show for one of the most successful duos in country music. how former president trump may have played a role in the end of the line

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arrested a suspect in connection with the disappearance of 34 year old elsa fletcher. however there is still no sign of the missing teacher in the mother of two young boys. founder we don't know we don't know what's going on. but we, uh, where everybody's desperately looking for that arrest came just hours after police announced they had found the gmc terrain that they believe was used in that women's abduction. memphis police have identified the suspect as 38 year old cleo to abstinence. investigators say it's still not clear whether he had any prior contact with a woman he's now accused of kidnapping. authorities on both sides of the us mexico border are looking for more victims swept away by the rain swollen rio grande. at least nine migrants died while trying to cross into the us on thursday. six bodies were recovered on the us side and three others in mexico. heavy rainfall caused that river to rise more than two ft in a single day, and the water was

flowing five times faster than normal. the fbi and the faa are now investigating a man who threatened to crash a plane into a mississippi walmart. he's been identified as corey wayne patterson is an employee at the local airport for the past decade. investigators say he stole a twin engine plane early yesterday morning took off from the tupelo regional airport, then called 911 from the sky, saying he planned to crash the aircraft into walmart. the stories surrounding areas where immediately evacuated. numerous major streets in tupelo were shut down to help save lives during this critical incident. negotiators from tupelo police department made contact with the pilot and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed and to land the aircraft at tupelo airport. authorities say patterson didn't have experience landing the plane, so they had a private pilot coached him to come down. but paterson aborted

the landing and disappeared. officials were able to track him down several hours later after he safely landed in a field. he is now facing charges of grand larceny and making terroristic threats is still unclear. the motivation behind the stunt. one of the most successful duos in country music have, at least for now played their final show together. florida georgia line told the audience at the minnesota state fair that they were closing an incredible chapter of their lives and will now embark on solo careers. the seniors tyler hubbard other reps of a feud date back to the 2020 election. kelly seen there under right, is an avid supporter of former president donald trump. will hubbard and his wife are vocal critics. the couple, even unfollowed kelly on instagram, saying they were troubled by his political posts. report says amazon could abandoned plans to

build more facilities across the country. that report based on data from a consulting firm indicates the e commerce giant could pull back from building dozens of more us warehouse facilities. some products in spain could also be axed altogether. pullback is reportedly due to declining sales. amazon's growth rate has slowed to its lowest in 20 years. back in july, amazon has begun suddenly seen some of its warehouse space to counter the slowdown about 10 million square feet could be subleased that some leases might end altogether. wanna marin county's most successful startups, is closing its office in san rafael . next month. the software design company autodesk reported to the state employment development department that all 578 workers assigned to that office will be transferred to the san francisco office. autodesk letter to the said that right now. only five people work in the marine office, and no one has a requirement to work in the

office specific number of days, company says nearly all of its workers converted to work from home or some sort of hybrid schedule during the pandemic, and that changed how much office space it actually needed. both president biden and vice president harris will spend labor day tomorrow in support of unions. president biden will travel to milwaukee for the first the city's labor fast, and then he flies to pittsburgh, pennsylvania for one of the nation's largest labor day parades. he will be joined by leaders of the american federation of teachers and a f l c i, o pennsylvania is clearly an important state for the president and democrats. it will be his third trip there in a week. and vice president harris will travel to boston to take part in an annual labor day breakfast, she told reporters she celebrating the labor day holiday and the administration's commitment to working families with labor leaders and advocates. and the list of awards for former president barack obama keeps growing. last night, he won an emmy for narrating a netflix documentary series are great national parks

that by part show, which features national parks from around the globe, is produced by his production company, higher ground. he was the biggest name in a category full of famous nominees, including kareem abdul jabbar. david attenborough and danyang former president has two grammy awards. 7 49 your time. the big story today, of course, is the weather and how long this heat wave is going to last. and i guess it's getting longer right as we wait. yes, we're not going to see temperatures really begin to fall off. it looks like until about wednesday. and for some. the advisories now extend through wednesday afternoon giving you a look outside our doors where from the coast and around the bay. very enjoyable weather. it has been a little bit warm for the east asia as well as the peninsula. but san francisco enjoying seventies these days and look there and a little bit of haze that we do have again. spare the air day in place. let's talk about these advisories first, and then we'll take a look at your numbers, the

excessive heat warning that was in place until tuesday evening, now in place until wednesday evening, and it does include our north bay hills and valleys are east bay hills and valleys santa clara and valley as well as areas over santa cruz. and as we get in a little bit closer, the shade of yellow is a heat advisory for our east bay. a short communities are peninsula does not include san francisco does not include our north bay coastline nor the san francisco coastline all the way down through it looks like about san mateo county, but you get into the santa cruz county area, and there is an advisory for heat for santa cruz as well as capitola. take a look at just how warm and dry we are out there. mount diablo reporting 85 degrees already at this hour relative humidity 9% ben lomond reporting 81 degrees, relative humidity 13. percent sonoma mountains reporting 26% relative humidity. and already 81 degrees , so our hills and the higher elevations not even cooling off these days, and we're kind of feeling it as well. brentwood 68

to start your morning walnut creek at 60 to get closer to the bay 60 in oakland, 57 san francisco and low fifties right now at half moon bay, your afternoon highs very nice along the coastline here in pacific at 74, a beautiful day in san francisco at 77, a nice warm won around the bay upper eighties in hayward, low nineties and redwood city, and then as we go inland and temperatures really begin to climb 100 today for santa rosa, one of foreign conquered in the south bay one. oh, six. morgan hill and climbing temperatures expected to be at their hottest come monday tuesday. we're going to tack on a few more degrees slightly cooler on wednesday and then better cooling expected on thursday still 100 degrees for some of our hotter spots inland eighties expected around the bay sixties at the coast back to you. thank you, rosemary. people driving a stretch of i 5 80 will notice a new burn scar in the livermore area. there it is. alameda county firefighters posting images online of a fire

that took hours to contain a total of five acres. bernie right off interstate 5 80 near north flynn road. firefighters have not said what may have started. that fire well, if you're headed to the beach and feel a pinch hey, it could be from a mini shark bug bite. alright the official name for that tiny creature is waterline . ihsa pod beachgoers in southern california have been getting targeted by unusual swarms of those tiny sea bugs and the bites are painful. they can feel like a pinprick and they can draw blood. but scientists say those bites are not a major cause for concern. health professionals say if you get bit rapidly shuffle your feet to reduce any extra bytes and the sea bugs are found year round along our california coastline. up next. it's one of the best deals. you can find a catch a film over the weekend in a moment, the promotion for a $3 movie. and bay area native d'arcy carden, starring in the new hit series, the league of their own. what she says about the untold stories now being

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87 yards, e j had a couple of touchdowns on the ground and looking a lot like dear old dad, by the way, that's all of famer dallas cowboys star emmitt smith. stanford brushes off colgate. no problem 41 to 10. usc will visit next saturday on the farm. how about cal? they shook off a slow start, but the offense woke up in the second quarter against uc davis produced transfer jack plummer throwing three touchdown passes in his debut is the golden bears beat the aggies their neighbors 34 to 13 head coach justin wilcox. blame the beginning on some early season. jeter's minus one yard for the first quarter, but the bears ended the game with 415 yards. they will host unlv next saturday and then go straight to south bend, indiana , taken notre dame on the 17th and in southern california. it was the start of the lincoln riley era at usc, former oklahoma quarterback caleb williams put the trojans on the scoreboard with a play fake two

former pitt panther jordan's addison to give sc the first score. trojans never trailed the game going on to beat rice in a big way. 66 to 14 and temperatures at the coliseum over 100 degrees on the field. now although the team had to wear helmets and uniforms, the usc band, which normally marches in well uniforms and heavy metal helmets, were ordered to make changes because of the weather. and there they are, for the first time in at least a half a century. the spirit of troy were shorts, t shirts and their usual sunglasses to perform. in and before and after the game. school officials said the change was to prevent the musicians passing out during the game while playing their instrument that makes so much sense. alright pretty good to barry, a film lovers are beating the heat this weekend by going to an air conditioned movie theater yesterday, many got a real bargain when they paid for their movie ticket because 3000

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train. it's a nod to the time in 1976 when bart and atari teamed up to place a gaming console on the platforms to promote atari's new game and bring revenue to part a writer we spoke with said it's a great idea. it's fun. i bought my daughter's 57. i bought her a machine when she was 10, and so we used to play at home. so it's fun to see this and nostalgic and bring some fun back in here. let's make it fun, right? why not? the vintage games will be available to play at the palace street station in the city through september. the ninth fares are half off through the month. of september. whatever they can do to get people back on the trains. well the destruction by the mill fire is now up to 100 homes. now evacuees are describing the alert system that ordered them to run and excessive heat warnings begin later this morning for much of the bay area. dozens of park in the east

bay are also closed today. more earthquakes, answers are being installed in the north bay. it is all part of an early warning system. that covers washington state, california. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. and good morning to you taking a look at the city this morning looking beautiful and all her glory and it is going to be a hot one. we've been talking about this for days now making sure that you know the temperatures are coming. they're here and they're gonna get hotter today. welcome to mornings onto it is sunday september 4th. i'm claudine wong. it's going to be hot. maybe just a little little bit hot, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. you're right. temperatures will be soaring well, over 100 degrees inland. we're talking about some parts reaching 110 degrees. we have a live team coverage this morning. we've got tom baker at what is going to be a very popular place today. alamitos crown state beach. but first we want to check in with rosemary. we

talked about the current conditions. rosemary. and when it's going to be the hottest part of the day, yes, as we get into the afternoon, we are looking at temperatures warming up over yesterday by a few degrees and the warnings move into place today, with the hottest weather expected to be on labor day and tuesday. here's a look at what we are expecting for the afternoon a mile to warm one along the coast 74 in pacifica, 2 94 in santa cruz around the bay and inland warm to hot mid eighties for areas like oakland will go mid nineties along portions of the peninsula. and as you go inland , mid nineties to one hundreds, even one. oh, six expected in areas right around antioch's better details on the current conditions, those advisories and what you can expect for the rest of the holiday weekend. coming up in just a little bit. okay thanks, rosemary. and as rosemary just said, it is going to be really hot today, the national weather service says this is the hottest heat wave of the year. and so a lot of people out there trying to find ways to keep cool. so let's go to ktvu tom vacar who's live for us at crown beach and thomas you've

mentioned this morning. there are places you can go in places you can't go today. exactly right to chase something son is now directly in my face, and the air is warming up. but even at this point, you can still feel a little bit of a cool breeze coming up behind, so this is a very pleasant place. now it's going to get warmer. but here at crown beach, but it's still going to be pleasant compared to a lot of places. officially the heat wave or the official heat emergency. comes up at about 11 o'clock, and by this afternoon, it's going to definitely be cooking, which rules out a lot of the inland parks for a lot of people, but right here place like this. it's going to be happening. mostly east bay. regional parks will be closed sunday and monday. the closures include most inland parks from children to sibley in the berkeley oakland hills to shadow cliffs. and diablo foothills in the far east bay. the following east bay. regional parks with swimming will still be open, including lake temescal castle

rock pool like divall, don castro. and all the east bay regional shoreline parks, including alamitos, crown beach will also be open. it doesn't mean that the coast areas will be cold or cool. still be warm. even places that are traditionally cool will be way above normal monday and tuesday and look at this. even santa cruz has a range here that could be in the mid to upper nineties , potentially eclipsing 100 some spots. around santa cruz county. of course, one of the things you have to consider is that even though it will get hot here, it will probably be in the upper eighties and maybe the low nineties. but no more than that, uh, and that is usually the situation here is i say right now, nice little breeze is blowing. but the other reality is that you still have to be mindful of, you know the sun and to make sure that you're hydrated and all of that stuff.

but you certainly can do better than the 80 or 90 degrees than the 110 at some places are expecting. we'll be back at eight o'clock talking to another guy who sees this as part of a much, much bigger picture for now. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. that's right, tom. everything's relative. we'll check back in with tom and just a bit well. there are major concerns about california's power grid as we begin the hottest days of the holiday weekend, heatwave emergency agencies all across california, closely monitoring electricity use in both homes and businesses . they are worried several straight days of triple digit temperatures and many parts of the state have pushed the power grid to its limit, and there's good reason for their concerns thursday night the demand for power in california reached its highest level since september of 2017. last few days are likely to be a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here as we get into the heart of the weekend, in particular this event and the

demand for electricity continues to escalate. moving into monday, tuesday and wednesday and potentially even beyond. the agency that runs california's power grid. now we're telling everyone to continue to conserve energy during the next several days, that agency has issued another flex alert today due to the extreme heat. it begins at four o'clock in afternoon and continues until nine o'clock tonight. everyone is being asked . hold off on using your major appliances in the home like a dishwasher washing machine machine rather during that time period. people looking for a break from the heat can take advantage of the cooling centers that are now set up across the bay area. dozens of air conditioned cooling centers will be open later today from sonoma county to southern talent. so southern santa clara county excuse me now they're gonna be located in your libraries and community centers and other city and county buildings, and you can find a list of the bay area cooling centers and their hours of operation on our channel two website. just go to ktvu .com. firefighters in california, siskiyou county say at least 100

homes have now been destroyed in a huge wildfire that's burning just 50 miles south of the oregon border. at least three people have been injured as well. the mill fire started on friday afternoon. latest numbers from cal fire showed has grown to more than 4200 acres. 25% containment that's up dramatically from 0% containment. at this time on saturday. fast moving flames have forced the evacuation of hundreds of people. it just happened so fast. i mean, i looked out back. oh, my god, there's smoke. and that's saying i know my phone screaming, saying evacuate, evacuate! evacuate. that fire destroyed an entire neighborhood in weed in a city of about 2900 people, firefighters all across siskiyou county or dealing with hot temperatures and very strong winds as they battle the fire. the train is kind of the driving thing with these because these mountains are really almost

straight up and down. fire crews are also battling another huge fire only 15 miles away. that's the mountain fire. it's forcing people out of their homes as well. cal fire says. this second fire in siskiyou county has burned more than 4800 acres, and at this point only 5% contained firefighters from the bay area are now helping on the fire lines in siskiyou county, alameda county firefighters posted this video on twitter of the cruise heading north to help out in the growing battle against the mill and mountain fires. another twitter posters, firefighters from santa rosa leaving to help out insist you county stay with mornings on two. we'll have updates on these two big fires mother nature offering a little to no relief, i guess in the next week rosemary for the firefighters and people right here in the bay area as well. yes very hot, especially inland and very dry as we've been talking about over areas like mount diablo this morning, relative humidity below 10% so the dry weather the hot weather going to continue as we get through your holiday weekend

and even into the first part of the business week, here's a look at the golden gate bridge. a beautiful shot there not much in the way of fog to speak of few patches, perhaps along the coastline, but really? we're looking at a day of wall. the wall sunshine and temperatures today a little bit warmer than yesterday. meanwhile air quality around the region right now is good expected to remain good to moderate. for many of us, we will be slightly unhealthy for the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley for today , and with that we do have another spare the air day. a view from up above. you can see here. storm tracker to no fog being picked up therehe afternos will range from seventies at the coast. 100 over areas like walnut creek and then into antioch in brentwood, perhaps one oh 5106, that will be where we see some of the hottest temperatures for today. 54 degrees right now at half moon bay, 58 to start your morning in san francisco as well as in the north. they have nevada for the east bay shore 61

in hayward and for the inner east bay already up to a mild start 67 degrees right now in livermore. most of us are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday at this time, half moon bay down by about five or so. calm conditions in the north bay and just a light breeze reported over the east bay. fairfield reporting a south breeze had about five mph. so the onshore breeze not helping us out november no influence from the marine layer to help us out either. and with that temperatures 100 degrees in santa rosa for today, upper seventies for san francisco, mid eighties oakland one. oh, four. livermore 94. san jose. better look at the afternoon highs and the heat up that will continue in the extended forecast coming up. thank you. rosemary will get dangerously hot in parts of the bay area the next couple of days coming up at nine o'clock. we're going to ask a local doctor for the science of weather's number one killer heat exhaustion. well it's a big hit for amazon prime video, and next, i sit down with one of the stars of a league of their own danville zones. darcy

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about how the series takes us down some very different storylines. d'arcy carden. thank you so much for joining us very excited about your new show a league of their own. i loved it watched every single episode had two quiet people down in my house and like i'm listening because the dialogue it's fantastic. tell me how you're feeling about the show and really the reaction. it's receiving. thank you for watching. and thank you for quieting people down. um i feel really good about it. um overwhelmed and like incredibly positive. it's been really it's only been two weeks. i guess that it's been out a little over two weeks, and it's just been like, um, you know, like the good version of overwhelming like, oh, i know overwhelming can mean stressful and it's like all it's all love. it's really great, and it's just been the cast and crew and the writers were all just like thrilled by it. let's kind of dive into it, because if you're a fan of the movie back in the nineties, you

have one version of what the story was and how it could be told and what i really liked about this version was it was a surprise it does it really dove deeper into some spaces. you know that i think are relevant to where we are now in society and things that when we look back in history, that stories that weren't being told the stories that we didn't see, you know, it's a funny thing, because i like i am. i'm such a huge fan of the movie. i love it. i just recently watched it a couple weeks ago. in fact, um and abby, the creator who also plays carson, um on the show she loves. i mean, it's this is a very beloved movie. i actually don't know anyone who doesn't like the movie, right? um so there's you know, it's a funny thing like we i feel like we are honoring the movie with so much love, but then also not trying to retell the same stories that have been told. and i guess i mean that in a lot of ways, because it's like we don't need to retell the stories. that movie told but also we didn't really tell the same old stories that we've heard a million times. and i feel like we get to

um, learn about new characters and new there were there was so much going on in the forties, don't usually get to hear the stories of and this is we get to dive deeper into that which is like thrilling, you know, like there's a there's a lot of clear characters in the in this show and a lot of your story lines and the fact is that was, of course, happening in the forties and forever, but it was so much less talked about as i'm sure you know, just from our history books, but also like our grandparents and our and our elders like it's not something that is talked about a lot and obviously, in today's world, we do talk about it, and we do you know there's so much more representation, and this is this is one way that we're able to do that. and i'm it's um it's like such a thrill and such an honor to get to be a part of this kind

of storytelling. and you know the black women that were playing baseball in the forties and not allowed to even try out for the league like that is an interesting story. that's that's a real story. that's like the story. that's the story. do you know what i mean? like there's pushback, though, do you get pushed back? was i worried about it? were they the creators? worried about it. we do in a way , of course, but also i don't know how to say this anyway, other than like, i don't care. and i don't mean to sound like a brat. i just mean i don't care. if it's not something that. you are interested in watching. i don't really know what happened . like like i'm trying to think of like a really cool way to say this if, um having gay baseball players and black baseball players in the forties is something that offends you. then i don't really know what to tell you like maybe this show isn't for you, and that's okay. and

i'm sure you know the people at the top. probably don't want me saying that, but that's really, really, really how i feel. i am i'm really interested in telling stories. that i haven't told before that i haven't gotten the chance to tell before that maybe haven't gotten to eat told before. um i also just want to, um. i just want to do things that scare me. i think that's actually what greta sort of taught me. this character is. i was coming into this role. and while we were shooting it, i was it was i was scared. i was as she's a different kind of character that i have not played before, and i was not sure if i was getting it and. it has been so rewarding to i don't know, to just sort of go to kind of reprogram my brain, like, oh, the thing to do next is the thing that scares you. do you think hollywood plays a big role in continuing that space? yeah

you go into houses that that people and introduce people to characters and lifestyles and you know different issues of gender sexuality. all of the above that may not have that in their space at home. home is a space for that. yes and i you know, i like hesitate to sort of claim that like that that a show or a movie could be that important to someone because it feels a little too grand. but i have seen it. i've seen it happen that somebody you know, i know that people are watching this show with parents or grandparents and we've we've we've gotten a lot of, like, really beautiful feedback about you know, grandparents talking in their grandchildren about understanding them better now or what? it's just like you can't even you almost can't even hope for that getting into this. it's like too big. it's just such a beautiful thing that can happen when something affects people. d'arcy carden love the conversation. love the show. congratulations on this, and we can't wait to see what you are

working on next. certainly bay area proud. thank you so much. have a good one. alright so it premiered on august 12th on amazon, prime and people are asking. is there a second season? because with these series right in your life, benjamin, right, what are they going? and so, uh, they've already started writing, but it hasn't been technically approved. they're looking at the streaming of this to see if we'll see a cn is the rockford peaches, but it was shot near pittsburgh in pennsylvania, and they had to come in and redesigned the park to give it that forties. look and they're going to keep it. i guess the town said this is awesome. great right. if someone's going to take the time to build the set, i guess they're going to come back to. hopefully first season two and shoot some more anyway. alright let's talk weather. let's do it. it's hot. yes it up in a word, the summertime heat just in time for the unofficial end of summer. how about that some of the hottest temperatures so far this year as we get into

monday, tuesday, those look to be the hottest days today we're going to go a few degrees above yesterday, giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco. air quality is good to moderate this morning expected to be good. to moderate a slightly unhealthy into the afternoon and a spare the air day is in place. the excessive heat warning begins at 11 o'clock will go all the way until wednesday evening, now for our north bay hills and valleys or east bay hills and valleys are south bay santa clara valley area, as well as santa cruz area over the mountains. the advisory is for the santa cruz coastline as well as our basic communities . the east bay shore. the peninsula does not include san francisco does not include ocean beach, pacifica or half moon bay. does not include the north bay coastline. temperatures right now. 58 degrees in san francisco low sixties in napa sixties to low seventies already for the inner east base, so a relatively mild start and then as we get into the afternoon here is the heat where we've got 100 degrees in santa rosa 97 in nevada in the east bay, one oh,

six in antioch's one of four for concord, you get closer to the water. it's a warm day, but it's bearable. 84 in berkeley, a beautiful 77 in san francisco a night 74 for areas over pacifica , and then you get into santa cruz and you're looking at 94 for the afternoon today 100 for you. los cotto's 94 in san jose and one of six expected for more gun hill. your extended forecast tacking on a few degrees for today. more so for tomorrow we're looking at our inland cities, at least some of those hotter spots hitting 1 10 monday tuesday. i slight cool down on wednesday better cooling on thursday, meanwhile, are basic communities will be in the nineties for the next few days, dropping into the eighties by wednesday. and along the coastline very enjoyable. mid upper seventies for today sixties expected by thursday, back to you, okay, thanks, rosemary. well chp officers will be out in full force this weekend. the numbers they are trying to reduce as more drivers

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as it will be weeks and possibly months before it takes the artemis mission back to the launch pad, another dangerous fuel league on the space launch system rocket canceled yesterday's planned lift off the rocket and orion space capsule are now back inside a maintenance building at the kennedy space center engineers trying to figure out what caused that latest league. the problem is exposing the extremely cold

liquid hydrogen fuel to outdoor air temperature. the liquid hydrogen is minus 423 degrees fahrenheit, so we want to make sure those engines are nice and cool. before we start flowing that cold, cold, cold propellant in there. the mission was scrubbed because of the amount of flammable hydrogen escaping was more than twice as high at the safety limits allow nasa administrator bill nelson is stressing that safety has to be a top priority of this mission. it's a test of the equipment to ensure it is safe to put four humans on board the artist to mission depending on how quickly the problem can be solved. and working around other missions already scheduled at kennedy space center. it could be mid october before artemus rolls back out to the launch pad. is a little summer getaway. and for a lote at means flying out of town. big real test for us airlines, which had 145 flights canceled more than

3700 delays in the u. s that was yesterday. so far today, 70 flights have been canceled more than 740 have been delayed only two barrier flights, both involving sfo, but canceled so far this morning locally. with a total of 38 flights delayed at a minute or more. at the major bay area airport, ceo of frontier says it's been a very rough season for airlines and the passengers. well i think this summer has been a challenge for a lot of carriers. i think there's been significant cancelations as you you're covering. it's also turning out to be a very busy holiday on the highways. more people say they decided to hit the roads in their cars since gas prices have dropped some 20% since several times high back in june. coming up. containment is growing for the mill fire burning near our california oregon border. an update on the rest of the wildfires that are keeping firefighters very busy during the heatwave. and people living

inland may want to visit the beach this weekend to escape scorching temperatures coming up the beach safety tips. first responders want you to know responders want you to know before you head out. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27.

to take you to some of the hottest parts of the bay area this morning for a check on current conditions, plus dozens

of homes have already been destroyed in northern california wildfire that's burning near the oregon border and update on the latest containment numbers. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning, everyone welcome back to mornings on to a live look at the lafayette reservoir. i would imagine that parking lot on any given sunday has packed but a lot of folks probably getting in their exercise mighty early because it's going to be mighty hot in the llama orinda area and you can see already busy. on this sunday morning and that water's looking pretty inviting their welcome back to ktvu mornings on to frank malika. and i'm claudine wong. i saw least one little dog out there and rosemary. that's good advice for folks who have pets as well. we're gonna be very careful. asphalt gets very hot. yes want them out there, so you get to walk in the dog. your pet gets their exercise in early and then kind of hunker down. yeah, absolutely. temperatures well into the nineties today for

areas over lafayette and even hotter inland, so if you had the afternoon parties plan, hopefully now they have become evening parties, because, well as we know, we've got some beautiful summer evening weather coming our way and excessive heat warning does begin today for our inland cities. it will go all the way until wednesday. at this point, national weather service has extended it by a day and the heat advisory that was for sunday monday, now extending in tuesday. temperatures will reach near 110 degrees for some of those hotter spots inland. and of course, we are concerned with the elevated fire. danger is well as that possibility of heat exhaustion and stroke. better details on what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit. was rosemary. and hundreds of firefighters are very busy battling huge fire that is burning about 50 miles south of the california oregon border. it's done some damage to cal fire says at least 100 homes have now been destroyed in that

mill fire in siskiyou county. at least three people have been injured. cal fire says it has grown to more than 4200 acres now 25% containment. that's up dramatically, though, from 0% containment this time on saturday, one man was working at his job as a custodian, and we'd high school when the fire broke out on friday afternoon. we lost. our whole neighborhood tried to pick up my hand went up, um, railroad avenue. the fires. the flames were so bad i couldn't get up the road. fire crews are also battling another big fire. just 15 miles away, that is the mountain fire. it's also forcing people out of their homes. cal fire says the second fire in siskiyou county has already burned some 4800 acres. only 5% containment on that fire fire crews battling the route fire in southern california. had that under control at 87% containment fire started last

wednesday near interstate five and northern l. a county and burned more than eight square miles since then destroyed two homes, but people who have been evacuated have been allowed to return back home. it's been very hot there, with temperatures topping 100 degrees as well the last couple of days and at least seven firefighters have been treated for heat related injuries. well the walker fire burning south of mendocino county, south of willits in mendocino county, 60% contained that is a 20% increase since yesterday and the burn zone is holding at 109 acres. evacuation orders have been lifted, but people are being told to prepare to evacuate again if the wind does shift directions. highway one. oh one open again in both directions happening today, chp has increased patrols on our highways and bridges across california during the long labor day holiday, the highway patrol's maximum enforcement period began friday evening will continue until late monday night

, officers will be cracking down on drivers who speed or distracted driving. recklessly or appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 43 people died in highway crashes in california during last year's labor day weekend and the chp made 985 d u i arrest. san jose. police are investigating two deadly accidents involving pedestrians in 1 24 hour period. the most recent took place shortly before nine o'clock last night in south san jose. investigators say a car ran over and killed a person walking across the street near the center theresa high school. police say the driver is cooperating with authorities. and that fatal accident followed the death of a pedestrian in a suspected drunk driving crash on heller avenue early yesterday morning, police say the driver of a truck ran over and killed a man walking on the street. investigators say the victim had just gotten out of his own car due to an earlier accident. police arrested the driver that truck on d u i and vehicular manslaughter charges. 25 pedestrians have now been killed

on the streets of san jose since the beginning of the year. and police in san jose are also investigating a stabbing. this was near communications hill. investigators say two men were wounded in an attack on hill cap avenue late yesterday. yesterday afternoon. one man is listed in critical condition. the other is expected to survive. police say there have not been any arrests or any motives at this time. bacteria heatwave coverage. now many are expected to head to the coast today to escape triple digit temperatures. inland ktvu is greg liggins went to one of the go to spots in the city where cooler temperatures do come with risks. beneath the water along some of california's beautiful coastline lies a hidden danger. one of those danger zones is here at san francisco's ocean beach is one of the most dangerous beaches in probably all steel, california. um there's incredible title changes in terms of movement and also the currency. they're called rip currents, and they've killed many people here over the years. if you do get caught in a

riptide, and you'll know right away because it's going to shoot you out, probably within a second, you'll be out 40 5100 ft out. you don't want to swim against it better to swim parallel to shore and shout for help. throughout the hot labor day weekend. this is one cool but potentially dangerous place . people are flocking to seeking relief from scorching inland temperatures. michael scott and his family lived just outside sacramento. we're just trying to get out of here to beat the heat. it's going to be 112. i think monday and tuesday, so we figured might come out here to the beach and cool off, says he's aware of the danger here. but not everyone is and some don't pay attention to the many warning signs. 5 to 6. lifeguards with the national park service will be patrolling this beach through the holiday weekend, ready for rescues and warning people like this man and his sons that it's best to stay close to shore. she basically said currents out there but also to try to for these guys to make sure that they stay in water about it their knee height and not to go too far out beyond

that, unless they had flippers on lifeguards aren't the only ones who save lives here. san francisco firefighters due to and somewhere out brushing up on their surf rescue skills, it's not just to just do training, but let's just see what the currents are doing so that they're aware danger can easily be avoided by staying out of the water. but for those who insist on going in, they'll find hot weather relief in abundance as this little guy confirmed in a shivering assessment of conditions, freezing freezing very, very cold. for those who prefer to stay out of the water and would rather hike along the cliffs. first responders say, stay on the trails, they say too many people are venturing off and risking their lives trying to get that perfect selfie for the gram, and it's not worth it. greg legans ktvu fox two news. i love that little kid to beaches cold, no matter when. where what it is true, but i think it is good advice that a lot of people going to these beaches in areas

that they're not familiar with and don't realize the rip currents and some of the locals are people who go there more often or are used to, but it's so hot that people are flocking there so mornings are good to let people know you know that these these places are great places to go in your ear. careful yeah, absolutely. never turn your back to the water. always keep an eye on your little ones. and yes, rip currents are very dangerous outside our doors at this hour. temperatures are mild too well already warming up and you may be flocking to, uh, pool or maybe the beach for today enjoyable weather and pacific at 74 for the afternoon and giving you a live look here over alameda. alameda will warm into the low to mid eighties for today, and then as you go inland , it becomes very uncomfortable with that heat. we also have a spare the air day. although air quality at this moment is good from the north base for the south central bay, south bay, all with green there through the santa cruz mountains as well, no fog to speak of in the onshore breeze nearly non existent. it

will remain very localized, and that's why the coastline will remain a comfortable compared to the rest of us 58 degrees right now in san francisco. so we have low sixties and napa. oh, seventies already for you. brentwood san jose at 65. here's a view of the 24 hour temperature changes. most of us are starting out very similar to yesterday within a degree or two. but as we get into the afternoon to expect temperatures to warm up by a few degrees over yesterday, 66 right now in belmont will shift to the inner east by take a look at a few more numbers here. 65 degrees reported in alamo, 66. in clayton into the afternoon. we were in the low to mid nineties over areas like santa rosa yesterday today, going to 100. oakland you're going to warm by just a couple degrees 85 expected for you there. livermore. the heat is on at 104 for the second part of your day in san jose. that's a warm 1 94 when? yesterday you came in at 87 temperatures continuing to climb with the hottest days expected to be monday and tuesday. better details on the afternoon for today, as well as

what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up. okay thanks, rosemary. well if you are headed to the beach and feel a pinch, it could be a mini shark bug. bite the official name for that creature on your screen. it's actually tiny, but it's called the waterline, isso pod and beachgoers and southern california have been targeted by unusual swarms of those tiny sea bugs. and those bites can be painful. they feel like a pinprick and can draw blood. but scientists say those bites are not a major cause for concern. health officials recommend rapidly shuffling your feet to reduce chances of getting bit. those sea bugs are found year round along the california coastline. lovely thank you. okay where you got to keep cool during the next few days as temperatures hit 100 degrees plus coming up. in our show, where live with a local doctor discussing the health risks tied to excessive heat exposure. it's coming your way. but first we're learning new details about the

disappearance of a teacher in memphis, tennessee, details after the break

elopement. the search for a woman who just vanished while jogging near the university of memphis campus early friday morning. memphis police issuing a statement early this morning, saying they have arrested a suspect in connection with the disappearance of this woman 34 year old elsa fletcher. however there is still no sign of the missing teacher and the mother of two young boys. finder we don't know. we don't know what's going on. but we, uh, where everybody's desperately looking for. that arrest came just hours after police announced they had found a gmc terrain they believe was used in the abduction. memphis police have identified

the suspect as 38 year old cleo to abstinence. investigators say it's still not clear whether he had any prior contact with a woman. he is now accused of kidnapping authorities on both sides of the us mexico border are looking for more victims swept away by the rain swollen rio grande. at least nine migrants died while trying to cross into the us on thursday. six bodies were recovered on the us side. three others in mexico heavy rainfall caused that river to rise more than two ft in a single day, and the water was flowing five times faster than normal. both the fbi and the faa now investigating a man who threatened to crash a plane into a walmart in mississippi, has been identified as corey wayne patterson. this man he may work for a company that leased space at the local. investigators say he stole a twin engine plane early yesterday morning took off from the tupelo regional airport. he then dialed up 911 from his cell phone while in the air, saying he planned to crash the local we

and surrounding area where immediately evacuated. numerous major streets in tupelo were shut down to help save lives during this critical incident. negotiators from tupelo police department made contact with the pilot. and were able to convince him to not carry out this deed and to land the aircraft at tupelo airport. well that didn't happen. authorities say patterson didn't have experienced landing the plane so they had to coach him down. paterson looked like he was about to land that he flew away from tupelo officials were able to later track him down several hours later, after he safely landed in a field. he was arrested now facing charges of grand larceny and making terroristic threats. it's still unclear the motivation. behind the stunt. one of the most successful duos in country music have, at least for now played their final show together. he was gone. florida georgia line

told the audience at the minnesota state fair that they were closing and incredible chapter of their lives and will no embark on solo careers annous year they were taking a break from each other reports of a feud between the two dates back to the 2020 election. kelly, seen here on the right, is an avid supporter of former president donald trump. will hubbard and his wife are vocal critics. the couple even unfollowed kelly on instagram, saying they were troubled by his political posts. and both president biden and vice president harris will spend labor day tomorrow in support of unions. president biden is going to the first travel to milwaukee for the city's labor fest, held out and fly to pittsburgh, pennsylvania for one of the nation's largest labor day parades. he will be joined by leaders of the american federation of teachers and a f l c i o pennsylvania is clearly an important state for the president. and for democrats, it will be his third trip there in

a week, marin county's most successful startups, is closing its office space in san rafael. that'll happen in october, the software design company autodesk reported to the state employment development department that all 578 workers assigned to that office will be transferred over to san francisco autodesk letter to the e did said that right now. only five people working, the marin office said. no one has a requirement to work in the office specific number of days, so the company its workers convk from home or hybrid schedules during the pandemic, and that changed how much office space it actually needs. people and warren county can now get a few seconds of warning before a major quake hits their area sensors that were buried nine ft. underground near meant boudette mount burnell are now active. that's according to the independent journal. they're part of the shake alert early warning system. it has more than 1300 centuries, already in place in california, oregon and washington state. when that

system is complete, there will be nearly 1700. it works by detecting the first energy from the ground shaking and sends out a signal to the public if the quake is a 4.5, or higher magnitude time now is 8 48. if you've got a tee time today say around one o'clock, maybe at franklin canyon in kind of martinez area. i don't by the way, but if you do you better watch out. it's going to be hot out there and the sun block and the water. although you know, i think we know a few people that go to phoenix, arizona in the summertime to golf, so 20 people love the heat. i know you're out there. if you you're going to be out and about just be careful, of course, be aware of how you're feeling heat exhaustion. even heat stroke comes along with this type of heat, especially far inland. cities around the bay is going to be warm. if you don't have a c in your home could be a tough could be a tough afternoon giving you a love. look here over mount diablo, where mount diablo relative humidity below 10% so

in addition to the hot hot weather, we're dealing with very dry weather. the excessive heat warning begins this morning at 11 o'clock, and we'll go all the way to wednesday. now originally , it was tuesday. now we're in the wednesday high is expected to hit 110 for some of our inland cities right now. monday tuesday still look to be the hottest days and some of the hottest weather so far this year giving you look at where the heat advisory it is for our basic mew nitties does include santa cruz and capitola going to be really warm there, but the rest of our beaches not included in san francisco not included in the heat advisory. we are expecting a lot of eighties around the bay, even some nineties and a view here of areas of. talbot we actually lost that reading. but mountie babble about 85 degrees, relative humidity down about 9% right now. ben loman in the senate cruz mountains, reporting 87 degrees and relative humidity is 12% so heightened fire danger in a long the very warm, warm weather 58 degrees right now in san francisco, we have low sixties in napa. upper sixties

in livermore, brentwood here, 73 mostly sunny to start your day never really cooled off for you there afternoon in san francisco going to be gorgeous 77 for today, mid seventies when the game starts over at oracle park giants taken on the phillies. let's go. giants get that win the west priest about 12 mph. so it's going to be just a light breeze. which means if you're sitting in the stands, it could fill a bit warm. five even 10 degrees above that number. we showed you a moment ago into the north bay 97 for napa. today for the inner east bay, one of four in concord. come west. we've got 84 in berkeley. we've got 74 in pacifica. meanwhile santa cruz, you're gonna be baking at 94 101 05 in gilroy, the extended forecast even hotter for tomorrow. holding study on tuesday. temperatures begin to cool off just a bit on wednesday. even more so on thursday, now back below the 100 degree mark for inland cities low eighties around the bay sixties at the coast back to you. alright. thanks, rosemary.

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while the parade is free admission to the main festival will cost you $10 event includes live music and vendors, and% oakland is also receiving extra shipments of the monkey pox or m pox vaccine. this celebration is actually one of two separate pride events in oakland. pride vest, which only began last year, is next sunday. and many bay area film lovers are beating the heat this weekend by going to an air conditioned movie theater and yesterday many got a real bargain when they paid for their movie ticket because many bay area movie houses were among the 3000 theaters across the country that sold tickets for just three bucks quite a deal when you consider that most theaters are charging about $15 for an evening showing these days we are here to watch. all the movies we can watch $3 and popcorn is $3 drinks is $3 and decided to make a family made, the men decided to make it a family day. what a great family

day. organizers of the national cinema day said the goal of this special discount day was to celebrate the return of in person movies after slow business at theaters during the pandemic. another deal. bart's 50th anniversary celebration is bringing steep discounts to fairs all month long. the agency is also hosting a string of events to celebrate that big milestone pal street station writers will be able to play classic vintage arcade games like pac man space invaders while waiting for a train. it's a nod to the time back in 1976 when bart and atari teamed up to place a gaming console on the platform to promote atari's new games and bring revenue to bart village games will be available to play at powell street station through september. the ninth fares are half off through the month of september. good deal. we'll get dangerously hot parts of the bay area the next couple of days coming up at nine o'clock, we will ask a local doctor cardiologist for the signs of whether is number one

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state. cardinal first play from scrimmage. there you go. say hi to e. j. smith going 87 yards to the house. you had a couple of touchdowns on the ground, looking a lot like dear old dad. who just happens to be hall of famer dallas cowboys star emmitt smith. stanford brushing off colgate easily 41 to 10. usc though, will come to play next saturday on the farm. cal shook off a slow start, but the offense woke up in the second quarter against u. c davis, jack plummer transfer out of produce , throwing three touchdown passes in his debut as a golden bear as the bears beat the aggies 34 13 their head coach, justin wilcox. blaming the beginning of the game on some early season. jeter's minus one yard for the first quarter, but the bears got it together, ended up with 415 yards in the game. they will host unlv next saturday in game two, and then game three. it's a biggie. hello south bend, indiana. they take on notre dame on the 17th.

excessive heat warnings will be in effect later this morning. we're live from one of the beaches that is expected to be packed today with people trying to beat that heat. plus, we're alive with a doctor who's telling us the signs you need to look out for if you have to be outside during the successive heat warning. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and let's take you outside to the golden gate bridge. looking gorgeous this morning, sir francisco is a great place to be today. if you're looking for a place to be less hot than the other places around the bay area, you can see clear skies, blue water that people already out on the water on this sunday, september 4th good morning. welcome the mornings onto thanks for waking up with us. i'm claudine wong. happy hot sunday one at all. i'm frank malika. let's throw it over to rosemary and find out along we're going to be in this furnace that is california. it's

going to be a few days with the hottest weather still coming. you know, we have seen temperatures in the upper nineties too low one hundreds for the last few days on and off over inland cities. today we're going to tack on a few degrees and then monday end are sunday monday into tuesday. we're looking at temperatures reaching near 110 degrees, some of the hottest temperatures so far this year. of course, with that comes elevated fire, danger and health concerns. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up in just a little bit. okay sounds good. rosemary oroczo. few days we are going to experience the hottest temperatures we've had all year. let's go to ktvu as tom baker, who joins us now live from crown beach. and says he has been talking with someone who was expecting big crowds at those beaches today gets a little hotter every time we check in with you, dom. you know it is. it's really hot now you know, from the sun coming down, but actually, there's still this light cool breeze behind me, and

it's a wonderful, wonderful temperature, and that's going to get hotter later. but the reality is crown beach is wonderful for number of reasons. first of all, it sits right along the bay. but on top of that, you don't have to go across the bay bridge to get to the ocean, which is a really nice thing. that's why a lot of people come here. we did speak to one guy who talks about why he goes out early in the morning. he lives right around here. but what he really thinks is going on, and here's what he had to say. it gets pretty crowded in the afternoon, so we don't get out in the morning or later in the day. it's not too bad, but the middle of the day. it gets pretty crowded here. yeah, such heat events are coming more frequently with hotter hearts and drier dries. i think the patterns have changed . a lot of goes through spells like that. you know you're getting it all over the country. it's not just an isolated area, and it's beginning to look a lot more like a new and ever changing normal. i think the climate is definitely changing. there's reason to be concerned, but you know hopefully that some

point we'll be able to turn this around a little bit. this situation is really one above climate change where we are seeing things happening that haven't happened before and really started getting serious in 2017 when we started having all the firestorms, and obviously we're trying to do something about it, but that is a very tall order. when we come back in about a half hour, we're gonna talk to another guy here who talks also about what people can expect this afternoon. if they come over here, or it's one of the many, many places along the bay or the ocean. where lots of people are going reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox two. alright tom, it already looks hot. their doctors and hospitals are warning barry residents to take precautions against this stifling heat children. the elderly and people with chronic health conditions are particularly vulnerable and here to talk about the health issues. we should all be concerned about. these guys are permanent cardiologists dr. read it. nate how are you? great happy sunday . happy sunday to you as well. are you busy right now,

especially with this week. that's about to drop on us. incredibly busy, and as being a cardiologist, this is the time of the year and then i inevitably hear from patients about muscle cramps, palpitations, hot weather. young old anybody with chronic medical conditions that makes them more susceptible to heat related injury. what is cardinal rule number one? what should people be doing if you're going to go out and about or even if you're at home? this is where i think about that old adage. an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and this is definitely something we thrive on at kaiser permanente, um, stay out of the heat, if at all possible. try to rest recharge, stay well hydrated lots of tips to be able to do it well and safely during the hot season. so what have you got a couple of kids, or perhaps you have an older parent. what are some of the signs you should look out for if you're in a backyard barbecue or something like that . i think this is a great question. so some of the signs and symptoms that you should

look out for include things such as headache, nausea, excessive perspiration or sweating, which is your body's natural response to try to court self down things like passing out or feeling dizzy. those are signs of extreme heat exhaustion or stroking for what you should seek immediate medical care. and i was just up in tahoe. i'm pretty much an spf 80 kind of guys, but i got a little sunburnt and what do people do for that? i imagine that's an issue as well. sunburns are really a very serious thing. so we always recommend spf greater than 30 try to apply at least every two hours of possible. when your skin does get burned. it impairs your body's ability to actually regulate its own temperature. so staying out of sun sun blocking well, critically important. let's talk about hydration because drinking water is good for your body. how much should we be drinking on a super hot day like this? excellent question. so first of all, if you don't have any chronic medical conditions that impair your ability to hydrate.

well, that's the first thing that you should check in on, for example, some patients with congestive heart failure. we actually have to be a little bit more cautious about fluid. for the vast majority of the population. you don't want to wait until you get thirsty. that's too late. you want to hydrate continuously, if possible. try to get at least eight cups of water in per day. and if you're exercising more rigorously during the outdoor time, actually try to stay away from the caffeinated or alcoholic beverages. continuous hydration is actually critically important. cold beer after mowing the lawn goes down pretty good, but it's actually does the reverse, right? does it actually can dehydrate you and i'll give you an example of how you can do things well. now i'm the mom of three boys under the age of seven. so i find myself outside very often. we were actually at a birthday party yesterday for one of my little boy's best friends and the mama did everything just so well. the party was timed mid morning, so we were there before it got too hot and the sun was bearing down lots of shade structures, both with tents. there was spf

greater than 37 block everywhere . there was water available for the kids, and i thought, you know, one of the greatest things that she did was she timed lunch and birthday cake perfectly. to give the kids that time away from the sun to get back into the shade. right well, that's all good and pets to yeah, water . keep them indoors. i mean, they're they're just like us indoors if you can for pets and also be really cautious and remember about not leaving kids alone in the cars, for example, or pets in the car, and how hot is too hot? i mean, does 8100 and five is that different than 85? we're making a big deal about it because triple digits are kind of ipod. hoping but it can happen it, you know 75 degrees, right? absolutely and you know, from a medical perspective when your core body temperature gets above 103 degrees, that's where we're really worried. and that's where you want to again. get out of sun find shade cold temperatures , sips of water if you can cool compresses and towels and or a

cold shower or a bath or that type of thing. and keep an eye for friends or colleagues that, um, you know, check in on people. yes indeed. and if you get a neighbor with a pool, knock on their door, right? absolutely alright, doctor returning. thank you. so much for your tips. we really appreciate it. all right, rosemary. it's your turn. now, maybe you can turn down the heat so we can get a bit of a break. i wish mother nature is in charge of that one, frank, but we are again looking at at least mild to warm conditions in areas near pacifica and around the bay is going to be warm our inland cities. the doctor said. you really just have to build your strategy around avoiding that heat in the afternoon. plan your activities during the morning hours. you know, if you plan on having an a family event, maybe wait until sunset. wait until making an evening party instead of right in the middle of the day. here's a look at san jose, where we do have mostly blue skies and a little bit of haze out. their quality right now is good to moderate over areas of the north bay, the central bay

and through the south bay for the afternoon, it will be good to moderate to slightly unhealthy. another spare the air. day in place definitely comes along with this type of weather, so i would expect to spare. the errors will come along with the next few days as well. here's a look at mostly clear skies overhead. where don't we don't see much of any fog out there even along the coastline for today, and the onshore breezes very, very weak , almost non existent unless you're right near the coast or just inside the bay 59 degrees right now, at half moon bay, we have 70 degrees in napa for the inner east bay 74 in brentwood, upper sixties hayward into the south. by 71 over san jose, look at the peninsula here for you. 69 in belmont 68 for you woodside sixties right now, after tim and for the afternoon temperatures coming up a few degrees over yesterday. santa rosa 94 yesterday for you today going to 100 eighties and oakland yesterday today 85 104 in livermore. that's a very hot one for you there. 94 expected for san jose temperatures will

continue to climb with the warnings and advisories starting at 11 o'clock this morning. better details on these afternoon highs and that extended forecast and the advisories coming up in just a little bit. all right. thank you . rosemary major concerns about california's power grid as we begin the hottest days of the holiday weekend heatwave emergency agencies across the state are closely monitoring electricity used in both homes and businesses. they're worried that several straight days of triple digit temperatures in many parts of the state could push the power grid to its limit, and there is good reason for those concerns. on thursday night, the demand for power in california reached its highest level since september of 2017. last few days are likely to be a dress rehearsal for what's going to be a much more significantly stressed set of conditions here as we get into the heart of the weekend, in particular this event and the demand for electricity continues to escalate. moving into monday, tuesday and wednesday and potentially even beyond. the

agency that runs california's power grid is urging everyone to continue to conserve energy during the next several days. that agency has issued another flex alert for today, and that's due to the extreme heat that we're seeing. it starts at four o'clock this afternoon. it will continue until nine o'clock tonight, so everyone being asked to hold off on using those major appliances. we're talking dishwashers and washing machines. during that time period. people looking for a break from the heat and take advantage of the cooling centers that are now set up all around the bay area. dozens of air conditioned cooling centers will open later today from sonoma county to southern santa clara county. they are located and libraries, community centers and other city and county buildings . you can find a list of those barriers, cooling centers and their hours of operation. check it out at our website, go to ktvu .com for all that in for me? the mantle getting full for former president barack obama more than new award he just one which will now join his two

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up in california, siskiyou county say at least 100 homes have now been destroyed in a huge wildfire that's burning some 50 miles south of the oregon border. at least three people have already been injured. the mill fire started

friday afternoon. the latest numbers from cal fire showed has grown. more than 4200 acres. it's not 25% contained, but that's up dramatically from yesterday at this time where there was zero containment, fast moving flames have forced the evacuation of hundreds of people. it just happened so fast . i mean, i looked out back. oh, my god, there's smoke. and that's saying i know my phone screaming, saying evacuate, evacuate! evacuate. fire is destroyed entire neighborhoods and weed in a city about 2900 people there. firefighters all across siskiyou county are dealing with super hot temperatures and strong winds as they battle the big flames. the train is kind of the driving thing with these because these mountains are really almost straight up and down. fire crews are also battling another huge fire. just 15 miles away, that is the mountain fire. that too,

is forcing people out of their homes. scout fire says the second fire, also in siskiyou county has burned more than 4800 acres and right now is only 5% contained. firefighters from the bay area now helping on the fire lines and siskiyou county, alameda county firefighters posted this video on twitter of cruise heading north to help out in the growing battle against the mill and mountain fires. another twitter post shows firefighters from santa rosa leaving to help out insist you county stay with mornings onto we're going to keep updating you on these two big fires, and for many people, the labor day weekend is a final chance for a summer getaway. and for a lot of people that means flying out of town so big crowds expected at airports should be a real test for us airlines, which had 145 flights canceled. and more than 3700 delays in the us yesterday. so far today, 67 flights are canceled. we've got more than 400 delays. only one sfo flight is canceled their 24 flights delayed at major bay area

airport so far, the ceo of frontier says it's been a rough season for both airlines and their passengers. well i think this summer has been a challenge for a lot of carriers. i think there's been significant cancelations as you you're covering. it is also turning out to be a busy day and a busy holiday weekend on the highways as well because people are saying they decided to hit the road. since those gas prices have dropped 20% since their all time highs that we saw back in june. the list of awards for former president obama keep on growing last 91 anime for narrating a netflix documentary series are great national parks , the five parts show, which features national parks from all around the globe, is produced by his production company, higher ground. he was the biggest name in the category full of famous nominees. including kareem abdul jabbar, david attenborough and the paedo janko, the former president also has two grammy awards, and it was one of our

youngest presidents inaugurated , so he's got a few chapters yet to write, and he's writing him. yes. grammys grammys. pretty impressive broadway. yeah who knows for that one will wait for that one. all right. time now is 9 17 hitting on 9 18 and is that the clock ticks along? we watched the temperature gauge tick along with it. yes, we are looking at a big warmup as we've been talking about. we've been talking about it all week. so hopefully you have put your pet plans in place. hopefully you have bought those extra fans because we are looking at some of the hottest weather of the year. coming our way today warmer than yesterday, the two hottest days expected to be monday and tuesday and giving you a live look here over san jose san jose expected to top out at 94 this afternoon, little bit hazy sky out there good. moderate air quality reported this morning and moderate to slightly unhealthy. for our inland cities today, including san jose, the santa clara valley as well as the inner east bay. it is a spare the air day. the excessive heat warning begins at

11 o'clock this morning. the national weather service has extended ito wednesday. originally it was until tuesdayo about 110 degrees right now again monday tuesday looked to be the hottest days. and that means you'll really want to take it easy. and if you can avoid that afternoon heat be indoors with the a. c the heat advisory starts this morning as well and we'll go until tuesday. originally it was expected to expire tomorrow night. it includes our basic communities. it also includes part of the coastline over santa cruz in capitola because santa cruz and capital and those areas expected to warm into the nineties as well does not include san francisco does not include the rest of the coastline, including north bay coast. so if you are trying to beat the heat, maybe head west but do expect, of course, some travel delays. as i imagine a lot of people are going to be headed in that direction. ben loman 87 degrees relative humidity 14% at this

hour, so we are already very warm and very dry in our hills. monte able. we lost the reading earlier this morning, but mountable also well into the eighties. relative humidity is 10% temperature wise in and around the bay area will start in san francisco at 62 sixties along the coast there at half moon bay get into the north bay. it's already warming up in napa at 70 even warmer than that, in brent was 75 74 outside your door. san jose the afternoon highs coming in at right about 100 degrees for santa rosa today, which is several degrees above yesterday and well above the average by about 15 degrees or so san francisco seven. degrees above the norm 85 for oakland today one oh, four in livermore 94 as we mentioned a moment ago for san jose. a better look at some of these afternoon highs for you 97 in nevada 98 for valeo. you get over areas of concord. you're looking at 104 for today into the south bay, la scottish will go to 100 degrees red with city 92 so mild to warm to scorching

hot depending on where you're going to be. here is a look at your extended forecast. we do have temperatures continuing to climb and topping out tomorrow tuesday. a slight cool down on when's day better cooling on thursday, when our inland cities finally befall below 100 degrees eighties around the bay sixties at the coast, claudia thank you. thanks rosemary in full force this weekend, the numbers are trying to reduce as more drivers hit the road for the holiday and the level of harmful algae blooms in the bay area. waters is declining after the break. why scientists say we're still weeks away, though, from seeing an end to the dying fish that

chief water agency says the harmful algae bloom in san francisco bay now appears to be in decline. however those scientists say the depleted oxygen caused by that algae could lead to many marine life deaths in the days and weeks ahead. the algae bloom, better known as red tide has changed the color of much of the san francisco bay into a reddish brown. it's believed to be the largest in the bayes recorded history and is being blamed for the deaths of thousands of fish and nasa now says it will be weeks and possibly months before the artemis mission gets back to that launchpad, another dangerous fuel leak on that space launch system rocket canceled yesterday's planned lift off the rocket and orion

space capsule are now back inside and maintenance building that kennedy space center. engineers are gonna have to try to figure out what caused that latest leak. the problem is exposing the extremely cold liquid hydrogen fuel to outdoor air temperatures. the liquid hydrogen is minus 423 degrees fahrenheit, so we want to make sure those engines are nice and cool. before we start flowing that cold, cold cold, propel it in there. the mission was scrubbed because of the amount of flammable hydrogen that was escaping was more than twice as high as safety limits allow nasa administrator bill nelson stressing that safety has to be a top priority for this mission . it is a test of the equipment to make sure that it will be safe to put four humans on board when artemis two's mission comes around. depending on how quickly this problem can be solved and working around other missions that are already scheduled at kennedy space center. it could be mid october before artemis rolls back out to the launch

pad. well less than 30 minutes. we will be live with astronomer gerald regan. for those reasons science center will be talking about some of the hurdles scientists will need to overcome ahead of that next launch. also ahead. people living inland may want to visit the beach this weekend to escape those scorching temperatures coming up that beach safety tips first responders want you don't know about welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway series menu. you've never seen subs like this before chuck. meteoric meatiness, and chowtown cheesiness... let's go to our panel for more appetizing analysis. the new monster's bacon has consummate craveable crispiness! the new boss is a perfect ten. (♪ ♪) wait, what are we talking about? gronk! thank you for... nothing. (laughs) the new subway series. what's your pick?

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beach where many are expected to visit today, as the inland temperatures go beyond the three digit mark. plus the artemus one mission is likely delayed until next month. we're speaking live with a local astronomer about the hurdles nasa scientists will need to overcome before the rocket finally blast off to the moon coming up. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning, everyone. welcome back to morning. it's on to on this super hot sunday to be and we are looking live at the trail around the lafayette reservoir this morning, a popular hiking trail, a number of people have been out and about the parking lot looked pretty crowded about an hour ago. and as you can see, excessive heat warnings are out. so if you're going out and about take a go bag. take care of

yourself hydrate because it's gonna get hotter as the day progresses. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank malika claudine wong. alright let's talk about that. we see people out early. that is smart rosemary, because as the day progresses, it's only going to get warmer. and certainly you want to get those miles in that lower rim of the lafayette reservoir also has some shade. if you go to the upper rim, forget it. forget it already 74 degrees there and going to about 97 so let's go now. yeah every 15 9 minutes or soda temperatures take up just a little bit more and as we get into the afternoon, especially far inland cities if you're going to 97 in the afternoon, that means 87 by about lunchtime , so warm and moving fast. we are giving you a look at what you can expect for the coastline mild to warm with 74 pacifica 2 94 in santa cruz, mid eighties to mid nineties around the bay and far inland communities mid nineties to about one. oh, six. temperatures will continue to

climb into the coming days. better details on your bay area sunday your holiday monday and what you can expect in the extended forecast coming up. alright well is he wave is going to be with us for a while, and people will be looking for ways to beat that heat. ktvu tom vacar live for us at crown beach and alameda county, which is expected to be poor than a lot of other places, but not necessarily cool. and tom when we checked in with you at seven this morning, there was a nice little breeze. and then it got a little warmer than its little warmer. now you've made it down to the sand. well the reason we're standing this right now is on this side. i feel pretty good heat from the sun on this side. i still feel that nice cool breeze. now that's going to obviously change as time goes by, as the sun gets higher in the air, it's going to obviously warm things up a whole lot more , but you really have to go back to 2017 to really understand what we see the beginnings of here. 2017 was when we first started having all those firestorms and those firestorms

did damage we had not seen. for a long, long time and never in that kind of rapid succession. here's what the gentleman we met today. just this morning. he lives out here and here's what he had to say about all of that. i think i got really hot deal get like 90 degrees, never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95 definitely be cooler here on the beach. i wouldn't necessarily recommend swimming here. but you know, it'll be like a nice little reprieve. i guess you can say beach. i mean, i think it's actually okay now, but like in the past, i know that there have been like some oil spills in the bay that have kind of infiltrated over here and then on top of that, i think there was also like a lice like a sea lice outbreak like like 10 years ago. so i mean, i think a lot of like, you know, people who live here in alameda. they kind of just that it's kind of sore history. obviously, people here feel comfortable with the situation right here. of course, if you get in with a few blocks, the temperature does get much,

much harder. another gentleman that we met out here absolutely equates us to climate change. and he says, basically, that climate change is making all of these changes happen. hotter hotter, drier, dries and all of that stuff, and he believes that we still have a chance to get a hold of it, but we have to get a hold of it very, very soon. reporting live from crown beach. tom baker ktvu fox tunes. alright, thank you, tom. well as rosemary has been talking about tom has been talking about. we've got temperatures on the rise for sure, and that is something that we have to deal with, and it is also causing some some fire dangers as well. let's talk about the mill fire. we can the firefighters there are battling, uh, huge fire that's going about 50 miles south of the california oregon border. cal fire says at least 100 homes have now been destroyed in that mill fire. that they have that's in siskiyou county. at least three people have been injured. cal fire says it has grown to more than 4200 acres 25% containment and that's good news because it's up dramatically. zero

containment this time yesterday morning, one man working at his job as a custodian at we'd high school. when that fire broke out friday afternoon. we lost our whole neighborhood tried to pick up my aunt went up, um, railroad avenue. the fires. the flames were so bad i couldn't get up the road. fire crews are also battling another big fire. this one only 15 miles away. it's been around for a week or so. the mountain fires, forcing people out of their homes as well. cal fire says that second fire also insists you county has burned 4800 acres and just 5% containment on that one and fire crews battling the route fire down in southern california now have that 87% contained that fire started wednesday near interstate five and northern l. a county and burned more than eight. where miles since then destroyed at least two homes for people who have been evacuated. now being allowed to go back

home. it's been super hot down there as well. temperatures well over 100 degrees the last couple of days and at last check. seven firefighters have been treated for heat related injuries battling that fire. well, the walker fire burning south of willits and mendocino county is 60% contained. that's a 20% increase since yesterday, and the burn zone is holding at 109 acres. evacuation orders have been lifted, but people are being told to prepare to evacuate again. if that wind shifts directions, highway one. oh, one open again in both directions happening today, the chp has increased patrols on our highways and bridges. all around the state during this long labor day holiday highway patrol's maximum enforcement period began friday evening will continue until late monday night into the tuesday morning commute. officers cracking down on drivers who speed that are distracted, drive recklessly or appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 43 people

died in highway crashes in california during last year's labor day holiday, and chp made some 985 do you i arrest last year. well san jose police are investigating two deadly accidents involving pedestrians and 1 24 hour period, the most recent took place shortly before nine o'clock last night in south san jose. investigators say a car ran over and killed a person who was walking across the street near santa teresa high school. police say the driver is cooperating with authorities and that fatal accident followed the death of a pedestrian in a suspected drunk driving crash on #### you're avenue earlier yesterday morning. police say the driver of a truck ran over and killed a man who was walking on that street. investigators say the victim had just gotten out of his own car due to an earlier accident. police arrested the driver of the truck on the ui and vehicular manslaughter charges. 25 pedestrians have now been killed on the streets of san jose since the beginning of this year. and police in san jose are also investigating a stabbing near communications hill.

investigators say two men were wounded in the attack on hill cap avenue late yesterday afternoon. one man is listed in critical condition. the other is expected to survive. police say there's no word of any arrests or any possible motives at this time back to our heatwave covers . now many are expected to head on to the coast today to escape triple digit temperatures and ktvu greg liggins went to one of the go to spots and san francisco where cooler temperatures do come with some risks. beneath the water along some of california's beautiful coastline lies a hidden danger. one of those danger zones is here at san francisco's ocean beach is one of the most dangerous beaches in probably all steel, california. um there's incredible title changes in terms of movement and also the currency. they're called rip currents, and they've killed many people here over the years . if you do get caught in a riptide, and you'll know right away because it's going to shoot you out, probably within a second, you'll be out 40 5100 ft out. you don't want to swim

against it better to swim parallel to shore and shout for help. throughout the hot labor day weekend. this is one cool but potentially dangerous place . people are flocking to seeking relief from scorching inland temperatures. michael scott and his family lived just outside sacramento. we're just trying to get out of here to beat the heat. it's going to be 112. i think monday and tuesday so we figured might come out here to the beach and cool off, scott says. he's aware of the danger here. but not everyone is and some don't pay attention to the many warning signs 5 to 6 lifeguards with the national park service will be patrolling this beach through the holiday weekend, ready for rescues and warning people like this man and his sons that it's best to stay close to shore. she basically said rough currents out there, but also to try to for these guys to make sure that they stay in water about it their knee height and not to go too far out beyond that, unless they had flippers on lifeguards aren't the only ones who save lives here. san francisco firefighters due to and somewhere out brushing up on their surf rescue

skills, it's not just to just do the training, but let's just see what the currents are doing so that they're aware danger can easily be avoided by staying out of the water. but for those who insist on going in they'll find hot weather relief in abundance as this little guy confirmed in a shivering assessment of conditions, freezing freezing very, very cold. for those who prefer to stay out of the water and would rather hike along the cliffs. first responders say, stay on the trails, they say too many people are venturing off and risking their lives trying to get that perfect selfie for the gram, and it's not worth it. greg legans ktvu fox two news. yes and as rosemary just said, feet in the water, the water that will cool you down. you don't need to go farther than that. mm hmm. beaches. scary yeah, we do. have some nice beach weather coming our way. if you are going to be out there as of course, be careful. never turn your back to the water. keep an eye on your little ones.

keep them close by, but we have 74. degrees expected for pacifica today. how about that giving you a live look here at alameda. alameda will be into the eighties for the afternoon. so it will be warm out there, but not too bad. and then as we go inland, that's where you really will want to be indoors during the hottest part of the day because we are reaching and exceeding that 100 degree mark. storm tracker to hear can't see any fog out there this morning and the onshore breeze nearly non existent, very localized just along the coast and just inside the bay. if we take a look at some of the winds out there right now in our hills, even coming in from the northeast atlas peak, oakland north that's a very dry, dry air, and we've been watching the relative humidity really plummet as well with relative humidity. mount diablo right now about 10% 62 degrees right now in san francisco, we have 70 novato napa upper sixties along the east bay shore mid upper seventies for some of our warmer spots inland 77 right now in brentwood. let's take a tour

will start in the east bay where we have 76 right now. lafayette 82. 82 in danville. at least one neighborhood there. we've got two areas over napa santa rosa nevado. very calm, very stagnant error in place and very hot air in place. and with that we have a spare the air day in place more onto the numbers here. 73 woodside 64 after tim and the afternoon highs for today, warming up over yesterday by several degrees, santa rosa 94 year afternoon high on saturday today is going to be 100 85 expected for oakland of hot one of four for livermore and 94 over san jose into our north bay 96 for san rafael along the peninsula 81 in san mateo. and for the east bay will go one. oh, six for anti octet preachers continuing to climb tomorrow and tuesday looked to be the hottest day days before we begin to cool things back. details coming in the extended forecast, claudine okay. thanks, rosemary. well

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before artemus is ready to launch and the head of nasa's is knowing when not to launch because of technical issues is something all astronauts know is possible, including on his 1986 flight aboard the space shuttle columbia. we scrubbed four times. we were delayed over the better part of a month, but the fifth try was an almost flawless 60 missions, so um is part of our space program. be ready for the scrubs. be ready for the scrubs. nelson says. nasa has a history of getting part way through a countdown, finding a problem fixing it and then going on to have a successful mission . and he says that's what he and thousands of other nasa workers expect to happen with artemis as well. okay, let's talk more about this. joining us to talk about that engine leak that led to scientists calling for that scrub yesterday astronomer gerald muskegon with the shabbos space and science center. good morning to you. good morning. how are you? i'm good. i'm good . so let's talk about this. i

mean, this is science. it is not always perfect in the first run out or even the second run out, and we're talking about an eight inch quick disconnect. we're all trying to, you know, write science smart. you know, as we're watching all these problems develop. tell me what? what we should know about this disconnect. well ok, so a quick disconnect. it's actually something that's pretty common. you know, i just brought one along here just as a demonstration. this is one for garden hoses. so you have a nozzle here. and it's connected to the hose. and all i gotta do is pull this and it comes apart again and back together, so this is a very common type of quick disconnected you might find in your household. ah. but you know, we also know we have leaky hoses at home right like it's. it's just don't have hydrogen fuel coming out of them so there are gaskets around it seals to prevent leaks. but as we all know, they are very commonly leak. um the quick disconnect on the course stage of the space

launch system rocket is eight inches in diameter, and it's much more complex than this. it's remote controlled and it uh it can leak because it's passing hydrogen liquid hydrogen into the tank in the core stage. and liquid hydrogen. uh it's very prone to leakage because they hydrogen molecules very small and so that they had a leak, and apparently it's because the seals are not sealing properly, so they're going to have to disassemble it and kind of repair it and put it back together again, so that's why they had to fill a dollar. that changes. sorry sorry. i'll just say that does change the new date and it changes the timing of everything. you know. we should emphasize that artemus one. harvest two is hopefully going to have humans on board, i think is the plan. and so we got

to get this stuff correct and make sure that it all goes smoothly before we move on to the next level, even if it's hard for people to be patient. i want to talk about this october timing, though, because it's whether, but it's also a lot of other things. it's the calendar over there that that can be very, very busy at the space center. that's correct there for this mission because of how they want to fly around the moon. uh and the timing of it, it's real important that you launch only at certain times. the moon has to be in the right position. you don't want to fly it out there and discovered the moon's not there anymore. so you have to launch so that the timing is right so that you can arrive at the moon at the right time. there are several constraints that they have, uh, the moon has to be below the equator at the time they arrived, uh when they're in orbit around the moon. the moon will block the sun part of the time when they're in orbit, and they have limits on how long the moment can block the sun. so there's

just a lot of these different factors that go into determining when the launch window it, so there's a launch window coming up here later in september, but there are some other issues with that. there is another man's launch. that is also scheduled later in september. and there's a you know, concerned about trying to thanks to both of those at the same time. there's also the fact that it's going to take some time to repair this quick disconnect so most likely the next launch window is going to be starting on october 17th and that will ask for several days and one issue that that one issue with that launch window is said a good portion of it with only allow them to do a 26 day. uh mission instead of a 42 day mission, you know, the idea here for the most recent launch was to do a 42 day mission. but if they launch, um in the october 17th ah watch window, which is

actually several days long and most of those days if they launched it would be just a 26 day mission and again. this is because of things like lighting on the want to do it in daylight and also the c ocean off the coast of california, they want to do that in daylight, preferably at least three hours before sunset so well, so much to talk about. timing factor. a lot of the times herald mckagan. unfortunately, we have to leave it. there were out of time. but i will say bowen, space science, space and science that are really a great place to kind of continue this conversation. i know you have a viper exhibit there, and really, it has sparked renewed interest and excitement into this journey into space. as we look to a decades after we've last been there, so i appreciate all your information and really, i encourage people to head to ship . boda continue. please please come up and visit us at tchibo. we've got a lot to show you.

awesome. thank you so much have a great warning. thank you. cool yes, rosemary. i love it. and so many people talking about space and this is, you know, exploration and getting very excited about this, and we're seeing all those people down in florida. just waiting. waiting the anticipation is building. you know, we just it'll happen it just make sure it happens. the right way. yes be very excited when it finally does cloudy and good morning to you and happy sunday to all of you. hopefully you're having an enjoyable holiday weekend. we do have the heat to dialing up once again for today, with the hottest temperature still on the way from monday and tuesday. here's a look over alameda, where we have mostly sunny skies from the coast around the bay and inland for today, and the onshore breeze very, very weak. alameda expected to warm into the low to mid eighties. for today, it is a spare the air day, although at this hour quality around the region is good north bay central bay down through the south bay will turn slightly on her. healthy for the inner east bay as well as the santa clara valley getting into the afternoon and i do expect that spare the air will continue

into the days ahead as our pattern not really going to change a whole lot. the excessive heat warning moves into place at 11 am afford the shades of red, the north bay valley and hills, the east bay valley and hills and at the santa clara valley santa cruz mountain area for not only today tomorrow tuesday, but now lasting into wednesday, so we have a stretch of very hot weather. and we've already been experiencing upper nineties to low one hundred's for inland cities, so it just continues and only going to grow worse, the advisory for our basic communities as well as the peninsula starts later this morning, and we'll go until tuesday. originally, it was going to expire tomorrow night. now we're going to go until tuesday night. it does not include san francisco. it does not include our north bay coastline nor areas along the san francisco coastline down through san mateo county. it does include, however santa cruz capitola and that structure of area there if you're going to the beaches there, expect upper eighties low nineties into the afternoons 61 degrees right now at half moon bay 72 in nevada

for the inner east bay. it's warm 78 for you. brentwood 75 over walnut creek into the afternoon. going to be baking 97 in nevada for the inner east bay triple digit heat for you here one of six in anti attack as we slide towards the water. we've got 77 in san francisco. a nice 74 for pacifica, south bay, though there santa cruz at 94 for the afternoon low one hundred's expected over areas near los cotto's will hit the century mark 94 in san jose, one of 64. morgan hill extended forecast even hotter for tomorrow, and then we are going to see a near repeat on on tuesday near 110 for our inland cities. we're talking about nineties around the bay upper seventies to low nineties expected for the coastline depending on where you're going to be. tuesday or wednesday into thursday. temperatures do begin to cool off, finally falling below that century mark on thursday for inland cities eighties around the base sixties at the coast, claudia alright, thanks, rosemary. well be here. your college football teams are

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faked former pitt panther jordan anderson to give us see the first score, the trojans never trailed. going on to beat the rice owl 66 to 14 and temperatures that were higher than 100 degrees on that field. now the team had to wear their helmets and pads and their uniforms. but the sc band, which normally marches in rural uniforms and metal helmets, were ordered to make some changes because of the weather first. so for the first time in at least half a century that spirit of troy wore shorts. t shirts and their usual sunglasses to perform in before, during and after the game. school officials said the change was to prevent the musicians from passing out from the heat. and happening today. oakland pride is taking place in person. this is the 12th anniversary of that event. the parade, kicking off at 10 30 this morning at broadway and 14th street. the parade is free . but admission to that main festival will cost you $10. the event includes live music and vendors. oakland is also receiving extra shipments of the monkey pox pox vaccines. this

celebration is actually one of two separate pride events in oakland pride fest, which only began last year is next sunday. i don't think you need a code for that one. probably no coats . no coach. water, sunscreen. all that good stuff? yes. we got a beer. we got a hot week ahead , don't we? we do well inland, especially right. but um, i was in sacramento yesterday. it was one. oh, five. you know, when you live in hot weather relative , you learn how to just deal with it. but we do need reminders. sometimes you know, avoid that afternoon heat during plenty of water. even if you don't feel thirsty, it's important to stay hydrated. temperatures will be warmer today. hottest weather coming monday and tuesday when our inland cities you know, hit 110 degrees or so. so that is just painfully hot. but if you take care and avoid that afternoon, he should be okay. meanwhile around the bay eighties and nineties that's warm will be

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