day in san francisco yesterday. back-to-back extremely hot days. we've got team coverage of the excessive heat in the bay area starting with rob who is tracking the numbers. >>> those numbers in san francisco very impressive, 106 yesterday and 101 today, and that's only the third time since 1874 that you've had back to back 1 hungry days in san francisco. san jose yesterday was 108. about 106 degrees so far, most fet field, san rafael tracking just a little bit cooler than yesterday but 102 is still plenty hot. another record for sana rafael, oakland, most fet field and san jose. in some cases like most fet field you've broken the record by 13 degrees today. they're 110 degrees in concord, morgan hill 109, mid-80s out towards half moon bay. we've got these hot temperatures, excessive heat warning for inland spots still going on through monday evening. we're also watching very dry conditions around the bay area. we've got a red flag morning up for our hills as humidity levels in a few spots have dropped into the teen

at the city college of san francisco. >>> san francisco firefighters are mourning the loss of one of their own. this morning a funeral for battalion chief who died last week on duty. officials say he had returned from an early-morning fire call and was later found unresponsive in his office. he joined the san francisco fire department in 1991. the department posted this photo of a badge with a black band over it on facebook marking the loss. >>> san francisco mayor lee issued this statement: indebted to his family." the fire department is planning a procession to the st. ignatius catholic church where the service is being held just before ten this morning. dding up. >> the fire department is planning a procession to the st. ignatius catholic church where the funeral mass will be held about 10 a.m. >>> how much legal fees are costing the owners of the sinking millennium tower. >> plus, handing out free tickets. the problem bart is trying to curb with the new promotion. >> and expect delays as you make your way into san francisco this morning. we are getting reports of a new accident o

and again san francisco was hotter than that. for more on this and a street level perspective we're joined by nbc bay area jean el y in north beach opinion a and jean we know a lot of folks don't have air-conditioning in san francisco. how are they coping with this not only today but tonight. >> reporter: jeff it's still in the 80s in north beach. and everyone is outside because it's so hot in the apartments. people are outside sitting in parks. sitting at the the restaurant tables. enjoying the night. they're saying hello across the street. with a new 106 degrees the city is not cooling off tonight. an outside table is hard to come by in record setting heat in san francisco. >>> very hot. >> north beach, paul see are neighbors are out escaping hot homes. some on the fire escape. >> what i miss is the fog now to cool off. >> it's too hot to cook at home. the line at tony's pizza is out the door. restaurant workers are baking next to hot pizza ovens trying to keep zblup sf p. d. hosted the night out. new recruits braved hot barbec

this is san francisco's ocean beach. let's go to santa cruz and michelle roberts joining us live near the boardwalk. >> reporter: it feels like the weekend already. we talked to a lot of people from the east bay and the south bay. they didn't check the record and assumed it would be much cooler many but today, no too much relief. >> we spent all day in the water. >> andrea quin and her friend stacy enjoyed weather in santa cruz. >> it is cooler here. >> the beach is the place to be. >> reporter: he is expected bigger crowds than usual. traffic over the mountains. >> if you are not on 17 by 9:00, forget it. >> reporter: some local business owners say the summer traffic experiment has made matters worse. >> by the time they see the signs that the road is blocked it is already congested. >> reporter: this is the last weekend the on-ramp on highway 17 will be closed for the summer. reporting live in santa cruz i am michelle roberts. >> another hot spot is in the east bay. and you think of livermore. you know it is hot. jo jo

eastbound 80 in san francisco -- that's right. eastbound 80 in san francisco. a lot of people drive that way, even this early in the morning. there is a deadly crash involving a pedestrian on eastbound 80 right at fourth street. the traffic is going to be moving by because it is very early, but a lot of emergency vehicles are on the scene. we have already confirmed that it is a deadly crash. westbound traffic getting into san francisco looks okay. as we pull back, you can see 101 san francisco at the top rate and there is -- right and there is the hall of justice. we will watch this and let you know when it becomes a big traffic problem. right now a couple of lanes are closed, but it is early. northbound what he one -- 101 doesn't look bad. a couple of slowdowns, 87 for example. that is due to construction in the area. but the major freeways are doing very well. this is a live look at to 80 in san jose -- 280 in san jose.>>> we have plenty to talk about. you probably noticed the breeze yesterday. hurricane maria is bouncing between category 4 and category 5. it

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> happening now, a public meeting in san francisco over the hot button issue of police carrying stun guns. the meeting is getting under way at city college of san francisco. police chief william scott is pushing for the use of tasters saying they represent a less lethal option to help deescalate violent situations. however, some officers worry that tasers are not 100% reliable. and opponents say officers need better training not another weapon. they plan to make their voices heard at tonight's meeting. >> fremont police are asking for help in solving a cold case that's more than 30 years old. investigators are confident someone can help them find who killed a young mother in 1982. ktvu's maureen naylor spoke with family members today about the new help in this old case. >> reporter: photos and memories are all he has left of his mother. >> i was 10 but i remember that night. >> reporter: the 45-year-old union city father was a middle schooler living in this same home when his mother kathleen miramontes was murdered. the mother of two who w

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) but first -- the president and congress could not get it done, but two governors from opposing parties .. are sharing a plan to solve the health care challenge. gasoline spikes 11% as largest us refinery will reportedly be offline up to two weeks . . . gasoline prices rose above $2 a gallon for the first time since 2015. tropical storm harvey has shuttered almost a quarter of u.s. refineries. oil prices fell due to the closures, with u.s. crude on track for steepest monthly loss in over a year. u.s. crude oil prices are on track to post the steepest monthly losses in more than a year as concerns spread over falling demand in the world's top oil- consuming country after stor

we were as hot in san francisco as las vegas, and san francisco was 13 degrees hotter in the summertime than miami, florida. remember this, not going to happen any time soon. still 82 in san francisco tonight. not the best sleeping weather. san jose 83, concord 87, oakland 78, and santa rosa at 76. overnight couple of 60s in the north bay, otherwise warm. 79 for a low in livermore, and san jose only dropping to 73 degrees. the stage is set for another hot day tomorrow. we're starting above average before the day even begins to warm up. as for why this is all happening, the ocean has nothing to do with it. the ocean temperature is still about 56 or 57 degrees. our flow of air has everything to do ant it. the ridge of high pressure is parked in the perfect spot to induce or pull out central valley's weather. our wind is in the north and northeast. we have the smoke, the haze, the heat. that's why even san francisco hit 106 degrees today. the ocean influence didn't matter at all because the wind direction was from the opposite way. now the heat will be finished by labor day. this is the ch

san francisco 70 up towards santa rosa. 80. we talks about two events this woekd one for the animal lovers out here in san francisco. it's the strut your mut fund racer at 8:00 in the morning on saturday at marina green. temperatures in the upper 60s. take your dog out there and also help out quite a bit as this again is a charity event. the other one is called oak tobier fest in oakland. it goes both days saturday and sunday. in the diamond district and temperatures in the low sefrts. back to the seven-day forecast let's look. and you can see the inland valleys breezy to windy. temperatures 80s. monday wab tuesday and wednesday and thursday 70s returning to the bay area. at 6:48 tonight we explain why the temperatures dropped off plus what october usually holds when it comes to rainfall and also temperatures. again that's at 6:48. >> okay thanks, jeff. >>> well thanks but no thanks, the reason a librarian will not accept a book donation from the first lady. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist f

this is about a half mile from san francisco state. and we're also hearing reports of a possible rescue under way. kpix 5's jackie ward is heading to the scene and she is going to have a live report coming up. >>> let's get a check of weather and traffic. >> no "friday light." big slowdowns. a rough start for drivers on 101. southbound. a "sig alert" three lanes affected. delays in the northbound direction, as well. southbound 101 approaching popular poplar avenue, the backup is towards sfo. southbound speeds below 10 miles per hour approaching the scene. slowdowns northbound, as well. live look at 101 at poplar. chp is holding traffic in some lanes. broadway to university a 30- minute ride, probably will get longer. use 280 as an alternate for the best bet and then reconnect with 92 to access the san mateo bridge. >>> we are doing the happy dance in the weather department because fall arrives this afternoon and, boy, love me some month of october in the bay area! classic weather pattern setting up today. we are looking out at the beau

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mary's square in san francisco. three girls, chinese, korean and filipina represent the young girls captured and forced to become sex slaves for japanese soldiers. the grandmother on the ground represents a former comfort woman who is seeking justice. >> the crime will remain. it's not going to go away no matter how hard they try to erase or try to make us forget. >> reporter: like many other girls, lee said kore homesh e when she was 16. she said she was beaten, tortured and raped. she said she was forced to serve about five soldiers a day. >> they want to whitewash the history. they want to cleanse history. >> reporter: supporters of the statue say the japanese government tried to stop them from putting it in san francisco. today the consul general of japan in san francisco criticized the statue. he said it's a one-sided interpretation of history without presenting credible evidence. ms. lee has a choice word for the consul general. >> what kind of bull [ bleep ] is that? mr. con sell general, you are wrong -- mr.

santa rosa, kentfield, san rafael, richmond a record, san francisco, san francisco airport, oakland airport, moffett field, livermore tied a record. gilroy a record. santa cruz a record. salinas a record. all records. lots of records around the bay area today. we got a heat advisory out there. we have a "spare the air" day that will last until tomorrow. we have -- the heat warning did not just cover the bay area but now it was for a while just the bay area minus san francisco. they put san francisco into a heat warning. that's huge! not only that, the "flex alerts" relating to the idea that we have heat warnings and advisories from redding to southern california. over 35 million people under some kind of heat advisory. that's huge. so when i come back we're going to talk about when it's going to cool down because it's not tomorrow. a little bit tomorrow but it's going to be hot again tomorrow. we'll talk about that and then about the cooling opportunities we have down the road. >>> in the south bay, san jose's school doesn't have air- conditioning in all its classrooms so the district provi

if you have information, call san francisco police. in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> authorities in puerto rico are rushing to evacuate about 70,000 people who are downstream of a failing dam. the area got more than 15 inches of rain this week when hurricane maria made landfall causing the reservoir to overflow. right now 95% of puerto rico is still without power. and crews say it could take months for power to be restored across the island. people who live there say they have no idea when they are going to get their power or water back. >> in the neighbor, 85% of the houses are gone. [ speaking spanish ] >> we have lost everything, it took our house. it's tough but we're going to start over. >> at least 27 people have died in the caribbean due to the latest hurricane. maria is now passing east of the bahamas as a cat-3 storm with winds of 125 miles an hour. >>> let's bring in chief meterologist bill martin. bill, a lot of family i have in puerto rico they all thought they were lucky because, you know, irma didn't quit

san francisco 66 degrees for that high. redwood city 73. san jose 76. this is below average. 4 to 8 degrees below average today. earlier in the week we started off well above average. that's not the case today. chance of rain on monday and tuesday. so there you have it. >>> good morning. right now, we are tracking a very rough start for drivers along 580. we are now getting word that this accident is a fatal crash westbound 580 as you approach eden canyon road. all lanes blocked and chp and other emergency crews remain on the scene. they will be out there for quite some time so do expect delays and you're going to want to use an alternate route this morning if this is part of your morning commute. all lanes currently blocked. take northbound 680 to crow canyon and head further up towards highway 24. you can take dublin canyon road along that frontage road that runs along 580. but expect delays, a very crowded ride this morning. bart on time. eastbound 4 approaching bailey road we have an accident with one lane blocked opposite commute direction out of a

near san francisco state. the fire broke out just after 5:30 this morning. ( darya ) the san francisco fire department says they had to rescue three people from the building. kron 4's lydia pantazas is at the scene... we will have a live report from her in just a moment. <"if you see this, you have to think the firefighters had to climb seven floors to get up to that fire and you see the black and the darkening on the floors above it. if we don't put that fire out fast, that fire will lap into those next floors and will start escalating up the floors, so we were able to get our crews up there extremely fast. we got water on the fire."> (darya) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark lets start with a check of weather <"if you see this, the firefighters had to climb get up to that fire black and the darkening on the we don't put that fire will lap into and will start escalating up the were able to get there extremely fast. we

san rafael to san francisco you're looking great at 15 minutes. we'll check on mass transit coming up in less than ten. >> alexis, thank you. we see this everywhere, broken glass tells the story. there's a huge spike in car break-ins. the action one city the wants t. >> i'm happy to be here and support them. >> raising awareness. the difficult issue that brought nicole kidman to san francisco. >>> we're heading to b rakrehti weather and traffic throughout weather and traffic throughout the commercial break ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and aroseed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ ♪ o from the farm ♪ ♪ straight into your bow♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ >>> nicole kidman is receiving praise for her comments on domestic violence during her emmy acceptance speech and brought her message to the bay eatbcas l 7 news reporter expl, k

ad lib live picture-- san francisco >>> good tuesday morning. let's look at our window over san francisco. looking lovely to start this morning. it is going to be a comfortable day. i peeked at kari's forecast. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get a look at what's going on with traffic right now. >> we had a deadly crash investigation in san francisco. let's take you to the maps. we are talking out of the city on to the lower deck of the bay bridge. a pedestrian was hit and killed on the roadway there, but that did clear some lanes. however, the warning is they put flairs out to close lanes out. the flairs may take a while to burn out. keep that in mind as you travel over the exit and continue to the skyway. westbound 80 getting into the city fine. all the routes throughout the city moving well. just that little bit of slowing out of the altamont pass. kari, what do you have for us today? >> another pleasant day as we go into the afternoon. mostly clear skies with br

.>>> and san francisco a push to rename justin herman plaza at the foot of san francisco market street is gaining support in city hall. christina ran down reports what's now called justin herman plaza may soon have a new name after the board of supervisors took a vote encouraging a name change. >>reporter: in a unanimous vote the separate cisco board of supervisors passing a resolution urging the department to rename justin herman plaza at the foot of market along the embarcadero. >> this is really not a resolution to demonize him. >>reporter: the late justin herman was had of the agency from 1959 to 1971. he says during that time he displaced african and japanese communities.>> and fillmore more than 4000 individuals were displaced, 60 square blocks of a vibrant community were demolished. this happened under three marist, under, sport the supervisors, under many different department heads. it was a misguided principle of the time. and justin herman has come to symbolize that time. >>reporter: they want the public to decide on a new name and julie mastering as recommendations.>> tonigh

a 23-year-old man was killed in san francisco by a gun stolen from a san francisco police officer's permanent chasm and then there are in that video you saw back in 015, the gun that killed kate steinle was stolen from the vehicle of an officer of the bureau of land management. >>> uc berkeley free speech movement say that the event will still be held even though they have not been able to rent any indoor venues. the group says that it will hold the event outside. it will have steve bannon, myelo yiannopoulos and ann coulter speak. berkeley says that the group missed several deadlines but the group says that uc berkeley is trying to deny the event. >>> and there is an event standing with immigrant. today's event is part of a series of activities this month to celebrate national welcoming week. the goal of the campaign is unity. >>> the trump administration has been hit with a new federal lawsuit over i was decision top end daca and eliminate protection for undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. six daca recipients filed the suit yesterday in san francisco. the immigrants are

a fire in san francisco in a san francisco state building. this is a nine to ten story building where people are being rescued and evacuated. our live crew is heading to the scene. we will bring you the latest as soon as we get it. marcus? >> we are tracking the latest developments out of mexico. a lot of volunteers are out there trying to help. so many people are going to mexico city. others traveled outside the city to help other affected areas. there are stories of hope emerging from the rubble of the devastation in mexico. rescuers have found more survivors, at least 60 since tuesday. [ speaking foreign language ] >> cheers of joy as many people are pulled from collapsed buildings. this morning, the number dead stands at 273 and adding a headache to that, a story that transfixed mexico of a young girl trapped in the rubble of a collapse is false. mexican authorities say that girl who was identified as freida never existed. everyone at that school has been accounted for. damian trujillo is in mexico city this morning. he will share stories

in san francisco, 65 degrees. 70s for san jose. as we check out the seven day forecast, breezy ones in san francisco. 70s in the forecast. we'll be heating up there. also for the inland valleys, take a look at that. early next week, hitting the low 90s. we'll talk about this weekend's forecast coming up. we get on the roads with a look at where we may be slowing down. >> i am welcoming it an ready for the oversized sweaters. ladies, let me know if you get what i'm saying with that one. a couple accidents showing up on the traffic maps. for now, chp seems like the biggest impact is along southbound 101 after broadway. it was a multiple vehicle crash. one of those vehicles is still blocking the center lane. it looks like it hit the center divider, may have spun out and now is causing delays just after broadway, along southbound 101. we were seeing earlier delays. now it seems to be getting worse as they work to clear out multiple vehicles off 101. if that is your morning commute, expect delays. we are seeing slowing along bridges. we

san francisco, we have 143 of weather history. grant was the president when we started recording the temperature. it's never been hotter, 106 degrees today. records for the month of september were set today in san jose. 108 redwood city, 106 oakland, and we're not cooling off tonight. it's still 91 degrees in san rafael, 91 in vallejo, 84 in downtown san francisco, and 87 in san jose. and the air quality today was horrible. it will be just as bad tomorrow. unhealthy for all groups. anyone in the east bay and south bay. air quality bad because of the smoke coming down from northern california. how hot we get tomorrow and a crashing end to the temperatures coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> thank you. the triple digit temperatures are only going to get more intense this weekend in the south bay. kpix 5 is in san jose tonight. >> reporter: yes, the hottest it got here in san jose was 108 degrees, and it felt like it. it's starting to get a little cooler tonight, and you can see people are take advantage. several schools,including bra

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. >> in san francisco as we did talk, we have now updated the official high in san francisco to 106 degrees. that now makes it the hottest temperature ever experienced in downtown san francisco. last time it was close to this was 103 degrees back in june 2000. not only did we have the hot air moving in with the heat wave, but the smoke and haze pushing it across san francisco and adds a layer throughout downtown sf. and the heat bounces off of the smoke particles which increases the temperatures. plenty of other records set across the bay area. 1 110 in santa rosa. most of these records were way back in the 1950s. so tedecades here. put it into perspective here, las vegas had 103 for the high. and the desert hot air sitting over the desert. concord was 114. tracking more on this heat and how the trend is going to play out on your saturday forecast. full details coming up in 15 minutes. >> hotter than las vegas. take a look at how hot it is. jodi hernandez tweeting out this photo. she continues our coverage from livermore. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: it has been scorching here in

san francisco 95. that's a record for this date. san jose 95 at this noon hour. here's why we're so smoky. several fires burning across northern california all that smoke moving right into our area. it's moving south causing very unhealthy air conditions. look at the "spare the air" alert. it's been extended through tomorrow. don't expect clearing. very unhealthy for the east bay, santa clara valley and these areas of orange meaning unhealthy for people with respiratory problems or seniors. so it's just a good idea to try to keep it indoors if you can. red flag warning today through tomorrow for the higher elevations. those firefighters certainly on high alert. don't want to see any fires sparking. it's dry out there. we are going to get some wind gusts as well from all of this. here's a look at our average temperatures where we should be this time of the year. 70 for san francisco. again, we hit 95 just a moment ago. 25 degrees above average. oakland 75 normal, we are expecting to be 24 degrees above average in oakland. concord 29 degrees above average with reco

san francisco taxi drivers are getting a payday. why the city is shelling out $5 million to the cabbies. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. another lawsuit claims that wells fargo cheated its customers out of money. >>> and a concern that stocks were sliding yesterday. they are still there today as far as the concerns. some bay area companies offsetting the uncertainty. pam cook is back with this morning's money business. >> shares of apple, google's parent company all up this morning on good fundamentals. that is helping offset the uncertainty over north korea. checking in on the opening bell. numbers headed higher. military stocks are up. so are the home builders like home depot because of the hurricane. that affects things. checking in on the broader markets. hearsay live look at the dow. all three got hit hard yesterday. a bit of a recovery yesterday. the dow jones up 71 points, about a third of a percent. about the same for the -- well, the nasdaq and s&p 500 both, yeah, up about the same. a new lawsuit claims wells fargo overch

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at the san francisco bay bridge, early in the morning, open your eyes and turn on channel 2, and this is what you see. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2 on this thursday, september 21. i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. it is 4:30 am. >>> it looks pretty clear out there. >> i showed you the lightning strikes on my phone. we need to post that or something. >> i will share that. it is cool. it is not fake. >>> we did not have fake rain yesterday, the real stuff. out of the gate with .08 in pacifica, and half moon bay at .04. still shower activity coming down from the northwest. it looks like it will go parallel to the coast unless it decides to take a turn, and right now it is staying offshore. the cold air is coming in, and it will give us a very cool day with water temperatures continuing to come down. if it were not for that breeze we would be even cooler which will translate into tomorrow. pacifica 53, 58 san carlos, stanford at 54. west, north and northwest, you get the idea, it will be breezy and windy for some. that system is still producing rain and sn

san francisco at the 60 degrees mark, san jose, 61. a quick check of what to expect. 81 in san jose and 89 in livermore. mike? >> over here, we are looking at the dublin grade. that's fine. reports of a disabled vehicle at the dublin interchange saying it was at the interchange. it's smooth from the picture and sensors. the issue is back toward the altamont, as you would expect. sounds like everything is off to the shoulder, we are tracking that. perhaps another issue, a crash heading down. we'll check on 680. hopefully, chp will have an

but san francisco is currently at 57 degrees. highs today will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday with some thin, high clouds passing through. san francisco at 71 this afternoon. oakland 73. and really nice in san jose at 81 degrees. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. so the warming trend continues into today. tomorrow will be another mild summer day. gusty and cooler, temperatures will be coming down on monday. and then the first day of fall on friday. >> i was going to say, the forecast for the weekend not a bad way to close out summer. >> in fact anything you want to do outdoors today will be so nice and mild out there. >> get out and get it done. frances, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." for frances dinglasan and the rest of our abc 7 news team, i'm chris nguyen. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to t

the train was going to san francisco from san jose. investigators are now trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. this is the fifth death on caltrain tracks this year. ( darya ) the right-wing activist accused of inciting violence at a berkeley trump rally pleaded not guilty to felony charges. kyle chapman was in court yesterday. he is charged with possession of a leaded cane at this rally back in march. the 41-year-old daly city man is out on bail. police say chapman was swinging a wooden stick at people during the rally. prosecutors say that chapman has two prior convictions, one for grand theft in san diego county in 2001 and one for robbery in texas in 1993. ( darya ) an independent team of experts says, bad design and construction ... led to the disastrous spillway collapse at the oroville dam. dam safety experts say, the state probably could have detected the problems, if dam managers had reviewed the original flaws earlier. authorities ordered nearly 2 - hundred- thousand people to evacuate in februa

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reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> a san francisco sheriff's deputy violated policy and may have broken the law for improperly storing a service pistol that was stolen and used in a shooting. sky map 7 on sky 7 shows the street where it was taken. the sheriff's department says the deputy was off duty at the time and left the handgun in the trunk of a rental car. the gun was not secured in a lockbox as required by sheriff's department. state and city law requires civilians and law enforcement to properly store their weapons. >>> nancy pelosi says she understands and respects the young immigrants who disrupted her event. abc 7 news was in san francisco yesterday as several dozen protesters shouted down pelosi as she tried to start a dialoge with them. pelosi was there to urge passage of the dream act. the demonstrators were instead calling for a comprehensive immigration restorm. >> is it possible to pass a bill without some border security? well, we will have to see. we are not -- we didn't agree to anything in that regard except to listen. >> pelosi also discu

san francisco 66. san jose 68. small craft advisory everywhere today. they'll be here again everywhere tomorrow. because the breezes are going to kick up especially at 1:00 over the bay. they're already there over ocean. expect it to be breezy. the winds will be faster tomorrow and thursday. beach hazard, those winds kicking up nice swells. 6 to 10 feet. the wave heights not necessarily the big concern there. it's what they do once they get to the shore. close to a strong rip current. sneaker waves and large shore breaks. let's take a look at your temperatures today. mid to upper 60s along the coast. 70 to 75 around the bay. and inland, about 76 to 80 degrees. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. very picturesque shot this morning. let's talk about your 12-hour day planner. at noon, 66 at the coast. 70 to 74 bay and inland. warmer away from the coast at 4:00, 71 to 77. look at that, by 8:00 and mid-night, temperatures dropping into the 60s and even the 50s. we'll see increasing clouds tonight as the cold front approaches. a little drizzle near the c

we are fog free, a is 58 in san francisco and san jose. you're looking at the satellite and radar this time said clear. i am forecasting a high temperature of >>> police after hearing morgan fire officers opened fire themselves. suspect i at a hospital, mother is ,5 and 8-year-old who were >>> >>> good morning and welcome to monday, september 25, look at your television screen, that is a beautiful picture. we can see the end of the offshore push which means 80 degrees in pacifica, 83 in san francisco, mid 80s and the san jose's, the full forecast is just 4 minutes away.>>> several developments today, when it comes to the dream act, a new bill introduced on capitol hill while san franciscans plan to contribute money to help dreamers. we have more from city hall.>> reporter: good morning, president trump gave congress 6 months to come up with a solution before the protection expires next year from daca . >> the wall will happen.>> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi says she trusts the president to honor an agreement on the dream ac

on the extended forecast changes even in san francisco. if you wanted another last stint of beach weather we have it coming your way the next seven days. looks like the warmest next wednesday at 83. then eventually by next friday the temperatures do drop. let's bring you into the interior valley forecast. hold on here. this is not good news. we'll go up to 93 on wednesday. 94 on thursday but everything is showing tufrmts trying to drop off by next friday's forecast. wouldn't you flow it fall officially arrives and mother nature says not done yet. >> up next heading back to mexico city. stay with us. francisco. we )ve put some clips on our webs >>> happening now on our website you can see more of senator bernie sanders speech in san francisco. we put clips on the website process. as reported he spoke if he california nurse's association convention about the issue of health care. on twitter you can check out dame yn's reporting from mexico. following volunteers and rescue teams searching for survivors. back with more new the. food. water. in

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. the california street cable cars be here at th >> an entire cable car line in san francisco is shut down tonight for repairs. the california street cable cars will be here at the cable car barn for about a week. the cars need their gearbox replaced. the gearbox is what runs the miles of cable under the street. each of the cable car lines will go through the same process, but only one can be serviced at a time. the $6 million rebuild of all four lines should be completed in about a year. books. tonight, joe vazquez with >>> a bay area woman is about to jump into the bay, something she's done hundreds of times before, only this time she'll swim into the history books. tonight joe has the story you'll only see on kpix 5. once i'm in, track; ... o >> it's cold, it's dark, it's wet. >> reporter: christine is going for another swim in the san francisco bay. it's a personal accomplishment ... going deep into your heart and your mind and be able to say, "i can do this ... i stuck with it" tra

jose and san francisco for similar reasons. live in town kirk, i'm. >>> here's a live look at mcneries beach. a good place to try and cool off. most places in the north bay were baking. it was so hot the schools let their students go early. kids were happy to leave at noon. the school doesn't have air conditioning. >> i think it's good for the kids. because it's already hot in there. it's hot already and we want to be sure that all the kids are safe. >> other bay area students aren't so happy with the heat. still ahead, how it ruined a high school homecoming tradition. >>> smoke has been pouring out of the -- the russians have to be out of that building by tonight after the u.s. government ordered it closed. outside the consul ate right now. andrea. >> well, allen, right now there is smoke again pouring out of the consol at. the question is tonight, what exactly are they burning. our security analysts have some ideas. >> with 12 hours on the clock until eviction from the pacific high consul ate, smoke began pouring from the chi

fremont 80. 76 in oakland. 71 for san francisco. these are average temperatures where we're be this time of year dropping off a little bit below average by tomorrow as we get that storm to come in and cool us down. and then look, another rise in our temperatures for the weekend when things will be warming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> time now 5:49. some high school football players in the north bay will have new technology this year to prevent head injuries. >> and one bay area city is exploring new options to deal with a big traffic mess. the former lead singer of legendary bay area band "tower >>> our average temperatures for this time of year should be 70 san francisco, oakland 75. look how close we are to average today. temperatures are definitely cooling off from even what we had yesterday. we are going to see mostly cloudy conditions especially along the coast. those of you inland, you will see the sun and temperatures in consumer report 85 degrees the high. jaclyn? >>> if you are heading out the door right now and your

san jose at 81. san francisco at 67 degrees. here is our camera, blue skies showing up into some portions of oakland. cooler weather pattern setting up as we head into thursday. that will be the cool epps day the week. 60s, 70s and just lower 80s and beyond thursday, we're going to warm things back up, especially to the weekend and especially by sunday. a few spots can be back up into the upper 90s. here we go with this afternoon. still some lingering clouds, coast side and right around the bay. taking this into thursday, lots of clouds out there. once again, tonight, into tomorrow, the chance of a light shower or maybe a thunderstorm. this is 5:00 thursday. and we'll just have lingering clouds out there. >> today, we are cooling off in the warmest location, flirting with the 90 degrees. san francisco, 71. santa losta, mid-80s. gilroy, 89 degrees. so here is a look ahead at the five-day. definitely more clouds than thursday. partly cloudy by friday. we'll warm things back up by the weekend. by sunday, warmest locations could be

live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a federal appeals court blocked a san francisco law today requiring health warnings on adds for sugary drinks. they say it may encroach cahn an advertiser's freedom of speech. the law required the warning on ads that appear on billboards, buses, and elsewhere. the warning reads: wa >>> a push to rename the plaza at the foot of market street in san francisco is gaining traction at city hall. the name justin herman plaza could soon be dropped, following a vote by the board of supervisors, urging the rec and park department to change the name. >> without the -- the measure passes. >> this is really not a resolution about demonizing him. >> reporter: supervisor aaron, who introduced the resolution said the late justin herman was said of the city's redevelopment agency from 1925091971. he said during that time, urban renewal displaced african- american and japan ease communities. >> in the philmore, over 4,000 individuals were displaced. 60 square blocks of a vibrant community were demolished. this happened under three mayors, under cou

san jose 93. oakland 90 degree mark. as i mention in san francisco 87. for tomorrow we'll start seeing decrease in temperatures anywhere from 15 to 10 degrees cooler across the coast. that is because that hot high pressure over tonight and tomorrow will track out east. and right behind that we'll get the nice jet stream that's going to cool us off dropping us back down to seasonable temperatures which will be great because it will be just in time for the weekend which means outdoor activities we'll be more comfortable. now the breezy conditions have significantly died down because of the fire danger. but when we get into friday see the return of the marine layer and see the cooling down pattern for the 70s into the coastline, and high of 94 today, fast forward through friday and saturday, if you notice 10-plus degree drop as we head into saturday and sunday. and long-range models return of showers into next week. but right now enjoy the temperatures. on twitter and facebook you can see all the cooling temperatures. if you don't have the website it's nbcb

right now 82 in san francisco. regard to sleep in that kind of weather, especially since homes don't have ac here. mountain view 82. if you are inland like brentwood where it is 90 degrees, still hot, at least you have the ac running. obviously we're retaining some of the heat from the summer scorcher today, and when you take a look as to what is going to happen tomorrow you will notice the temperatures are going to rapidly rice in concord, starting off at 74 degree you will be reeling by 1:00 in the triple digits already and peak at 113 degrees. that is excessively hot. this dangerous heat wave will continue as we head into saturday. as you look at live doppler 7 right now, you will see why. there isn't any fog. we don't even have a sea breeze. we don't have a downsloping wind, off-shore flow, and that's been responsible for pushing some of the smoke from the fires burning in oregon, northern california and to the east of us towards the bay area, which is why it has been so bad in terms of our air quality today. s

rafael, 105 today, san jose, 107 and san francisco is very interesting. only the third time since 1874 you have had back to back days above 100 degrees. oakland, 101. moffett field up to 106. just as hot as yesterday. slow cooling out there. 70s to mid-80s still outside right now. but there is a change in the excessive heat warning for sunday. notice mainly now just the east bay and the higher hill tops. what is missing here? the inner bay and coast now back lowered into a heat advisory. so that means above 100 degrees, we're looking at mid-80s to lower to mid-90s instead. some relief on the coast and inner bay. but we're watching out for a chance of thunderstorms moving up from the south. we'll have a look at the impact on the labor day weekend coming up. >>> nbc bay area's sergio quntana, how are people holding up in the heat? >> reporter: we're doing better now that it is no longer 101 degrees out here. this has been one for the record books. tonight the temperature is hovering in the 80s which is as hot as a typical sunny saturday in delores park but

police say, the crimes happened at locations across san francisco. investigators are checking to see if any of these robberies are connected. in london - a terror attack today which could have been deadly...and left dozens injured. police say ... they are making "good progress" in the investigation into today's underground subway bombing... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) at last count - 29 people were hurt in the rush hour bombing...most of them with minor injuries.. this was the scene above ground....after someone planted a crude, homemadebomb on a crowded subway car. isis claims it was the work of an affiliated group. britain has raised the country's terrorism threat level to "critical" -- meaning another attack is expected shortly. as for the bomb....it apparently did not detonate properly....and people nearby took photosand video of something that was burning in a bucket - inside the subway train. a manhunt is underway for suspects.....as people reacted to what happened. witness - there were little kids on the way to schoo

san francisco, 66. half moon bay, 64. a lot of 70s around the bay and low 80s as you make your way inland. monday, temperatures will be coming down a bit more and the breeze really kicks up. a strong west flow. that's why temperatures will be dropping. the accuweather seven-day forecast, warming continues today, a beautiful saturday. enjoy all the outdoor activities. it will be in the mid-80s inland, mid- to upper 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. still nice in san francisco. mild tomorrow as well. but then monday is when things change. gusty and cooler. then notice it kind of holds steady the rest of the week with lots of sunshine with temperatures 80s inland and 60s at the coast, pleasant and dry. >> frances, thank you. >>> coming up, a dog in danger and a hairy rescue. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of wh

there are no problems getting into san francisco. here is a look at the span toward treasure island it is a little bit crowded on the bridge. you can see in the east bay we have moderate conditions on interstate on interstate 880 northbound passing the coliseum and on the san mateo bridge when you get to the peninsula remember the bayshore freeway is not looking good between belmont in both directions. highway 4 is slow and so is 680. let's get back to the desk.>>> we have a developing story in san francisco where police are looking for the people responsible for a deadly hit and run this morning outside of the san francisco wholesale produce market on gerald avenue. alex savidge has been following the story. the pedestrian who was killed is a well-known person in that area. >> reporter: absolutely, friends and colleagues say the victim was a well-known grocer in the community. a husband and father of two. the 57-year-old gus vardakastanis owned gus's community market here at 17th street and harrison. he also owned two other popular

((sound from san francisco residence about odd weather patterns)) it was hot and muggy in san francisco today it got up to around 87 degrees. i know that's nothing compared to that record breaking 106 degree day we had 10 days ago but then it was back to normal for a few days but that didn't last long. tony sums up the way it's been lateley. ((tony - "really weird" ))it was hot over the weekend but not windy. so last night tony slept with his window to stay cool that back fired early this morning.. ((sound from tony / lives in the richmond district in san francisco)) wind storms blasted parts of the bay area early monday morning in the south bay the santa clara fire department had 30 wind related emergency calls trees were blown down. sot - person heard tree 11,000 people lost their power due to this wild wind event pg&e said by monday evening only a couple hundred customers in santa clar county still have their power out. and look at this video relased by the national weather service.. we are not only ones having strange unseasonable weather yesterday into last night in southern califo