another day with those excessive heat warnings for the inland east bay and north bay, south bay, as well as upper elevations on the peninsula. heat advisories along the bay shore as temps. there will be well into the 90's. so it's yet another scorching hot day. hopefully at this point you have your routine down for keeping cool. keep with it for 2 more days than you can break out of that and get back to normal as we will be looking at some much cooler weather around the corner. not really talking fog today, although that sea breeze will help to keep coastal area school cool is not the word we use to describe the rest of the bay area just yet reyna. john, thank you for that little if you are traveling along 80 this morning, 80 westbound. >> right at gilman. that's there in berkeley. we do have an accident and a lane blocked there. so it's going to take about 16 minutes as they try to get that accident cleared off of the highway heading into the city. once you finally do reach the maze about 7 minutes. so things are pretty like this morning. still at this hour, san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0,

and north bay, south bay and upper elevations on the peninsula beach areas. you'll be in the 90's. those are heat advisories right along the bay shore. as far as today goes avoiding the core of this heat wave but still warm for inland spots. 60's and 70's for san francisco 60's at the coast. it will be 70's and 80's along the bay shore today with burlingame at 79 saying carlos redwood city, palo alto at 83 south bay temps in the 80's as well. a few 90's for morgan hill. those scattered as well as out into the tri valley on up to walnut creek and concord. hayward up to oakland and richmond, 70's for you. a really nice day along the east bay shoreline, antioch, at 98, while vacaville at 100 degrees. santa rosa through center fell all in the 80's. tomorrow's temperatures officially pushed past 100 degrees and stay that way for really most of the rest of the forecast inland breaking records likely for sunday and monday at the very core of the hottest of temperatures. the remaining very scorching hot into tuesday, too, with so many days in a row of triple digit te

now, families in the south bay just cannot seem to catch a break. nbc bay area stephanie spoke with several people have been dealing with unplanned outages for hours and days at a time. >> reporter: it is day five . the heat is still on, and families in the south bay are fed up. >> are getting angry. we are frustrated with each other in the house. >> reporter: hundreds throughout the neighborhoods in san jose say they have been without power for nearly three days, due to constant blackouts. >> you either have to leave the windows open or stay in the car. he >> the kids have little ice chest in the kitchen. we are throwing away food and going out trying to eat and things like that. >> reporter: pg&e says it is heat related and had crews working on a transformer for hours. on the east side, thousands of families were hit with another round of outages during peak hours, forcing some to lay on the grass and others to take out their couches. a woman said she is worried about her newborn who is just four days old. she says her baby has been extremely fuss

, the east bay and the south bay, and the santa cruz mountains. our heat advisory the bayshore and the san mateo coast and marine county coastline where temperatures are climbing to the 90's. today we have a warm-up that is basically for our inland valleys where we flirt with 100 degrees. 80's on the east, sea breeze on the peninsula for san francisco, 75, but we will see the heat peak tuesday and wednesday. more details, coming up. liz: thank you. two pieces of breaking news to tell you about. first and foremost, nancy announced the artemis one mission has been postponed. it will not be happening today. they say their team was trying to fix a hardware issue but was unsuccessful. it is unclear when the next attempt will be. there will be a press conference with them later today. more breaking news mississippi, where it appears a small plane is down after officials say the pilot threatened to crash into walmart in tupelo. officials evacuated the store and the governor treated that state law enforcement and emergency managers are tracking the situat

the south bay, not yet. through 9:00 to 10:00, heavier rain through the east bay and south bay. you can see pockets in the north bay your sunday afternoon, the brakes, but maybe heavy downpours, as well. that first area of rain coming in tomorrow morning to the afternoon. this is a blend of the two forecast models, looking from one third of an inch to half an inch for the east bay, south bay, and higher amounts for the north bay. maybe an inch and a half, so these are not exact amounts but a the two models. it does look impressive. we will see over a quarter of an inch, or like one third in san francisco. we saw that point to a seven on the map. 70 in oakland today would breezy to gusty winds. the winds making it feel like a fall day, but we get sunshine to start out. increasing clouds. 75 livermore. 75 napa with san mateo at around 70. the accuweather day forecast, gusty winds, chance of showers late tonight, are level 1 system tomorrow. morning rain, afternoon showers. perhaps a thunderstorm monday. lingering showers tuesday. three level one systems in that seven-day panel, so

as well as the south bay and upper elevations on the peninsula. right back up to those triple digits. heat advisories along the bayshore much like yesterday. they'll be 80's to 90's for these spots. only spots out of advisory territory being right along the coastline, including san francisco today is going to bring ample sunshine again. we're talking sunshine all the way out to the coastline,

and east bay, south bay, as well as upper elevations on the peninsula. pink spots, excessive heat warnings. you're in the triple digits again. 90's for peach areas. those bayshore locations and heat advisories. today's daytime highs in the city. pretty nice golden gate park in a really comfortable 76 60's and 70's for most of our coastal areas in 90's. for most of our bayshore areas. another hot one saying carlos redwood city at 98 south bay, temperatures, triple digit numbers. san jose at 9, 101 today, freeman through hayward in the 90's while pleasanton and livermore at 108, hottest spots, danville and walnut creek. each up to one 10, oakland, berkeley, richmond in the 80's, concord, antioch, pittsburgh, in vacaville at 109 while also triple digits from santa rosa through center fell. tomorrow is our last day at the region at the digit numbers than its upper 80's to low 90's for the weekend in low 80's by tuesday and wednesday, looking so nice, bayside areas getting relief already tomorrow from the 90's to 70's coastal areas. also in for a cool down ba

as well as the south bay and upper elevations on the peninsula. right back up to those triple digits. heat advisories along the bayshore much like yesterday. they'll be 80's to 90's for these spots. only spots out of advisory territory being right along the coastline, including san francisco today is going to bring ample sunshine again. we're talking sunshine all the way out to the coastline, but we will have a sea breeze helping to moderate temperatures right along the coast holding up strong against that heat wave which continues to grip the rest of the region. today's daytime highs will be in the 90's to triple digits for in than bay share areas. so yes, still are right in the middle of it. coastal areas, though, the spots to get to, if you can anyways, getting that a scape in the 70's i think even that will if you're traveling this morning headed to the city about 7 minutes for you to make it come. the mason at fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge, 12 minute ride a 80 to 101. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell bridge 7 minutes at tel

for most of us from the city to the east bay and south bay but north bay perhaps an inch and inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains. upper 60's and cooler, increasing clouds, mid to you upper 70's and warmest locations inland valley south bay about 74, 75 napa and seven-day forecast of gusty winds, increasing clouds, chance of showers tonight and as we get to sunday to tuesday the level 1 system with exclusive storm impact scale each day through wednesday, then an about face with offshore winds and 90's returning inland by friday. so a lot to keep track of. stephanie: we welcome the rain, not unusual this time but the north bay those totals are a bit unusual. lisa: that's right. we will have to watch for some areas that have flooded in the past. it will be a pretty heavy one in the north bay. stephanie: just ahead a 9-year-old boy left el salvador to join his parents almost 20 years later how he turned his experience into an inspiring story to help others. stephanie: we are commemorate ing spanish month. javier left the war torn nation of el salvador by himself to join his parent

the south bay is being hardest hit by outages right now. let's take a live look at pg&e's real-time outage map. the darker the color, the higher the amount of customers affected. dan: in the last update, more than 35,000 customers were without power, a decrease from close to 50,000. ama: in the south bay, 46,000 customers were without power at some point. nearly 30,000 are still waiting for electricity to come back. some of the biggest outages are in san jose. pg&e had little information on estimated restoration times for the outages there. amanda del castillo his live from the emergency center in san jose. amanda: yeah, pg&e making it very clear these are heat related outages we are experiencing, not the one to two hour rotating outages we were warned about. on a record-setting day in san jose, many were in the dark, hot and uncomfortable since about 4:00 this afternoon, finding little relief in surrounding businesses as they were also impacted. the grid is taxed. that is how pg&e officials are describing the impact of this days lolong eve

yeah, that's predominantly in the south bay. in fact, as we zoom in, you'll see it is really the santa clara valley that's dealing with the bulk. >> of the outages right now. no word yet on when it will be fully restored. but we know for some. >> they've been without power for at least a couple of days now. and that's got to be awfully tough. the flex alert continues today. it's been extended now for the 9th consecutive day issued by cal iso is this heat wave continues. the alert today. those a little bit different. look at the graphic at the bottom of your screen. you can see the hours that they're going to in effect are from 03:00pm until 10. normally this weekend been 49. but because today is going to be a little warmer and they are expecting more people to put stress on the grid. they are expanding the flex alert in both directions an hour. so 03:00pm till 10:00pm try your best not to use any large appliances. anything that really drains a lot of power and your a c try keeping a 78 or warmer throughout that time yeah. and as

east bay and south bay valleys. remember, we should be in the mid 80's this time of year. seasonal temperatures, though, for downtown san francisco in oakland in the low 70's with half of the day at 65 degrees. so let's take a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast because we are going to start fall back in the 80's for our warmest inland valleys and then next weekend, exactly where we should be for this time of year. so all the more reason to enjoy the cooler weather conditions that mother nature gave us today. definitely indulge. just weekend, we were joking around of before, like how many times are we going to say, you know, we really this. we need the all right. let's play the coming back from the gym today. yeah, it just felt awesome. being able to just walk down the street and feel the yeah, great. that's the best feeling. sweat and rain. that's why all right. well, the biden administration is slamming the relocation of migrants as cruel and a political stunt. >> and now there are calls for the justice departme

, maybe the parts of the south bay. we'll be close to that to 80's around much of the bay. and then lot of 60's along the coastline. expect a couple of patches of fog, especially along the coastline, maybe a little dense fog overnight tonight. and then it's gone. see that offshore wind kind of kicking in as we start off the new month. it looks like it is going to stay dry over the weekend and beautiful weather you've got plans for this weekend. this looks like a spectacular one right now. no rain in sight, but it's still early. all right, thanks. right. >> well, coming up is that time of year what you need to know about the return of fleet week in san francisco after the break. >> restaurant workers strike at sfo is over for now. labor organizers reached a tentative agreement late last night ending the strike that forced about 80 restaurants, coffee shops and bars inside the airport to close for several days. many workers complained of going 3 years without a raise, raising concerns of keeping up with the high cost of l

in the south bay. again, looking to pare poor air quality tomorrow that on shore flow is starting to kick in, though. and that is a nice thing to see after the record heat around the bay area. but this dome of high pressure will start to weaken a little bit. there's little front that's going to roll over the top of that ridge. that's going flatten out that ridge just a little bit. and that means the temperatures are probably going to back off a couple degrees. don't get too excited yet. we're still talking place dropping from 113 down to maybe about 106 tomorrow. so still sweltering hot in places, especially inland. and then i think we'll see that ridge build in again. and the temperatures are going to start to warm up highs yeah, we're still looking at 106 degrees in concord. 106 in livermore. very comfortable. 79 degrees in san francisco as you get in and around the bay. still upper 90's into the south bay, the coastal sections probably very comfortable there. you probably see some numbers to back do

the south bay and the silicon valley five. oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. well this morning california's calyx zone, the california independent system operator that runs the state's power grid. announce it enough energy has been conserved to prevent rolling blackouts, at least for now. but the grid is expected to face some new challenges today is people are heading back to work and heading back to school. ktvu is james torres urine martinez, where thousands of people had to deal with an unplanned power outage. good morning, james. hey, good morning to you, david. some good news. pg and e is making some progress this morning by seven o'clock last night, more than 40,000 customers were without power that number just a little under 1000 this morning here in contra costa county. you see behind me now, the lights here at the safeway are back on this morning. you see a paper sign on the door that says closed. that's because yesterday evening the shop had to close down a little early because power outages or jus

triple digit temperatures expected in the east bay and south bay valleys. much more coverage coming up in a moment. >> 9.29 right now and we are trying to get us through this heat wave it's just going to take another couple of so, the painful thing is if i'm not mistaken? i think we lose a few degrees. but then we hike a few more degrees tomorrow. that's cruel. that's the story down. >> yeah. today we're at least getting out of the one tents and down into the triple digits inland and then tomorrow we're going to spike right back up. and friday, we still have another day in the triple digits, sort by no means at the end of this heat wave yet, even though i guess there is some temporary relief, if you can call it that today, at least not as hot as yesterday. norris hottest tomorrow is about to be. it still can recommend getting outside a whole lot this afternoon. do so. this morning, we're still relatively cool. part of the reason we are in for a modest, less hot day is because we do have an increase in sea breeze just right along the coastline. this is helpi

that's all over inland areas and the south bay downgraded from excessive heat warning to heat advisory along the bay shore. we're temps fall from the triple digits down to the 80's and 90's today. still hot. just not as hot as for the rest of the day today, you will see a couple low cloudy patches like you saw there just a second ago, right across the golden gate. aside from that, though, still a lot of sunshine at the coast and still too much sunshine for inland areas which will help temperatures to rise really quickly through the morning talking more about how long this heat will last still to come reyna. thank you for that. well, if you're traveling along 101 in the north bay southbound at pepper road in petaluma, there's an accident the year. so you are seeing slight issues even a little further down. if you're traveling in novato. >> things are pretty backed up there. 23 minute ride into the city maze to that. fremont street exit traffic has been gradually building across our bridges as the morning goes on 27 min, right, your san mateo bridge a 80 to 101 richmond center fell bridg

the rest of the east bay looking great. south bay and peninsula all clear. back to you. >>> this ongoing heat wave having major impacts on bay area cities and communities still experiencing outages. despite cal iso saying they didn't order blackouts. this is the current pg&e map. right now you can see there's a few dots, look at east san jose, all in the dark. we want to look at stephanie and she's talking about the outages. >> it may be california's hottest and longest heat wave for this time of year. >> it's been torture. i'm almost ready to pull out the water hose. >> reporter: not even our transformers have been able to handle it leaving thousands without power for hours. >> we tried to go to a couple libraries, this library shut down. other libraries were sort of overpacked as well. >> outside, looking around, playing with my ball. >> reporter: in the east bay, power outages forced diablo county college to cancel. >> i had work to do. >> reporter: the record demand for energy forced cal iso to go to a stage three alert. they've been monitoring the situa

look at this. 70s tri-valley over to the south bay. san francisco in the north bay, though, should start off here in the 60s. the daytime highs tomorrow, yes, still triple-digits in that heatwave. but instead of that 109, we should be down to 103 in san jose. through the east bay where we've been, 112 to 115. it's just unbelievable to say that 108 is better for us, but it definitely. 107 in walnut creek. oakland at 89. through the peninsula, 92 in san mateo. down to palo alto, 95. san francisco, 88 in the mission. marina 74. and my forecast here through the north bay, 107 in sonoma. 92 there for mill valley. we are looking at colder changes thankfully this weekend from a pattern change. but we're going watch out for some clouds. humidity, even some lightning chances into california. right now the chance for us is minimal. best possibility would be on sunday for some spotty thunderstorms. i really think a lot of the thunderstorm activity is going to be to the south of us. i'm going have more looks at 5:30 tonight. so you can see how the

. >> pg&e working to restore power to thousands of people in the south bay. the outages and power concerns for today. kumasi: here is a live look outside. a bit but lisa is checking the conditions right now. there is a chance of dangerous conditions this afternoon and there is relief a few days away. >> that is what we want to talk about, the relief, finally saying goodbye to the triple digit temperatures. good morning. thanks for being here. kumasi: let's check in with lisa because we are excited about a potential cool down but we are not there yet. lisa: we are not. some of us had that yesterday but not all of us. there is fog off the coast that sea breeze yesterday, the southerly wind provided relief for part of the bay area and is bringing temperatures down a little bit today. we are looking at numbers this morning still on the mild side but not as hot as we were yesterday at this hour. upper 60's in the south bay. 64 downtown. mid-60's in santa rosa. starting on warm again. compared to yesterday, nine degrees cooler. air quality is not the best. we have

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in the east and also the south bay. all right. speaking to do a high-pressure there it is that huge dome. it's going to backtrack and make its way further to the east. and that's going allow this front to approach a little bit closer. it's going to flatten out. that means the temperatures probably in the cool off just a little bit by tomorrow afternoon. overnight lows still maybe a little bit uncomfortable for some folks are talking upper 60's in the san jose for overnight lows. almost 70 degrees for low and live more tomorrow morning. much cooler numbers out along the coastline in the 50's over the next couple of days, though, here we go. we've got the changes on the way tomorrow. these numbers going to back off a little bit. still not a 11316 degrees, but 106 is hot enough. many of the interior valleys lot 80's 90's around the bay and some 70's along the coastline. so these temperatures look like they'll back off at least a little bit tomorrow. but then i think we heat right back up again on thursday after the front g

in the midmorning through the south bay. thra it over. into the backside of the system, which is a little bit unstable, will result in the paucity of have -- possibility of heavier downpours. anywhere from one third of an inch for the peninsula to a half an inch to an inch and a half for the santa cruz mountains through the north bay, sunday into monday morning. slick roadways for that monday morning commute. forecast highs today, the next several days, cooler, below-average. as for today, 70 in fremont with breezy wind. gusty winds along the coast. 77 in the north bay. temperatures in the 80's for the most part. the forecast features the exclusive storm impact scale. sunday, monday, tuesday, heaviest tomorrow morning and continuing into monday. we could see some ponding on the roadways so maybe some clogged mnd ithnorth bay see the posbity of isolated problems. in the middle to latter half wkd highs into the 90's. we are excited about this mainly beneficial rain. stephanie: as far as the three-day period, tomorrow is the mo

north bay inland areas, east bay inland as well as the south bay and upper elevations on the peninsula. all in the midst of excessive heat warnings. if you're in pink here, you're likely to be seeing triple digit temperatures today. beach areas on the map closer to the bay. you'll be in the 90's. those are heat advisories all the way into the start of the weekend. look at our he today, sacramento at one 15 that also applies to one of her bay area cities, vacaville, you'll get up to one 15 today as well. it 70's and 80's for san francisco with mission in financial districts nearing 90 some 70's at the coast. these are your spots to get to, but expect a lot of traffic along. highway one is so many are finding relief 90's to even some triple digits on the peninsula with site at one. 0, 4, redwood city, san carlos, that 99 today, south bay temperatures solidly in the triple digits for the east bay 90's on the shoreline, triple digits inland pleasanton livermore. one 10 today and danville at 111 degrees. oakland and berkeley up to 92. if you don't have ac, that's hot enough fairfield in ant

the south bay. we zoom in to show you where everything is. no timetable on when these customers could get power back. these outages happened even as the state was able to avoid you can always go to the pge website. >> we were able to avoid widespread blackouts but there are still concernedpower rate. supply may not meet demand as people try to keep cool. ryan curry joins us. >> we will be under another flex alert this evening, making it the eighth day in a row officials have asked us to cut down on power usage. it will be cooler but still hot today, putting more strain on the grid. from 4:00 p.m. until then :00 p.m. tonight, californians will be asked to reduce power. last night, we were able to avoid blackouts. power demand to set an all-time record tuesday. the -- alert one out yesterday and usage dropped dramatically. we need to do more in thean. -- in the renewable energy sector to prevent this from happening again. >> the power did go out in some places but that was not because of cal iso calli

same for you in redwood city, south bay. temperatures in the upper 70's mostly with san jose at 77 today, fremont union city hayward up to oakland in the mid 70's. well, pleasanton livermore as well as danville up to concord in the low 80's warmest spot today. that's you vacaville, right? 85 at 79 degrees. temperatures from santa rosa down through center felt mostly in the low 80's. tomorrow's temps will be around the same as today is friday will be the warmest of your forecast. barely taking us up into the low 90's and we'll drop right back down into the mid 80's by saturday. again, that's the start of the new month. we're going to stay dry and mild all the way through this forecast. nothing too terribly hot, right on par with our seasonal averages. reena. >> thank you for that. tracking an accident along 6.80, southbound north of tree boulevard that's in w lnut creek. and so you do have a delay as you're traveling through conquered and walnut creek along 6.80, heading into the city right now. my mother, i may so that fremo

and south bay valleys. so we have seen lesser amounts of rain there, but we're not done. in fact, this storm, it's still going. in fact, let's take a look at radar for right now and zoom on in because as you can we are tracking severe weather with a chance of pop-up thunderstorms throughout tonight for the bay area, especially for those of you in the north bay cloverdale just to your east. you are tracking some thunderstorms there. so just keep that in mind. we did see some of the northern portion of sonoma county and even from mendocino earlier today in the bay area. so certainly not out of the woods, but along our coast, we are starting to dry out, at least for now, with most of the showers starting to transition to the south and east. so it is making its trek across the bay into the east bay and south bay is out there right now. you're expected to get the bulk of the wet weather throughout tonight. and as you can see along the pacific, not really tracking that much showers. in fact, we're going to see le

customers and the down in the south bay. that was 5,000 or more on the looking at a few 100 customers out in the emerald city neighborhood of redwood city. so obviously all these folks in the dark and maybe more importantly, without fans and air-conditioning as we grind through this heat wave that just doesn't want to break in tonight's peak electricity demand an all time record. 52,061 megawatts. we've never seen that much before in california, this beats the record set in july of 2006 when demand on the statewide great exceeded just over 50,000, mega lots again. crush that by more than 2000 and while lessons learned from previous so-called blackouts led to power companies and customers getting notice that the state might run out when you get to the point of, you know, running out of power, obviously something needs to change throw and they're going to start charging fees, cars. it's going to get even worse. earlier we spoke with an engineering professor from san jose state university about this problem. as climate change.

you can see the east bay and the south bay are on which means that the air will be unhealthy all day. that's especially for children, the elderly and for people who have respiratory concerns and the rest of the bay area is yellow, which indicates moderate air quality the air quality management district suggest using public transit instead of driving today and limiting your time outside. today's alert is the 6th air. the air alert this year. >> can't stress this enough. it's important to stay hydrated in this heat. nutritionists recommend women drink 9 cups of water a day and men should add another leader because they tend to have more muscle. so if you're not replenishing, you can become dehydrated. health expert karen owoc suggests that people stay away from energy drinks. >> yet all lotter also a green tea is also a good option to because of the antioxidants in it. you can have hot tea or >> in this whether you probably could have some cold ice, you know, iced green. tea coconut water also has some electrolytes in it and make sure that if you do drink coconut water, it's the one wit

we're checking on the south bay. so 1, 0, 1, 85 up to menlo park. 34 minutes and 2.80, is moving pretty much at the limit. no issues along to 37. if you're traveling along, i-80 solely down to milpitas about 40 minutes for you. there and how we for 30 minutes, antioch, into conquered darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 7.17, is the time and for your money this morning, mortgage rates solidified their position above 6% and a four-day workweek brought no loss of productivity as it turned out with jane king live, the nasdaq to explain. i like that idea. jen, good morning. >> i know i could get behind a four-day workweek for sure. james, good morning. more than 70 companies in britain are undergoing a six-month experiment where of their employees work a four-day week. and so far, most companies say it's going well. now. 35 of the 41 companies that responded to the survey said they were likely or extremely likely to consider continuing the four-day workweek beyond the end of the trial, which ends in novembe

the biggest outages in the east bay and the south bay. crews have their work cut out for them. >>> a warning for parents. be careful on the playground. a toddler got burned during a trip to the playground. nadia said her husband took their daughter to the park. he went earlier than normal to beat the heat but she came home with 2nd degree burns on her arms. >> around evening time i kind of kept trying to figure out where she got it from. my husband said she did scream out, hot, hot, hot when she was going down the slide and cried briefly. i would just say, keep an eye out for anything that you think may be hot or dangerous for your kid. even in a playground at times of day where it's not kind of hot, things can retain heat. >> reporter: the husband took the daughter in the morning when it wasn't that hot. good reminder check to see if equipment is hot to the touch even if it's in the shade. >>> beating the heat in brentwood just got harder. brentwood is expected to see temperatures as high as 114 degrees this week. even though a trip to t

vta is also offering free rides to any cooling center you want across the south bay. our nbc bay area app is a great resource to have during this heatwave. it's free to download. you can get up-to-the-minute weather alerts sent straight to your phone. you can even customize it for your neighborhood. >>> well, two people have now died in a fire that ripd through the northern california town of weed. this is what's left of the small rural community. the wind-whipped and fast-moving mill fire sparked friday afternoon. it has destroyed or damaged at least 132 homes and forced several thousand people to flee their homes. today siskiyou county sheriff announced two people died. the crews were able to keep the fire from growing overnight. it's still only 25% contained. about a thousand people are still under evacuation orders. >>> local firefighters have been sent up to siskiyou county to help fight that mill fire. cal fire czu, which covers san mateo and santa cruz counties sent a strike team up there to help. members posted these pictures to twitter and say their crews hav

you see a ramon parts of the east bay. you're seeing some the south bay as well. but tomorrow again, you can see some of that haze starting to build up in the atmosphere. you get a big dome of high pressure overhead generally don't see the really good mixing. we'd like to get so you get away from the coastline where they'll still have a sea breeze. they're going to be pretty hazy in spots. so be prepared for that. otherwise that sea breeze that continues outside right now. and that's the good thing is we're going to see a sea breeze in with the hot weather. it will help to cool you down a little bit of the evening, but that ridge just really building in of the desert southwest. we'll send the temperatures soaring all around the bay area going to be very hot in spots, especially away from the coastline out toward the beaches in san francisco. you're 62 in the sunset, even in san francisco. you're 72, though, downtown. so 10 degrees difference right there in the city. 60's along the coastline in the city. go, you'll see 75 in millbrae. 76 in burlingame temperatures

really nice for foster city and san mateo at 76 redwood city and san carlos at 77 south bay. temperatures in the low mid to upper 70's morgan hill, los gatos and saratoga in the low 80's, as you'll also see in pleasanton livermore and from danville, the concord, oakland, a nice 72 for you. also really nice for napa and sonoma. only the upper 70's vacaville at 87 are very warmest spot today tomorrow and thursday, not much different than today. we'll see some passing clouds and some sunshine, especially further inland friday, the warmest one with low 90's inland and then we drop again really quickly and october. first on saturday, mid-eighties at our warmest to kick off the new month and mid 70's along the bay. great job. thank you for that little southbound north of mansell street in san francisco. we have an accident there. so. >> things are getting busy. also along 2.80, you're starting to see traffic build as well across the 2 main highways in the city. 23 minute run into a maze to that fremont street exit. as you're traveling there. let's check on the sandra fell bridge to

down to the south bay into the 90s. overnight, we will typically cool off, and tonight into tomorrow night, not much relief from the heat. look at this from 11:30, temperatures in the 70s in the south bay, and upper 80s at tracy, and something to note by monday, and by 3:30 monday, the potential for 110 or higher when it is coming to the daytime highs. for the interior, this is going to last from tuesday to wednesday, and this is the opportunity to look out for your neighbors and the pets in this heat. keep in mind that your pets don't wear shoes, and they have paw pads. sot if it is too hot for you to walk on, it is too hot for them. perspective, 102 in the sun, you know, the grass blacktop is ove degrees. imagine that the pets are walking on, that and we don't want to do that to lovely companion, and so please walk them either right now after the show or the earliest part of the morning or the evening and san francisco, look at this, we will be in the m 80s and above seasonable, and not the mention the monsoonal moist

the vast majority in the south bay. this as new video in from valley medical center in san jose where the emergency room is closed to patients because there is no electricityt is just one of three trauma centers in the south bay. lights bay. lights are on in the main hospitals so all the emergency backup power is being diverted there. betty yu reports that is just one of the lingering troube spots tonight. >> reporter: here in san francisco, where i am, conditions are very pleasant. te is even a slight breeze. but at this hour, the biggest trouble spots are in danville, milpitasn hill and san jose. take a look at the traffic signals. they went out on the east side of town. forcing them to close early. there was a weird scene at east ridge mall where half the stores had power and the other half were in the dark. in contra costa county, temperatures overheated bart equipment and warped a small section of track between concord concord and pleasant hill. that forced rush hour riders off bart's busiest commute line and into

. >>> well, a south bay man says he is tired of waiting. he is now trying to build the park that his neighborhood has been promised for decades. but the city of san jose is balking, and that's trigger adwar of words over dirt. here is nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: it's going to take a while, but shovelful by shovelful, mark espinosa is determined to build a new park in his hometown of alviso. >> what you see here is just an empty field with weeds growing. >> reporter: an empty field sitting on three acres of city-owned land on grant boulevard. empty since the year 2000 and long identified as a place for a park, espinosa says he is tired of waiting for a place the neighborhood can enjoy. >> i'm fed up. i mean, enough is enough. i'm tired of being sick and tired. so i'm taking things into my own hands. and i wanted to clean the park up. i want to make it usable. put some plants, put some grass, some benches so people can come and enjoy a park that was intended for them. >> reporter: so he's leading an effort to clean the area up.

, the inland east bay as well as the south bay. even on monday, labor day, we're still hitting a lot of triple digits here from napa to fairfield. brentwood as hot as 112 degrees. it's brute and very dangerous. most people don't realize house dangerous heat can be, one of the most deadly weather-related causes of death. we've got several days of temperatures hitting into the upper 90s and over 100 degrees. we do need to be very careful as this heat not only hits the bay area, but all across the region with this very strong heat dome that's going to keep our temperatures hot into the middle of next week. take a look at morgan hill. what we're expecting throughout the weekend into labor day as well as into next week. it's going to take a while before it really cools off. we're looking at highs up to 100 today. slightly lower tomorrow, but then the big heat hitting us throughout the labor day holiday weekend. mike, you've been watching several incidents on the roads. >> we may have something new, kari or something that popped back up

customers across the north and south bay. also without power tonight, jeannie tells us it's transformers are overheating as more people crank up their air conditioning units . we will have more on these allergies coming up. but first, let's check in with chief meteorologist bill martin, who has been tracking the heat all day. hey, bill. it's definitely something to track because it is pretty much all time heat wave in the bay area or certain one. i can't remember one like this that lasted this long. the excessive heat warning has now been extended. into thursday's moved up another move down the road another day. the excessive heat warning producing temperatures like these tomorrow . i mean, these were the height , some of the records there's a bunch of numbers bunch of records tomorrow there'll be a bunch of records as well. the extreme heat warning there it is right and the area all the purple area, the area that's not in purple generally going to be under heat advisory through thursday. the inland bay valleys through thursd

if not 110 above south bay and on the peninsula. also under excessive heat warnings and then those peach areas closer to the bay. these are heat advisories closer to the 90's in the spots. look at some of our central valley neighbors well above 110, we'll actually be there right there with them for some of our in the neighbors right here in the bay area today in sunset district. 76 degrees. it's a good day to be out and about there. really our coastal areas. you know, it's going to be so busy. highway one is going to be a standstill and a lot of spots as a lot of us try to escape the heat out there. if you're heading that direction, good for you. but be prepared for that traffic. burlingame millbrae in the mid 90's for your highs today while looking at near triple digits from san carlos to mountain view side up to one. 0, 4, south bay temperatures in the triple digits as well with san jose all the way up to 102 degrees. nearing 100 and milpitas fremont on up to hayward at 98 or 99. pleasanton and livermore at one 10 for your highs,

we had a couple of early fender benders in the south bay. smooth commute westbound 580 toward the richmond bridge, about 9 minutes. no metering lights on at the bay bridge. . westbound 80 toward the bay bridge about 9 minutes and south bay drive times a little bit of slowing along northbound 101 from highway 85 because of an earlier crash cleared out. now you look at about 20 minutes. now let's get a look at our weekend weather, what it's going to be doing, kari? >> we're getting people ready for being here locally and traveling and i'm checking out some of the flight delays and where there may be issues. i'm seeing some storms developing in parts of missouri and arkansas, but as of now, it doesn't seem to have an impact on any flights, as we bring it back here west it's looking good for all of the flights that are on time whether traveling or staying here it's a great weekend. we are looking at quite a few events going on including music on the square in redwood city, starts at 6:00 in the evening. we'll be at about 76 degrees. a cooldown w

the concern is south bay, you have it too. this this is why san jose is in the excessive heat warning. this is why the peninsula has a heat ad. heat advisory. those are your differences. would hear the terminology warning, that is the the national weather service trying to draw from the point this is going to happen and if you are not careful and don't take it seriously, you will have have he related health impacts from it. we went over that at the top of the newscast. the difference between heat exhaustion and his stroke, it will be on the stream as well. how does tamara play out? there are your numbers, there is your. your difference. such a different existence along 880 compared to 680. that, we all know the drill. here is the seven-day forecast, san jose first, two first alert weather dates for oakland and 2 for san jose, monday and tuesday. we get get three first alert weather days when we start looking acros looking across the microclimates microclimates because as you get get into wednesday, we are still still going to

bay as you can see by this pg and e map, nearly 10,000 customers are without power in the south bay right now. cities like more gun hill and campbell hit hard tonight we'll have more on those power outages in just a moment, but first we begin with our chief meteorologist bill martin, with today's records all time records in these cities today and quite a few of them, sacramento had an all time record as well. but these are the city's closest to us. san jose 109 records go back to the late 18 hundreds. these are impressive because this is the hottest day and napa that has been recorded at any month. any time of year staying with livermore hottest day in livermore and tied the hottest day pardon me in livermore, but she had san jose broke it 109 today 108 was the old record redwood city tied as well. they're all time. record heat. this is the fork or the temperature records that were broken today. elsewhere, not all time. but we're records for the day for the time of year. and then as we look at the actual set up here we've got the sea breeze kicked up a little bit this afternoon, but

in the south bay. people tried to find a silver lining today to the triple digit temperatures in new york. so we're used to the heat but the humidity and heat so this is a little bit doable bearable compared to new york city, where it's 100 degrees and humid. it's not humid. it's dry. it's hot. it's stuffy, but it's okay. good coffee. have some ice cream. get in the pool. it's fine. campbell reached 104 degrees today, while other parts of the best south bay also saw temperatures over 100 degrees in county schools will be sending their students home early all week long, the nevado unified school district announced because of the heat, three of its campuses will be operating on their minimum day schedules for the rest of the week. those schools are loose sutton elementary nevada high school and hill education center. all other nevada follow, which includes the potential for canceled athletic practices and games and physical education classes is now being held indoors has prompted aircraft city officials

majority of them seem to be in the south bay right now. but as a reminder when it comes to power, there is a flex alert that goes into effect today for the 8th consecutive day. it runs from 4 until 9 o'clock. we're being told to try to conserve energy during that time. the power grid is going to be strained. so from 4 to 9 tonight, try to lower your thermostat and don't use major appliances. it does work and for your money this afternoon pg e is offering its customers a credit for cutting back on energy use through a new rewards program. p g's website says power saver awards events will work her on select hot summer days between may first and october 31st. participating customers will receive a credit on their bill after the program season is over. power saver awards event will actually be taking place today from 4 until 9. so if you want to participate, you do have to meet the following criteria. you know, electric service, customer of pg e or customer of a community choice. aggregator already participating in the program. have a smart me

a south bay look 1, 0, 1, 27 minute. drive up from 85 in demillo park 2. 37 82. don't see any issues as you're traveling along there. 5, 18, 80, a 15 minute ride. if you're hopping on. 24 westbound walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 minutes. and then check in on the richmond. sandra fell bridge about a six-minute ride. james darya, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 5.18, is the time republican senator lindsey graham has unveiled a nationwide abortion ban proposal. now his proposal would ban abortions at the federal level after 15 weeks with the only exceptions being for rape, incest or to save the life of the mother. democrats are calling this proposal extreme and out of touch. >> with sting themselves into pretzels, trying to explain why they want nationwide. abortion bans when they said they leave it up to the state. >> and with democrats currently in control of congress, senator graham says he realizes that his bill may not even get a vote, but he promises that if republicans take back the house and senate, he'll push that legislation forward.

and down to the south bay and that is where we will see the showers showers march across the south bay. then we get to a different system and it did not take long. long. 2:00 in the afternoon on sunday. we leave behind the steady, widespread rain that isg is being driven in with the front-end it turns into spotty showers. that will just go through sunday, sunday night into monday. monday morning. these become nearly impossible to forecast with specifics. it's it's not like we will get a pop-up thunderstorm at 2:00 in the afternoon. the take away from that is on the second half of sunday through monday, isolated pop-up showers. there will be more time at that window window when you're not getting rain than when you are, but there is also a chance of rain. when you added up for the entire entire sunday and monday time f, time frame, we have an inch and a quarter for some of the north bay spots. if we change our perspective and look at the south and east bay, the numbers, numbers, as is almost always th, the case, not as high. still high enough for september. not bad for that half inch of

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and let's go ahead and look at things along highway in the south bay. 35 minute. ride from 85 and to menlo park. 901, is the time. and we want to give you the latest on covid. according to the cdc, all 9 bay area counties have now a low case rate which is great. >> but they obviously don't want you you know, lower your guard. variant ba 5 is still the dominant variant all throughout the country. as we head into the fall and into the winter and they're encouraging you to make sure you take advantage of these vaccine clinics that are still there for the holidays. if you are. >> getting this current who serve, which is updated to ba 4 and ba 5. it means that your protection will last for many months, not just a few weeks. >> the omicron variant ba 5 has been the dominant one for a while. now, doctor peter chin-hong says that that is a good thing because you have one major variant and that will last longer and i'll give us the antibodies. you know, if you get tested positive for or if you get the right shot, you're going to have what you need to battle. we don't need

in fact, there are several outages in the south bay. this is pg and e's power outage map and each of these little icons indicates the severity of the power outages. the color coded. you see green, which is anywhere from 0 to 50 people. but the areas in yellow are anywhere from 50 to 500 customers without power. and then, of course, these little areas in orange, we can zoom into one of these. that's where you see anywhere from 500 to 5,000 customers without power. and it really is the south bay that's dealing with the brunt of our power outage right now. that's where we sao some of our hottest temperatures where power need was the highest. a lot of people running their a c's. you can see upon milpitas, particularly we've got quite a number of people without power right now. power outages, sprawled all across the east bay as well last night with pockets of lafayette left in the dark for several hours. residents there at this point us not the first time this week they've been in a blackout. we had one on sunday and 2 more on monday, adding