what was ingested in walnut creek? >> we don't know. and the facility says they don't know. this is important because as you mentioned in santa monica they were clear that they believe it was in cleaning fluid. in the walnut creek case they say they don't know what he ingested and they say they don't know if what he ingested caused his death. the coroner's office is investigating. >> who are you dealing with? the same a corporate communications team in santa monica? >> same team. different facilities. we are reaching out to the same corporate team. they are saying they take safety seriously and they have suspended all the staff involved in the latest case pending their internal investigation. >> all right. thank you. >>> there is a lot of anger in oakland as we move on. frustrated parents are demanding changes in security. it comes after this on campus shooting involving a 12-year-old gunman and 13-year-old victim. it happened monday at madison park academy. you see parents there at the school just kind of waiting around, waiting for answers after the shooting. today many of

so the rain will not stop here in walnut creek. like i said, it's been light rain and that's kind of what we will see for the most of the day. we will see these wet roads throughout the day. stephanie, you are taking live look here at downtown wanna creek wet roads. people driving in the streets. it's been quiet throughout the morning. >> and we will still be expecting that light rain throughout the day. i'll send it back to you. umbrella certainly would be a good idea for today. thank you so much, camila for that live report. >> and another big story we are following this morning. final preparations are underway for the funeral of queen elizabeth. the second president biden just finished paying his last respects to the queen at westminster hall. let's check in with lauren lyster. she's live outside of westminster abbey this morning for us with the very latest. good morning to you. or >> good morning. we are heading into the last night where people can pay their respects to queen elizabeth. the second in person at westminster hall.

valley verde elementary school in walnut creek. i'm sure they're bracing for a hot day in the classroom. >> right now it's cooled about 60's or so. but it jumps up to at lunchtime to a high 80's and then by the end of the school day, we're looking at triple digit temperatures. so >> it's going to be a rough one, not only for staff of the schools across mount diablo unified school district, but also for parents trying to keep the kids cool, trying to keep them productive, which is hard when it's that hot. i mean, these scorching temperatures can be dangerous, especially to students who may suffer from chronic illnesses, not diablo unified school superintendent doctor adam clark is advising their districts principles and athletic directors to take precautions over this next week. those recommendations include drinking plenty of water and liquids, wear lightweight, light-colored clothing, and avoid outdoor activities between 10 in the morning and 4 o'clock. so this is definitely going to change the way they do p e and sports outside o

the heat is prompting closures across walnut creek. starting today, walnut creek will close open space parks for several days. kron four's taylor has more. how homestead park is one of walnut creek's open spaces that will close on thursday due to the excessive heat warning. i think it's a good idea, i deter people to go out during midday during when it's the hottest >> but i think maybe not the most appropriate thing that people still want to get out. many people like joshua stirs in ski come here to buy, can exercise. despite the heat reasons. key says he still plans to ride his bike. >> most likely in the cut short. if he's feeling ambitious. if i'm up for first lot of sweat letting walnut creek's open spaces include 3,000 acres with 7 miles of neighborhood trails. those areas also include aka launice ridge, gorgeous ridgeline ridge, shell ridge in sugarloaf, all of which will close thursday through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6th in walnut creek, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> during a heat wave like this one

. >> taking a live look right now outside at walnut creek. one of the areas where we are expecting triple digit temperatures. >> we're following the start of an intense heat wave here in the bay area. thanks so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. we've got team coverage for you today. taking a look at your forecast. health tips in the heat and more on that flex alert for today. starting off with a look at your temperatures right now outdoors the worst of the heat expected inland this afternoon. and as you can see from this temperature map, some areas already starting to warm up. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with more on what we can expect with our forecast and a look ahead to where it's going to get the hottest. hey kyla. yeah, exactly. and boys, look at this temperatures. you can see livermore already at 90 degrees. so this is the excessive heat watch and warning the watches in the area along the coast and the bay in the dark red. >> this kicks in on saturday at 11:00am and goes through tuesday evening. all of the area in hot pi

this time at its walnut creek facility. atria sent a rather vague statement kron 4 news last night saying that the resident died because of something he ingested but didn't explain exactly wh to that residents sun today and he has an opinion on exactly what his father did. he doesn't. he? he does counties not very happy about this. doctor. kerry can noon says his 94 year-old father suffered from dementia. he thought the memory care facility at atria walnut creek will be a good place when he moved his father there year ago. >> he's now questioning that choice. it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. >> staff alerted him that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to the hospital. i was always a surprise. i said why is that? he said because he drank some. >> cleaning fluid doctor. can noon rushed to john muir medical center where he says his 94 year-old father was in distress with burns inside his mouth early tha

another death investigation involving an elderly resident at an atria park in walnut creek. the man died yesterday, and the facility tells us it was after he ingested something. candice nguyen joins us with the breaking details. what do we know? >> the coroner's office confirms with me constantine passed away yesterday. he was 94 years old. although he did not want to elaborate, his son believes what happened to his father is similar what happened to atria park of san mateo. although quiet outside atria park walnut creek, an internal investigation is under way after 94-year-old resident constantine ingested a substance at the facility last week. the investigative unit was alerted to the case after covering the recent death of another atria park resident in san mateo over the weekend. in the san mateo case, the senior living facility said staff accidentally gave 93-year-old trudy maxwell cleaning fluid to drink because they believed it was fruit juice. two other residents there also drank the fluid and were hospitalized. in response to our questions about the walnut creek dea

he is live in walnut creek now with how people are coping. rob. >> catherine, many of the people getting off of that bart train. they had water bottles in hand because of the triple digits waiting for them outside. same thing here at the broadway shopping plaza where i am now, i've only seen a few shoppers outside beating the heat. everyone i spoke to ready for this heat wave to went. it was triple digit tuesday in several parts of the east bay, including walnut creek. it's where paul farrow wrote the bart train to from san francisco to visit with his sister to slide off the train and like, wow, this is really fun site. i without the phone. it was like. >> almost want to wait like 1, 7, 1, 8 others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart

ktvu sally rasmus is live near the line bridge open space area in walnut creek, with the reasons behind the closure and how park goers are reacting to it, alec. a salad. we're on right in front of one of the trail entrances to the lime ridge open space area in walnut creek, and you can see why the heat and the sun would be a concern here. it's completely unshaded in this part of the trail, but grass is very dry. so given that and the heat expected this weekend, they've made the decision to close this entrance to close this open space and to other open space areas in walnut creek in concord. throughout the labor day weekend. just within the past hour, we saw walnut creek park rangers coming out here to put up closure signs this park and two others the shell ridge and colonies ridge open space area in walnut creek and concord will be closed to the public until tuesday, september 6th that was contra costa county firefighters who recommended this closure because they're concerned about two things. fire danger during the hot weather this weekend but also the potential for people to walk and

we're lye in walnut creek, pete suratos. >> a sweaty pete. no surprise everyone rushed to the beach today. the bay area's beaches were just packed. golden gate recreation area tweeted this photo of a full parking lot at the beach. they say it's the same situation at most of san francisco's beaches. check out the steady line of cars into stinson beach. lots of people got up early to beat the crowds and the heat. >> trying to beat the crowds, trying to bring everybody out here to have a good time. >> we left around quarter after 7:00 in the morning. took us an hour to get here. he likes to read the newspaper, so he read that it's going to get packed before 11:00 a.m. >> the marin county sheriff said there were long delays, hours getting into the area. big crowds also at half-moon bay. robert handa on why getting there was half the battle. >> reporter: didn't take a master of strategy to figure out why people were flocking to the beach. it's 20, maybe 30 degrees cooler than wherever they came from. they were stake out their little not of paradis

we're taking a live look from walnut creek. a little bit of fog. little bit of haze right there. gave it's looking like it could be a good day, little, maybe a little breeze. i know we've been having a lot of hot weather lately. so what do you have for us? what we will get a little bit more of that on shore when that you spoke of a bit. so. >> that's going to be some good news here is this fog u.s. marine layer found a way to come back again. >> a little bit of fog start off with around the immediate bay. but you go to couple 1000 feet of boom. it's back to dry air sort. typical inversion is checking in. you know, this is a dense air cold, dense air. so it stays at the ground level here. so we get this fog going on until what mixes out handing it over to future cast for not much to see except the repeat performance here overnight. again, we do it by tonight. more greeting of fog for tomorrow morning. that's and also to it on the monterey bay as well. so pretty uneventful as we get into tomorrow, the same kind of pattern will be

she stopped by the esperanza place construction site in walnut creek to lend a helping hand knowing how grateful to those on the receiving end of project. appreciate this life changing bill. you look at people sitting next. you know, you don't know their housing situation. so to know that people who are working with you are getting something that they need. it's awesome. baby was flanked by volunteers with kaiser permanente. senior vice president and area manager for the health system's apple service area. boyd case is developing sponsor having pledged $400,000 to the more than 20 million dollar project within the next 4 years. many in our community have been priced out of living here. >> so this is our attempt to get some to come back. the community will feature 42 affordable townhomes for families with low to moderate it's located on last month this way near the pleasant hill, bart station, iron horse trail schools and more public transportation will finish the first 23 sometime in 2023. and that start on the final 19 homes of this neighborhood. after runs, place is billed as habitat

now the heat is prompting closures across walnut creek. >> starting tomorrow on the creek is going to close its open space parks for several days. our first taylor's sacking has more. how homestead park is one of walnut creek's open spaces that will close on thursday due to the excessive heat warning. i think it's a good idea, i deter people to go out during midday doing when it's the hottest >> but i think maybe not the most appropriate thing that people still want to get out. many people like joshua stirs in ski come here to buy, can exercise. despite the heat reasons. says he still plans to ride his bike. >> most likely in the cut short. if he's feeling ambitious. if i'm up for first lot of sweat letting walnut creek's open spaces include 3,000 acres with 7 miles of neighborhood trails. those areas also include aka launice ridge, gorgeous ridgeline ridge, shell ridge and sugarloaf, all of which will close thursday through labor day. they're expected to reopen on september 6th in walnut creek, taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> there are cooling centers available. if you're looking for

>> all right, taking a live look outside here in the east bay 6.80, in walnut creek. it we just learned about 20 minutes ago, the city of walnut creek has decided to close its open spaces starting tomorrow because of the excessive heat where people hike and bike. this includes among other places like marriage, shell ridge, like a lot courage, popular spots. the city hopes to reopen them by next wednesday, september 7th, when the temperatures are expected to drop at least a bit and the worst of the would be over. boy, a message loud and good idea to just stay inside with the ac on. >> lawrence. yeah. i mean, hey, are go for a swim out of the beach in the bay. if you're lucky you got a pool. how about that? that will be nice. but yeah, we're going to see this heat sticking around for quite a while outside today. not a bad day. lot of sunshine. it was a little hot inland. we stuck in the 90's in some of the valleys today. beautiful out toward the golden gate bridge. no fog to speak of there. and i think only a little patchy fog later, something we haven't touched on yet

they just started in walnut creek. and they clean the cars using us to step technology, a spray that creates an emotion with the dirt, creating a positive charge. and then that gets wiped off with micro fiber cloths, creating a negative charge. i'm the owner has background working for water conservation nonprofits. and so he says this was his passion to make this water wash a reality and save water. and so they did it. >> you get a very big number of watershed. in fact, you get a number that is big enough to provide water for the nearly 1 million people who go without safe drinking water each year in california. >> well, has idea. james, with that i was like i i will go out to your tesla and i will spin on it and i will wipe it until it's clean. you know, ok, let's save water. haha. time now is five-fifty. jimmy garoppolo took to the practice field for the first time of camp on thursday. but for the first time, >> he did it as a backup taking back up or apps. and of course, kyle shanahan says that there is no qb compet

walnut creek. remember that earlier issue in lafayette now that that's clear residual delays, about 20 minutes down to 5.80, and this was at issue that we have there westbound 24 east of happy valley road. now that that is clear, still seeing those residual issues darya. james, back to you. >> 9.19 is the timing. and there's a new movie. it looks so good. it's kohan for jesus. save your soul. it follows a disgrace. pastors journey to rebuild his congregation after state scandal. it's done documentary style. dean richards takes peak. >> as allegations of misconduct. as church may never be the same lee curtis tonight, we're going to get to the other staff. >> when the microphone, the man closest press is out of time. >> a new style of the great month. entries like best in show where this is spinal tap honk for jesus. save your soul. follows the same style with its sterling k brown place. the pastor of the southern baptist megachurch hit with a misconduct scandal in an effort to rebuild his reputation

others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart track here to to hide under construction workers in the area helped push your car to the side of the road. it offered some bottles of water to drink while she waited for a tow truck. one day. >> he get by you. go ok, you're talk today. big deal. and tomorrow, this is fine. this is gonna this. is this a be a week? plus, by the time it finally breaks some shoppers at the broadway plaza were also out tuesday wanting to wait another day to get their errands done in the shoppers and bart riders all saying the same thing when it comes to temperatures surpassing 100. >> get from point a to point b and spend as little time as possible out in the sun. i just want someone and i'm tired of some. i wanted to go like i'

and that is the very latest here in walnut creek, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> the statewide flex alert has been extended through friday. the extreme heat is straining our state's power grid. and cal iso is urging people to conserve energy. the power operator says the heat will only get worse in the next few days. the flex alert ask people to cut back on electricity use between 4 and 09:00pm. cal iso says that we should be setting thermostats to 78 degrees. try not to use large appliances and turn off any unnecessary lights and try not to charge their cars during 04:09pm. more on the heat throughout the hour here. but new at 3 classes were canceled today at a petaluma high school after 2 students received violent images online. the students go to saint vincent high school. and police say that the students told the teacher that they received images of guns and references to a shooting on snapchat school. officials say that screen shots were taken in the account has now been deactivated by the user. police say that the social media post did not reference any schools or any locations

this time it's a location in walnut creek. >> a man died after he ingested something. candace nguyen has the inside information. >> reporter: the coroner's office confirms the 94-year-old passed away. his son tells me he believes what happened to his father was similar to what happened at atria park of san mateo. although quiet outside atria park walnut creek, an internal investigation is under way after 94-year-old resident constantine canown ingentlemened a substance last week. the investigative unit was alerted to the case after covering the recent death of another atria park resident in san mateo. in that case the senior living facility said staff gave 93-year-old trudy maxwell cleaning fluid to drink because they believed it was fruit juice. two other residents drank the fluid and were hospitalized. in response to our questions about canown's walnut creek death, the officials released a statement saying "on august 23st days before the san mateo incident a resident appeared to suffer a negative reaction to something they ingested." they go on to say "it is unclear

things are just wrapping up here at the walnut creek location. but these nurses are not going to stop asking for better working conditions. i spoke to one employee. he summarized what it's like to be working at the hospital. he says that these nurses are heroes, but kaiser permanente is treating them like zeros. take a look at this video. this is the turnout earlier this morning. while these nurses picketed for better working conditions, they say kaiser permanente has not addressed the nurses concerns for the health and safety at work. they want a new and fair contract that includes health and safety provisions that address the dangers of infectious diseases. you also want workplace violence prevention standards to protect nurses. >> and minimum staffing guidelines that ensures safe patient care and they say they don't have the protections they need to work. they say they're short-staffed and there's a lack of personal protective equipment. spoke to one nurse. she describes the working conditions at the hospital. >> well, you know, it took us for

this time it was at their walnut creek facility. atria sent a vague statement to kron 4 news that lacks details of what exactly was consumed. but kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with the president's son here who says his father's death was caused by a cleaning solution. rob joins us now with more details. cheese. rob, this is eerily reminiscent of something else that happened this week. it is doctor kerry can noon says his 93 year-old father suffered from dementia. >> he thought the memory care facility at atria walnut creek would be a good place when he moved his father there year ago. he's now questioning that choice. it was around midnight on august 24th when doctor kerry can noon was woken up by a phone call from this atria walnut creek assisted living facility. >> staff alerted him that his dad constantine can noon had to be taken to the hospital. i was always a surprise. i said why is that? he said because he drank some. >> cleaning fluid doctor. can noon rushed to john muir medical center where he says his 94 year-old father wa

you got 101 degrees in walnut creek, 100 in concord. those temperatures staying hot into pittsburgh and 100 degrees. and look at this. we've been talking about county, seeing some of the hottest temperatures around the bay area. i think that will play out this weekend, too. right now we're showing 107 degrees in fairfield one. 0, 5, in real vista at 105 degrees in vacaville. just blazing hot out there right now. not quite as hot in the napa valley, but you're seeing those temperatures soaring a little further north, upper 90's around there. and then as you make your way, a little bit closer, the coastline, those temperatures start to come down a warm 81 in petaluma well out toward the beaches. there you go. you're talking about some 70's that near beach 68 bolinas. and how about that right along the coastline into san francisco. you're talking about low 60's and patchy fog. thank you, lawrence. the east bay. now a walnut creek has closed some of its popular open spaces because of those dangerously high temps out there. >> those places i

death valley is the same as like walnut creek or alaska sounds good. they're actually in the midst of a cool down right one of the that's a quite a commitment to get up there, though. yeah, if you're flying to death valley or las vegas this weekend of the year, not doing the necessarily anything to cool you down. it's actually going to be quite similar in those spots to wear inland areas are going to be right here in the bay area. >> you know, it's bad when you start comparing us to las vegas. but that's the way it's looking as we move into labor day weekend, meaning you've got to adjust. your plans. we're not just talking a little heat wave here. this is a multiple day stretch of triple digit heat and one or 2 days of heat is bad enough. but when you expose yourself to day after day of these triple digits, that's when you really start increasing your risk of heat related illnesses. san jose you tap back into the nineties today. it's our first day with triple digits for some of our inland areas. right now it is nice and cool down areas like santa rosa.

others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart track here to to hide under construction workers in the area helped push your car to the side of the road. it offered some bottles of water to drink while she waited for a tow truck. one day. >> you get by you go ok, you're talk today. big deal. and tomorrow this is fine. this is gonna this. is this to be a week? plus, by the time it finally breaks some shoppers at the broadway plaza were also out tuesday. don't want you to wait another day to get their errands done in the shoppers and bart riders all saying the same thing when it comes to temperatures surpassing 100. >> get from point a to point b and spend as little time as possible out in the sun. i just want someone and i'm tired of some. i wanted to go

if you're hopping on 24 westbound walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 13 minutes. the bay bridge, 10 minute ride into the city may so that fremont street exit. if you are taking bart, if you are on the line is a 20 minute delay in the richmond in daly city direction. there. 12 minutes a 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. well, doubling down to fremont about 14 minutes to make it to 62 and look at 8.80, there on the southbound side. you are starting to slow down just a bit as you travel through hayward. but if you're traveling up to hayward, things are moving pretty nicely there. daria, james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. it's 5.48, a stopgap bill to prevent a government shutdown this week is now headed to the house of representatives after the senate passed it yesterday. >> that pushes a potentially major fight over funding until after the midterm elections that would cover the spending until december 16th. the bill keeps all federal agencies afloat and also provides 12 billion dollars for ukraine. and it also gives 20 million dollars to help an

they just started. >> this summer and walnut creek. basically they china up with a 2 step technology that doesn't need water. they use a spray with an emotion that created a motion with the dirt and a positive charge. and then they have a special microfiber cloth that creates a negative charge and that's how they polished up. the owner has a background in working for water conservation for nonprofits and says his passion to make water list washes a reality and save water is what brought him to this. >> you get a very big number of watershed. in fact, you get a number that is big enough to provide water for the nearly 1 million people who go without safe drinking water each year in california. >> well, so they come to you and just basically shine your car up. no h 2 o just in the east bay. now, but they're going to expand. wow, that's i would do that for you, jeanne. that's on your entire car. i probably know that problem to get at is whether this science okay, 7.51 is the time. let's talk sports. we've got jimmy garoppolo taken to the

you're taking a live look over a very warm walnut creek on this beautiful saturday evening. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. some cities seeing temperatures in the mid to upper 80's and 90's today. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. >> tracking that warming trend of recent. how long is it going to last there, well, yeah, it's expected to last all weekend long. gradual cool down, though, early this upcoming week. >> let's take a look at today's daytime highs because we were certainly 5 to 10 degrees above average. check out livermore in concord, warming up into the mid 90's when you should be in the mid 80's this time of year. but no one along the coast complaining of the mild temperatures downtown san francisco warming up to 75 degrees. 5 degrees above average for today. but we are noticing a gradual cooling trend, especially for half moon bay. 59 degrees along the coast. thanks to the return of call the fog. and we're still in the mid 90's for hottest inland valleys in solano county. check out fairfield 95 degrees. s

but will say, they are in contra costa county, possibly in downtown walnut creek. the camera set up is similar to the one they thought it experience >> it appears to be, in keeping with the starbucks behavior, that these were cameras secretly in bathrooms at these locations. >> what did you think when you first heard there were hidden cameras at the starbucks down the street? >> the first thought was shock. >> reporter: daniel greenberg is the manager of mainstreet kitchen, just a couple of blocks away from that our books. after hearing about the case, he says, his staff is not taking bathrooms more closely to avoid becoming a target. >> something that would help me identify if something was there, really just pay more attention to what is going on. >> reporter: the owner of tell us coffee says, they are also being vigilant to make sure their businesses don't become a target. >> he's not going to be the only one. i think this was something that we need to be on high alert with anyways. >> reporter: he will remain in custody at the martinez detention facility. his n

another senior passed away at an atria facility this time in walnut creek. we've already reported on a 93 year old woman who lived at atria park of san mateo who died on monday after she after she drank dishwashing liquid instead of juice. she was given that to abc 7 news reporter loose pena spoke to the son of the man who died who says there are similarities to his father's case. happened again days after 93 year old trudy maxwell died after being served dishwashing liquid instead of drinking juice at this san mateo atria senior living facility. another family is coming forward this time the incident took place at the age of facility in walnut creek. the resident was 94 year old constantine kanoon. the facility said he appeared to suffer a negative reaction on august 23rd. he died on wednesday the primary job of an assistant care facility is to enhance the lives of senior citizens, and now we have atria who has ended two lives in a week. so that is about as egregious a tracker you can get attorney neil mccarthy is not involved in either. but specializes in

fortunately, there were no signs of any flooding in downtown walnut creek. the bar's also dealing with some service disruptions because of the weather. the transit agency said that multiple trains have become disabled yesterday between darryl and lake merritt around 11 of the morning. 2 of those trains are on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains turn back to sf. luckily ac transit did offer some free rides across the bay from those bart riders. we'll show you video of when things finally got back to normal with trains moving again. about 2 hours later. well, developing news, the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting death. laurenzo as a case of road rage. well, deputies responded to the intersection of very boulevard and welling boulevard just before 4.30, yesterday they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. paramedics immediately responded and pronounced him dead. deputies say the suspect involved fled the scene toward interstate 8.80. the sheriff's office is asking anyone who may have witnessed c incident or has video to con

we dug into the records of the walnut creek facilities. california's social service department has investigated at least six complaints against the facility. some citing the facility feeling to provide adequate staffing to meet resident,'s needs and residents sustaining an injury while in care. mccarthy says the state typically releases a finding three days after an incident. it has been a week after the first death. will they say is that we are investigating. >> what they can do is suspend licenses. they have the ability to put someone out of business. luz: luz pena, abc7 news. dan: a man accused of shooting two people in san jose was arrested this morning near the mexico border. it happened at 10:30 last night. both people suffered one gunshot wound. a female victim was dead at the scene, and a male victim is believed to be in critical condition. c.h.p. was able to look at the suspect and his vehicle on i-5, headed toward tijuana mexico. >> the california highway patrol can go across counties and everything else. they are the ones that f

it was 113 degrees here in walnut creek, 116 in livermore. let's take a look at the temperature gauge here in downtown walnut creek 90 degrees and it is past 10 o'clock at night. it is going to be a rough night for people all across the bay area, really not getting much relief. lizzie's fountain in downtown livermore was the place to be for families trying to beat monday's brutal heat. it's sweltering. it's sweltering. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous when we were going to go out today was like i don't want to leave livermore set record setting heat this labor day climbing to a whopping 116 degrees. the venue. cheese who brought their two kids to the fountain, said three things in particular we're helping them get through this heat wave fountain ice cream. we're trying to try not to use the reputation as much air conditioning for sure. we've got a little kiddie pool that we've put them in earlier and then we just decided to come downtown and let them run them up in the fountain. the dangerous heat has opened up cooling centers like this one a

dan thorn live for us in walnut creek tonight with more. dan. well, ken and pam decor difference least that was going to be able to afford them to stay here. >> until february of next year. but that lisa had been cut short and it's coming before the ever important holiday shopping season. but this story is being told that they're oing to have to leave it to small, unique french boutique. that's going to have to get out of here to make room for a bigger luxury store. have to close their doors for good families had >> there he said we survived the pandemic, but we couldn't survive the completion. >> the core differences lease has been terminated early to make room for french luxury brand chanel. it's an abrupt blown for the store's owners. this is the worst time of year for this to happen. that happened, you know, slow season, january, february march, we can handle it. but >> for it to happen unexpectedly in the hot season. it's just that timing. >> bad because the stories already ordered items preparing for holiday shoppers. now those goods will

that's woodside walnut creek and center fell. all 80 degrees. the rest of us either 60's are mostly 70's, oakland, san leandro at 72 concord, 79 napa, 72 degrees today. sonoma youngsville as well as peddling matt at 74. let's get your lookahead temperatures tomorrow. rise back into the low 80's in the near 90 come friday and saturday sunday likely to be the warmest of the forecast. they cite areas will even get some 80's and look at the start of fall tomorrow. all of it is going to be sunshine in the first 6 days of the new season. great job. thank you for that. well, we've got an accident westbound. 24 at call the cop tunnel in orinda. so >> we are seeing some delays about a 33 minute ride to traveling from walnut creek down to 5.80, at this hour heading into the city. 23 minutes. mace that fremont street exit that earlier accident while the san mateo bridge is consistently slowed us down this morning. we're at now. 26 minutes from 80 to one on rep to about 45 to 50 minutes earlier in the morning. a 52 minute or i-85 up to menlo park along 101.

fortunately, no signs of any flooding in downtown walnut creek. public transportation that some issues today, the light rain and windy weather prompting disruptions in the san francisco bay ferry. >> the agency took to twitter shortly before one this afternoon to announce those disruptions saying, quote, we're experiencing some service disruptions and cancellations due to dodgy conditions on the bay. the ferry service is recommending people to follow sf bay ferry alerts on twitter and bart also dealing with some service disruptions because of the weather. transit agency said that multiple trains had become disabled between embarcadero and lake merritt around 11 o'clock this morning, 2 of those trains were on the oakland side forcing eastbound trains to turn back to san francisco. luckily ac transit did offer some free rides across the bay for those bart riders. and this is video that's showing things getting back to normal today with trains moving again about 2 hours later. >> well, it was a wet start to the forty-niners home opener in santa clara

a resident at the atria walnut creek community appeared to act negatively to something they ingested. we were informed last night that he passed away due to unknown causes. that happened four days before the death of 93-year-old trudy maxwell, a resident at the atria san mateo in a facility. there the senior living facility said staff accidentally gave 93-year-old trudy maxwell cleaning fluid to drink because they believed it was some sort of red fruit juice. two other residents there also drank that fluid, they were also hospitalized. at this point walnut creek police tell us there is no criminal investigation into the death but his son believes what happened to his father is similar to what happened to trudy maxwell, which is also still under investigation. marcus? >>> police are hoping you've seen an suv investigators say is tied to an incident, a robbery in foster city. nbc bay area later spoke with that victim. the 85-year-old man tells us he was shopping at costco 5:00 p.m. wednesday and a man approached him and struck up a conversation. and that's when a man and woman confronte

. >>> new details on a case out of walnut creek. a man accused of setting up hidden cameras in a busy starbucks may have targeted other businesses, too. last month, walnut creek police said they took stephen novelli into custody, who installed hidden cameras in the stomach trust him twice. today, he reappeared in court. a judge denied his request to laura bell because prosecutors say he placed hidden cameras at three other places. it is unclear what other stores were targeted. his bail is now set at more than $1 million. >>> cleanup starts tomorrow for a large homeless encampment in oakland. 300 people are living in the so- called wood street camp, caltrans property, underneath the stretch of 880. it has been the scene of several recent fires. a judge recently gave the green light to clear it out. last month, the governor's office sent a scathing letter to oakland city attorneys, saying the city has received nearly $5 million in grant money for this issue, and the city is avoiding its responsibility. >>> let's bring it back to jeff.

. >> reporter: fairly large outages in napa, walnut creek and pleasant hill. lights out at intersections leaving people on the honor system and people like nick coming up with creative ways to cool off. >> we live five, ten minutes away and have been driving around in the air conditioned car. we figure the price of gas and be haven't ran the ac yet. we tougherred out until about noon and started driving around, hit hobby lobby. >> reporter: pg&e stresses these aren't planned outages started by cal iso. spokesperson said the utility has the power but the intense heat overwhelmed it's equipment. rolling blackouts are possible as the heat wave continues. >> a duration of one to two hours and they happen in blocks. when i say blocks it's not necessarily a specific area. one block of demand could have customers coming across the service there. >> reporter: they didn't need to call for rolling blackouts because of conservation. a flex alert will be in effect tomorrow with customers asked to reduce energy use from afte night. >> thank you. >>> its going to be an unco

others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart track here to to hide under construction workers in the area helped push your car to the side of the road. it offered some bottles of water to drink while she waited for a tow truck. one day. >> you get by you go ok, you're talk today. big deal. and tomorrow, this is fine. this is gone at this. is this a be a week? plus, by the time it finally breaks some shoppers at the broadway plaza were also out tuesday. wanting to wait another day to get their errands done in the shoppers and bart riders all saying the same thing when it comes to temperatures surpassing 100. >> get from point a to point b and spend as little time as possible out in the sun. i just want someone and i'm tired of some. i wanted to go like

walnut creek about to get here with some heavier rain. here's the crazy thing about this rain over the past 24 hours. our daily average september rain is just 0.02 of an inch. most of the bay area had a quarter of an inch. off the charts for september. i've got more looks at our forecast as we head through tomorrow coming up in about 20 minutes. >> thank you, jeff. we'll see you in a little bit. >>> of course we're urging you to download our free nbc bay area app. that way you can stay on top of the changg weather in your neighborhood. >>> i want to tell you about a powerful 7.6 earthquake that rocked mexico today. it hit 29 miles southeast of la pla see ta just after 1:00 this afternoon. luckily that's a sparsely populated region of the mitch walken state. that's near the coastline. at least one person has died, and here's the really strange part. this comes on the exact anniversary of two deadly earthquakes that happened in mexico. >>> bringing you back here at home, it may have been road rage, and it left an east bay driver dead after

you're hopping on. 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, are it will take you just under 14 minutes to make that drive 101. let's check on you. 35 minutes as you're traveling from 85 up to menlo park to 37 to 18. 82 are all moving at the limit. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna 7.17, for your money this eta announces a hiring freeze and warns employees of restructuring. >> and hurricane ian, one of the most expensive storms in u.s. history. monica mount passes live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. i'm monica. >> good morning to you. good morning, everybody. that's right. insurance losses are already projected to reach 40 billion dollars. the insurance information institute says early estimates actually say it will be second only to hurricane katrina in 20. 0, 5, arrival in florida, unfortunately comes as the sunshine state is already seeing turmoil in its insurance market due to heavy number of lawsuits and fraudulent roof replacement schemes. and you're right. meta platforms. the owner of facebook and instagram said it will freeze hiring and restructure some teams in an e

but in walnut creek for more than a decade, the last 2 of those years, they've been neighbors with the high end shops at broadway plaza. but this weekend they will have to close their doors for good family >> there he said we survive the pandemic, but we couldn't survive the completion. >> the core differences lease has been terminated early to make room for french luxury brand chanel. it's an abrupt blow for the store's owners. this is the worst time of year for this to happen. it happened, you know, slow season, january, february march, we can handle but >> for it to have an unexpectedly in the hot season. it's just that timing. >> bad because the stories already ordered items preparing for holiday shoppers. now those goods will have to be stored somewhere else. as the family tries to move the business online. the store's co-owner kareem hadi says the boutique is unique. unlike other shops in the mall, it's filled with items made in imported from france, from doha the store. also stands out because it's family run. this is like a home for >> we work every day and we don't get tired b

here in walnut creek. there are three open space areas that are going to be closed their starting today through september 6th and that's lime ridge, colinas, ridge and shell ridge. open space areas closed because of the excessive heat expected. today and through the weekend and walnut creek, ellie rasmus ktvu, fox. two news, all right, thank you, ali. we are all being urged to reduce our energy use during an extended heat wave that is expected to linger into next week. we are anticipating this extreme heat to be a length and duration likes of which we haven't experienced in some time. now the governor has signed an executive order to help the state have more flexibility to meet the demand. it will allow power plants to increase generation and give some customers the ability to use backup generators to lessen demand. we've been working with businesses and our industrial sector have been incredible partners in the past to work to reduce their demand and as well in the next coming days and will continue to wo

i know we're seeing that where walnut creek right walnut creek and to infill. no one's going july one, people in phoenix never get you 19. and here in the bay area, we pay the big, but so we don't have experience that ourselves. but >> unfortunately, today is going to be another record shattering day across the bay area. yesterday we saw a records being broken one after the next and today. even more of that as it's going to be hotter than yesterday. your view outside at san francisco in the golden gate looks nice and crystal clear, at least looks beautiful. it sure doesn't feel that way. livermore you got up to one 16 yesterday. napa one, 0, 8 santa rosa at one 12 yesterday, redwood city and san jose. one. 0, 7, 1, 0, 4 in oakland, a record breaker for you right at 100 degrees today. as i mentioned, we're going up from there today. it may be the hottest day, but by no means the end of this heat wave, not even talking much of a sea breeze at all today, in fact, are trading it in for mostly an offshore wind with this. high-pressure ridge set up the way it is. we'

others at the walnut creek station feeling the same extreme temperatures. cheryl bear now ski came from danville to pick up her husband from the train station. her car's transmission die in the heat. of course, you just running an errand. you don't have your water. you don't have all your you're just stuck out there. i mean, i've got the shade of a heart track here to to hide under construction workers in the area helped push your car to the side of the road. it offered some bottles of water to drink while she waited for a tow truck. one day. >> you get by you go ok, you're talk today. big deal. and tomorrow this is fine. this is gonna this. is this to be a week? plus, by the time it finally breaks some shoppers at the broadway plaza were also out tuesday. >> don't want you to wait another day to get their errands done in the shoppers and bart riders all saying the same thing when it comes to temperatures surpassing 100 get from point a to point b and spend as little time as possible out in the sun. i just want someone and i'm tired of some. i wanted to go

temperatures are in the 70s and 80s in some spots like walnut creek and san jose. temperatures are actually dropping. >> we been waiting to say that for days. we are almost in the clear and happy almost friday. >> it is great to be able to report that after another hot day. those temperatures surged back up to record-setting levels. look at this. 111 in concord, livermore 112, 108 santa rosa, 104 in san jose. today marks the last day that we will have 110 degree weather in my forecast. the big bubble of heat that has been producing this starts to fade as we roll through tomorrow. it is considered a heat wave, we will begin with 70s, but instead of 110 to 115, we are down to 105. look at the dramatic drop, by saturday. we have clouds increase. 60s in the mourning , and the afternoon, 80s to 90s. we do have tropical storm kay. we are taking a close look at some unusual rainfall moving in, even flooding concerns in california. >> thank you instrument heat causes power outages. we have known this all week long. tonight we avoided the rotating outages, but there are sti

walnut creek in danville, up to 119 degrees today. the late show at one o to sonoma one 12 santa rosa through san rafael each at one '09 today. tomorrow's temperatures may not reach 110 but will still be in the triple digits. thursday, we spike upwards again up to one 10 or above friday, last day of triple digits. before that, at least we're back in the 90's in london are very warmest by saturday and sunday. bayside cities today as easily year. you ever leave a little quicker down into the upper 80's to low 90's tomorrow and into thursday and friday. further cooling into the 70's next week. next week will bring even cooler weather only in the 80's at our warmest rain. that. all right. well, we're busy out there. we have an accident, 80 westbound east of carlson boulevard right here in richmond. so 5.80, traveling down. >> towards the maze. definitely seeing an uptick in traffic around. 35 to 40 minutes, a 2 minute ride maze to that freeman street exit bridge is busy. san mateo bridge, even busier. 28 min iran 80 to one o one because w

the store has been in walnut creek for more than a decade. and the owners say their lease was terminated to make room for chanel. families. >> they said we survived the pandemic, but we couldn't survive the completion. >> this is the worst time of year for this to happen. it happened, you know, slow season, january, february march, we can handle it. but for it to have an unexpectedly in the hot season. it's just that timing. >> the owners have said that they tried to find some berta move within the broadway plaza. but nothing's available. >> a new study in the american journal of epidemiology found that pulse oximeters those that you've put your finger in to check your blood oxygen level. >> that they don't work as well on black skin. they're not invasive you just put your finger and the hospitals use them as well because it's very important treating people specially with covid during a news conference center, health clinician said they found that patients with darker skin got supplemental oxygen when they're in the icu. and that led to a dis

walnut creek in san ramon hitting that century. mark with the renda and moraga in the mid 90's with widespread triple digit heat for solano county, vacaville and fairfield, 103 degrees. check out nevada santa rosa in the mid 90. so 10 at 10 outlook going to show the hottest day on your labor day monday about 20 degrees above average for hottest inland valleys, cooling down relatively speaking into the low to mid 90's by next weekend. still going to be hot but beats the triple digits. 110 is kind of scary. looking. >> too scary, especially for a long holiday weekend. we do on any fires to spark. so let's be safe out there. thank precise. >> well, if you are on the road this weekend, here's a look at local gas prices. napa has the highest average $5 and $0.47 san francisco, only $0.3 cheaper. allay on fairfield have the cheapest average prices at $5.18. this weekend's heat can lead to trouble for you for your car. and of course, there's a higher risk of fire danger. kron four's dan kerman talk to experts about what to do to make sure