affecting thousands of morning commuters now. a fast moving wildfire just explodes in size overnight during this hot weather spell, the latest on the mosquito fire, and it's forcing evacuations this morning up in plaster county. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian everyone i'm frank mallicoat. today is wednesday, september the seventh . you were just outside. is it warm out there feels about the same to me. i would like to think there's a bit of a change, but it's not 100 degrees this yet, but it's a comment much of the barrier. let's check in with roberta wanted to share with you some of the all time record high temperatures here in the bay area established yesterday afternoon now, not records just for that date. i'm talking never before has it ever been at any point this hot in the bay area 1 15 in santa rosa 1 14 and napa 1 16 livermore. how about 1 10 in

redwood city and 109 and san jose busting breaking out of all of those old time records? and so it's been very slow to cool. these are some of the coolest temperatures so far. 73 in livermore. it is now 79 in fairfield and mid sixties in hayward. how about 67 degrees in redwood city and the low seventies around the rose garden district today? it is a spare the air day we have one. oh six outside number in anti access. we're coming down 15 degrees in santa rosa. you will feel the difference but still mighty hot . and so therefore, the national weather service says that excessive heat warning remains in effect. inland through tomorrow night heat advisory expires bayside. tonight the full forecast minutes away. and right now we do have a little bit of slowing if you are driving in some areas a lot more than others. let's start with 6 80 though i want to start with crash southbound six eighties you drive and the concord area sat down, succeeded just after

willow pass road, a couple of lanes taken away by a crash. now if you're driving on 6 80, that's about the only slow down after that, it looks okay. to all the creek highway four is slow. and if you're driving on 80 and hayward, that traffic is also slow. san mateo bridge is getting busy. and of course so is the baber is that is backed up to the maze. when we come back, we'll check out some of those silicon valley commutes that are beginning to heat up a little bit at 702. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you, sal. the big story today is that we could see power outages again for thousands all across the bay area. there is another call for a flex alert this afternoon. the state grid did not have to implement rolling blackouts across california to avoid overloading the grid, but thousands of people lost power because of the strain on local power infrastructure, this cluster of yellow and green, mostly in the south bay, shows people suffering power outages in alameda and palo alto, the local power companies, they're implemented smaller, rotating outages due to high demand. some pg any customers also have been without power since yesterday afternoon. again the outage map

shows a lot of outages, mostly in the south bay. that's that cluster of yellow and green. many people haven't had power all last night and into the morning. pgd in the end, did not have to use its rotating outage program yesterday. still, the utility put more than a half million customers on alert for that possibility. the news website. there is a tool that allows customers to check their address to see if they could be next in line for being powered down. okay jeannie brexit service territory in these blocks. different cities not based on circuits not based on zip codes, but all based on kilowatts. so we know exactly how many kilowatts or how many megawatts represented by these blocks, so we easily be able to calculate, um, where we would do those rotating outages. you looked up your address and found that you were in block 50. you were not alone. he says about half of its customers are in block 50. that means they share a circuit with an emergency facility, including hospitals, police and fire stations, and those blocks are rarely powered down. people we talked with said

they knew about the rotating blackouts. they were prepared for the worst while hoping for the best. just keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't happen to us. i do have a generator. ready to go just in case just to keep my refrigerator is going pg and e. says it's weather forecast shows that today should be a little cooler than yesterday. that could mean that energy use will drop today. officials say that customers reacted quickly yesterday when they got alerts to conserve energy and that that quick action helped prevent rolling blackouts. time now is seven. oh, four. did you get one phone alerts sent to millions of californians telling them to save energy? will it made a big difference? the state says they sent the message using the wireless emergency alert system , the one that's very similar to the amber alert. the state independent system operator says. it's sort of immediate drop in the amount of power being used here in california. you can see it on the demand graph here. the state says

people were targeted in counties where the temperatures were mighty hot, including alameda, contra costa, santa clara, sonoma and solano counties. well, the extreme heat is causing big problems for bart riders rail service between plus and hill and the concord station was temporarily disrupted yesterday during the evening rush hour ktvu sm agus joins us live in pleasant hill with how things are looking. on our morning commute embarked this morning. good morning. good morning. it's looking better. actually, it's looking great. bart rail service has been restored on both tracks from here to concord. but trains are moving slower than normal, and writers should expect about a 10 minute delay. there's also a 10 minute delay on the antiochus line, going in the sfo direction due to an equipment problem on the track. stop. conquer. the

heat is so intense that it can warp and separate the track and even overheat equipment, which is exactly what happened yesterday on the track between here and conquered. i want to say that this is the worst heat wave i've ever experienced here. i can't remember ever going outside for 20 seconds and just dripping sweat. there was a partial train derailment on this same bart track back in june, also caused by heat, bart said. it's slowed down trains throughout the day yesterday and did more track inspections as a precaution. many people took the bus when real service was disrupted, and some of them scramble to make it on. today is another extremely hot day and any time temperatures reach 100 degrees or more will slow down trains. so the best advice for commuters this morning and especially in the afternoon and the temper teachers get hotter is to be checking the bar

website for any service alerts. and to expect delays reporting live in pleasant hill demagogues . ktvu fox two news thank you happening today in east bay school district is moving all of its campuses to half day schedules, all because of the heat, dublin unified said students will only be on campus for a minimum date today through friday, ministrations had closed three of their schools in the past week, all due to power outages. the dublin district says it wants to give parents a little time to make arrangements for the rest of the week. livermore schools will keep their students inside for the rest of the week rather than let them outside for recess, students will eat lunch in the cafeteria, then go back to class four indoor recess, the temperature one elementary school in livermore hit 113 degrees. the principal said. teachers and students are doing the best they can. the kids are good, though they're they're going with the flow and going inside where it's air conditioned. so fortunately, all of our classrooms are air conditioning. nothing's breaking down. those livermore civic center library is one of the

city's cooling centers. people came there to cool off catch up on a good book, charge their phones and use the internet. i'm from red bluff, california, which is like a by chico and it gets like 116 degrees, and so i never expected it to be like this hot. livermore has four cooling centers, including libraries and community centers . they're open all week, providing cool space for anyone who needs one state department of public health is advising schools to cancel all outdoor activities as well as indoor events that would be held at sites that don't have air conditioning when the heat risk level is at a three out of four. the national weather service determines the levels of most of the bay area has been in that range this past week. state also advises closely monitoring students for any heat related illnesses and encouraging everyone to drink plenty of water. there are new evacuations this morning in the sierra foothills due to a fast moving wildfire that grew in size dramatically overnight. the

mosquito fire is burning near the community of forrest hill east of i 80 and plaster county. just a short time ago, cal fire announced this fire exploded in size from about 50 acres last night to 822 acres now containment is at 0% the fires in a hard to reach area and temperatures overnight. didn't cool off. much was still 84 degrees. at one o'clock in the morning. there are mandatory evacuations for people living in nearby communities. fire crews are spending the early morning hours looking for flare ups of a fire that broke kout near the town. of rodeo. this all started near highway for barry hill road about one o'clock yesterday afternoon highway had to be shut down for about an hour, while contra costa county ground crews and cal fire crafts battled the flames. it started very close to where another fire burned on monday and threatened homes and businesses. we're pretty sure that we had a fire break from yesterday's fire that there was going to take a lot for the flames to come here unless it

went up the hill and the wind changed and the wind changed then. we would be in trouble again and start evacuating horses again. anything we can help to really do. they need help help down. that fire on monday burned 120 acres. the latest one has burned about 50 acres so far and is now 85% contained. investigators still don't know what caused those two fires to erupt. cruz fighting the fairview fire in southern california. they too, are dealing with high temperatures and uncharacteristic wins. two people died while trying to escape the flames. shortly after that fire broke out monday near the town of him it the fire is burned more than seven square miles, and at least seven structures, including seven homes. currently, it is only 5% contained. good morning. it's 7 10 right now south down six eighties where we have to go

right back to because of an earlier crash at willow pastor. they're trying to get it out of the way. it's having an effect on both 6 82 42 as you come through that little triangle there, and it's going to be tough now. after that, there's some wallet creek. slow traffic approaching the walnut creek interchange, and, of course, highway four has its traditional slow traffic heading over to concord. as we look at 8 80. it's also slow in hayward this morning bay bridge back up to the maze. metering lights are on. we haven't seen much in the south. they commute. there's some slowing on dortmund one oh, one approaching the capitol expressway and little slowing now approaching sunnyvale. if you're driving over to cupertino this morning. to 18 85 are still mostly okay, a couple of slowdowns there, but you can still get the jump on the crowd. if you go soon at 70 11, let's go back to the desk. thanks sal . coming up streets, highways close and drivers stranded after heavy downpours. flood cities on the east coast, coming up the warning from officials as more heavy rain is coming our way,

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first doses of the vaccine contact with a known case, sex workers, gay and bisexual men who have had multiple partners in the last two weeks. contra costa county is also administering. second doses to anyone who has already received their first dose more than a month ago, kaiser permanente and striking mental health workers are returning to the bargaining table. the workers have been on strike now for the past month. the clinicians want better staffing and working conditions , saying there are too few therapists for too many patients . the two sides will resume their talks tomorrow and again on friday. e cigarette maker jewel labs has agreed to pay more than $438 million to settle claims by 38 states and puerto rico over its marketing practices. the states investigated jewel and say it gave away e cigarettes to underage teens and youth youthful models in its ads and social media posts to attract young users. the company also agreed not to claim that its products of health and safety

benefits over regular cigarettes . jewel had already settled with four other states and faces more lawsuits by nine other states, including california. 7 16 here happening today, a big day for fans of apple and its products as apple is introducing new products or updates to the tech tools. millions of people consider a major part of their lives today will be different than the last couple of years. andre senior joins us live, it says it will be on the campus inside the c steve jobs theater . we're just hours away. inside is very specific thing here. this is the first indoor event apple is holding since the start of the pandemic. but apple is calling this event quote far out, and as usual, apple is only offering snippets of information , which leaves tech analysts trying to tease out what will actually be unveiled before the event actually begins. cnet editor at large, brian cooley says this should be the beginning of the iphone 14 generation. we should be willing to the apple iphone 14 generation. one of the things we expect is that they may cut out

the iphone mini and instead emphasized larger iphones, 6.1 and 6.7 inch versions of the iphone and the iphone pro these are pushing toward larger phones because apple has been pulling off kind of a magic trick in the last year or so, they have been increasing the percentage of their most expensive phones that people buy this cuts against the grain of most electronic where you expect to spend less every time you buy another tv or laptop or what have you. apple has been pretty good at pushing people up in price each time they get a new iphone. another apple product. apple fans are hoping will be updated airpods. there are reports the pro two will have enhanced sound quality and more sensors of grade to their past. cases are also anticipated, and those would include it being made water resistant and with support for meg safe wireless charging, and most apple experts believe there will also be some health related upgrades to the watch. the event . by the way starts at 10 o'clock this morning. we will bringth you guys. andre! senior

thank you. 7 18. let's get you out the door. we'll check on traffic with sal. hi, sal. good morning, guys. you and frank right now. we still do have a bunch of slow traffic out there. we have to keep going back to contra costa county because that's where a lot of the slow traffic is. how we for, and also 6 80 at willow pass. they're clearing crash. there's also some slowing after walnut creek and getting into the lafayette area on highway 24 8 80 slow from 2 38 all the way down into fremont. so the suspect commuters pretty robust. the bay bridge is backed up to the maze stopping commute now beginning to get a little bit busier heading over toward cupertino and sunnyvale, especially on 85. 7 18 doing the weather today. it's roberta. yes hi there. i was taking a look at some of these notable numbers from yesterday and not only have we seen record temperatures for particular day, but all time record heat here in the bay area has never ever been so hot here

in the bay area. some of the notable numbers healdsburg 117 back of their 1 15, by the way in sacramento is 116 degrees saratoga and gilroy both at 113. degrees 1 12 apiece danville and walnut creek, cupertino at 1 10 . by the way, it was 110 and las vegas. so it shows you that we are just as hot here, if not even hotter, and most of the united states petaluma 108. it was 1 10 actually and phoenix yesterday. and 1 11 in las vegas. you can see the haze out there the inversion layer. it is a spare the air day temperatures right now, sixties and even seventies. those are the temperatures right now. go ahead and pick out your neighborhood. 65 in novato. we have 67 degrees in redwood city. how about a pair of six and fremont? it is now 59 degrees and point is that sound good and half moon bay winds are pretty much under 10 mph except for fill fairfield at 17. we really need a good stiff

seabreeze. is in here to blow out the pollutants. we have a westerly right now at seven at sfo and three mile per hour winds and san jose again spare the air if you suffer from any kind of upper respiratory elements, you want to take it slow. today we had the deterioration of the air quality each day through friday and look at that right there. by friday, five pm it's going to be the remnants the blow off from hurricane k, which right now is a category two hurricane, the remnants are going to skim up around the state of california before venturing out over the open waters, but it's still declaring this returns to the bay area on saturday and sunday . i'm going with mostly cloudy skies over the weekend but more humid due to the remnants. it looks like the precipitation wants to make it up towards san benito in monterey counties. not so. much here locally, it bears watching. we should see a thunderstorm or shower as stray shower in the high sierra, where

yesterday because of midlevel moisture. we saw 0.23 inches of precipitation nearly a quarter of an inch of rain, and we'll see if you left over clouds all the way through the beginning of next week. but meanwhile, one day at a time that heat the excessive heat warning, still in effect for inland areas all the way till thursday night at eight pm the yellow highlighted areas in advisory and now, the national weather service says that's going to be allowed to expire tonight, which is certainly good news. it's a good sign, at least along the media seashore last night, we saw that adviser expire so again, things are starting to look brighter. but meanwhile, we are hotter here than most places in the country. death valley was at 1 25 yesterday. there you had that palm springs temperature 1 14 and phoenix at 1 10. we are forecasting one. oh, six. are outs number today. 100 s 15 degs from yesterday. you will feel the difference. but these temperatures are still mighty

hot. we should be in the mid and high eighties this time of the year and inland locations 85 degrees in oakland, 97 matteo temperatures around the peninsula in the nineties, where we have many people without a c. one. oh, three. and morgan hill ending gilroy. here's your extended forecast. we have the temperatures climb back up. on thursday, then began to descend on friday and garcia. we returned to seasonal temperatures by the weekend, but it's going to fill mcgee with increasing clouds, but still that 88 inland looks great on sunday, roberta thank you, 7 22 . if you're lucky enough to have eric conditioning, you've probably been running your a c for the better part of the week . what happens, though, when that a c just gives out the three things you can do right now to help prevent that from happening during this hot weather. also winter is still months away, but already we know there will be no more snow days in new york city. how district leaders their plan to keep children learning during winter storms.

new york city days through remote learning. this comes after almostng the pandemic. new york first implemented the no making it permanent. serious flooding on the highway in the northeast in rhode island. the heavy rain started monday night in crews struggled to clear storm drains along major roads and traffic could keep moving. cars were stranded in the water for hours at brown university in

providence, there was so much water inside one dorm building, 35 students had to evacuate. today's the first day of class at brown. temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler today than yesterday here in the bay area, but many people are still relying on the air conditioner to stay safe and comfortable at home. many companies that sell and repair heating ventilation and air conditioning systems so they've been answering more calls than ever before, and are having trouble keeping up with demand several days of scorching days in hot nights can take their toll on a c units. these systems are designed for 95 degree weather, someone the temperature gets above 100 degrees, especially when you have multiple days. there definitely could work harder than what they should. technicians say there are things you can do right now to help your a c put out as much cold air as possible. this includes cleaning the dust and dirt off the condenser coils, making sure the events of your a c unit aren't blocked by anything, including bookcases or drapes and putting on a new filter at least once a year

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up next heat wave could have a major impact for those who are living out on the streets. what barry advocates are doing to help the homeless as temperatures remain dangerously high here in the bay. five people racked up a bill at a restaurant in the east bay without paid for it. we're going to show you the surveillance video and what the restaurant owner is saying about the dine and dash incident. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. welcome morning sun to it is 7 30. i'm frank balakot. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's get you outside. right now. on this wednesday, september 7th, a couple of people walking their dogs in jogging as i came into work while it was still dark

outside, but you have to get out early. i'm not so sure about the jogging, part walking part walking is okay with these kind of temperatures, which are actually the hottest temperatures in the entire country right now, except death valley just had a little bump up in their temperature yesterday up to 125. otherwise they were at 1 18 the day before, and we're hitting those kind of numbers just right here around the bay area. we do have that inversion there in place. right now it's hazy and his spare the air day. is an effect excessive heat warning in effect until tomorrow night. otherwise the abis ary around the bay allowed to expire tonight at eight pm. temperatures will bank from 71 degrees at the beaches at half moon bay to one. oh, six and anti og right now, fifties sixties and seventies. these are the current temperatures almost 80 degrees at this hour and fairfield. meanwhile later today , down 15 degrees in santa rosa

, from 115 to 100 degrees down from 1 16 to 1. oh, five and livermore. let me tell you, you will feel the difference. some people say once it's over 102 it all feels the same. that's not true. i was in livermore yesterday. if that, like 116 97 degrees out of the triple digits and throughout the silicon valley and nineties common around the peninsula. we will talk about why the temperatures will go back up again tomorrow and when the seasonal highs will return, but right now, sal, you busy. well working here for one thing, okay? the south bay. i think that's what you mean. the saturday commute. if you're going to apple's event today, maybe going up to the campus signed cupertino 85 is slow. so is one. oh one so beginning to get that drift from the east to the west valley, which is typical, but i just wanted to mention it. i know that some people may be going over to the steve jobs auditorium today for the big event. ah the far out event. if you will be a bridge

toll plans backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze metering lights around when we come back in just a few minutes to dive back into that east big commute, which has a bunch of slow traffic where you might expect highway 46 80 87 32. let's get back to the headlines south. thank you have the kids for the homeless say they're doing what they can to help people who are living on the street during this heat wave. cruz in oakland were loading up water, ice and other supplies to give to people who are homeless. one group said it filled up its van multiple times yesterday and delivered hundreds of bottles of water. people living in encampments say they are grateful for the help because the heat is unbearable. is there a ball? it's hard to deal with, especially when you don't have any shade structures over here. we just want to help people the best we can, and you know it can be rough to see this and go through it. but at the same time, it's a strong reminder for me personally, that this could be anybody. advocates for the homeless say there are not enough shelter beds for everyone living on the street. they encourage everyone to consider bringing water and ice to people

who are homeless in their neighborhoods. all that he can cause damage to places. we don't even think pg needs. number one maintenance concerned are extremely hot days are those those are transformers? those are the boxy looking structures attached to poles or towers. that connect to overhead cables . they reduce the high power coming from underground power lines. there's something that can be safely used in homes and our businesses. it's really transformers. transformers get overheated. we saw a couple of years ago here in san jose in august of 2020. there was a major heat event again and we had many transformers that went out that we had to replace. he can also damage asphalt, including our runways at airports, which didn't have any problems that are very airports yesterday, thankfully, but check this out highway 101 at san benito county near hollister, damaged by the heat as section of the south bong road just before the highway 1 56 x. it

got so hot that the asphalt the middle and right lanes lifted enough to be a traffic hazard. just buckled up. that stretch of the highway had to be shut down for more than six hours while repairs were made this morning. one restaurant owner in albany is sharing video of five women who dined and dashed. the surveillance video comes from 9 38, crawfish vietnamese cajun fusion restaurant. it shows five women entering the restaurant, they sit down and have a meal. the owner says they left without paying the bill, which was over , $200 says. this crime is overwhelming and heartbreaking, she says small businesses are trying their best to recover and that acts like this make that nearly impossible. was 7 35 happening today, a man accused of killing his ex girlfriend and trying to escape to mexico. will now be charged with murder. jose rosas was briefly in a san jose courtroom yesterday. the judge ordered him without bail. he was arrested for the death of 27 year old susana hernandez last

thursday. surveillance video shows a man who appears to be rosa stopping his car getting out and shooting hernandez in a man she was with was with then running off. as soon as we identified who he was, and we had a good idea of what type of vehicle he was in, we sent a statewide be on the lookout for the suspect in this vehicle. hours later, chp and border patrol officers arrested russia's 100 yards from the mexican border. friends says rosa's abused hernandez, she had a restraining order issued for him. but detectives say rosa sick nor that order several times so in addition to homicide , he will also face charges of violating a restraining order. we're getting better insight into what many people suffered during the beginning months of the pandemic time distortion, researchers say losing track of time is common during traumatic times in a survey, more than half of the respondents said they felt time was speeding up or slowing down. 46% said they

were uncertain about what time or day it was. researchers say that people have lost their sense of time could be at greater risk for depression and anxiety. a candidate for mayor of oakland is facing criticism for a mass email he sent out with anti semitic comments peter lu, who was angry at being excluded from a candidates forum at a jewish temple, sent an email out to more than 60 people slandering and threatening the jewish community relations council and oakland's temple sinai. synagogue liu has run franklin mayor twice and has never received more than 1% of the vote, learning more about some of the documents seized during its search of former president trump's moral lago home washington post is reporting a document describing a foreign governments. military defenses, including its nuclear capabilities, was among the classified material founded former president trump's home in florida last month. according to the post. some of the seized documents would only be authorized for the president or

some members of his cabinet to see and are supposed to be kept under lock and key. the documents were stored at mara lago more than 18 months after former president trump left the white house. steve bannon, a longtime ally of former president trump is expected to surrender tomorrow. he's facing state charges related to his fundraising efforts to build a wall along the u. s border with mexico. reportedly, bannon will face charges that he diverted more than $1 million from donors who gave money to fund a wall on the border and face the same charges of at the federal level. but the president pardon him as he was leaving office. presidential pardons do not apply to state investigations this morning. we're learning as many as 21,000 people may have had their information exposed. after a data breach in the system with the 49ers, the team began sending out notification letters. people affected by a ransomware attack back in february. 49ers say names social security numbers exposed and access during the attack, putting those people at risk for

identity theft. we're still trying to find out from the team of the people impact it could have been ticket holders, perhaps staff or maybe even the players alright, 7 39. let's see what is happening on the roads out there. we know mass transit is affected by the heat in the far east bay sell. i'm imagining you might be seeing an impact on the roads. think so gasia. now it's hard to tell if more people are on the road and contra costa county where bart is having some issues, or it's because of earlier crashes. let me show you the map here. 6 80 is very slow , so it's 2 42. it's very slow on highway four, and indeed some people may have taken the car this morning, but again, we did have that crash at willow pass road that messed things up. 80 westbound is also slow heading out toward an earlier stalled vehicle in berkeley, near gilman . so again, it is hard to tell. it's very possible that some people could say well, i need to take the car. i can't really deal with the unreliability of that line on bart, and we're by the way we're going to speak with someone from bart to talk

about how the heat is affecting the system coming up later on the nine o'clock show. let's talk about interstate 8 80 between 2, 38 and fremont. very heavy traffic and westbound 92 is going to be busy shop man. and really don't think that you know it's all bark to be fair to the bart system. i think just a lot of people are out there on the roads. it's been a busy week. the week after labor day typically is this is a look at the south bay and remember, they have the big event today on the apple campus, but you know, there's still a big backup any day of the week at this time heading from east to west in the valley. 7 40. let's talk about the hot weather one more time. you know it's a prolonged t wave , and that's why we keep talking about it. one more time here usually get one or two days or maybe three. but we're talking about an extended period of about 10 days here in the bay area right now are live weather cameras suggest we do have a spare the air day in effect, in fact, where you see the yellow and the red highlighted areas around the bay area. that's

where you want to limit your outdoor activities today, not only because it's not a good thing to see that air that you breathe, but also because it's downright hot, excessive heat warning in effect for inland areas until tomorrow night, otherwise, the heat advisory bayside allows to expire. tonight at eight pm the temperatures will be up to 15 degrees cooler today around the entire bay area, and right now we're talking about sixties and seventies. it's 71 degrees in san jose and 70 and conquered these numbers coming down. i'll explain momentarily but 1st 15 degrees cooler in santa rosa. yes you will feel the difference. this is still well above average for this time of the year when we should be in the mid and high eighties coming down from 1 12 and conquered one. oh, three come down from 109 and san jose to 97 degrees. the reason we do have some mid level cloudiness containing some moisture. you can see the precipitation offshore and that we continue to put that minimize risk of a shower in the north

bay throughout the morning hours , otherwise his clouds will continue to diverse and lift up in a northeasterly direction. we saw almost a full quarter of an inch of rain in the tahoe area yesterday alone now. meanwhile, these clouds again as he screwed across the north bay. they do lower temperature somewhat, but it's still hotter, brutally hot. the most places death valley yesterday 1 25 palm springs 1 14 in phoenix, 1 10, so we just didn't best death valley. thank goodness. but other places we are just as hot, if not even harder today, down from 116 to 1 oh, five and throughout livermore, pleasant in san ramon and in dublin, 91 around hayward and throughout the castro valley and 90 degrees in san mateo, one. oh, three more gun hill and gilroy one. oh, five and fairfield that is down from some reports of 115 to 116 some neighborhoods around 1 17. if

you get into the ballgame definitely lather up. you need the big hat as well. all sunshine 86 degrees. we have the five day forecast and that's still coming up frank and gasia. thank you, roberta. you may want to check your wallet if you haven't used that christmas or perhaps a birthday gift card this year, you're not alone. coming up just how many americans have unused gift cards laying around and how much it totals out to just might shock you to our newsroom say good morning again to andre senior. you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. good morning to you, garcia and frank for a smelly lake merritt to an elementary school standoff right when the new fall school year begins. mornings on two at eight. oakland mayor libby chef joins us live in studio to talk about these topics and so much more and later, scammers usually impersonated security, medicare or i r. s when you join us on the nine and look at a new scam going around that's targeting seniors and what you need to know. so you

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welcome back new words on what wall street expects from the fed at its next meeting this month. tesla ceo elon musk is getting some of what he wants. in his court battle with twitter cook back in studio with this and much more in dollars and cents, a lot of back and forth. they're

going to continue this morning in delaware. the court denied elon musk's request to delay the trial. with twitter. however musk will be allowed to include claims from a twitter whistleblower about alleged security failings at the company that trial concerning masks attempt to pull out of is $44 billion bid to buy twitter will begin october 17th. as the opening bell rang this morning. the majority of wall street analysts now predict the federal reserve will increase interest rates at its next meeting this month, this time by three quarters of a point that has been putting some pressure on stocks over the last few weeks, particularly the nasdaq, but as we take a live look, the nasdaq actually snapping a seven day losing streak. it's up close to a half of a percent. the s and p 500 up about a half of a percent still below 4039 26. there is a live look at the dow up almost a half of a percent, their analysts warn the housing market downturn could last into next year. goldman sachs analysts projected 22% decline in new

home purchases this year along with a 17% drop in existing home sales. one reason mortgage rates are still high. the average rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage remained close to 6% in august. that's the highest rate since the 2008 housing crash and still significantly more than just one year ago when rates were less than 3. some companies are finding ways to ease the impact of high inflation for its customers and its employees. consumer prices increased as we know 8.5% in july compared to the same time last year to help offer some relief from the high prices. companies including domino's and krispy kreme, are offering customers discounts on selected menu items. some workers are also getting more money in their paychecks. lowe's announced it would give its frontline hourly employees inflation bonuses. totaling $55 million. if you are feeling a little short on cash these days, check your wallet, your junk drawer, maybe even your desk to

see if you have any unused gift cards because a new credit cards .com survey shows 47% of american adults have at least one unused gift card, and the average amount on that is $175. nationally that's $21 billion in unused cards, vouchers and store credits, consumer experts say. the longer you hold on to a card , the more likely it is to get lost forgotten. or many of us have experienced this. the store or restaurant has gone out of business. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents already, pam, thank you for that. let's check in with traffic cells standing by what has been kind of a hit or miss day. i guess you know it's we had. this is what i've noticed over the last few weeks. remember after school started, everyone was getting on the road, it seems at 7 30, seemingly everyone, not everyone , literally. but you know what i mean. now it's been kind of spread out. the commute has increased, and we've seen slow traffic almost everywhere, starting at six a.m. again, just

like the old days before summer. this is a look at 6 80. highway four. they've been slow hercules to berkeley has been slow. part of it could be that bart is having some issues with heat. but honestly, i just think a lot of people around the road you can see 8 80 is slow. almost every single commute we see is filled up and that includes the silicon valley north, dont to 80 has a big slowdown now through downtown san jose and 85 is filled in. there's a big event on the apple campus today, as you might know the eyes of the world fixed in on what the new things are going to be. if you're trying to get to that campus, there's a little slowing on 85 2 80 approaching those exits as well. 7 50. let's bring roberta gonzalez back in and talk about the weather. you know, we have a lot of changes coming up in our weather forecast. we really do. beginning with today we will drop about 15 degrees and many of our inland locations but mind you we still will be over 100 degrees now. i don't think i ever said that before we will

drop 15 degrees but still be over 100 degrees. isn't that odd ? okay here's one of the changes we have today alone. take a look at the blow off in the form of some rain showers right about there near reno and the greater lake tahoe area up to nearly a quarter of an interview rainfall yesterday alone and then. meanwhile we have a lot of midlevel moisture that is skimming across the north bay. there. you have it right there. because of that mid level moisture and a shift in the wind earlier this morning, we will have cooler temperatures. but right now look at the precipitation off the coast. we have a chance of some of that making it up and tremendous, you know, county and maybe a couple of sprinkles around the north bay will keep a watchful eye on that the winds up to 17 and fairfield otherwise. pretty much 5 to 10 mph seven at sfo three at mineta international airport wins today's south and southwest so not enough to blow out the haze. it is a spare the air day

so if you suffer from any upper respiratory ailments, you want to limit your outdoor activities , especially the inland areas where the temperatures are still in the triple digits. excessive heat warning in effect until tomorrow night. we have a heat advisory bayside, and that expires tonight. so that's certainly a good start for us. meanwhile our temperatures out the door 75, brentwood, tracy and also discovery bay 79 fair failed mid sixties and hayward in across the bay and redwood city. love this this right here . blow off remnants from hurricane k right now. a category two hurricane the remnants, so we'll blow off into southern california by saturday . we'll see a shield of cloudiness. call it mostly sunny with some peaks of sunshine, but definitely more humid. here you have sunday a chance of a shower outside of monterey bay, also in the high sierra another item bear watching cloud cover and muggy conditions for the weekend , but seasonal highs. one day at

a time down 15 degrees today in santa rosa to 100 down for 1 16 to 1 oh, five, and livermore, 93 fremont and in union city, 93 out of the triple digits in napa and sonoma. we have mid nineties pretty common across the peninsula baseball. definitely in the senate 86 degrees, temperatures climb back up with the lack of that cloud cover and that breeze tomorrow and then the descent begins on friday through the weekend. frank nine would be a relief, huh? we need it. bring it on, roberta. thanks this scorching hot weather is making school officials think twice about letting students out of their classrooms ahead in our next hour. how schools are coping with the heat here in the bay area and right after the break, actor jason momoa says goodbye to that iconic hair. the reason why his message he is sending to his followers coming up.

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francisco has a vision zero goal of eliminating all traffic deaths. there have been 19 traffic related deaths so far this year. the bay area air quality district is finding a south bay landfill hundreds of thousands of dollars for violations. the newbie island landfill and milpitas, they're going to have to pay $210,000 to the air district for violations that occurred between 2014 and 2020. issues included gas surface leaks, misuse of equipment. and multiple odor complaints barrier air quality management district says the violations have since been corrected. actor jason momoa best known for playing aquaman, and that long hair of his, but now mamo is starting new beginnings to help our environment. oh, man.. for singm

tired of these plastic bottles. we gotta stop. plastic forks. all that goes into our land goes into our ocean. i'm hearing about you right now. i'm just saying. things that are ocean. it's just so sad. so please. anything you can do. to eliminate single use plastics in your life. quite the transformation, and that's right momoa, cutting the braids the shaved hair for a good cause to bring awareness to single use plastic. he hopes his instagram followers will help him on the cause. 2019 momoa caused quite a stir when he shaved his beard to draw attention to a new line of cam water and support. of our environment, a new look and immersive, immersive halloween party experience combines frightful creatures with specialty cocktails. it's called

houses, spirits haunted cocktail soiree. the guests are greeted with cocktails and then wander from room to room encountering performers. all along the way. kind of consider it three different things that you're going to experience here. the first one is super topical. it's a cocktail party. it also immero there is an actual overarching storyline that happens throughout the entire show. and then we also consider a variety show. so there's you know musicians. there's magic ishan, there's burlesque dancers and dancers and creature performers and taro. the immersive experience started in l. a in 2019 paused during covid. this year. it is in six cities starting in dallas, september, the 10th and seattle, new york city, nashville, houston and finally in l. a. well good morning, the brutal heatwaves causing problems across the bay area. there's another chance of rolling blackouts again today

where some people are waking up to no electricity this morning, plus the heatwave having a big impact on bartra live in pleasant hill to explain why that line was disrupted yesterday and how it's affected thousands of morning commuters at a fast moving wildfire explodes in size overnight amid the hot weather, the latest on the mosquito fire, forcing new evacuations this morning in plaster county. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two o'clock. welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's wednesday, september 7th. we have made it past the hottest day of this heatwave. but roberta gonzalez is here to tell us it's still hot out there. what i'm worried about is people will think that they'll say okay , the hottest days are behind us now. so let's flip on that a c. lets go ahead, you know, changes like this big. yeah, we still have temperatures in the triple digits. it's again today, and even though we're going to see a little bit of a break today, it's going to get hot again tomorrow. hotter again tomorrow. right now, looking outside there

you have the haze. it's a spare the air day temperature 62 in san francisco to 80 degrees at eight o'clock this morning and fairfield it's in the mid seventies and brentwood, tracy and discovery bay. it's 67 degrees of peace at sfo and hayward and low seventies in san jose. today's high temperatures. okay 15 degrees cooler and santa rosa, but still 100 degrees down from 1 16 to 1 oh, five in livermore out of the triple digits to 97 degrees in san jose , where you should be sitting right around 82 83 for your seasonal high and look at all the string of nineties up and down the peninsula where many people do not have a c. we have the excessive heat warning in effect for inland areas until tomorrow night. meanwhile the heat advisory expires tonight. full forecast moments away. hey, sal, how's it going? well, it's kind of a brutal commute, to be honest here, roberta in the south bay. if you're driving in

the silicon valley, it's a kind of lit up here. look at all the red from east to west. and of course, today is the big event on the apple campus, but i think it's just more than that. i just think there are a lot of people going many places around the bay area because the east bay is also very, very slow. almost everywhere you look including 8 , 85, 80 and 6 80 at the bay bridge. we have a big backup, so this is obviously the peak of the commute will stay on top of it. i have another update just minutes ahead. it's 802. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we could see power outages again today for thousands of people across the bay area. there's another call for flex alert this afternoon while the state power grid did not have to implement rolling blackouts across california. oranje to avoid overload. thousands of people did lose power due to the strain on local power infrastructure. in alameda in palo alto, the local power companies, they're implemented smaller rotating outages due to high demand. some pg any customers also have been without power since yesterday afternoon. as we take a look at the outage

map. we see that most of the outages are centered in the south bay. that's where powers but out for so many people all night long. pg needed not have to use its rotating outage program. the utility put more than a half million customers on alert for that possibility over rpgs website there was a tool that allowed customers to check their address to see if they were in the next rotation to be powered down. any brexit service territory in these blocks. different cities not based on circuits not based on zip codes , but all based on kilowatts, so we know exactly how many kilowatts or how many megawatts represented by these blocks, so we easily be able to calculate, um, where we would do those rotating outages. if you check your address and found that you were in block 50, you weren't alone. pg and e says half of its customers are in block 50 that indicates they share a circuit with an emergency facility, including hospitals, police and fire stations, and those are rarely powered down. people we talked with said they knew about the rotating blackout possibilities, and they were

prepared for them, but still hoping for the best. just keeping our fingers crossed that it doesn't happen to us. i do have a generator. ready to go just in case just to keep my refrigerator is going pg and e. says it's weather forecast shows that today should be a little cooler than yesterday. that should mean that energy use will drop a bit. officials say that customers reacted quickly yesterday when they received alert to conserve energy, and that's what helped prevent rolling blackouts. did you get it? a phone alerts sent to millions of californians telling them to save energy may have had a big impact. the state says he sent messages using the wireless emergency alert system, the same one used for amber alert. the state independent system operator says it saw an immediate drop in the amount of power being used and you can see it here on this graph. the state says people were targeted in counties where temperatures were very hot, including alameda, contra costa, santa clara, sonoma and solano counties. and real service between pleasant hill and conquered stations was temporarily disrupted yesterday due to the evening rush due to

the high heat. ktvu biggest live in pleasant hill with how things are looking this morning, emma andre commuters. tell me things are smooth this morning as they're getting on bart and both both rails going from here to concord. both tracks i should say have been restored. the trains are moving slower than usual, and writers should expect a 10 minute delay. there's also a 10 minute delay on the antioco line, going in the direction of sfo due to an equipment problem on the tracks. i left early today just to make sure that i got to work on time. the heat is so intense that. overheat equipment, which all of have all of that happened yesterday on the track between here and conquered, causing the service disruption. um i am concerned for this afternoon. just i'm

wondering what is going to be like coming home. there was a partial train derailment on the same track back in june, also caused by heat, bart said. it's slowed down trains throughout the day yesterday and did more track inspections as a precaution. many people took the bus when rail service was disrupted. some of them scrambled to make it on today is another extremely hot day and any time temperatures reached 100 degrees part does slow down trains. so the best advice for commuters this morning and especially in the hotter parts of the afternoon is to me. acting the part website for any service alerts and to expect delays due to slower trains reporting live in pleasant hill and my gosh ktvu fox two news thank you. six now happening today in east bay school district is moving all of its campuses. to have their schedules because of the heat. dublin unified students will only be on campus for minimum day today through friday. administrators had closed three schools in the past week due to

power outages. the district says it wants to give parents time to make arrangements for the rest of the week. living. more schools will keep their students inside for the rest of the week rather than let them outside for recess, students will eat lunch in the cafeteria, then go back to the classroom for indoor recess. the temperature went elementary school in livermore hit 113 degrees yesterday, the principal said that teachers and students are really doing the best they can. the kids are good that they're they're going with the flow and going inside where it's air conditioned. so fortunately all of our classrooms or air conditioning, nothing's breaking down. the livermore civic center library is one of the city's cooling centers. people came there to cool off, catch up on some good books, charge their phones and use the internet. i'm from red bluff, california, which is like a by chico and it gets like 116 degrees, and so i never expected it to be like this hot. livermore has four cooling centers, including libraries and community centers. they're open all week, and they provide a cool spot for anyone who needs one. the state department of public health is advising schools to cancel outdoor activities as well as indoor

events that would be held at sites that do not have a conditioning when the heat risk level is at three or four. the national weather service determines the level and most of the bay area has been in that range this week. the state also advises closely monitoring students for any heat related illnesses and encouraging everyone to drink plenty of water. there are new evacuations this morning in the sierra foothills due to a fast moving wildfire that exploded in size overnight. the mosquito fire is burning near the community of forrest hill east of i 80 and plaster county just a short time ago. cal fire said the fire grew from 50 acres last night to 822 acres this morning. containment stands at 0% the fires in hard to reach area temperatures overnight didn't cool off much. it was 84 degrees at one o'clock in the morning. there were mandatory evacuations for people in nearby communities. parkers are spending the early morning hours looking for flare ups of a fire that broke out near the town of rodeo. it started their highway four and berryhill wrote about one o'clock yesterday afternoon. the highway was shut down for about an hour, while

contra costa county ground crews in cal fire aircraft battled the flames. it started very close to where another fire burn on monday and threatened homes and businesses. we're pretty sure that we had a fire break from yesterday's fire that there was going to take a lot for the flames to come here unless it went up the hill and the wind changed and the wind changed then. we will be in trouble again and start evacuating horses again. anything we can help to really do. see that? the fire on monday burned 120 acres . the latest one has burned about 50 acres so far and is 85% contained. investigators still don't know what caused either of those fires. crews fighting the fairview fire in southern california, dealing with high temperatures and uncharacteristic winds. two people died while trying to escape the flames shortly after the fire broke out monday near the town of hemet. the fire has burned more than seven square miles, and at least seven structures, including seven homes have burned is just 5% contained at this point. let's

see what can get nine. thank you. and this morning. oh that's okay. 10 miles eight or nine and let's go right to the bay bridge because people do want to know what going on with that traffic getting into the city. it's been just a little bit slower than it was a few minutes ago. but again, these commutes are pretty stable. they haven't changed much in the last hour. san mateo bridge. slight improvement there as you look at the east bay. most of that commute is slow, including 5 80 86 80. things are improving. which is good. this is a look at highway 24. you can see it is going to be slow. and of course, we've been watching the south bay today. it has been particularly slow this morning, driving from the east part of the valley over to the west, and you can see how slow it is a lot of traffic on 85 to 80 heading over to cupertino. of course, we have the big event on apple campus today, but i don't think that's all the thing. i just think that a lot of people are on the road on this wednesday,

10 let's go back to the desk. big day for apple and its fans, the company getting ready to unveil new products coming up by the event will be different than years past. also you've likely seen the dead fish along lake merritt, bringing a stench to the area, and also, we're focusing on the ongoing issues of public safety in oakland were about to welcome oakland's mayor libby, chef to the studio as we do every month, we'll talk ab

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today apple is set to unveil a new line of iphones watches and airpods product event. it's called quote far out. it will be held at the steve jobs theater at apple's cupertino headquarters. it's the company's first indoor events since the pandemic. apple's iphone 14 is expected to have an updated camera storage and design as well as satellite network and activity. there are also reports to watch series eight will feature a bigger display and body temperature sensors. tim cook not too long ago in the last couple of years, said the biggest contribution apple will make to society is around health and the apple watch is where that mostly happens. we expect it may have body temperature. sensing that this wouldn't tell you exactly what your temperature is. that's not really doable yet on a watch,

but it would tell you if you have a general trend towards getting warmer, which would tell you if you've got a fever. it can also be used for women who are tracking pregnancy. the newest airpods. the pro two will reportedly having hester sound quality and more sensors and support for wireless charging city is saying goodbye to snow days. the schools chancellor says children will continue to learn on snow days through remote learning. this comes after almost two years of distance learning during the pandemic. new york first implemented the no snow day policy back in 2020 and is now making the policy permanent. well they're serious flooding on highways in the northeast in rhode island. the heavy rain started monday night, and crews struggled to clear storm drains along major roads, so traffic could keep moving. many cars were stranded in the water for hours at brown university in providence, there was so much water inside one dorm building 35 students were evacuated. today is the first day by the way of classes at brown. a 15 year, oakland leaders continue to grapple with the issue of violent crime in public safety after a string of shootings in

recent weeks resulted in multiple deaths and injury of a middle school student on campus . let's talk about what's happening in oakland by welcoming as we do every month, mayor libby, chef two mornings onto thanks for being with us since we last talked. there was a string of four days that saw four people killed in the city. there was also the incident there at the school that had a 13 year old injured by a 12 year old gun on campus. what you think is happening in your city . one thing we're seeing is that there are unprecedented amounts of guns in people's hands. during the pandemic. people went out and bought a lot of firearms , and they are making it into the wrong hands, particularly poor 12 year old who, at least our investigation is suggesting that that was not an intentional victim whatsoever. we heard the oakland police chief, speak right along these lines when he addressed the media the day of that shooting. he said. it is incomprehensible what's happening in oakland, he said. some members of the community have become numb to all the gun violence. we also i asked

alameda county supervisor nate miley, who represents parts of oakland to come on mornings onto, he said there was something of a lawlessness happening in oakland. do you agree with that assessment? what i agreeemic has made us feel lie our entire lives have been turned ups being able to predict how the world will be when we wake up the next day. that is an unsettling feeling, and so things that used to be not so noticeable now just feel like yet again. our worlds are falling apart. what i can say gasia is, you know that i have always been working, too. raised the staffing of the oakland police department. we graduated 30 amazing new cadets just a few weeks ago. we have two other academies going right now. we are at maximum recruiting efforts, and those are going to pay off very soon as people will see a lot more presence on the streets of police. it's been a long, two

years in oakland. when it comes to violence. i think we're at 84 homicides right now in the city this time last year it was 88 oakland. tell me they feel like things are different. even if the numbers aren't off the charts. do you understand that sentiment? i do? i do. and i think that part of that is, you know, pandemic fatigue, and it's not just crime because it's true . our homicide rate. actually we have one fewer homicide today than we had this day last year. so our homicide rate is roughly the same shootings are actually down 25% but people don't feel that way. i recognize that and also those statistics mean nothing. if someone in your community has lost their lives, and so just as we have learned to feel unsafe about going outdoors, leaving our homes, this just adds to that general sense of unsettled nous. and i hope as we emerge from this pandemic, we can focus more. and

obviously you have a role to play on the positive things. let's let's shift to something else that's been in the news locally and nationally, the occupation of an elementary school that was closed by oakland unified at the end of the last school year. parker elementary activists are taken over that school. they received a notice in the past week or two by usd, saying they have to vacate. this has been the scene of a clash before between the activists, and i believe oakland school security officers. what do you think should happen with an ad? parker elementary? you know, i always say i will not condone unlawful acts, and obviously the trespassing is unlawful. but i can respect and even celebrate the passion that people are pouring into this issue of our children and the importance of schools to them. and so i think this is one of those instances where we have to respect that passion. we have to work to create systems where school closures do not happen, and we have to also trust that

our school officials who have the information that we don't all have have done their best. to protect the interests and the education of our children. do you support oh, usd, clearing the activists out of the school. garcia i have not talked to them on the latest developments of this particular issue. i can get back to you on that. so you right now you don't. you won't say one way or another. if you think the activists should be cleared out if they should be allowed to stay, which is illegal. not at this time. no okay. okay let's move to something else that again is making headlines locally and nationally, lake merritt, one of the jewels of oakland has been in the news for a very unfortunate reason. a horrible stench. a massive fish diet. when was the last time you were at the lake? i was just there this last weekend. my mom lives on the lake. i lived on the lake for 15 years of my life. it is like oakland's living room. it's just such a gem. are you happy with the cleanup effort happening at the lake? you know, this is not unique to lake merritt. right? this algae broom's bloom initiated in the

pacific ocean, it has come to all of our waterways. it's impacting the bay. it's impacting our estuary. but boy, you could smell it at lake merritt and it just i think it breaks our hearts to see all these beautiful fish. i mean bat rays. they're so beautiful and to see them dead on the shore's . i know friends of mine that have kids were kind of you know , traumatized to see all this intense sea life, and it reminds us just how fragile our ecosystems are and how we all must do better to be stewards of our environment. and while there are algae blooms and other parts of the bay as you referenced oakland is one. it's the living room of oakland. it's where we live. it's where we play. it's where we run. it's where we eat , so to have that concentrated there in the heart of oakland, you can understand why it's so distressing for so many. absolutely and like i said, my mom. hi, mom. those right there lives on the lake, and she was the captain of the lake stewart's my mom is out at the lake every day, weeding and

picking up trash like every day . yeah so i'll ask you again. are you satisfied with the cleanup effort there? yes. oh, my gosh. our city workers in one day picked up £1400 of dead fish , these people that work for the city of oakland are so incredible and they have incredibly difficult jobs. i mean, how can you imagine doing that all day in the heat, so i just want to give my heartfelt thanks to city workers who have done such a fantastic job and are also working on making sure that the lake is still a great place for everybody. oakland city workers doing the hard work which you know is needed at this time for sure. oakland mayor libby chef thank you again for joining us this morning. i appreciate your coming in every month. andre. alright if you're lucky enough to have their condition you've probably been running your receive for the better part of a week now, but what happens when that a c gives out? three things you can do

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for many of us can take refuge in an air conditioned home or office. during this heat wave. the weather can have brutal impact on people living on the street. how advocates for the homeless are taking action now and urging us all to help those who have nowhere else to go. then one restaurant owner says a group of women dined and dashed skipping out on a $200 bill. what she did with this surveillance video and why, she says, this crime is especially hurtful. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it's 8 31. today is wednesday, september 7th, and it was cool when i came in this morning in oakland. that was

about 5 30, but you know, the temperatures are going to be getting much hotter than that. but it didn't feel nice, even if it was just for a moment this morning just for a moment until the sun came up at 6 44, and it's already heating things up, but as you were alluding to boy. was it hot yesterday? in fact, we had some of the hottest temperatures ever here in the bay area, not just for a single day, but ever and fact some of those temperatures that we did report 1, 17 and healdsburg, 1 15, vacaville, 1 13 apiece saratoga and gilroy. how about 1 12 in danville and in wana creek ? it was 110 in cupertino and two degrees cooler than that in petaluma, and this is why we have the excessive heat warning still in effect until tomorrow. 98 pm a. he devise ary bayside goes through effect until eight o'clock tonight. then it's allowed to expire. currently temperatures bank between 63 a half moon bay, it is 80 degrees at 8 32 this morning and fairfield. it's 72 in san jose, and sixties and seventies in the

north bay. it'll be 15 degrees cooler today and santa rosa. that's right. 15 degrees cooler , but still 100, degrees one. oh, five and livermore and nineties coming from hayward, wrap it around the peninsula 19 december te'o. we'll talk about the cool down and went to expected when we will experience those seasonal temperatures that's still straight ahead. but meanwhile hey, sal, you're really busy with the south bay has anything improved? well, still pretty slow their roberta and yes, just a lot of people on the road. it could be correlated to apple's big event in the west valley today, but i also have to do i think it has to do with just the whole bay area is very slow this morning. a lot of people around the road. look at that south bay community all filled in. of course, you know that today's apple's big event on its campus in cupertino, and there's a lot of activity on 85 heading up north up to cupertino and into sunny ville 85 2 80, but not to forget about the east bay. we have had a lot of slow

traffic there on all the freeways, including the bay bridge, and that is his full as it was at six in the morning. where can i having a tough wednesday? we'll have another report coming up soon. it's 8 33. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. advocates for the homeless say they're doing what they can to help people who are living on the street during this heat wave. rouz in oakland were loading up water, ice and other supplies to give out to people who are homeless. one group says they filled up their venmo tipple times yesterday delivered hundreds of bottles of water. people living in encampments say when they receive the help. they were so appreciative because the heat is unbearable. is there a ball? it's hard to deal with, especially when you don't have any shade structures over here. we just want to help people the best we can, and you know it can be rough to see this and go through it. but at the same time, it's a strong reminder for me personally, that this could be anybody. advocates for the homeless say there are not enough shelter beds for everyone on the street there, encouraging all of us to consider bringing water and ice. two people were homeless in our neighborhoods can cause damage to places we don't even think of. pg needs

number one maintenance concern on extremely hot taste is transformers. those are the boxy looking structures attached to poles towers and that connect to overhead cables. they reduce the high power coming from underground power lines to something that can be safely used in homes and businesses. it's really transformers. transformers get overheated. we saw a couple of years ago here in san jose in august of 2020. there was a major heat event again and we had many transformers that went out that we had to replace. the heat can also damage asphalt, including runways at the airport, which didn't have any problems yesterday. but how we wanna one in san benito county near hollister was damaged in the heat. check this out a section of the southbound road just before the highway highway 1 56 eggs. it got so hot that the asphalt in the middle and right lanes lifted enough to be a traffic hazard. stretch of the highway was shut down for more than six hours while the repairs were made this morning when

restaurant owner and albany sharing video of women who dined and dashed this is surveillance video from 9 38 crawfish vietnamese cajun fusion restaurant. it shows five women entering the restaurant. they sit down and have a meal. the owner says four of the five women left without paying the bill. which was over $200, the owner says this crime is overwhelming and heartbreaking, and says small businesses are trying their best to recover. and that acts like this make that recovery nearly impossible. 8 36 is your time right now happening today man accused of killing his ex girlfriend trying to escape to mexico will be charged with murder was a rojas was briefly in san jose courtroom yesterday in the judge ordered him held without bail. he was arrested for the death of 27 year old susanna hansen, presenter hernandez last month surveillance video shows a man who appears to be robust, stopping his car getting out and shooting hernandez. and the man she was with then running off. as soon as we identified who he was, and we had a good idea of what type of vehicle he was in, we sent a statewide be on the lookout for the suspect in this

vehicle. i was later chp in border patrol officers arrested roadhouse 100 yards from the mexican border frenzy. rojas abused hernandez. she had a restraining order issued against him. but detectives state rojas ignored that order several times . so in addition to homicide, he will also face charges of violating a restraining order happening today, parts of the bay area will begin administering the new covid-19 boosters. sandie clair county will offer the updated moderna and finds the boosters at vaccination sites and clinics. the fda and cdc say these boosters work well against the journal covid-19 virus, along with the current dominant strains b a four and b five variants. fighter booster is for 12 and older, but turner is for 18 and older. getting a yearly covid shot could soon be the norm. the biden administration announced its rolling out the newest covid booster, dr anthony fauci said the virus makes small changes as it mutates. its fundamental behavior has stayed the same for that reason. dr fauci and other health leaders say they're optimistic that yearly boosters will be an effective safeguard. we likely

are moving towards a path. with the vaccination cadence similar to that of the annual influenza vaccine. with annual updated covid-19 shots matched to the currently circulating strains for most of the population. however some particularly vulnerable groups may continue to need more frequent vaccination against covid-19. the cdc recommends all teenagers and adults get the updated booster after at least two months have passed since their last covid vaccine or booster. doctors say people with underlying health issues may need to get vaccinated more than once a year. we're getting better insight now into what many people suffered during the beginning months of the pandemic, especially time distortion, researchers say. losing track of time is common during traumatic times. in a survey. more than half of the respondents said they felt time was speeding up or slowing down. 46% said they were uncertain about what time or even day it was. the researchers say that people have lost their sense of

time can be at greater risk for depression and anxiety. alright temperatures are on the upswing. it could be as bad today as it was yesterday, but it's still going to be pretty hopper many of us here in the bay area border gonzalez here with more on that, roberto andre one is the last time you've ever heard the phrase it's going to be 15 15 degrees cooler today but still 100 degrees. i don't think i've ever said that before, but that's going to be the case in the santa rosa area. we had temperatures experienced here yesterday. brutally hot temperatures that we've never ever seen before. 1 15 in santa rosa 1 14 napa 1 16, actually for the second day in a row in livermore, 1 10 in redwood city, and 109 and san jose all time records and this is why we still have that teat, excessive heat warning and effect until tomorrow night, and then when you see the yellow highlighted area that is a heat advisory that will be allowed to expire tonight. meanwhile the heat

advisory for the coast side expired last night. so that's certainly good news. if you have plans on heading to the beach is no more nineties. there rather seventies will be the case. now we do have a lot of haze out there a lot of inversion layer but also downright pollutants close to the surface. never good. sting to see the air that you breathe, so therefore it's a spare the air day temperatures right now in the 60 seventies and even 80 degrees in fairfield . it's 71 in napa 70 degrees at this our redwood city. get the dogs out now! four walk because later today we're talking 100 degrees in santa rosa 105 in livermore, down from 1, 16, 103 and morgen hill and also in gilroy and notice the string of nineties coming up and down the peninsula where many people don't have a c 91 in hayward back into castro valley into sand the enter and send lorenzo and again 105 degrees towards travis. where yesterday it was 116 degrees. your forecast does

call for right now. these temperatures are cooler as andre was alluding to then yesterday and again one more time. we have to repeat that we do have that spare the air in effect for today. we have the cooler weather today because we have some mid level moisture right there that has been skirting into the north bay. look at the precipitation offshore. would that be nice to some of these brain cells make it into mendocino county, and maybe even skim across the north bay will keep that chance in the forecast for the morning hours. only just about a quarter of an inch of rain did accumulate in the high sierra, but the shield of clouds also shifted our irwin's around , and that's why cooler today but not the case for tomorrow tonight, overnight, a couple of degrees cooler than what we experienced early this morning and here is extended forecast. we bump up the temperatures for thursday, only to bring them back down on friday, and we could breathe a sigh. relief over the weekend will cloud up

it will be a bit muggy, but seasonal temperatures return. andre and garcia. roberta. thank you by now we're used to having scammers impersonate social security, medicare or the i r s when you join us on the nine to look at a new scam that's going around targeting seniors what you need to know. so you or your loved ones don't become victims. and you may want to check your wallet. if you haven't used that christmas or birthday gift card. you are not alone after the break, just how many americans have unused gift cards lying around and how

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there's a new development to bring you in the fraud case of elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, her attorneys are asking for a new trial. a former theranos lab director, adam rosen, dorf came to her home early last month and said he needed to talk to her homes. rosendo testified in homes trial . he was also the confidential source of wall street journal reporter who exposed that theranos case seven years ago. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says getting rosen dorf to answer new questions under oath is a long shot at best. this court is not going to grant a new trial. a lot of what the doctor says is his opinion. the government tried to make witnesses look bad. well, was it the government or was it the

facts of the case that made the witnesses look bad? the defense team says. if it can't have a new trial, it wants a new hearing where rosen dorfman's answer questions under oath homes are set to be sentenced on four counts of conspiracy and fraud on october 17th. she could be sent to prison for 20 years. 46 is your time right now, you may want to check around the house and his survey shows there are billions that's right billions of dollars worth of unused gift cards have a bunch of like five and $6 ones lying around. also this morning, tesla ceo elon musk getting some of what he wants in his court battle with twitter pimp cook back upstairs to explore this in dollars and since it's very interesting might add up to a couple of bucks as well. i'm sure my gift cards this morning in delaware. the court denied elon musk's request to delay the trial. with twitter. however, musk will be allowed to include claims from a twitter whistleblower about alleged security failings at the company , the trial concerning musk's attempt to pull out of his $44 billion bid to buy twitter will begin october 17th. twitter stock headed higher just about

6% on that news. when the opening bell rang this morning, it does affect musk's finances and potentially the sale of some of his stake in tesla. as for the broader market, pretty good gains today after a few weeks of losses, actually in seven days in a row on the downside for the nasdaq, it is recovering this morning. there's a live look at the dow jones more than a half of a percent more than 200 points, the s and p 500 up almost a full percentage point. still below 4000 at this 40000.39 39, the nasdaq gaining three quarters of a percent as well. analysts warn the housing market could continue its downward trend into next year. goldman sachs analysts projected 22% decline in new home purchases this year along with a 17% drop in existing home sales , one reason mortgage rates are still pretty high. the average rate on a 30 year fixed mortgage remained close to 6% in august. that is the highest rate since 2000 and eight. since the housing crash, then and significantly higher than just

about one year ago when rates were less than 3% some companies are finding ways to ease the impact of high inflation for its customers and their employees. consumer prices as we know, increased 8.5% in july compared to the same time last year to help offer some relief from the high prices, dominoes and krispy kreme, for example, are offering customers discounts on select menu items, and some workers are getting more money in their paychecks load. rouz announced it would give its frontline hourly employees inflation bonuses. totaling $55 million, declined to say how much each employee would receive. and if you are feeling a little short on cash, check your wallet. that junk drawer. maybe your desk to see if you have any of those unused gift cards, a new credit cards dot com. survey shows 47% of american adults, almost half of us have at least one unused gift card, and the average amount on that card is $175. nationally that's $21 billion of

unused cards, vouchers and store credits. consumer experts say the longer you hold onto a card, the more likely it is to get lost, forgotten or the store or restaurant goes out of business. check your email as well, because sometimes the store credits are there in your email . pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents money. lot of money. you do not want to let go away. all right time now for checking the roads sell. you've been tracking some trouble spots, even in the south bay, where apple's getting ready to have their conference today about the new iphone. yeah and i also found out from someone who works at apple that this is the week where everyone had to be back on campus probably is timed with the big event they're having, but it's not just the south bay, andre and garcia. it's the east bay to. we've had a lot of slowing on this very busy wednesday. let's go to the bay bridge. first it's still crowded like it would be at six o'clock in the morning. ah and so 6 80 80 are also very proud. we haven't had a lot of crashes because traffic is very slow. i

want to go right back down to the south. they wanna one is improving a little bit, but that's up there. commuters pretty thick almost everywhere getting up now the apple campuses right about here, and it correlates with the backup. we've had getting to it, but also the other freeways. are going to be slow if you're just going to your job in the valley in the west valley has been slow in every single freeway and that's what we have today. let's talk about the weather because people are wondering if it's going to cool off. it will. it will cool off today, but we'll still have temperatures well above 100 degrees. in fact, 15 degrees cooler today in santa rosa. here's what you can anticipate as you head on out the door this morning. you're looking at an inversion there, which is a layer of the atmosphere in which there is a temperature inversion. with the layered tending to prevent the air, which is below it, like close to the ground from rising . that's it traps any of the pollutants that are present and that's why we have a spare the air day in effect. currently we

have temperatures in the sixties and in the seventies, it is now 74 degrees in concord. it is 72 degrees in san jose. the excessive heat warning is in effect for inland areas through thursday, but the heat advisory is allowed to expire tonight. and that's bayside. the coastal advisory expired last night, so we are trending. towards the better improving weather pattern . this is really interesting, midlevel moisture. in fact, yesterday, nearly a quarter of an inch of rain fell in the greater lake tahoe area we had that can't kind of a scenario offshore. right now you see the clouds skirting across the north bay would be lovely. if we see some of this precipitation moved well into the mendocino county area probably fallen apart because there's so much dry air mass, but nonetheless because of that, in the wind shift, our temperatures will be going down to day now. meanwhile we're looking at this right here. this is the remnants of hurricane k k is now a category two hurricane

, but by the time friday approaches we'll see the remnants, producing some light rain showers across san diego will see the cloud shield the deck of clouds moved into the bay area by saturday. so i'm going to go with mostly cloudy skies over the weekend and thus some rapidly humid conditions push into the bay area as well. precipitation might make it up to monterey bay. if we're lucky we could see a stray shower, which could also put in the forecast a shower over the high sierra over the weekend, but we have big changes in the forecast began. anywhere today, down from 115 degrees in santa rosa experienced yesterday. 2 100 today down from 1 12 and conquered one. oh, three notice a difference in san francisco is nearly 100 degrees there yesterday and 97 degrees in san jose under triple digits, seventies beaches seventies eighties bayside again mighty hot in our inland areas if you're heading to the baseball game lather up, but the sun

block 86 degrees as an aids have afternoon baseball against the braves tonight, sixties and still seventies bear. very uncomfortable for sleeping weather and extended forecast. temperatures climb up tomorrow but then descend on friday, and we finally began to really realize our seasonal high temperatures by saturday and sunday, but andre and god said it's going to be a bit on the muggy side. thank you. the extreme heat is causing problems for bart. riders coming up on the nine. we're talking live with the transit agency about what riders can expect with another day of high temps. also after the break actor jason momoa, known for his long flowing locks, is cutting his hair in a dramatic way. the message he wants us all to take away from his big decision.

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time now is 8 56. the barrier quality district is finding a southward landfill hundreds of thousands of dollars for violations. the newbie island and fernand milpitas will have to pay $210,000 to the air district for violations that occurred between 2014 and 2020. issues include guests, surface leaks, misuse of equipment and multiple odor complaints. the bay area air quality measurement district says the violations have since been corrected. after jason, mo. is best known for playing aquaman and for his long locks, but now momo is starting new beginnings to help the environment. oh, man. there is felt the wind right there. do it for single use plastics. i'm tired of these plastic bottles. we've got to stop. plastic forks. all that into our land goes into our ocean. i'm hearing. how about you right now? i'm just saying. things that are ocean. it's just so sad. so please. anything you can

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today, queen maxima of the netherlands will complete her tour of the bay area. she'll visit cal and stanford before going to google headquarters in mountain view to talk about the company's efforts in the netherlands and its campaign against climate change. queen visited san francisco city hall tuesday, where she helped raise a ceremonial flag and exchanged gift with mayor london breed the queen also toward the castro district with community leaders . the netherlands was the first country to legalize same sex marriage. the netherlands and san francisco share so many things in common, but this support to the dp community. it is something that we feel so strongly about. and i'm here to not only learn about your history but also to learn from each other where we good at where we actually not doing that great because we have to still lead by example, we have to make a world equal for everybody so that everybody feels at home wherever they live. maximum also participated in a healthy urban living and urban challenges. panel discussion at salesforce tower well, oracle park will be rocking later today for the most popular heavy metal bands in

history are taking the stage at the home of the giants, def leppard, motley crue poison and joan jett and the blackhearts performing on their stadium tour tickets still available. this concert begins at 4 30 this afternoon. so keep that in mind if you're in or around the eric will park oracle park neighborhood. yeah. with the heat. it's tough. i mean, your house gets hot and can't use fans can't use air conditioning record breaking temperatures hitting the power grid hard struggle to stay cool and made calls to conserve again today, plus i'm a bit relieved, but not happy because i'm getting home about an hour and a half late. the intense heat is impacting bart riders once again today we're live in the east bay, where temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees for another day. and new evacuation orders in the sierra foothills after a wildfire explodes in size overnight, the very latest on the situation as it's reported to be at zero containment.