fire for the time being low to try and fine weather temperatures skimming up around 16 celsius for oakland. meanwhile, is hot sunshine across japan. at present, we have got some whatsoever coming into west in the areas of japan as we go through sunday. the seasonal range stretch the way back across the central parts of china. this is going to be seen the flooding recently. it's only going into monday. the story of a small community in one of mexico's most dangerous states standing up to criminal court house and corrupt politicians. see we don't want to fall additions anymore. they just this united, the people in the last episode of the democracy. maybe we explore how trans eldest, let the fight for self determination, pretty savvy at that time, thinking that the now coast was the same as thinking of the 2 ends government by the people on al jazeera, the, the watching out is there are a mind about 12 stories this hour, these really military size is lowest. another weight based pricing around talk to grow stores sites a weapons facilitate. one of the tax targets headed runs male main oil pro

fire for the time being low to try and fine weather temperatures skimming up around 16 celsius for oakland. meanwhile, is hot sunshine across the japan at present, we have got some whatsoever coming into the west in the areas of japan as we go through sunday, the seasonal range stretch that way back across the central parts of china. this is going to be seen the flooding recently. it's only going into monday of the united states slowly, but surely losing its place as the world leader with eastern and innovation. is there any hope for us pressure to end israel's policy of starvation and killing and gaza? how is america changing? and where is it heading? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line revealing eco friendly solutions to come back to our planning on o g 0. what is the cost of the war between israel and they were continuing strikes and both countries are already draining their economies. and the global economy faces the threat of inflation. so what could be the outcome for longer conflict? this is inside story. the .

it's a blessing thing or it's oakland or downtown. can walk down the street and you can eat good. you can listen soft music you can hear spoken word and i feel like it would just be really great for the community to have something different that's a thank you. good evening commissioners. my name is charlene richard long time residents of san francisco all my life 57 years i know i don't look like it but you know, good for my career. >> so i just want to say 1945 first of all, you guys got to come eat the food, make it a point, come by there and eat the food the food is delicious. you will not be disappointed. second, i have brokered three business deals in that space that just let you know how fond i am of that space and i know that the people the atmosphere ,the vibe is really appealing catching and it helps relax people as going through a bad tough time. i have witnessed people come off the streets, come in here, sit down, ordered them some food and say that they have enjoyed themselves listening to the music, eating good food and n

in santa cruz it is 54 downtown with some low 60s in oakland. the winds have been gusty up in santa rosa nevado at half moon bay, but you can see how mild it is from the low to upper 60s. and there's where we have the wind again right at the coast. it will fill in throughout the day and we'll see elevated fire danger from the north bay mountains to the east bay mountains. and temperatures, though, will be comfortable 60s and 70s with a few low 80s. notice the absence of fog. we'll talk about some subtle changes for your sunday coming up. zach. >> thanks, lisa. we'll check back in soon. and p-g-and-e's is scaling back planned power shutoffs this weekend. it's all been an effort to prevent wildfires during high winds and dry conditions. we want to show you the outage map now. the planned outages the shutoffs are in orange there. so you can see the biggest impact right now is the area between paterson and tracy. now today's shutoffs are going to be much smaller than previously thought for more than 600 customers to more than 60. p-g-and-e's shut of

urban areas in places where high temperatures are typical sheet is already disrupting commuters. oakland transport and keeping rail issued a statement today saying that a tiny section of the tracks got too hot. today. public transit has seen its fair share of issues. the summer, especially here in austin, in parts of texas. temperatures are increasingly hitting up to 40 degree celsius during the summer. this kind of heat is absorbed by the steel rails, forcing them to expand the heat stress on the rails and track that can cause the tracts to bend out of shape. it is stuck in any train travelling down the buckled past is destined to the rail. because train operators in texas spot of the high risk of this happening to their tracks. commuters were provided with bus transport until it was safe to ride the rails again. tracked buckling incidents are among the costly is the rail industry deals with today with damage of costing millions per the relevant in the us. there are more than a 1000 train derailments a year, a number that could rise if climate adaptation strategies are implemented. and

elevating fire danger, especially in our upper elevations, 50s and even 60s from san jose and oaklandelta, but the winds have been gusty from nevado santa rosa, half moon bay. and we have a red flag warning out towards fairfield and the delta, where wind gusts could exceed 40 miles an hour. we saw 57 miles an hour on the coast yesterday, and we are expected to see winds up to 50 miles an hour late in the day. so very windy once again with temperatures mainly in the 60s and 70s. we'll talk about the rest of the weekend and the week ahead for summer coming up. zach. >> lisa. thank you. up next, the state of california gearing up for another battle with the trump administration. the sex education program at the center of it all and the fight over gender identity. the news at nine is next. >> come on. come on. come on now. >> you have no idea what to expect now. >> come on man. >> since 1955, volvo has sold 5 million cars in the us. that's 5 million american drivers who chose design, who chose comfort, and most of all, who chose safety. our cars may evolve, but our commitment to your safe

temperatures in the 50's currently oakland at 58 degrees right now.vacaville. some of our first thoughts to reach the low 60's later today. daytime highs will reach the 60's to 70's for most areas. only a few low 80's for our for this to inland spots. stephanie. >> john, thank you. developing overnight in the east bay, heavy police activity in fremont. this was the scene friday around 09:00am off mission boulevard between walnut avenue and stevenson boulevard. we're asking from a police for more details. one neighbor told us he heard gunshots near a homeless encampment. >> by my wife said that the there was an argument outside and the there was something that was going on. >> so when she went outside, she heard shots fired. so, yeah, that's how she called 9-1-1. and it was the. this was that reason of, you know, the altercation and that the shooting. >> we did see swat officers moving into a home, as you can see right there. but they did not walk anyone out of the property officers have since cleared the scene. we'll keep you updated with the latest.

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mount diablo reporting 15, oakland north reporting 20. meanwhile, on the temperatures this morning, low 50s in san francisco to upper 50s in concord. a better look at the afternoon highs for today and what you can expect for the rest of the weekend. and that extended forecast coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. well pg and e says there will likely be more planned power shutoffs in the bay area this morning because of the threat of wildfires. there are concerns that the company's power lines could spark a fire. this is a live look at pg and e power outage map. the purple triangles represent areas where the power is out due to those planned power shutoffs. right now, most of the shutoffs are in the areas near clayton and then farther south of there in livermore. ktvu betty yu joins us live from contra costa county with the latest. betty. >> good morning, ali. i just spoke with a pge spokesperson who said that this morning, just under 1000 customers, most of them in the east bay, are still without power due to these planned power shutoffs. now b

we're going to get warmer inland with our typical pattern returning highs today from the low 70s from oaklandremont. even san jose with near america. degrees this afternoon through the midwest. that shifts out to the east for tomorrow and into early next week, so you will be expecting it pretty soon. it will not be just me sweating it out, too. >> whit: we went straight from the rain to the sweltering heat. no build-up or anything. get greg a towel. all right, bud. we'll check back with you in a little bit. >>> coming up on "good morning america," spectacular eruption. take a look at this. the fiery scene in hawaii lava shooting at 1,000 feet into the air. >> janai: and we're talking shark safety. morgan norwood at the beach this morning with what you need to know. hey, morgan. >> reporter: as temperatures rise, the draw to the water does that as well. we're talking beach and water safety coming up. >> gio: second hour, we're talking to candice king. we'll be back. at wayfair, we get pretty excited about furniture. around here it's not a patio, it's a pati- ...ohhhh!!! i love those chairs!!!

oakland. good morning to you, 55.k out towards the airport, notice fog free conditions, san bruno, they're 46 petaluma and napa. so certainly chilly there. 48 by the delta with a light southwest wind. mid 50s concord, santa rosa. it's 50 in livermore, so it's been windy all night long for santa rosa. novato has had some pretty good gusts as well as half moon bay. so that continues and out towards santa cruz. 25 mile an hour wind gusts throughout the afternoon. right now it's quiet. it's in the mid 50s, but the windy pattern continues today into tomorrow. and then the fire danger is elevated, particularly in the upper elevations of the north, the east bay hills and down around santa clara, the hills there. so the first weekend of summer it is bright. it will be a little bit warmer tomorrow as we get somewhat less wind, but as we get into next week, the winds will ease. we'll get back into a regular pattern with low clouds and fog for the morning and evenings, and then warmer temperatures arrive inland. red flag warning

and those fines start at 50 bucks in east oakland.sions are rising once again over homeless encampments sweeps, and critics are saying city leaders are breaking promises to protect unhoused residents. one local teacher has spent months helping unhoused people along east 12th street. he surveyed dozens living at the sites. many say they have not been offered housing or services before they were forced to move. that does go against mayor barbara lee's stated policy for the city. just days ago, city crews showed up for another round of sweeps, catching many people who lived there off guard. listen >>policy explicitly says they're not. they're not going to do sweeps before they've connected people with housing, mental health services and addiction services. and these people haven't been connected to housing. >>the city says it is working with alameda county to increase shelter space. but for now, advocates say people are being displaced faster than they're being helped. san francisco's district attorney has charged a second man in an alle

the golden gate bridge, where it is 52, san francisco, 55, in oakland.u, 53 in san jose and mid 50s redwood city. so with all that wind temperatures, primarily in the 50s, you can see petaluma at 46. and a beautiful view here. bay looks nice and still right now from our sutro tower camera. that will change some white caps out there later on today. 56 in concord, 51 in livermore. the winds right now up towards santa rosa and also along the coast, but they'll continue to build throughout the day. we do have some fog from half moon bay, and you can see it out over richardson bay there. not a lot of it, but the windy pattern continues even into tomorrow. not as windy as today, but that allows for elevated fire danger. and we're looking at the first weekend of summer to be a mild one. in fact, a couple degrees warmer today and then into sunday. that continues. that warming trend into monday could see a few 90s, but then we'll drop off the temperatures tuesday and wednesday. so red flag warning here up by the delta around sassoon and fairfield, where the winds

firefighters also quickly put out a fire in oakland. the fire department posted this video on social media showing just how close the flames got to homes. it started just before four this afternoon on macarthur boulevard near castlemont high school. about 30 firefighters responded and got it under control before it damaged any of those homes. caused the fire still under investigation. new details tonight about a smash and grab gone wrong for thieves in the east bay. focus on the left. there. you saw it. left side of your screen. the owner of bj's jewelersells us this happened just before two. the thieves. you can see them backing up their car right into the store. and then you can see all these men just start running out rummaging through the store. however, those suspects left empty handed. that's because the store wasn't open at the time of the break-in, and the owner told us he'd removed all the merchandise from the front of the store. well, it feels very painful. and when you are a hard working person and you're working hard and the

altamont 56 oakland airport 41. this trough passing to our north, bringing those strong gusty winds the last couple of days. and that pattern is sticking with us for another day and a half or so. that's limiting what kind of low cloud cover we have. it's just very patchy on live doppler seven and it's going to stay that way tomorrow. your temperature is 50 and 60 right now. here's a live view from emeryville. windy pattern into sunday with that fire danger. first weekend of summer is sunny and a little bit milder than today. early next week, winds will ease and 90s will show up in our inland communities. so we're going to go hour by hour in the morning. only a few patches of cloudiness. you will need that extra layer for the morning. for the afternoon it's going to be sunny from coast to inland, and those temperatures coming up by the afternoon hours into the 70s and 80s coast side will be in the 60s, and then by 7:00 we'll have that mild weather with us still so windy near the beaches. a jacket or a sweater in the

a large group was reported to be in west oakland . approximately 200 vehicles were on the bay bridge traveling into the city going toward the 100 block of mandel. our stunt driving response unit unit was activated and waiting in the area when the vehicles arrived. the units fault the vehicles and guided them back onto the freeway. i-80 eastbound and the slide show never materialized in san francisco. so i think kudos to that team that by the way was an incredibly busy day. >> that was the day of the i believe it's called the no king protest. we estimate that there were probably 75 up to 75,000 people in the city for that event. that event just grew really quickly and i'm proud of the work that our police department and the entire city family did that day. you know, it was really confined to minimal vandalism. you know any vandalism is not okay. but considering the mass of people and the the atmosphere that we're working in, i think that was a great success for san francisco. >> i think the city really shined. i see i talked about a st

vean también aquí en el sur de la bahía san josé y en oakland, velocidades que van a estar por encimampo. tenemos ambiente seco, tenemos fuertes vientos y esta combinación además con todo el pasto seco que hay en las colinas al este de san josé y al este de la bahía, pues dan como resultado que, como había mencionado, los incendios, lo peligroso esos incendios puedan crecer rápidamente debido a estas fuertes ráfagas de viento. más adelante, por supuesto, les traigo más información de las condiciones meteorológicas. perfecto. hablemos de este vehículo que chocó contra la fachada de una joyería. fue en dublín. dice las autoridades que fue un intento de robo que quedó captado en cámara. segundos después del choque, varias personas salieron del automóvil para tratar de asaltar la tienda, pero se quedaron con las manos vacías. primero porque la tienda estaba cerrada y segundo porque es el dueño del local, previniendo que esto podría pasarle a él, pues quitó todas las joyas y mercadería de las vitrinas del local y un oficial de policía de san josé fue arrestado por ser sospechoso de dispara

investigators say they found 44 year-old jesus aguilar, a in oakland today. he has been booked into the santa clara county jail for murder. police have not yet identified the victim and they do not know or have not released. what may have led up to the killing. a brazen break-in attempt at a jewelry store in dublin this afternoon. dublin police say around 2 o'clock, a group rammed into the gates of bj jewelers on dublin boulevard with a stolen car. however, the store owner had proactively removed all merchandise from display cases leaving the would-be thieves empty-handed. police say the suspects abandoned that vehicle all used in the break-in. they're still looking for those suspects. well, this was the reason for traffic nightmare earlier this afternoon, folks who are trying to get out of san francisco ran into this problem. chp says a load got separated from a trailer on the lower deck of the bay bridge this afternoon. 2 eastbound lanes were blocked for about 2 hours. they have since reopened. >> still ahead here on kron 4, a dramatic rescue in the north.

altamont 56 oakland airport 41. this trough passing to our north, bringing those strong gusty winds the last couple of days. and that pattern is sticking with us for another day and a half or so. that's limiting what kind of low cloud cover we have. it's just very patchy on live doppler seven and it's going to stay that way tomorrow. your temperature is 50 and 60 right now. here's a live view from emeryville. windy pattern into sunday with that fire danger. first weekend of summer is sunny and a little bit milder than today. early next week, winds will ease and 90s will show up in our inland communities. so we're going to go hour by hour in the morning. only a few patches of cloudiness. you will need that extra layer for the morning. for the afternoon it's going to be sunny from coast to inland, and those temperatures coming up by the afternoon hours into the 70s and 80s coast side will be in the 60s, and then by 7:00 we'll have that mild weather with us still so windy near the beaches. a jacket or a sweater in the

oakland is sustained wind at 14. other notable winds? how about 32 mile per hour gusts at sfo, 24 mountain view and 22 at mineta international. okay, let's clock this together. you can see during the day tomorrow morning. first off, after sunrise, we still have blustery winds north of the golden gate bridge. then during the afternoon hours, these winds begin to ramp up along the sea shore up to 29 and half moon bay. we'll see stronger gusts as well. late day in the eastern portion of our bay area, as buchanan field should clock a wind up to about 24mph. winds begin to subside in the overnight evening hours, but the damage is already done. you combine those winds with the relative humidity that's pretty much high right now due to those low clouds that we have overhead, but those relative humidity numbers will drop dramatically during the daytime hours. we're anticipating between 15 and 25%. that is why we have the elevated fire danger for the north bay, east bay and santa clara valley. next time around, christina, we'll talk about that re

napa 78 grados en los 70 desde oakland hayward hasta san josé . san josé y george toda nuestra área de cobertura. pero lo preocupante es esa dirección de vientos, ya que en santa rosa los vientos estarán secos. vienen desde el norte, al igual que san josé george fairfield hasta napa. esto quiere decir que lamentablemente cualquier chispa podría provocar un incendio, porque también tenemos esa baja humedad en sectores de fairfield. mira . alcanzando. 15%. no se ve nada mal hacia la zona costera . hablemos ahora sobre el peligro de incendios . lamentablemente, santa rosa , mañana , napa, concord, a las 18:00 de la tarde. ya se considera entre un nivel moderado a alto. así que alto riesgo de incendios. así que tenemos fuertes vientos , altas temperaturas y condiciones secas en algunas zonas. sigue esta recomendaciones . prepara una mochila de emergencia. estamos en temporada de incendios hasta el mes de septiembre. nunca conduzca en vegetación seca y siga órdenes de evacuación en caso de que lo tengan que hacer por un incendio masivo. fin de semana e

the fire danger is top of mind for many oakland residents.irefighters say the interior east bay and eastern santa clara hills are at particularly high risk for rapidly spreading grass fires. the alameda county fire department is bringing in extra crews for what they say could be a busy weekend. >> we kind of hit thresholds in the fire season. you know, the door's kind of open up for. we need everybody that we can to respond to these incidents. the key with a lot of these wildfires is picking them up early and keeping them small. >> it's not just people hard at work in the oakland hills, herds of goats have been deployed to clear hundreds of acres of dry vegetation. >> and with that, let's turn now to meteorologists roberta gonzalez for a look at what's causing all of the conditions here and the weekend ahead. >> that's a very good question because so many people know it's windy, but it's like, what is the culprit for all of this? so let's try to get to it. first off, you have to imagine there's an area of low pressure. we've had a couple of d

investigators say they found 44 year-old jesus aguilar, a in oakland today. he's been booked into the santa clara county jail for murder. police have not yet identified the victim or what may have led to the killing. a brazen break-in attempt at a jewelry store in dublin this afternoon. dublin police say around 2 a group rammed into the gates of the j jewelers on dublin boulevard with the car. >> however, the store owner had proactively removed all merchandise from display cases leaving the would-be thieves empty-handed. police say the suspects abandoned what they discovered was a stolen vehicle that was used in the break-in. they are still looking for those suspects. a driver is recovering in the hospital tonight after their car crashed off a cliff at gleason beach. take a look at this. this is about 30 miles west of santa rosa. chp officers responding to that crash off highway one just before 4 o'clock. this afternoon. they say that car fell about 100 feet. you can see it almost basically fell on its roof. the driver, though, survived this crash had to be e

it's windy everywhere, 31 in oakland. and these winds will continue to blow. they'll fluctuate from time to time before midnight. tonight. we're still seeing 33 mile per hour winds in throughout the lake county area and 20 and throughout the tri valley and throughout the day tomorrow, as the relative humidity drops, the winds still increase. 30 along the seashore, 29 in concord. so this is why we have that extreme fire threat. and then again, we've got to talk about the humidity. it's going up right now as the sun goes down. but tomorrow we are anticipating the relative humidity at its lowest points between 15 and 25%. again, couple that up with those wind gusts and excess of 35mph. that's elevated fire danger. now we have a red flag warning in effect for the central valley, including solano county. so american canyon, benicia, martinez, vallejo, you all as well as the fairfield area, have a high risk of fire danger. this area of low pressure right here, copious amounts of precipitation in the pacific northwest. it is just cooler air and drier air that continu

a main campaign promise by new oakland mayor barbara lee. >>their policy explicitly says they're not. they're not going to do sweeps before they've connected people with housing, mental health services and addiction services. and these people haven't been connected to housing. >>walker and his partner have repeatedly contacted the mayor's office, who told them that they have been meeting on the issue, but walker said it was too late. >>are you just having a meeting about what to do with them two days before? >>heidi armendariz is one of dozens of unhoused individuals along east 12th street between 45th and 47th, and she says she's been in this area for about eight years. >>it's like the third mover that we've had within a year. i would >>say. law enforcement officials were in the neighborhood at 9:00 in the morning monday, promptly enforcing encampment sweeps. >>on 66. they took my car, which was where i was living out of. and right now they're about to take the trailer that i'm in. i don't know what's going to happen after that. you know. >

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firefighters contain a brush fire in the oakland hills. you always. >> get tense win here about a fire there. this started a little before 4 o'clock today on macarthur boulevard. no buildings or homes were threatened. seriously. nobody was injured. firefighters say the defensible space between a parking lot and some homes helped then get that fire under control. quickly. >> as we take a peek outside. >> over san francisco here is we get set for the weekend. defensible space seems to be the name of the game this hour. we talked to a couple people talking about how that definitely helped them definitely. but this weekend, not a good idea to do that just because we do have some fire warnings around as so anything could cause sparks even a lawn mower. >> and though, take a look at the map here. we have red flag warning for the greater sacramento area down to the central valley in the fresno area. even. >> the sierra, nevada, but for the bay area, not of relief for us that for a fairfield and vallejo in solano county. so that does include part

back in a san francisco courtroom where the legal fight over the national guard stands now, and an oaklandeople on the street. >>it just feels cruel. it just feels cruel. >>and metallica is back in the bay, and they brought the largest audio production that has ever been taken on tour. we're going behind the scenes of the show tonight at levi's stadium. sara donchey in this evening for juliette as we head right into the weekend, fire danger will still be top of mind for parts of the bay area are mount diablo camera is looking out toward the dry brown hills, which is never a good sign. another camera showing the santa clara valley for you. the gusty winds and low humidity are the major factors that are increasing the fire risk in the east bay hills and the eastern santa clara hills. now, because of those conditions, pg and e has shut off power to people living near clayton in contra costa county and in eastern alameda county. you can see some of the current outages right here on this map. the utility is also warning of more shutoffs over the weekend, so you have to stay vigilant

it's being hosted by savor oakland. that's the oakland restaurant collective that recently launched an effort to protect and promote the town's hospitality scene. around 40 restaurants are showcasing creative food and drink specials, and hope will draw more people back to oakland. the goal is to have to continue to grow with members coffee shops, bars, restaurants, you know, cafes and to continue to grow and to be able to be able to work together, to be unified, to be able to help each other and support each other and to continue to ensure that people keep their doors open. now there are some great spots inn oaklan. this sounds fun. this is fun. the idea is to boost business in creative ways while changing negative narratives that oakland has faced for a long time. specials at participating restaurants and coffee shops will continue for the rest of this month. the collective plans to hold events every quarter. that's where we should be. we have to put this on our calendars to make sure we head out there. that sounds fan

oakland 35 mile per hour wind gusts and 33 in the fairfield area. we do have that elevated fire risk, the danger all the way through the weekend, even though the winds will begin to curb downwards by saturday night, the damage is done. we have the dry fuel out there, the low humidity and the winds will continue through your saturday up to 35, but gusts up to 50 the higher elevations. this is why the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for the central valley. but this does encompass you in the fairfield area. vallejo. benicia. martinez. we'll talk more all about this. and amber, this is still coming up in just a matter of minutes. >> thanks, roberta. san francisco city leaders are denouncing a recent uptick in anti-semitic attacks in the city. tonight, we hear from one of the recent victims of an attack. as community leaders speak out against the [ birds chirping ] [ engine whirling ] experience the fully electric audi q6 e-tron®. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ [ birds chirping ] [ engine whirling ] experienc

el resto de la bahía vemos ciudades como san josé, oakland, san francisco.ay que saber que, al menos en la bahía, por el momento, estas condiciones se van a extender hasta el sábado en los valles, sobre todo si alguien se va a mover a sacramento todavía hasta el domingo van a persistir estas condiciones. y como estaba mencionando aquí, lo peligroso es que dadas estas condiciones ventosas, los incendios pueden crecer con rapidez. vean el viento como está en san francisco, superando las 50 millas oakland estamos registrando en estos momentos vientos cerca de las 30 millas por hora. hay que saber que en la madrugada el viento disminuye de intensidad, pero nuevamente en la tarde del sábado y el domingo vamos a contar con ráfagas de viento que en algunos puntos van a estar superando las 40 millas por hora. quiero que vean estas condiciones. así está todo alrededor de la bahía hay mucho pasto seco, hay mucha maleza que está esperando una chispa para poder arder. y es muy peligroso. con estas condiciones ventosas que el fuego puede extenderse con rapidez. ya lo est

we are breezy at the surface. 23 miles per hour in san francisco in 26 in oakland's, you can only imagine the hills and we're also cooling down, especially the north bay, santa rosa, europe, 5 degrees yesterday was really that major cool down. so we're going to hold on to the 70's for saturday. gradually warm up to the low 80's sunday monday. but that wind will stick around saturday. when i come back up, we'll have the rest of your 7 day forecast because we do look pretty seasonal. back to you. thank you, gayle. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for parts of solano county, which includes allay and fairfield and kron four's. rob nesbitt is following the weather threat. >> there are several factors contributing to friday's red-flag warning. >> high winds, low humidity and extremely dry vegetation. fire officials want the public to be vigilant this year. many of you have the temps are climbing into records in the bay area that we're experiencing windy conditions to end the workweek. santa rosa chief fire marshal paul lowenthal says firefighters are keeping an eye on

oakland, you're at 66 in san jose and redwood city. as we check out the view once again from pier 39, here are some of the other temperatures. fairfield 74 along with santa rosa, 64, in livermore. live view from east bay hills. you can seey the fire danger is there. it's pretty brown. now here's a look at the highlights into the weekend. gusty winds and fire danger tonight. summer starts at 7:42 p.m, and the first weekend of summer will be windy. a little bit warmer tonight. 70 inland 50s coast. you definitely need to grab that jacket as the temperatures will drop quickly. wind is still with us going into tomorrow morning. mainly clear, just some patchy clouds and then by afternoon 80s inland 50s coast side. as we look at your morning numbers with the wind around 4050 is going to feel a little chillier tomorrow afternoon. a sunny day, gusty winds 72. in san jose 76. los gatos on the peninsula. low 70 for palo alto, los altos 60. pacifica. downtown san francisco 66. sunset district 62. north bay numbers coming up closer to where you sho

>>>>mike katz is the research director for the nonprofit oakland privacy. >>>>if you get the ticket, the responsibility is on you to contest it and to prove that you're innocent, which is kind of a ... of our current justice system, where you're innocent until proven guilty. >>>>but city leaders who approved the program this week say there's nothing to worry about if you follow the law. >>>>if you're speeding on a public street, you have no privacy. this is the first stage of bringing back law and order. law and order. >>>>as for the 85 year old quintero nervous, he supports the cameras and is hopeful for safer streets. >>>>it's going to be less accidents. >>>>transportation officials say the cameras will be up and running by this fall. there will be a 60 day warning period after that. drivers will get real tickets. >juliette>by the way, 18 cameras is the most oakland is allowed to install, according to the state bill, cities with more than 800,000 people are allowed to put in up to 33 cameras. meantime, san francisco's entire network of 33 cameras is up an

speeding cameras are coming to oakland. are going to be getting tickets in the mail if they are caught going too fast. city officials just approved this plan to put up 18 automated speed cameras at some of oakland's most dangerous intersections. the five year pilot program was authorized under the same state law that allowed san francisco to put up its own camera network. while the goal of the cameras is to save lives, opponents tell da lin they have concerns about the extra surveillance. >>>>transportation officials say the cameras will be installed in every district, including this location near the intersection of 73rd ave and cross. they say these are locations with the most documented speeding, and they're close to schools, senior centers and commercial districts. of the 18 locations that will soon get automated speed cameras, researchers found hegenberger road near spencer street has the most speeding drivers. they report 43% of daily vehicles drive at least ten miles per hour over

an historic appointment in oakland. mayor barbara lee just named the first asian woman to the port commission. alvina wong was joined by community groups and members in oakland's chinatown today to celebrate her appointment. wong works in environmental justice, the port of oakland and all its assets contribute more than $970 million in state and local taxes also generates tens of thousands of jobs. that's why wong says she's excited about the work ahead, figuring out how to bring the port into the green economy. there's a lot of land around the wawaterfront there was a lot of chatter a few years ago around howard's terminal, and so what would be possible now in this economy to really think about how to use that land, best for the community, best for the city of oakland, and really best for raising revenues. huang's appointment still needs to be formally confirmed by the city council, and that's expected to happen in july. another notable headline the fed could cut interest rates as soon as next month. that's according t

so at 32 miles per hour here in oakland. now, this is that on shore flow here. so you may notice a chill in the air with these breezy conditions. now, yesterday was really the big drop in the temperatures. today we are about 9 degrees down in places like santa rosa. a few degrees at different one to 3 degrees. a difference today and overnight, we don't see that marine layer rolling in so that, well, you know, play a part in why we have those fire warnings in our surrounding areas here, mostly sunny tomorrow. temperatures highs in this upper 70's but breezy conditions. now, the second part of your weekend, we warm up just a bit and looks like those winds will back off for sunday and some warmer temperatures come monday. back to you. >> thanks, kill. firefighters tonight are still mopping up and keeping an eye on hot spots. 2 days after that fire in antioch torched 350 acres threatened several homes. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest. >> trucks and engines making passes through the black diamond mines. regional preserve friday, crews monitoring burned out

upper 70s, santa rosa, sonoma heading into the east bay 72 oakland 75 castro valley.areas coming up to 80. in concord 77. livermore 84 in brentwood. accuweather seven day forecast. those temperatures come up a little more sunday after the morning. winds will start to back off, and then next week the winds won't be as strong. we'll have the warmth around though, with some 90 showing up. karina and dan so should be nice. >> yeah, looks like it. we need it to calm down. i mean, it's been wild out there. >> it has been crazy windy. >> thank you cindy. >> well, happening right now. the monthly castro night market is going big for pride. there will also be special performances from some of the former contestants from rupaul's drag race. sister roma and lady bunny are just a few of the entertainers tonight. the party started at 5:00 and goes until 10:00. it's all taking place on 18th street between hartford and collingwood. local food vendors and artists have booths set up, and if you're heading over, you're encouraged to take public transit because there is no parking avail

winds are gusty 26mph in santa rosa and in novato, 40 at the airport in oakland. we do have gusty winds also at sfo. these winds are up to 29. 21 at mineta. mountain view 21. so you get the feel of it. it's breezy, it's windy, and it will continue throughout tonight. here you go. at 11:00 this evening. still picking up those winds sustained to 29 in the san rafael area backing through marin city. and we're picking up the winds also up to 23, in santa rosa, cotati and penngrove 26 along the sea shore. then by lunchtime tomorrow again, the winds are really ramping up all the way through the evening hours. so the national weather service has now said a red flag warning is in effect for the central valley, but this also encompasses solano county here in the bay area. we'll continue to monitor the red flag warning. also, christina, after this round of winds, the next round is still tapped up and ready to go. we'll talk about that next time around. >> and as we do move deeper into this fire season, you can always get the latest updates anytime through our fox local app

but pretty breezy in oakland at 32 miles per hour. so this is the surface. you can only imagine the hills and we are little bit cooler into places like santa rosa. 9 degrees down. it is the first day of summer. we don't see the overnight. a fog rolling you really do see mostly clear skies tonight and into tomorrow morning. so plenty of sunshine out there. but a temperature wise will be cool in the 70's and breezy a slight warm up starting on monday. back to you. >> thank you. gayle martinez, refinery company reported flaring today. people who live nearby may have noticed a smell in the area. the refinery says flares are an essential part of the facilities engineered safety systems designed to safely manage excess gases and pressure. people can view real-time air quality measurements on the refineries website. >> community members joined politicians and law enforcement leaders in san francisco today all calling for an end to anti-jewish hate in the city that's been on the rise and kron four's. dan kerman reports recent attacks and acts of vandalism. we're not

oakland fire was able to stop a brush fire from spreading to a home.re broke out about an hour ago. this is on macarthur boulevard, just across from castlemont high school. firefighters say the defensible space between a parking lot fence and the home up the hill help keep the fire from spreading. it's now fully contained. so let's bring in darren right now. and you have those whipping winds outside. that's exactly what we're worried about, right? the fire danger today. and even through this week. >>we got to get rid of the winds. yeah that's the number one thing. and i have some good news on that. we >>are >>we are about to see an improvement. so a little perspective here. you can see what's going on now on the virtual map. we still have a very strong surge of onshore wind that's coming into the bay. so let's look at this in two ways. how is it going to behave over the next 24 hours. and what is driving this? why are we dealing with so much of this? so let's clear off the wind streams from our virtual map, and let's get a little more specific. now tha

iglesias is part of savor oakland, the oakland restaurant collective that recently launched to protect and promote oakland's hospitality scene. this month is their debut event called summer affair, where around 40 restaurants are showcasing creative food and drink specials. michelle is offering an empanada lunch special. this is separate from the idea of restaurant week and like a tasting menu. this is offering different, different specials or different design bites or treats to have people walk in and they say it's working. i use acre as an example. they decided on tuesdays to do oysters and the impact that they've had in the community, with people coming in to see them, has been very profound. luigi rocco is the co-owner of cafe by mr. espresso. he's been partnering with local chefs to create specialty drinks for the rest of the month. he's offering $2 shots of espresso to get more people through the door. we feel like if we can get the areas activated and people getting out and about again like they once were, i think we'll have, you know, overall, hopefully our culture and society

vean estos momentos, esas ráfagas, incluso superando las 50 millas hacia sectores de san francisco oaklanda costa, como lo que es san francisco. hasta mañana sábado y también en parte del domingo. vamos a contar con esta alerta de bandera roja, pero es importante que se mantenga informado de las condiciones meteorológicas porque no se descarta que se puedan estar extendiendo y actualizando hacia nuevos territorios. vemos que las condiciones secas, como hemos estado insistiendo durante los pasados días, lasondiciones secas, los fuertes vientos, es un ingrediente importante para que los incendios puedan darse en nuestra región y sobre todo, esos incendios puedan crecer y extenderse con rapidez en nuestra área. pero esos fuegos no inician de manera natural, sino que necesitan una chispa. y es recordado este dato importante que más del 80% de esos incendios en nuestra región inician precisamente por consecuencias humanas, ya sea de manera intencional o de manera accidental. así que hay que estar evitando a toda costa en los próximos días que esas chispas puedan saltar al pasto y estar iniciand

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some low 70's along oakland, hayward and fremont and over by the coast. upper 50's and low 60's around the bay and coast. so here's that 7 day forecast where notice a gradual warming trend after monday. and it looks like will be a pretty seasonal here. so it looks, you know, it's like it's really nice, comfortable weather. i don't see like many major heat events coming up. just some nice summer weather like that. that's the road that. yeah, thanks, gayle. sure. >> tech trade show coming in here with some hot topics. they talking a lot about the tariffs or all right. well, rich demuro reports now from mexico city. welcome to mexico city. >> where hundreds of gadget and appliance companies are taking part in a first of its kind tech trade show. but in between the product pitches, i want to know how are tariffs affecting global business? electronics trade show. the name says it all. companies don't want to be confined by borders. their goal is to expand beyond them. >> electronics home is a brand-new tradeshow in mexico city. organizers brought me here to se

oakland 32, novato 33. half moon bay as we go, hour by hour, the strong, gusty winds are going to continue through the night. as you will notice 7:00 pm. they're going to be winds that are over 40 miles an hour. that really backs off a bit tomorrow morning, only to pick back up again tomorrow afternoon and evening. there is a red flag warning that just got issued for solano county. from tomorrow morning until sunday morning, they will be facing critically dry conditions and fire danger will be really high as northerly winds develop, gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour. low humidity. any fires that develop are going to quickly spread. i'll be back with a full look at the weekend forecast and how long this windy pattern will last as we head into summer. coming right up. julian. larry. >> okay. thank you so much, sandhya. we'll stick with the wind now. public safety power shutoff still in effect for some p-g-and-e's customers across the east bay. if you look at the purple spots on the map, you see a lot of them are

ktvu john jack live in the oakland hills with what people need to know about the potential dangers.e in the hills, the winds continue to kick up these conditions concerning, to say the least, for people who have lived through wildfires before. but

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in fact, oakland just ticked up to 29 miles per hour here. so we are getting very gusty this afternoon. it is our first full official first day of summer. that does kind of happened at 07:42pm. tonight we have the summer solstice temperatures obviously running a little an summary today and want to talk about the solstice is because we cannot have a difference in sun angles. what happens here? you can see during the spring equinox. we have other per se spring. that was march 20th. the sun is directly over the equator and then all areas of the planet received 12 hours of daylight. whether your northern hemisphere or southern hemisphere, it's kind of all the same right, 12 12. well, this is the difference here is that we get into our summer solstice and now we have the center of the sun directly above the tropic of cancer, meaning that line that you see kind of a little bit above the equator. so higher in the northern hemisphere. so that means we get longer days ig the northern hemisphere, shorter days in the southern hemisphere. so if you look