right now the san jose is 00. i do think you'll see increased cloud cover on friday and also some humidity spike up there. we'll stay in the 60s in san francisco through this weekend and comfortable next week. cities away from the coast and interior valleys and cooling off to 88 and notice the humidity and a little bit of cloud cover and check out the weekend. it's not going to be hot. we'll stay in the 80s for start and sunday. it is summer and get hot and a little sigh of relief. you, jeff. ta a that's >> good news for one of the world's most popular players. >> lose a keep member of their championship squad and kelly johnson joins us next. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. it never should have been on the road. >>> it's been a pretty good offis s

east san jose. so that, you know, as tamara had mentioned, the fact is that we have--we're at capacity for summer camps. we also have every single month from here on out, there is a big cultural celebration happening at the plaza. and we're super excited to be able to offer that to our community. damian: going back to the bill walsh analogy, george seifert took over and he took a lot of what bill walsh passed on to him, but then george seifert implemented some of his own ideas and it took the team to another super bowl. kind of the same thing, you learned from tamara, you took a few things there, and then implemented your own things. vanessa: absolutely. i think-- tamara: we want super bowl wins. vanessa: absolutely, i would say, you know, it's fantastic to even continue to work with tamara as a colleague. now that she's stepped into a funder role, it doesn't necessarily mean that she is not available to us as a colleague at the school of arts and culture, which is fantastic. and i would also say th

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >> and developing out of san jose, there is a single alarm grass fire burning off highway 237 at north first street. firefighters got the call after 9:30 p.m. tonight. we don't know the cause nof fire just -- cause of the fire just yet. >>> and san jose police broke up a huge 4th of july party. at this time we don't know if citations have been written. >>> at the height of the fireworks in san jose, the airport stopped all operations. runways shut down for 30 minutes. the faa made the recommendation to protect pilots from the blinding lights in the sky. also this was the show they are protecting pilots from. the show in downtown san jose. lasted for 20 minutes. once the fireworks and smoke cleared, flights resumed at the airport. >>> a perfect night for fireworks. the fog stayed away at san francisco's water front. crowds had a great view of the fireworks. kpix 5's betty yu with a look at the big night. >> reporter: there are lot of excited, happy people around here because this year there wasn't a bad spot here at pier 39 a catch the show. a 4th o

clear in san jose and livermore. average highs below average today, temperatures 4 degrees below average in san francisco and oakland, almost 10 degrees below average in concord. it's a sign it will be a chilly one this afternoon. i'll have the fireworks forecast coming up. >>> we are going to do a quick bridge check for drivers in the bay area. very quiet on this 4th of july holiday. no accidents. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. no traffic. beautiful shot there. that bridge doesn't take a bad picture. richmond/san rafael bridge no traffic both directions. your ride along the eastshore freeway no traffic. celebrations across the ba fantastic in the bay area for traffic. back to you. >> thank you. >>> today hundreds of thousands will take part in 4th of july celebrations across the bay area. we have live team coverage. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in danville with more on a 4th of july free for all but first, anne makovec is live in san jose with a look at a new plan aimed at cracking down on illegal

san jose says fireworks are illegal here in the city. not only that they asked residents to report illegal fireworks. how did we do? turns out, no one was counting. finding a grass fire along highway 237 in son jose while fireworks were being shot off in the sky in the distance. san jose firefighters were busy overnight. we counted a couple dozen calls for fires. not too far away more evidence of the illegal fireworks left behind. all of this follows a big push encouraged by the city of jose to encourage residents to report fireworks. >> you can fill out the form, everything cept your name and contact information, put your photographs in there, and if there's enough information without contacting you for us to take action, we will take action. >> reporter: so did san jose residents help, did the cities campaign work? this morning, who knows. a san jose police department spokesperson wrote we did not keep stats last night regarding arrests and citations issued for fireworks. san jose police say they will have to request a records check fo

east san jose closer to 92. 88 and 63 for san jose. pretty close but above on both. 99 and 1975 the range of forecast highs for san jose today. 84 to 89 so some are warmer and some are not so much on the warmer side so that's a big spread five degrees. 89 on sunday. 99 today. if it comes in at 99 or lower, i doubt they have an official 100-degree temperature this month. they had six last july. so while it's been in the 90s, we have been mainly in the 90s and not the upper 90s or 100. mendocino county lake county heat advisory, 104 and 106 today for those temperatures. fog keeping much of the coast in the 60s and 70s. over the bay as well, 50s and 60s on these temperatures. cooler to the north. healdsburg 53. mil valley at 53. clover dale is cool but there's an okay breeze but not that strong. no problem getting into the 100's. 61 in ukiah and really hot towards palm springs and las vegas in the phoenix area. a lot of the monsoon moisture moving into arizona. that continues to play into their weather but they're still very hot. if you d

san jose at 66. there's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. 12 in concord. 12 in livermore. 7 san carlos. oakland and haywood. the finder winds are light out there and here is a look at storm tracker 2. you can see the clouds in from the south. remnants of tropical storm fabio. we will feel a little muggy out there for today. you can see a bit of green pushing with in that. a little bit of moisture coming our way. not expecting any rain or not really looking at the possibility of a are the winds. we have that southerly view. changing for the surface and we are looking

that is south of san jose, but speaking of san jose, your dry stretch goes back three months now. april 16 was the last time it rained in san jose, that is 92 days ago. we will get to the south bay, beautiful los gatos. hot again tomorrow, little bit cloudier, more humid on thursday with a high of 89 we will talk about that that is the one change that we can expect over the next several days. high-pressure is to the south giving us a bit of chilly temperatures at the beach. this ritual slide over arizona and allow this moisture to go around that ridge and back into northern california. this will be the third thursday in a row that we have had tropical moisture impact us with an increasing clouds and humidity. we will do it again this week. humid on thursday, high temperatures will stay consistent and hot, away from the water and cooler at the beach. a foggy start tomorrow morning, sunshine in the afternoon, the day before those clouds and that humidity arrive. 96 in concorde, livermore 96, napa close to 90, 80s for redwood city and mountain view. still cool in san francisco, only

san josÉ estarÁ sobre los 85 grados. todavÍa estÁ vigente el aviso por riesgo de incendio sobre los condados de napa y sonoma. debido a los fuertes vientos que estÁn soplando sobre nuestra regiÓn, y tambiÉn a esa baja humedad sobre el Área de la bahÍa. sÓlo tenemos entre un 24 a un 53% de humedad y los vientos continÚan soplando fuerte del suroeste sobre nuestra regiÓn, llegando las rÁfagas hasta las 40 millas por hora. pero, quÉ pasarÁ para el plÁstico extendido?maÑana la mÁxima en 85 grados. el lunes 85 grados de temperatura mÁxima. a partir de marte vamos a tener un descenso las temperaturas en gran parte el estado y tambiÉn aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa, debido a un frente frÍo que aunque va a ser seco va a traer descenso las temperaturas para final de la prÓxima semana. el cielo parcialmente soleado durante el miÉrcoles pero despejado a final de semana. un placer informarles sobre las comisiones del tiempo y espero que tengan una excelente noche. beatriz:vean ustedes, el jarabe de marihuana ha

san jose. as of right now... we don )t know what sparked this fire... but we did see police swarm a e acvity and the fire are connected. we have calls out to the san jose fire department to learn more. we have these problems every year...and its confusing. in many communities -- even the fireworks labeled "safe" and legal -- are illegal. all of contra costa county is a "fireworks free zone" -- but we still see this... plenty of backyard firworks. this is happening in pittsburg. a special 4th of july fireworks task force has been busy. nbc bay area )s thom jensen is n pittsburg where the fireworks have been exploding through the night. thom? are cracking down on fireworks. historically -- san jose has been a problem. this is a live look. firefighters and police are out in full force. they )re also revising a tactic. the city of san jose has updated its illegal fireworks reporting page. you now have to attach videos or images to complaints. and you have to do it by sunday. there might be a lot of

jose and san francisco. it is about 12% cheaper in san jose and nearly 6% cheaper in san francisco. that is according to the website truly a. they compared home values and rent for july starting in 2013 and in the last year, home values have climbed while rent has stayed flat. >>> the bay area is not the only part of california with the booming real estate market. how about this lot? it is on the market for $1 billion. the property is called the best undeveloped plot of land in the city. the la times reports it's the most expensive listing and alley history. the property offers views of downtown la, catalina island, it is 157 acres, almost twice the size of disneyland. >>> the magnitude earthquake that hit the bay area around 3:30 pm, the epicenter in the middle of san pablo bay. people felt the shaking and north and east bay. >>> mid-30s, that is something to be felt. especially when we look at 8 million people in 75 miles. i have the epicenter, it's right here. it never warmed up in san francisco and has c

san francisco 63, oakland 68, san jose, sunny, 77 degrees. overnight lows in the 50s, upper 40s through parts of santa rosa. we could see some drizzle out there and especially along the coast tomorrow morning. of course we're watching that fog creep back into the bay area during the 9:00/10:00 hour. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, we're below average today, high pressure starts to build tomorrow, warming back up, like the 90s, mid 90s, that will be inland for the weekend. and around the bay also comfortable in the 80s. alexis, feels like maybe we're the only two people at work besides our crew here. >> yeah. it definitely feels like that on the roadways. i guess that is some good news that will translate to an easy commute if you have to head in today and get anything done at the office. certainly are no traffic jams out there. there's not even any bay bridge metering lights and we'll see, i am willing to put money on no metering lights by the time we end the show this morning at about 7:00. i think we're going to have th

it was a wild night in san jose. fireworks weren't the only thing keeping authorities busy. >> kpix 5's jessica flores is live in san jose to explain. jessica. >> reporter: it wasn't just those illegal fireworks. they were dealing with sideshows and house parties, even a brush fire. so first they did respond to a brush fire over on north first street off highway 237. fire officials got the call just after 9:30 last night. we don't know the cause of the fire just yet. and over in alviso, san jose police broke up a huge 4th of july party. you can see multiple units patroled the area before stopping the party. then police had to respond to reports of a sideshow off northbound highway 101 just north of the capitol expressway on- and off-ramps. this video from snapchat shows part of what happened, helicopters shining lights down on the crowds and fireworks being set off at the sideshow. there were a lot of illegal fireworks in the south bay last night. actually, san jose had a huge campaign telling residents to report the

slow from south san jose. temperatures even warmer today than yesterday, especially noticeable for inland areas. along the coast expect similar highs anywhere from the 50's to the 70's with highs away from the water soaring into the upper 90's and even triple digits. monsoonal thunderstorms to return along the central coast tonight into tomorrow morning with just a slight chance for the bay itself. ( darya ) breaking overnight... it was a violent night in the south bay... two separate shootings in san jose. ( james ) kron 4's sara stinson is live in san jose this morning with the details. ( sara )a woman is recovering after being shot in her s-u-v and a 21-year-old is fighting for his life this morning after being shot near the downtown san jose area.police say both shootings are unrelated.take vo:take a look at the video from the first shooting that happened just after ten last night on san antonio and capitol expressway at jackson.the woman shot in her s-u-v was transferred to the nearest trauma center, poli

san jose in the 70s. half moon bay 61 degrees. south beach cameras, a hazy view. some smoke, but conditions have improved across many parts of the bay area. 72 in santa rosa, 79 novato. warmest spots in the low 80s. roof camera showing you the breeze, onshore breeze going to continue to push the smoke away from the bay area. breezy and below average for the 4th of july, warmer pattern beginning thursday, and it will be mild at the coast, and hot inland by the upcoming weekend. temperatures first thing in the morning in the 50s, you will see fog and low clouds around, which we expect around this time of year, as you know, breezy tomorrow afternoon and cooler than where you should be for this time of year, just like today. temperatures dropping more. many inland areas, 70s, 80s along the coast in the 60s, and another breezy afternoon. hour by hour we go tomorrow morning the widespread overcast between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. clearing only to return by nighttime, around the time the fireworks are going off. if yo

san jose man left e hospital bill after heart >>> well, nbc bay area responds to a san jose man left with a hospital bill after heart problems struck in south america. >> we helped the viewer straighten things out with his insurance provider. chris chmura shows us how. >> good morning. dave smith was on vacation at one of the most remarkable places on earth, right there in mauchu picchu in peru, but he felt sick and went to a doctor. the situation was so serious, dave was flown to a heart hospital in lima for life saving treatment. he learned health care is much less expensive in peru than the u.s. his hospital visit came to just $456 which he paid out of pocket. his health insurance provider agreed to cover the bill. dave says kaiser told him it would mail him his reimbursement check. this was back in february, but he never got the check. after weeks of getting nowhere, dave reached out to us. we reached out to kaiser, and dave got the $456.49 check just a few days later. kaiser perm niente told us it strives to process all claims within 45 days after all documentation is received,

estÁn impartiendo clases en la ciudad de san josÉ. se ofrecen distintos tipos de servicios de esta forma que recordar que se esperan temperaturas para fin de semana. en mi reporte en vivo. listo para aventarme con un clavado en la alberca. palmira: me ganaste. que no te vea sacar el agua. ten cuidado. termina el conteo final de votos en mÉxico, y lÓpez obrador supera los 30 millones. les diremos cÓmo quedaran los >> el gobierno dieron extensiÓn a una corte fede ral reunificaciÓn en familias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ palmira: el presidente trump pide una prÓrroga para reunir a las familias separadas luego de una decisiÓn judicial que dio el gobierno un plazo hasta el martes para reunir a los niÑos menores de cinco aÑos con sus padres. marÍa rosa nos amplía. marÍa: necesitan mÁs tiempo, el gobierno de presidente trump pide una extensiÓn a plazo del este julio impuesto por una corte federal era reunir a los niÑos menores de cinco aÑos con sus padres y tambiÉn el plazo de 26 de julio para reunir

san jose keeping clear. temperatures in san jose 58, 56 in san francisco. livermore at 55. temperatures normal for this hour. this afternoon temperatures below normal. satellite/radar overall the typical summertime conditions. but we get that marine layer coming on in. the breeze from the coast is pick unfortunately. a southwest direction coming through downtown san francisco and oakland and yes certainly through fairfield and antioch. the usual places where the breeze comes in where we get that onshore flow they are feeling it. 4 degrees below average in oakland and san francisco, concord 10 below average. these are the afternoon highs. i want to show what you to expect for this 4th of july. along the coast we'll have cloud coverage. temperatures in the mid-50s around 9 p.m. san francisco area if you are watching the show, 56 degrees. cloudy, gusts around 18 miles per hour. you will need a jacket. inland though look at that. it's looking clear. still breezy, gusts around 15 to 20 miles per hour. but 63 degrees for you guys for inland spots like concord, san jose. it will s

san josÉ 86. santa rosa 90. bastante cÁlido en fresno con 107, donde todavÍa continÚa la emergencia por la calidad del aire y el riesgo de incendio qucontinÚa quemando muchos acres y se espere que se contiene propagando. toda sergio se mantiene en este aviso por calidad de aire afectada. se ha estado registrando algo de lluvia para la sierra pero estÁ lloviendo donde no tiene que llover. en el Área de la bahÍa pudiÉramos ver algunos cambios para la posibilidad de lluvia disminuyendo. son las temperaturas que se proyectan durante estos prÓximos dÍas. lo mÁs cálido hacia esa zona de oakland en los mediados es atenta. --en esos 70. nada de lluvia en el panorama. mantÉngase hidratado porque a mediados de la prÓxima jornada continuaremos con esas temperaturas cerca de los 90.aÓ para obtener una residencia permanente, esta vez un nuevo reglamento que se aplicarÁ nuevas solicitudes. julio nos dice cÓmo el departamento rechazarÁ todo paquete. >> para un inmigrante la vida ha sido muy difÍcil. julio: e

san jose's champion eater joey chestnut making another run at history. how he performed at the nathan's hot dog-eating contest. ♪[ music ] each city celethei own unique fireworks displays. from the rose bowl northeast of l-a -- ere more than >>> 4th of july celebrations around the country each city celebrating with their own unique fireworks display. thousands of fireworks were used. in new orleans the so-called dueling barges fireworks show. >> very cool. the bay area's biggest 4th of july parade. marchingnd and floats to politici a ye cebrated with the 4th of july parade. hundreds turned out for the festivities which included a military flyover. >> san jose's joey chestnut has done it again. he gobbled down dozens of hot dogs and set a new world record at nathan's hot dog- eating contest. >> joey!! chestnut!! >> he is the champ. a long-time one. he defended his title at coney island yesterday. at first, there was some confusion on how much he ate. judges initially miscounted the total but a recount showed he broke his own record and set a new world r

bob redell is live in san jose. this was a late-night announcement coming from the trump administration. >> correct. good morning to you, marcus. an official with the trump administration who said that all children under the age of 5 who are eligible will be reunited with their families by early morning today, which means that these reunifications could be in the process of happening or could have already happened. a federal judge had ordered that these children younger than 5 be reunited with their families by yesterday. we're talking about just about over 100 kids. but the trump administration missed that deadline. the government says reunions were not possible in some cases because their parents were serving time in jail. nbc news spoke with a father from honduras who was separated from his 4-year-old son when they sought asylum at the border. this was back in february. the father during the past several months says he had been so distraught over the separation, he cut himself. even threatened suicide. now that t

en san josÉ se reportÓÁxima eÁ maÑana? continuaremos con temperaturas cÁlidas en gran parte de la bahÍay sobre el centro del estado. les tengo mÁs informaciÓn del pronÓstico extendido en sólo minutos. no se vayan. ramÓn: un vecindario de san josÉ esta conmocionado porque dos personas perdieron la vida en un aparatoso accidente entre un tren y un auto beatriz ferrari no tiene la informaciÓn. beatriz: vecinos nos dijeron que el impacto fue tan fuerte que la tierra temblÓ cuando ocurriÓ el chue las personas perdiÓ la vida.un >>el accidente ocurriÓ pasada al mediodÍa en las avenidas lincoln, con un tren segÚn indicaron autoridades de transporte. el vecindario estaba conmocionado con gran cantidad de patrullas policiales y oficiales. muchos escucharon el ruido del choque. >> sintiÓ que su departamento comenzÓ a temblar y escucho un fuerte boom. un se dio cuenta que habrÍa recibido el accidente. los daÑos eran impactantes. samaritano se brindaron apoyo y los policÍas llegaron rÁpido. >>da pena por las >>a pe

san jose one of the warmer spots, 66. wind speeds, towards the fairfield area, southwest wind, gusting to 36 miles an hour. concord 16. and more panels, not as strong, winds 5 to 7. the delta breeze kicking up. fairfield one of the strongest winds for tonight. live camera, towards had bay bridge. san francisco -- the bay bridge. san francisco, low clouds and fog. over cast to start out your monday morning. put that in the forecast, tomorrow morning, 7 a.m. san francisco, 53 degrees and then into the afternoon, 12:00 p.m. mostly cloudy skies. skies becoming partly cloudy and breezy. a westerly wind around 15 to 25 miles an hour. and temperatures tomorrow approaching the low to middle 60s. this area of high pressure was in charge of the weather friday and saturday. warmed up the interior. triple digit temperatures yesterday. what will change is this, this high backs off into monday and the cooler air moves in from the north and a change in the upper level winds could help transport smoke closer to the sacramento area. track

low 60s in san jose, mid-50s at gilroy and half moon bay. emeryville, little bit unauthorized fireworks still going off. temperatures in the mid-50s. going to be tough getting out of san francisco tonight. all backed up. heavy traffic coming in before the fireworks, and going out after. i think i'll sleep at the station tonight. meanwhile, fog will expand in overnight hours and probably produce low visibility in the morning for commuters but after that, sunshine. i'll show you more coming up. >>> 1,500 structures in the line of fire tonight as county wildfire continues to rage. spread north. can see the charred area in red, covering parts of napa and y y y county. stretch of highway 28 still closed. 134 square miles burned, 27% contained. full containment expected tuesday. pawnee fire in lake county is 90% contained. 15,000 acres burned, 22 structures destroyed. full containment this weekend. >>> developing news in san jose, firefighters kept busy battling a grass fire west of 1st street, broke out after 9:30. knocked it down 45 minutes late

nbc's bay area bob redell joins us live at the san jose dmv. we have all waited in the lines before, bob. >> reporter: yes. and there were long lines this morning. good morning to you, laura. anyone going to the dmv, one thing you dread outside of the paper work is the long lines. that's why the dmv in san jose and another are opening hours earlier to help people get through the offices faster so the two offices we are speaking of are the san jose driver's license processing center here on center road and the oakland-claremont. 7:00 a.m. four days a week except for wednesday opening at 9:00 a.m. on top of the two offices opening earlier, 14 bay area dmv offices with saturday service 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., beginning on august 4th. as far as the workforce goes, dmv plans to hire 400 new employees, statewide to handle the long lines. with the agency already hiring

wr breaking news in south san jose... this fire at santa teresa county park... . >>> we continue to follow our breaking news in south san jose. nbc sky ranger over the scene. this fire in santa teresa county park. this is close toer intermediate school and mural rice school. this is south san jose, santa teresa county park. so far no homes being evacuated. it is getting close to the homes. you can see the smoke from miles away. here is what we know, about 70 acres so far, 5% contained. we have crews arriving on the scene. we'll have more throughout this newscast. >>> the three-day rescue mission at a flooded labyrinth in thailand is over. teams brought out the last four boys and their coach safely. crowds cheered as the final ambulance carrying the rescued soccer coach left the cave. today all the boys and the coach are hospitalized but in good held at least a week for observation and recovery. there was another celebration near the cave as the military doctor and divers who stayed with the trapped soccer team emerged fro

here's a live look across san jose. san jose will be clear. that's a great spot to watch fireworks. 58 in san jose. 56 san francisco. inland spots are doing fine. the futurecast models are showing the usual spots right around the water is when you start to see the clouds rolling through. right now here we go with the cloud coverage across santa rosa and, yes, right around the coastline. so the beaches, parts of the bay, the east bay, spots like oakland, the only places that we are seeing clouds out there. visibility is all right in most spots. 7 miles per hour for half moon bay. it's been worse at this hour. here's the winds. we have the overall south- southwest flow that's going on. so right now the-mile-per-hour winds at sfo. 8 in san francisco and again feeling the breeze through fairfield and through antioch. here's your fireworks forecast. for the embarcadero, 7 p.m. today 60 degrees. that's when those clouds will really begin to roll through. so by 9:00, we are looking at mostly cloudy conditions at the embarcadero. so right around the b

starting to cool off in downtown san jose. rotary club fireworks happening downtown san jose. it will not be the case for san francisco. we will see low clouds and fog and gusty winds. the temperature will only be at about 60 degrees in time for the fireworks. for the north bay we'll have some cool weather and clouds starting to move in and low 60s. i'll have a look for the south bay coming up in three minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up next, the reason one bay area neighborhood is saying no. >> and the increased security, one of bay area's biggest fireworks celebrations. >> i always wanted to fly airplanes. >> we introduced you you to a 97-year-old fighter pilot who got what it takes to fly. you're watching today in the bay. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >> it will be beautiful out there. we are enjoying weather out there. >>> we are seeing holiday light traffic. i'll have aun date on drive times coming up. >>> looking live at pier 39. crews ar

they're briefly closing the runway at mineta san jose airport. the faa was going to cancel the show at discovery meadow. planes can't take off or land from 9:30 to 10 tonight but the airport will be open still. >>> high winds are postponing a high-tech 4th of july show at travis a fore base. -- air force base. five00 drones equipped with l.e.d. lights will replace the traditional fireworks display this year. the officials made the switch because of concerns about fire danger. intel is collaborating with the base to put on the show and postponed it today due to the weather but they plan to do it tomorrow. how cool. >> yeah. >> would be impressive and doing it in san jose where they don't get strong winds, at travis, they're known for breezy conditions. we do have clouds hanging over the coast still. they haven't left the beaches alone. they want to hang out with the vacationers, it looks like. we're dealing with cloudy condition says today. this low brigs in a lot of the cloud cover. that is what is going to come t clouds will be back mid-50s. aro

rafael, san jose and san rafael, san concord, san rafael, san concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco.. it is the only 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area - televised live. (ken) the fun starts at 9:00- right here on kron 4.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. sothere in san pablo police are using their gun shot detection system shot spotter to crack down on illegal fireworks this fourth of july holidaysotin san pablo haaziq madyun kron4news in oakland... some 10- thousand people attended the annual independence day block party at jack london square. families enjoyed live entertainment in oakland... some 10- thousand people attended the annual independence day block party at jack london square. fam

in san jose, jessica flores, kpix 5. the county fire is burning east of lake berryessa. >>> a wildfire burning in napa and yolo counties is now larger than the city of sacramento. the county fire is burning east of lake berryessa. it burned more than 120 square miles. more than 1300 structures are threatened off highway 16 north of glinda is the most challenging areas of a relentless wildfire. just up the road is the corner store where neighbors huddle for updates. >> fire is here. it's not unusual, but not of this magnitude. >> there are more than 2,000 firefighters taking on the front lines inching closer towards containment. at last check, it was 27% contained. >>> in lake county, good news there the fire lines are holding. the pawnee fire is 90% contained. cal fire expects to put it out later today. the nearly 200 people who live east of the fire in the double eagle ranch subdivision have been allowed to return home. it has burned 15,000 acres since it started 11 days ago. flames have destroyed 22 buildings. half of

good morning san francisco, you're at 57, 57 in oakland, 63 in san jose. inland you're warm in the mid 60s. danville at 65 degrees. it's humid out there. you will feel a little muggy in the atmosphere. live doppler 7 along with satellite you can see the monsoonal moisture that moved through parts of california and nevada late last night. it's streaming some high clouds in. it's kind of kriincreasing the humidity. looks like any showers or storms will stay confined into the sierra. we look to stay dry the next 12 hours. highs, 86 in san jose, warm in the south bay, 83 cupertino, peninsula, menlo park, downtown san francisco 69, into the north bay, about 82 sonoma, 82 napa, into the east bay 70s and 80s. 81 fremont, 75 oakland. inland not as hot as yesterday, warm, upper 80s to low 90s. a quick look at the a's game taking on the giants, 71 degrees first pitch, about 67 as the game wraps up. the accuweather seven-day forecast, muggy today, fog to sun tomorrow, slight cooling over the weekend and then looks like next week we will turn warmer especially wednesd

san jose predicted high of 79 and i want you to check out the range of this. 64 in san francisco and further inland we go to 90 in concord. south bay 83. let's talk about satellite radar because we do have a good amount of things going on here. we have a marine layer deepening here but this will affect our weekend as well. we have tropical storm fabio and as this is churning and continues to push we'll see that move in as it continues to see kind of a churning effect. it will kick up the swell along our coast as it moves northward and it will continue its track into the central coast and that will kick in a beach has which is in effect because we're expecting strong swells and don't be surprised if you see significant cloud cover as the storm system passes through. the beach hazard will be in effect through tomorrow evening so just be careful if you're going to be out on the beach. be alert, just look out for each other while you're having fun. as we wake up tomorrow, because of fabio you're going to notice it will feel sticky out there. a tropical storm so it will bring humidity. 90

temperatura mÁxima en san josÉ en 82°. auckland estarÁ sobre 73°, santa rosa temperatura poco mÁs cálida 97°. en concord, se espera 95°. como continuaremos con mucho calor sobre nuestra regiÓn este lunes, le recomiendo que tomen abundante lÍquido para mantenerse hidratados. reduzcan las actividades al aire libre entre las 11:00 a.m. y las 5:00 p.m. este no mÁs informaciÓn en minutos. ramÓn:mÁs adelante, entÉrese si usar fajillas, podrÍa perjudicar su salud. ademÁs,Éste evitan a estados unidos a un hombre que algunos consideraban, se convertirÍa en el sucesor de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. avanzan las labores en tailandia, para rescatar a los menores que llevan mÁs de dos semanas atrapados en una cueva. continuamos. ramÓn: a 15 dÍas de fe que quedaron atrapados en unas cavernas, 12 jovencitos futbolistas y su entrenador en tailandia rescataron a cuatro de ellos. mercedes, tiene toda la informaciÓn. mercedes: cuatro de los 12 niÑos atrapados en la cueva al norte de tailandia, fueron rescatados este dom

napa and san rafael, 55 degrees. a look at san jose with the clouds creeping on in. going to the beaches today, it will be a day of grayness with a few sunny spots. not too breezy. all right. rising humidity if you're thinking about exercising, especially this afternoon. it will be drier this afternoon on the bay. got some small areas of drizzle this morning. here's a look at san francisco. mainly cloudy and 59. behl see the sun start to break through the clouds. not completely gone. they may be gone at noon for a short duration. they come back. we fall back into the low 60s. up in the north bay, a little bit of cloudiness and 58. we're seeing sunshine by 10:00 and 64. sunny this afternoon until 4:00 when the high clouds start to roll in. we'll hang on in the upper 70s in the afternoon hours. look at that comfortable evening. 65 degrees. take a look at the thunderstorm threat coming up. here's alexis. >> overall, nice and quiet today. no major incidents. no major mass transit issues. a live look at golden gate bridge. looking like visibility is okay. although, there

i want to head down to san jose. an update on the crash northbound on 101 before you get to oakland road. few more details in. four vehicle total were involved with damage there too but they were able to push all four vehicles off to either the right or left shoulder. we no longer have any lanes taken away. damage is done. down to about 17 miles an hour on northbound 101 south of the 280/680 split. out of the central valley, westbound 580, tracy to dublin, one hour and seven minutes. earlier crash on 205 has cleared. dublin to mission boulevard in the yellow at 22, 101 to cupertino, looks great at 16 minutes. >>> san francisco firefighters dealt with a potential hazardous material situation at a sewage treatment plant for the second time in three days. an odor control unit overheated the at the facility yesterday. a similar incident on friday. fire crews sprayed cold water until it cold down. no one was hurt. officials say there was no hazard to surrounding areas including the san francisco zoo and lick merced. >> a

pero marca la incidencia de los latinos en la cultura maya en la ciudad de san josÉ. >>> llega a san josÉ con este motivo, creo que los activistas que querÍa v querÍan ver una st azteca, muchos de ellos estaban involucrados en este movimiento chicano, entonces, en mÉxico como en estados unidos, tiene una conexiÓn polÍtica. >>> tambiÉn se ha convertido en un icono en japÓn. en esta plaza una de las curiosidades de la bahÍa. >>> bueno, ahÍ lo tienen, por supuesto el jueves le vamos a estar presentando diferentes curiosidades a lo largo del Área de la bahÍa. pero ahora pasamos a nuestras grÁficas para darle un vistazo a lo que pasarÁ durante las prÓximas horas, para las personas que tengan planes de salir a trotar por la ciudad de san josÉ, las temperaturas se mantendrÁn un poco caliente todavÍa y hablaremos tambiÉn de esta condiciones para la lÍnea costera porque tenemos esa advertencia por ese fuerte oleaje para el dÍa de maÑana, asÍ es que vamos a darle un vistazo a esas temperaturas, tenemos temperaturas en pit pittsburgh en los 69°, 90 para concord. precisam

here is a live look over san jose right now. starting you out with cool temperatures. >> there was a car fire. it is not there to see anymore. tauf roadway the fire crew is over on the shoulder. this is headlights under university. the sun is coming up. there is haze. we'll give you a bet are look at where the camera was seeing. we have these lanes open. we should see good recovery. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, car thieves taking advantage of the summer. the simple steps you can take so you don't become a victim. plus we investigate the number of car thefts right here in the bay area. >>> you tube under pressure to get rid of some of those dangerous daredevil videos. >> oh, that's so cool. >>> it's a phone fail but it's adorable. we'll show you the viral video of a sweet grandpa who didn't quite capture the wedding proposal he was asked to film. >>> lest tat's take a look. we'll be in the low 80s. we are back in the 90s. we'll take a look at all of our micro climates. that's coming up in less than five minutes. >> and going

pet approved is san jose's 11th annual rose, white and blue parade. great old time transportation motoring down alameda. after the parade, hots lots of music and good times. in the eeast bay, the danville parade. we rolled out storm ranger. we're going to show you some of the other local celebrations throughout the bay. if you need a lift tonight, aaa is offering their tipsy tow service this fourth of july. call any time between now and 6:00 a.m. in the morning. you don't have to be a member to get the service. it is free tonight only and it's up to ten miles. >> that's a good service. >>> in the north bay, the rush is onto contain the county fire before the winds shift and temperatures rise. the flames have now scorched about 83,000 acres in yolo and napa counties. at this hour, some evacuation orders have been lifted in yolo county. air tankers and helicopters were able to make more drops yesterday because the visibility was more clear. but on the western side of the lake, the spanish flats recreation area remains all but deserted because of this fi

we're at educare here in san jose. we've got about 32 nonprofits and organizations participating in a three-day, what they call a bay area boost. they're getting a hands-on nuts and bolts in how to do what they do a lot better. not necessarily trim the fat but more look at their business model and how they can improve and serve the needs of those in the community. joining me now is dr. thaim cliner from santa clara university. what's the biggest problem at nonprofits and other organizations face here in the bay area, the kind of problems they want to solve? >> poverty is getting worse as the income divide widens here in the bay area and nationally. the problems that afflict the poor and marginalized include lack of housing, education, youth skills training, healthcare. what these organizations are doing and the boost is learning how they can deliver the services to the poor and marginalized including migrants and refugees with greater efficiency and have more compelling cases for funders. >> many moons ago when i was i

josé 85 en el área de san josé , 70 en oakland , 96 en livermore , san francisco con temperaturas en los 64 grados en lo que respecta en los próximos días tenmos 80 grados en la región no tenemos descenso en la temperatura . >> ya empezamos a planear el fin de semana . >> cómo le llamaban al miércoles . >> el ombligo de la semana . >> temperaturas agradables . >> qué tendremos en los deportes saúl . >> vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos . >> (♪ mÚsica ♪) . >> (avisos comerciales) . >> (avisos comerciales) . >> buenas noches los (...) de san josé van por la tercera victsería de la temporada son 12 puntos los que anotó san josé, ru el titular por pimeraroldán vez y el primer gol en la mayor league soccer . >> y entre tanto los clubes y condiciones del campo leroy sané y le pasó por el lado a los 3 , aquí vemos en el centro el disparo de mohamed salah ,el liverpool anotó y ganaron dos goles a uno en los Ángeles , tenemos el partido del milán con el manchester united alexis sánchez la maravilla uno por cero , el minuto 15 , >>lade la juventus con el bayern munich ,

this is a live look outside in san jose this morning. going to santa clara to check out the temperatures for today. it is 63 degrees at 8:00 and then some upper 70s by early afternoon. we are going to reach into the low 80s for the south bay today and the temperatures are starting to the spread out, and low 60s for the coast and some low 90s for a few inland areas. i will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes, and vianey is going to the give us a look at what is happening in santa cruz this morning. >> yes, a minor issue, but enough to cause possible delays. looking at the bay area here not too bad, but zooming in, you can see that there is a are reported road hazard at sohboundported t hb

upper 80s expected for san jose. but we are tracking some 90s in the forecast for areas like concord and antioch. we're definitely expecting to keep the hotter temperatures. i'll have how hot it will get and how long the temperatures will last and of course the update on those fires that are burning as well. >>> speaking of those fires, resources are stretched thin as fires continue to rage across northern california. right now one of the state's largest fires is burning just to our north in shasta county. the carr fire is only 5% contained. 500 structures are destroyed, most of them homes. and nearly 5,000 others are threatened. more than 48,000 acres are burning. the carr fire is burning out of control as two other fires in mendocino county are sending smoke all the way down to the north bay. areas that were already ravaged by wildfires less than one year ago. this is what it looked like last night in santa rose. here is a look now at where the fire is. it is impacting the northwest side of redding along with shast

the median rent is 3500 per month in san jose, a little more than 4,000 a month in san francisco. at the end of the day still renting and not owning anything. >> no. >> bittersweet. >> $4,000 and that is the median. >> that's the median. >> ouch. >>> one of the most influential candidates convention wraps up in san jose. it is a chance to not only network, but to learn about some of the trends in the budding industry. the headliner yesterday was former deputy attorney general james cole. he crafted a memo that opened the door for states to legalize cannabis. current attorney general jeff sessions has rescinded the memo. cole says he wants the federal government to deal with cannabis as a medical pharmaceutical substance. >> if it's got a medical use let's find that out. if it doesn't, let's find that out. let's not ignore it. let's just do the science. >> a lot of people showed up to hear him speak. about 7500 people showed up for the summit's first two days. >>> it's almost back to school shopping season. this year some parents are adding an extra tim item to the list. >> amazon'

gusting 24 miles an hour. 38 now in san francisco. 20 in san jose. any fires that do start, have the opportunity to spread rather quickly. as you take a look outside. nothing but sunshine. your evening planner the next six hours. bright skies early on. it will be a mild evening. you can track your hour by hour forecast downloading the accuweather app any time from your cell phone. cooler weather. seeing when the wind relax. see you then. drew. >> group of residents whose homes were made unlivable by a mudslide 2 and a half years ago confronted east bay mud today. abc 7 news in oakland for an east bay mud board meeting this morning. where board. dac they want the hillside repaired. >> really looks like a war zone there. and it's been, you know, hard on my family, i have three little kids. husband. father-in-law lives with us. and it's been a really rough, 2 and a half years. we want to go home. >> it is a complicated issue. east bay mud. we sympathize with the homeowner. we are challenged that we can't fix some one's home if it wasn't actually caused

so far, san jose police have not revealed the identities of those two victims. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> we're following more breaking news. a grass fire in the east bay started more than an hour ago at the pleasanton/danville border. see a large cloud of smoke filling the air. so far we know no one's been evacuated. we do not know if any homes are threatened. >>> now to santa barbara county, the holiday fire in galida mostly contained. a lot of people finding out today what's left of their homes after that firestorm. nbc bay area's sergio quintana live. sergio, some were asking you to go see if their home was still standing. >> reporter: we did that earlier today. there's been a little bit of a development in see the vehicles are now starting to drive into this neighborhood, that's because it is now open. the mandatory evacuation area has now been acomeack home. we met patty driscoll and her daughter as they surveyed the neighborhood. >> they had a house, they had a backhouse that faced our lane.

Éstas son las imÁgenes del desfile del 4 de julio en san josÉ. decenas de personas llegaron desde muy temprano con familiares y amistades para presenciar justamente la participaciÓn de carros alegÓricos. este es el aÑo nÚmero 11 en que se celebra esta tradiciÓn en la ciudad de san josÉ. por otra parte, la prensa de caminos de california estÁ en alerta ante estas celebraciones del dÍa de la independencia. el operativo de mÁxima vigilancia concluirÁ a la medianoche de hoy por eso se le recuerda al pÚblico que es fundamental evitar sentarse frente al volante si el conductor estÁ intoxicado ya que las consecuencias podrÍan ser fatales. >> vamos a estar asegurÁndonos que la gente no estÉ usando su celular, que estÉ poniendo atenciÓn para que no choque y pueda disfrutar. que traigan su cinturÓn puesto y tambiÉn lo que vamos a estar asÍ no es removiendo a las personas que han decidido tomar bebidas alcohÓlicas y manejar para salvarle la vida a ellos y a los que estÁn alrededor de esas personas. ramÓn: el aÑo pasado durante el fin

-san jose- new research out overnight... says a misconception about (sunscreen ( ... >>> and good wednesday mornling for you. -- morning for you. it is 4:53 right now. >>> a misconception about sunscreen could leave you burned. most people apply sunscreen much more thinly than advised. the typical adult should use the equivalent of a shot gloss of sunscreen >>> we are filling backpacks for supplies for kids in need. >> we asked to see if there is any insurance kids should consider. chris found some. >> home, health, car, all of that insurance is common. here is an uncommon one, tuition insurance. it's a real thing. the college board says in state public tuition is averages about $10,000 a year. out of state or private go ahead and double or triple that. what happens if you can't finish the semester. if you have tuition insurance and your child withdraws unexpectedly you could get some or all of the tuition and fees back. it only covers certain reasons. most do not cover flunking out or dropping out. emergency situations are

large crowds gathered in san jose and san francisco to watch the final. in the stadium, home of the san jose earthquakes, fans crammed in for a final viewing party. throughout the tournament, there was numerous parties for free and fans loved every second. today, especially those french fans. >> i'm going to wear that flag for another four years. >> yeah, we're so happy! >> in san francisco, the civic center plaza was the place to be for another very festive watch party, cooler there, though. >> what it did to the telemundo folks here in the news room. >> yeah. >> know soccer, love it, not their team, but they were into it beginning to end. >> the spirit is alive, viva. >> that's right. >>> still ahead, the fans were not the only ones excited about the world cup. >> goal! >> ha-ha! i love the living room celebrationsing right? >> yeah. >> never know what is going to happen. cheering the world cup victory, major event gearing up here in the bay area. >>> plus, a dual in the golf course, going for the win in tahoe. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong