one local nonprofit in sacramento is stepping in to help displaced students from ukraine. get back on track to pursuing higher education. it's a sunny and from our sister station in sacramento now shows us how this organization is getting high schoolers, an opportunity to become college students. the ukrainian-american house has transformed into u.s. testing center. >> just a few steps away. that's where students were taking their test. and this is an admissions test. they have to take in order to pursue higher education over in ukraine in from what people with the ukrainian american house have been able to tell me. they're saying that this is a story that this is a test that is never offered outside of ukraine. according to a press release from the nonprofit, the house offered ukrainian students who can't return home. the chance to take the ukrainian national multi subject test or an emt for the first time refugees were allowed to take this test but were allowed to do so into u.s. cities, new york and sacramento, ukrainian embassy and the consulate general office of ukrai

vay sacramento valley. now, we're dealing with 80s in the forecast forecast through our inland areas with mid to upper 60s from from the coast and into the bay. bay. that marine layer will stick around as we extend into the mid afternoon hours it's along the coastline, but from the bay into our inland areas, like i said, it's going to be a sunny afternoon. as we wrap out the week, this is a forecast . it will be similar tomorrow, friday, and into the weekend with cooler temperatures day byy by day. will break wn more t and talk behind it. > >> let's take a look at the roadways. we still have a trouble spot along highway 13. a a deadly crash has one lane completely shut down this is southbound 13 right at redwood, and that lane will be closed quite some time for an investigation. a vehicle caught fire, what over the side of the roadway, and there is still activity in and around, but the delays are pretty nonexistent. traffic is still moving at the t the limit for the commute in and and around the area. you c

officials from across the state gathered today in sacramento. she's me yesterday to honor fallen firefighters, their garage. has the story. >> it's enough be one way fit. >> max fortuna stocked. >> but for the families of fallen firefighters, their colleagues and community members, it's an evening to remember and honor their sacrifices a lot missions. this year marked the 20th anniversary of the california firefighters memorial in sacramento, capital port. the sacrifice, dedication. 82 more need for added to the memorial wall. they can definitely impact on the lives and definitely can impact on their him or a thatcher. >> sacramento city. >> so nice culture. >> sacramento firefighter, tamra that your sister and niece were on hand to all in this only doctor died from occupational cancer and the family says this is a reminder of the risks. firefighters take when they respond to a call. if there's no accidents but shows used to say. >> andy vista. >> 33 year-old this to firefighter andy blunt, a lost his life to sudden battle of melanoma. his wife

the demolition on the sacramento river. >>> and how baseball fans young and old are remembering the legendary voice of broad broadcaster vin scully. >>> overshadowed by covid and monkeypox, crews in the south bay dealing with a summer outbreak of the west nile virus. good evening. i'm sara donchey. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. santa clara county officials tested mosquitos that tested positive for the west nile virus. the infected mosquitos were found in portions of sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose. and that virus can cause serious illness in humans. >> as kpix 5's len ramirez reports, officials are now taking steps to get rid of mosquito there's. >> reporter: well, this is one of the neighborhoods in the sunnyvale, san jose neighbors where vector control will be spraying later this week in an effort to control and eradicate mosquitos with the west nile virus. >> honestly, i got it mowing my lawn. >> reporter: marie heilemann didn't think much at first of the mosquito bite she got in 2006. but it led to a bad case of west nile virus that has left the sacramento area woman disabled. >> it start

además de excepcional en gran parte de las montañas que es precisamente donde surge el agua del río sacramento vital para 30 millones de personas que se surten de él, además de lo que es la agricultura. vamos estamos pendientes de esto porque es importante para nosotros. >> y así ser el área de la bahía, tranquila, en una noche de luna desagradable son las 11 con 12 minutos, las temperaturas van a continuar entre los 60 61. >> templados los próximos días para nosotros pero vienen cambios a partir del aumento de la temperatura en los próximos días, y le diré para cuando al volver. >> captado en cámara que de momento en que un agente de breenword sale de su patrulla para atrapar a alexander hernández que tenía una orden de captura, estaba intentando huir de la autoridad y ocurrió cerca de la autopista cuatro, dicen que la intervención no dejó personas lesionadas. >> captado cabrá también el momento en que los sujetos armados con un rifle asaltan a un residente de redwood city para robar su reloj marca rolex y luego subir un coche bmw, se teme que esto se vuelve una tendencia de

. >>> farmers are facing an uncertain future in the rice fields of sacramento valley. joe takes us to see the impact. >> reporter: in the small farm town of williams, an hour north of sacramento, time is sensitive for the rice fields. >> virtually, all high-quality sushi rice in the united states is growing her. normally, 100,000 acres in the county will bear rice. so precious, that even the streets after it. >> it's never been this dry here. we met for a third-generation farmer, this year, there is no water in the rice. >> of informant since 1980. had a rice crop every year except for this year. >> fields that should be green are down to the dirt. >> dirt dry, dusty drive. >> reporter: the only work underway is the battle against weeds. like most rice farmers here in west sacramento valley, this year, he allowed his fields to go fellow. >> we typically service 100,000 acres of rice. this year, there are 1000 acres planted. >> reporter: for farmers like him who depend on federal and irrigation water, it's about percentages. normally, he gets 100%. and it battier, he ge

the marine layer build into the sacramento valley sacramento valley this morning. it ends set up for us as the onshore flow impacted a lot this this morning but oppose back into the afternoon. we will see sunny skies along the east and lanier is as well as north bay. as we head into the afternoon, we are still seeing the coastlie parked with the marine layer. things will not change near bodega bay or half moon bay. into the afternoon, we will seea big change in the east inland h. inland hills. > >> things are looking busy. we will start off for the super co, the altamont pass, you can see the stretch from 205, it's a 53 minute drive heading into the city. we will take a look at the the bay bridge camera. a backup there and metering lights turned turned on this morning. it is gg busy at the toll plaza. 11 minutes from the maze into the . the city. the golden gate bridge, quite foggy as you can . can see. a handful of cars but nothing too bad. 20 minutes from from 37 into the city. > >> the top infectious disease expert dr. anthony fauci announces he is retiring. the

american cruise lines is launching a new california voyage with a ship that will make a two-day stop m sacramento, sailing right up to the docks along the old sac waterfront. the eight-day cruise will begin and end in san francisco with additional stops in stockton, napa and vallejo. it's a maritime route that dates back to the gold rush days. >> this is so historically accurate. coming up the river is exactly the way it was back 150 more years ago. >> this is how people arrive d n sacramento. >> reporter: people will get tours to place like the underground tunnels. the cruise will be aboard "the american jazz", a modern multi-deck ship that can accommodate more than 150 passengers. the operator has cruise on the mississippi river and other waterways. >> it's very exciting to see them coming in a different way and experiencing sacramento from the river point of view. >> and that was adrian moore reporting. the new cruises are supposed to start next february with prices starting around $6,000. >>> tonight hundreds of e-bikes have suddenly gone dead all over the streets and sidewalks of richmond. w

the sacramento banana festival is also a fundraiser for sacramento's sojourner truth museum and the national academic youth corps museum helps nearly 15,000 sacramento youth and adults every year by providing arts, education and cultural awareness resources. the festival continues tomorrow from 10 in the morning until five in the evening. rapper kanye west who now goes by the name of yeah , he is being criticized for selling his new line of clothing in large black nylon bags. but those critics say the bags send the wrong message. and actually , it's west, who says that those critics are the ones who owe him an apology. faxes senior correspondent eric shawn spoke exclusively exclusively with the designer about the controversy. kanye west, speaking out, answering critics over his yeezy gap clothing line sold in bags, kanye who goes by the name he is responding to those who think he is mocking homeless people by selling shirts, joggers and hoodies and have garbage bags that gap stores across the country. the bags are not trash bags, but large construction bags, and he says his message has been

police regarding information from a sacramento resident. the same night, 16 year-old kylie, rodney went missing in a post 3 days ago. the resident says his surveillance camera caught a topless female running down his street at 01:00am. >> he described a honda crv or toyota rav 4 chasing her as she hid behind cars. she fell into the grass and then was pulled up and into the car pulled up and into the car which then took off fox 40 saw appears much older. however, it's a tip that investigators aren't ruling out. it has since been handed over to sacramento pilice at this point in the investigation, detectives say no tip is too small. >> we accepting from people who are involved. so that's coming into a single source. so that team can evaluate it, looked through the video. surveillance video from other areas in the first press conference with allied agencies since kiley disappeared early saturday morning. >> detective sergeant scott alford shared information regarding videos they're collecting alford. also says the last information they've obta

how will take you along the river was stops and sacramento napa and stocked. now that sounds interesting and delightful on a weekend like what we have in the forecast for you tune in. we still have that forecast coming up right after this brief time out, right here on so your rope. for the first time we're seeing and hearing a dramatic rescue during flash flooding and las vegas rushing water going as fast as 30 miles an hour sweeps a woman some two miles down river last week. somehow she was able to hang on to a pillar long enough for first responders to throw her a rope. it was on her, and she tried to bite it with her teeth because their arms are stuff. somehow she grabbed the rope didn't think should have enough energy to and held on and let go of the pillar. first responders lost sight of her when she went underneath the surface of the water and disappeared. fortunately they saw her again. she was still holding that rope . they were able to pull her to safety moved out of kentucky, where search and rescue teams continue to look for survivors of historic fl

a san jose police officer said in court yesterday that the sacramento trip never happened. he said that ramirez instead took baby brandon to show him to another one for boyfriends who believed that brandon was his child defense attorney for ramirez, cody self and said that he will be speaking once a defense. once the defense on both sides says what they are pleading to those 2 counts. we have a reporter inside amy larson monitoring this trial. as soon as we get the details of their plea deal, we will bring you those details live. but for now reporting live in san jose, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob, what a twisted tale. >> happening now, san francisco school board members are holding a special meeting to talk about whether to admonish fellow board member and shoe. the board is considering whether to officially warning or reprimand shoe for her comment about black and brown families last month when asked to how to increase academic outcomes for most marginalized students. the newly appointed school board member said in part the black and brown students to not

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very weather temperatures still fairly hot out toward the sacramento area this weekend. but for us we're still talking about a cool down out there. in fact, it started today. and it will continue into your weekend , so we'll start off with your weekend outlook. some cloud cover tomorrow morning will be mild to warm into the afternoon and then partly sunny skies on sunday with a bit of a breeze out there. giants visiting the a's for this for this weekend, and we are expecting fair skies tomorrow, with temperatures approaching the lower seventies during the four o'clock hour for your saturday, here's the satellite where you can't pick out low clouds and fog once again near the coast and already pushing back into the base. low clouds already kind of ramping up in coverage. in addition to some higher clouds, which have been kind of approaching over the past few hours now wins. it is breezy to windy in a few spots. you can see fairfield right now. i was southwestern about 25 miles an hour and some more reports for you without sfo gusting to 26, so it is windy out towards port

. >>> one year ago today one of the largest fires in california history broke out in sacramento. the caldor fire became california's 15th largest fire on record. more than 1000 homes and other structures burned to the ground and victims are still getting over that loss. >> if you look around, nothing will ever be the same in our entire lives. >> reporter: a father and son were arrested in december of last year for starting the fire. both have led not the and are due back in court in october. >>> this week marks two years since three massive lightning fire sparked. you might remember this during the early morning hours of august 16th 2020. hundreds of lightning strikes started several fires. between the three fires, more than 846,000 acres burned. the ln you and sees you fires are among the top 20 most instructive fires in state history. i assure you rob mayeda remember that night. >> reporter: strong winds, literally thousands of lightning strikes by the hour and all the fires that came from that. this week we are not expecting that which is good news. we do have the heat and we

today, they get in on that maybe even sacramento's closed but it looks to be just east to sacramento. for us cooler, big fog bank some high clouds, some sun breaks in there as well. sixties seventies and eighties and i'll take this into the weekend, dave. okay so time is 7. 53 san francisco getting ready for one of its biggest music festivals of the year coming up preparations underway for outside lands but first daring rescue caught on camera after the break, but it took to save a woman in for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. your rope. for the first time we are seeing and hearing a dramatic rescue in las vegas during a flash flood, a woman was swept away by floodwat

alexis erickson traveled from sacramento to join the thousands of music festival descending on golden gate park in san francisco over the weekend for outside lands. don't help us from tiger and i have a little chalk high. so we're ready for the day. also ready, the staff at s a hole in the wall. pizza on irving street. >> would do. i would do a bracing for the comes with music festival. rush out what that day great. >> one of one of the best days we have a line literally on the end of the block. >> blocks away waves of people heading to the park. you know, good weather every day. things like that. east bay pop punk band green day is the headliner saturday night. the festival is expected to draw some 75,000 spectators a day to the to right now i saw the line up all the heat in there. >> excited about you know, discovering new like that. oh, yes. and it's a beautiful that just happy that things are going back to normal slowly the first year >> i the festival happening again part and th t's that's what live great. >> the final day of outside lands is sunday reporting from san francisco.

into sacramento. it will start pulling back around 10:00. it will be a fast moving system then we will be dealing with su. with sunshine. similar to yesterday's forecast but ranging ranging a little cooler. take advantage of this beautiful weather. we will have more coming up. > >> we will take a look at the r. the roadways. we will start with with the altamont pass for the super commuters. we are starting starting to see the buildup with with about a 34 minute drive into the city. there are reports reports of an accident on 80 east. if you are going in that direction, give yourself more time as you were heading out. wl we will take a look at the bay bridge. quite a few cars there already, but we will keep you updated on when metering lights turn on. > >> family, friends, and community gathered in little saigon neighborhood honorary mother shot and killed. 60-year-old lili xu died sunday afternoon in a brazen robbery attempt in broad daylight at 11th street and fifth avenue. dozens were there to remember li xu. she was saying accomplice a a

a march of more than 300 miles, stopped in 24 cities up to sacramento. today, protesters were in madera, wanting to pressure newsom for signing ab-21-83, also known as agricultural labor relations building choice act for the governor vetoed a similar bill last year, but union leaders say, that's because he didn't understand how union elections could be impacted by dissemination tactics. >> it was vetoed, because the governor didn't understand exactly what it was. this year, we're working with the governor's office to ensure that he thoroughly understands the bill, and understands why farmworkers need this critical piece of legislation. farmworkers need intimidation- free elections. >> it will cover a total of 355 miles for the march across the state. farmworkers plan to make the next stop in merced county tomorrow. new at 11:00. >>> instagram users can now filter out weight loss related ads on their feeds instagram, not the first to make this move. two years ago, tiktok band a fasting app ads and ads that included negative body images. some say, instagra

up the river is exactly the way it was back 150 or more years ago. >> this is how people arrived in sacramento. >> reporter: passengers will get guided shore excursions to places like the state railroad museum and old sack's underground tunnels. >> gives a chance to understand how sacramento became the city it was. >> reporter: the crew also be aboard "the american jazz," a ship that can accommodate more than 150 passengers. the company offers similar cruises on the mississippi river and other american waterways. >> i think any time we have a chance to welcome new visitors to our community, it's a real win economically. >> it's very exciting to see them coming in a different way and experiencing sacramento from the river point of view. >> the new cruises are scheduled to start next february with prices starting around $6,000. >> that looks interesting and different. >> just pricey. that's all i heard. >> start saving now. >> start pinching those pennies. >> i'm wondering what's happening on that boat while they're taking you to sacramento that you're paying $6,000. >> for the history, maybe yo

ab123 sus zapatos son la muestra de la lucha de 23 dÍas, recorriendo todo el valle central, por todo sacramento ahora lourdes dice que este sacrificio vale la pena, porque lo que exige es poco, tener libertad de votar sin presion << queremos libertad, no firmar delante de ellos, sino en privado, ademÁs de poder votar cuando tengan nuevos contratos, ahora una de las autoras ab explica que como trabajadores esenciales no son respetados. >> son reglas dÉbiles, no protegen al trabajador, empleadores utilizan tácticas como represalias, y no existe libertad. >> podrian votar desde su casa, enviar al boleta sindical por correo y recibir ayuda al llenarla, no tendrían que votar en la propiedad del dueño del campo. >> no falto lacancion de los defensores de derechos campesinos, ahora esto queda en manos del gobernador gobernador gavin newsom. >> que conozcan que estamos en unión defendiendo nuestro derecho, la senadora republicana dice que le alienta levantar sus voces, buscar el proyecto ley y tener un diálogo. >> y en octubre del año pasado gobernador gavin newsom declaró el 26 de agosto como

una inundación similar a la que puso a sacramento bajo el agua hace 160 años al punto de que sus calles terminaron convertidas en ríos. según los expertos en cambio climático tendría que ver en este incidente y guillermo permítanos preguntarte qué tienen que ver estos ruidos atmosféricos ? >> es lo que lo generan, una serie de tormentas que vienen desde zonas tropicales desde hawai, lo hemos vivido aquí, pero exactamente 1862 fue precisamente lo más fuerte que se presentó y es cíclico. cada 150 a 200 años. si damos cuenta de 1862 al 2022 30 como 40 años. estamos en ese rango donde ya por historia, lo que se llama la climatología, podemos destruir y por los estudios y los modelos que ahora se presentan es que esto se va a presentar >> yo digo como que ya no importan 40 años pero para las generaciones más jóvenes qué va a ser ? >> en el rango podrían ser el invierno que iba los próximos 2 años, el límite es el grande, pero materia de terremoto >> y ese no se puede pronosticar >> podemos saberlo semanas antes pero hay que estar preparado >> por eso es importante que l

mendocino county , lake county tahoe, reno northward, sacramento valley, northern sacramento valley up the northeast california it's up into oregon now and the highest getting ready to build in and as it does, temps are on their way up, and i mean they were really start to go up saturday. sunday monday tuesday looks to be i'm not gonna mention any words. here it looks crazy hot. it really does. 60 seventies eighties to near 90% some really the attempts pretty close to where they should be this time of year. it's tomorrow. they start to warm up and then they really start to get into that category where it's darn hot friday into sunday, you guys alright. thanks, steve. right no more questions about jimmy garoppolo future. we've got reaction to the news that the quarterback will actually be staying with the niners. first victims of the mckinney fire who lost everything being told to pay up the money that a power company wants from the people who no longer have a home. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness c

no longer going to get help paul ahmann and leave them on our small business owners who oversee to sacramento area subways and the del taco in the central valley. they say they already pay their worksrs above minimum wage with them on is now concerned ab 2, 5, 7 with force franchisees out of the state. there is a cost associated. >> when you create regulation and i just feel like is there is employees that this use, therefore, need to whole point already. it's things what's saying that this former will fix >> and the bill still needs approval from the senate appropriations committee will then need to come here need to pass both chambers only then will head to the governor's desk reporting here inside the california state capitol. late how wallace kron, 4 news. >> in national news, the white house is pushing congress to move quickly on e major spending package that they say will help bring down inflation it already passed in the senate and now it's going go to the house. washington correspondent hannah brandt joins us with the latest. good morning, anna. >> rana, good morning. it's not a done

in the central valley hundreds of farm workers began a 350 mile march today to sacramento. they are banding together to try to convince governor newsom to sign a bill making it easier to unionize abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has details. hundreds of farm workers are on the move marching to make it easier to unionize. i hope i can do it all the way making the 355-mile trek from delano to sacramento putting pressure on governor newsom to sign a bill protecting them from voter intimidation. we want to be able to vote and not be intimidated by ranchers supervisors or contractors in our workplaces the current way the farm workers vote for presentation is at the employer's premises. and it's intimidating. it does not promote participation assembly build 2183 called the labor relations voting choice act gives farm workers more options on when where and how they can vote when you have the option to do it in person by mail asking somebody to deliver it for you or help promote participation. i'm going to march from here to sacramento because we need to have rights and i want the

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. >> y después de varias semanas cientos de campesinos y activistas llegan a sacramento sepa qué están pidiendo. >> hombre pide ayuda a (gritos) después de caer a acantilado. >> y fin de semana fresco para el Área de la bahía pero si va a la zona de montaña le tenemos el pronóstico al vovler volver.este sábado consulado móvil de el salvador si requiere tener un passaporte, en el tabernaculo bíblico bautista, (información en pantalla) de ocho de la mañana al mediodía, más información sobre los servicios llame al número en pantalla. with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. protect him with all your heart. simparica trio. >> ♪♪. >> en sacramento se realizó la marcha que emprendio un grupo de campesinos hace un mes, lograron su meta y llegaron al capitolio, es la ruta que realizó césar chávez, cientos de trabajadores piden a gobernador gavin newsom que firme la propuesta deley que les daría protección. >> son leyes que no protegen al trabajador. >> y analistas político creen que esta ley podría crear problemas entre campesinos y dueños de campos qu

now they will and it later this month at the state capitol in sacramento. farmworkers say that one of the most important factors in the bill is getting rid of intimidation tactics. >> governor newsom should sign a critical piece of legislation, that would allow farmworkers to join unions, free of intimidation. free of all sorts of coercion, and intimidation tactics on behalf of their bosses. >> the farmworkers plan to make their next stop in mercer county tomorrow. >>> the fire burning south of yosemite is growing and has burned more than 150 acres. in this time-lapse, you can see flames tearing through this hillside. that fire originally sparked last week from eight night lightning strike. and it has spread during a heat wave, with temperatures reaching triple digits, and the word of containment. >>> meanwhile, firefighters making progress on the mckinney fire, tonight the fire is 90% contained, the crews say this is a mop up and monitoring operation now. there are still some fire restrictions in the area, and some roads closed. the mckinney fire has kille

i will miss my friend, my sister for. >> the rest of my days. >> sacramento police arrested 57 year-old troy davis on suspicion of murder. davis was a parolee with a violent history who was also charged with assault intent to commit rape and arson for allegedly setting kate home on fire. i refer to it as the perfect storm also referred to in this 3 strikes prop 57. he was released prop 47. he was released. sarah valley was released on 0 bell 3 strikes, but it's not him. that's out. that's my sister. that's 0 bail is a failed policy. when we looked at the data in yolo county after doing it for over a year, we found that 70% recidivism rate, meaning people who are released on 0 bail without andrea send in some of the day's most within 6 months. and da rising says some committed serious crimes, including murder, robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. i like to say to get out of jail free card. >> and people are getting relief because of this policy of people have been murdered like miss, too. that's because of this policy and the legislature just needs to stretch this idea. it's a bad i

police regarding information from a sacramento resident. the same night, 16 year-old kylie, rodney went missing in a post 3 days ago. the resident says his surveillance camera caught a topless female running down his street at 01:00am. >> he described a honda crv or toyota rav 4 chasing her as she hid behind cars. she fell into the grass and then was pulled up and into the car which then took off fox 40 saw the video and the female appears much older. however, it's a tip that investigators aren't ruling out. it has since been handed over to sacramento police at this point in the investigation, detectives say no tip is too small. >> we accepting from people who are involved. so that's coming into a single source. so that team can evaluate it, looked through the video. surveillance video from other areas. the first press conference with allied agencies since kiley disappeared early saturday morning. >> detective sergeant scott alford shared information regarding videos they're collecting alford. also says the last information they've obtained

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sacramento really has a lot to offer and having an opportunity to showcase this area to visitors, who truthfully probably aren't making their way up here. right now, crews will offer a guided tour of old sacramento and a visit to the california state railroad museum . we're super excited golfers with visits docked in telling me they're working with the cruise company to highlight areas along the san joaquin river. something where you're hoping to include is like the hagen museum. we have a couple of wineries and stockton that we'd love to. show off. maybe some of our diverse farmers markets, but it will cost you a pretty penny to get on board. prices started around $6000 per person and go up to more than $11,000. we asked the locals what they think of this idea of cruise ship coming through the sacramento area and if they would ever want to try it out. definitely i'm normally up and down those areas anyway, so that would be a cool way to get there. that's something definitely be interested in. but after $6000 a slow steep, but maybe one day we'll see point a definite no. for chris hal

we've had 30 31 days of triple digit heat this summer in sacramento, and the record is 41 so actually 42 so the potential there for that to be broken exists as the central valley remains very, very hot. you can't see the fog here, but it's there. it's actually low clouds is pushing well, inland. we've got pretty good. push the fog, good marine layer. good um , breezes along the coast, and so that's going to start you off. tomorrow morning. many of us certainly is tomorrow's a cooler day, and that's by virtue of this deepened marine layer and we know the drill right. the low gets close to us, you'll see it in the satellite map. and then temperatures do this santa rosa 95 today tomorrow 88 so cool down tomorrow for your thursday and then temperatures continue to slide on saturday and sunday. so we're going to find temperatures this weekend just into the upper eighties in the hot spots, so here's right now you get strong sea breeze. 58 nevado 62 santa rosa. these temperatures are about seven degrees cooler than they were last night and napa. that's already so you're seeing the trend, at

it was 101 in sacramento and stockton. that's harder than it was towards the desert southwest in in palm springs at 98 degrees, so a future cast clearly illustrates that we have the clouds melting away very rapidly at the seashore tomorrow with ample sunshine, but this is interesting watch tuesday afternoon when we peak with the hottest temperatures were starting to see some of that monsoon. oh, moisture. or blow off from arizona and in nevada that bears watching, especially if it's high, telling it in towards the sierra nevada area. same on wednesday, so we will have increased levels of higher humidity tonight. overnight slow, cool down 65 anti attack otherwise 58 pacifica sixties around the central bay and tomorrow with that little peak of some haze, we will see temperatures into the seventies at the beach is 82 degrees in oakland and alameda backing through else burrito 96 in santa rosa. and how about 89 in san jose c. that's not too bad, but they advertised 82 degrees there. with the hotter temperatures. the bay area a

now the interbay on the map moving tuesday through friday, the entire central sacramento valley under an excessive heat watch. some have an extension over the bay area. all the inland east bay for tuesday could see temperatures in the valleys in the upper 90s. now tuesday, the peak of the heat and in addition, a see skies behind me with a smoke advisory as the wind has shifted. the six rivers lightning complex fire to the north is sending smoke toward the bay area. in addition to the heat, the workweek begins with a wildfire smoke advisory, moderate levels of smoke pollution monday. we will see if it develops into a spare the air advisory tuesday. a lot of heat starting the week. we let you know when color temperatures return in 10 minutes. >>> you can track the heat anytime with the nbc bay area app. free to download. we send alerts so you are updated on the full forecast. >>> nancy pelosi and a delegation have traveled to taiwan. the member delegation arrived 12 days after the visit from nancy pelosi. it includes these people. there is set to meet the president and other leaders. th

it was in the triple digits in sacramento, backing through stockton as well, 91. los angeles. here's an example i call a bona fide heatwave. five straight days of temperatures over 100 not going to see it this week, but nonetheless advertised temperature and conquered is right around 89 tomorrow, 101 oh, four is a heat does peak on tuesday. then we dropped back down into the nineties. so tonight, comfortable with a few thin clouds, fifties beaches sixties bayside 64 overnight, low and anti i can. no it's not real good sleeping weather, but nonetheless, it will be comfortable. and then it looks like tomorrow triple digits and conquered and attack livermore. you'll flirt with 99, which means somebody's backyard in pleasant and will probably top off at 100 degrees san jose. your average high this time of year is 81, but instead 89 degrees in mid nineties and morgan hill ending gil, right, so no spare the air day tomorrow , but you may see a little bit of haze. the heat is definitely on. we will see. see a heat watch goat effect for some portions of our inland areas. right now, it

samara, thatcher. >> sacramento city. >> take action. >> sacramento firefighter, tamra that your sister and niece were on hand to all in this doctor died from occupational cancer and the family says this is a reminder of the risks. firefighters take when they respond to a call. if there's no accidents but shows used to say. >> andy vista. >> 33 year-old this to firefighter andy blunt, a lost his life to sudden battle of melanoma. his wife keely hopes to spread awareness of and the blood to melanoma foundation to educate and skin check. firefighters to prevent even more. nate going up on the wall. it's really special to see all the families come together to let friends and when it's never know. >> when the >> that was grass. paulson reporting for us what you say at home to your smart devices may not be as private as you think. same goes for your security camera video. details on this coming up. when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seven generations coming behind us, making sure that they have the ability to move forward. pro

this is in a coffee shop in sacramento. re[inaudible] and send them to events where they will get extra credit for protesting. i wonder if the parents know about this. i have a sign on the wall [inaudible] he wants to make your students feel uncomfortable so we confronted him in the street in his neighborhood and he told us we were making him feel uncomfortable. >> i'm a journalist and would like to talk with you. don't mind my b colleagues recording. you might be more interested in what i have to say here. there he is saying he doesn't feel comfortable. he is a high school teacher, communist even stamping homework assignments with stalin's face. this is actually happening and they saw and knew it was happening and they did nothing. it wasn't until the recordings everyone got outraged and that iswh the scandal why are the people at the school still there so we released this video but lsomething amazing happened. there were school board meetings the next day in sacramento california hundreds of parents flooded the school boa

pancartas son psicólogos terapeutas y trabajadores sociales aquí en el área de la bahía pero también sacramento y fresno, por su parte los hospitales se pronunciaron al respecto a través de un comunicado diciendo"a pesar de las tácticas perjudiciales del sindicato seguimos comprometidos con la negociación de buena fe para alcanzar un trato justo y equitativo" en otra información en el barrio hispano muchos padres de familia están preocupados por algo que afecta una escuela en la zona, nuestro compañero llegó a la ciudad y habló con los residentes >> me afecta al caminar, al pasar porque camino aquí, voy al bus, voy al control y no se puede basar tenemos que bajar por la calle o venir aquí y cruzar porque es una inmundicia >>esta residente cuenta como un campamento se ha apoderado de las calles... >>horrible, lleva aquí como unos 15 días había unos que ocupaban media calle, media cuadra de puras cosas viejas que tienen >>otra de las razones por la que estos vecinos se sienten frustrados y reclaman a las autoridades públicas por una posible solución >> pregúntale ella cuántas vec

police regarding information from a sacramento resident. the same night, 16 year-old kylie, rodney went missing in a post 3 days ago. the resident says his surveillance camera caught a topless female running down his street at 01:00am. >> he described a honda crv or toyota rav 4 chasing her as she hid behind cars. she fell into the grass and then was pulled up and into the car which then took off fox 40 saw the video and the female appears much older. however, it's a tip that investigators aren't ruling out. it has since been handed over to sacramento police at this point in the investigation, detectives say no tip is too small. >> we accepting from people who are involved. so that's coming into a single source. so that team can evaluate it, looked through the video. surveillance video from other areas. the first press conference with allied agencies since kiley disappeared early saturday morning. >> detective sergeant scott alford shared information regarding videos they're collecting alford. also says the last information they've obtained

sacramento valley of of the area. closer to home, co, walnut creek and san ramon are being impacted by the excessive heat as we wake up tomorrow and into the afternoon. i know we are talking in the future but ty we are dealing with clothes tem. clothes temperatures. concord is is getting 100. 97 near fairfie. near fairfield. 98 in livermore. san francisco, we are dealing h 70s but that's above average. the long story short this is the the forecast as we kickoff into the midportion of the workweek. make sure you were hydrating properly and wearing sunscreen and sending the kids to school h extra water bottles. it will slowly start to creep a little cooler. that's mostly for the ms the microclimates where we are experiencing the excessive heat until wednesday or thursday. that is when that will start creeping back into average. lots average. lots of sunshine. we will keep you updated. > >> let's look at the roadways. you may be getting up early and getting your kids ready for school as they had back. there'a couple thin

samara thatcher. >> sacramento city. >> so captain. >> sacramento firefighter, tamra that your sister and niece were on hand to all in this doctor died from occupational cancer and the family says this is a reminder of the risks. firefighters take when they respond to a call. if there's no accidents shows used to say. >> andy vista. >> 33 year-old this to firefighter andy blunt, a lost his life, a sudden battle of melanoma. his wife kay lee hopes to spread awareness of and the blood to melanoma foundation to educate and skin check. firefighters to prevent even more. nate going up on the wall. it's really special to see all the families come together to let friends and when it's never know. >> when the >> that was ground all song up reporting for us. after the break. we're hearing from a san francisco chronicle, sports columnist scott ostler on the life and legacy. >> of nba legend bill russell. stick with us. >> and tracking that increasing that storm cloud cover as they below overhead with a slight risk of pop-up thunderstorms arriving in the bay area as early as tonight. more my ful

yes, so many folks just jealous to see that fog rolling in california, a brother, sacramento. he's a firefighter there and he can't wait to come out and enjoy some of that fog. but the part of the country, they are baking 101 in dallas. it has been extremely hot the summer in texas. 99 you make when oklahoma city and you get back out west, we've got some hot temperatures too. 104 degrees in modesto. 97 hot enough in sacramento. maybe 104 in reading well off the coastline we've was the remnants of frank's been around this, a former hurricane as all the way down. a ball worked its way up and then starting to fall apart in some cooler waters. and now it's getting caught up in the circulation with this low off the coast. i really would like to see some of that moisture move on shore. boy, if we get that to happen, we'd be talking about a significant amount of rain doesn't look like that's going to happen. but still we've had the monsoon. we had a couple of scattered pop up. showers roll across parts early on this morning. kind of rolling on through along the coast of the north bay

police regarding information from a sacramento resident. the same night, 16 year-old kylie, rodney went missing in a post 3 days ago. the resident says his surveillance camera caught a topless female running down his street at 01:00am. >> he described a honda crv or toyota rav 4 chasing her as she hid behind cars. she fell into the grass and then was pulled up and into the car which then took off fox 40 saw the video and the female appears much older. however, it's a tip that investigators aren't ruling out. it has since been handed over to sacramento police at this point in the investigation, detectives say no tip is too small. >> we accepting from people who are involved. so that's coming into a single source. so that team can evaluate it, looked through the video. surveillance video from other areas. the first press conference with allied agencies since kiley disappeared early saturday morning. >> detective sergeant scott alford shared information regarding videos they're collecting alford. also says the last information they've obtained

you notice the pink tour the sacramento region -- toward the sacramento region. by thursday, we could be near 80 around the bay and will be a warm up. average highs in the mid-70's on the east bay for this time of year. 77 in fremont. 80 today in the south bay. a few degrees low average. 70's and 80's toward the north bay. san francisco, a couple of degrees shy of average. certainly as we get toward the coast, getting a little bit grayer and breezier with a range of temperatures not too extreme yet. as we look at the forecast, we widen the range through the middle of the week. the 7-day forecast featuring the pleasant weather today and tomorrow. the cooler days out of the next seven as we get closer to september, the numbers climb into the 90's. the sea breeze is with us but it is not as robust. it will not reach our inland areas. it will stay at the coast. temperatures in the mid-70's to upper 70's around the bay. summertime still with us throughout this week. it looks like into labor day as well. liz: really with us next weekend. thanks. burning man starts toda

circus settlement in a police shooting of an armed man in sacramento. this is will pay $1.7 million to to the parents of stephan clarke. some say there is still more that needs to be done . >> stephan clarke should be alive today. >> reporter: continuing a call for justice. in march 2018 sacramento police officer shot and killed stephan clarke in his grandmother's >>. >> any time your actions are reckless we should be held accountable. >> reporter: the city of sacramento has agreed to pay the parents of stephon clark $1.7 billion, ending the legal n against the city. in 2019, the city agreed to pay the children of stephon clark. >> is the action of the city enough ? >> not at all. what does that do do for the family? 11 the community activist calls it, shut up and go away money. >> the officer that killed stephon clark is working right now . >> we call this a settlement but but is this settled? >>hon ar for us yesterday. ofrs voednoing is settled. slow progress is better than no process. > >> the new settlement resolves a a remaining portion of a federa

just east of sacramento. the hardest thrower. was on the mound.>>> he was really doing good that we can. he just left one high and up. the kid barely got out of the way. it hit his helmet. he drew some blood. it was really scary. >> i wish i could show you what happened next. the camera recorded the game died halfway through. later in the game, that same boy that was hit by the pitch, he bravely came up to bat again. dominic noticed. he was really scared.>> he is on the outside of the box. he does not look like he really wants to be there. >> without consulting his coach or anyone else, dominic made the decision.>> to give them a hug. the tell them i would call the pitch is outside. so he would have a chance of getting hurt again. >> the mom did not even know what happened until he told her in the car on the way home. >> it did not surprise me dominic would do something like that. it was definitely unexpected.>> that was pretty impressive for him to do that. it was all on him.>> for the record, they won the baseball game. in the

recorridas por una causa son los campesinos que continúan en marcha por sus derechos, oo llegaron a sacramento. daniel ramírez nos trae los detalles. >> (algarabía). >> el gobernador le dio llo que él quería que apareciera en el proyecto de ley. >> nosotros creamos y escribimos basados en lo que él nos dijo. >> realizando el mismo recorrido que hizo césar chávez hace más de medio siglo en búsqueda de los derechos para los campesinos, hoy el grupo de caminante llegas última parada en el parque en sacramento preparándose para mañana cuando lleguen a los escalones del capitolio con un mensaje claro para el gobernador neuson. >> yo era un campesino cuando tenía ccinco años de e pescando higos con mi familia 12 horas al día bajo el calor, tenemos que dar gracias a los campesinos y luchar para que ellos tengan el mismo derecho de votar como todos lo hacemos cuando vamos a votar en las elecciones. >> el motivo de esta marcha es para preservar los derechos de voto dde los campesinos en contra de la supresión de votantes de pasar la de 21 83 daría opción a los trabajadores agrícolas