. >>> a follow-up after the explosion at the santa rosa kaiser. the entire rear of the car blown off. the tanker delivering liquid oxygen to the medical offices when the explosion happened. th t person injured. >>> they endured it in real high of and tonight they saw it on the big screen. a life and death situation that so many people in santa rosa faced, is now the subject of a documentary. film makers are hoping it will help give back what they so mercilessly took. >> the people who made this documentary are from santa rosa. they experienced the fire. some people were not sure such a recent disaster belonged up on a marquis or even in a theater. people who saw it said it was emotional in a good way. >> it is home. >> i shed some tears for sure. >> an emotional night in santa rosa for the premier of the documentary urban inferno. the night santa rosa burned. >> a soldout crowd included fire survivors, their supporters and first responders. the documentary detailed the first few hours of the fire offering insight into how emergency personnel respo

santa clara up to about 85 later on this afternoon. peninsula looking bright and beautiful. 82 for red wood city. a little bit cloudier on the coast line and cooler, the breeze kicking in half man bay. seeing sunshine in downtown san francisco at this hour. we will reach about 71 later on this afternoon. the clouds will be stubborn around daly city. it will be breezy. temperatures about mid 60s later on today. we will be warm. 90 in santa rosa. 88 in sonoma. there is lake port up to 103 later on today. the east bay a lot of 70s to low 80s. 77 in oakland. 79 in castro valley. inland hot spots. 99 in brentwood. 97 the high in livermore. much of the state is baking. 107 later on today in fresno. 111 in reading. 102 in palm springs. today will be the warmest day all week. here is the accuweather s day forecast we have the cool coast but we are hot inland. take it easy out there in the upper 90s. by thursday into friday high clouds move in. we will see an increase in humidity. it will feel muggy to finish off the week. saturday and into sun

those are not just people in santa rosa -- that is not what those people in santa rosa were expecting that night. we picked stories that try to portray what happened. i tried to pull myself out of it. i let the people tell their story we are sort of letting the chips fall where they may. i hope people get it, that was awful but we are trying to keep us in front of people's minds. people are still suffering. >> from what you're telling us we are going to see the panic of this documentary. i'm curious, do we also get to see some of the heroism that took place that night? >> exactly. we tried to do, and pat kerrigan who is my coproducer who is the hero santa rosa, she insisted on that. it was heroic. only 43 people died, the fire came through at 85 miles per hour to 105 miles per hour. the fastest winds we ever had here. the flames were 30-40 feet high, 3000 degrees, and how everybody not die? that is the question. santa rosa was absolutely heroic. it was not a disaster plan, we did this on the fly. if you want to know how to get 102,000 people out of a town and five hours, watch what sa

santa clara, 88, 94 in morgan hill and 95 in gilroy. on the peninsula, it may be quite warm with highs in the 80s. 83, palo alto, mid to upper 60s in the coast of breezy conditions, downtown san francisco tops out about 72 degrees tomorrow. north bay, 90 in november vat toe and napa, east bay highs, 82 at hayward and fremont. the east bay is a bit sizzling, highs in the low 80s. pittsburgh, 96, and livermore. here this is accuweather 7-day forecast. the temperature range will be with us tomorrow. a couple degrees higher wednesday, mid-80s around the bay, upper 60s on the coast. humidity elevates thursday and friday, will feel muggy, but not quite that oppressive. it tapers off over the weekend and it will remain warm over the ekend, l on the cst >>e're n no, we're not. >>> prime day is for more than just amazon customers, and the annual sale. >>> coming up, tonight, president trump shocks the world, what he said on stage next to vladamir putin and what the president is saying now. >>> a lava bomb explosion and nearly two dozen tourists

under partly skin -- partly cloudy skies today, 65 for santa rosa. afternoon high will feel a lot like today with 70s around the bay and mid to upper 90s for hotter locations and then the cooldown begins on thursday as we get into your weekend, about 80 degrees in the bay and 90 expected inland so not a huge drop off but should be more comfortable for inland folks that just don't like the heat >> so you like diamonds then? >> what girl doesn't like diamonds? >>> a quick update for you on the proposal in east palo alto that we've been telling you about -- it would allow 20 people in rvs to park them on city-owned land overnight and azenith smith told us the city council just unanimously approved funding for the pilot program. >>> the baseball all-star game featured the league 's best players and mark is up next as the game went into extra innings . >>> a bear's romp through a neighborhood including a few backyards -- this is the grenada hills area of the san fernando valley wear that bear found a place to cool off. >> the bear was tranquilized and the

santa rosa is one degree cooler than you. vallejo 58, freemont 57. livermore 58. at one point in time this afternoon 37 degrees separated pacifica and clayton. pacifica 57 chilly degrees. clayton was 54. also 37 miles apart. so literally one degree per mile this afternoon. gap may get a little wider later on this week. low cloud and fog are back. we're trending a little bit closer. we're staying warm inland because it's a light on shore flow. it's not making it to you. we're staying chilly need the water because the ocean to your west is 57 degrees. that is brisk the area above is it 58 to 59 degrees. that's a pretty efficient air conditioner. overnight tonight, low cloud cover moving in. 6:00 we're cloudy. foggy. but it burns back to the coastline. we do the same thing on wednesday. a couple of degrees hotter inland but maybe a couple of degrees cooler near the water. as that on shore flow stays quite robust. 7-degree above average. up to 94. 9degrees above average in oakland but for you that still is not 80-degree. milpitas 88. 99 in dublin. upper 80s for beneci

this is just north of santa barbara. these hills filled with homes. this will certainly be a long night, maybe a long week ahead for firefighters. we'll show you video just in to our newsroom. a different perspective, a different anging le these fires what's making matters worse, not just high heat but intense winds. we expect more evacuations and more crews. eerily reminiscent of what we saw in wine cast octo i southern california? >> well, it is terrifying. right now this very moment, people are trying to get what they can to just get out and get out safe. we have had the hot temperatures all day long, all-time record-setting heat. still a hot 98 degrees. we wanted to put a map perspective on this. we know a lot of you have family and friends in southern california. there's santa barbara right there. here's goleta. the fire started in the hills of goleta. right now winds out of the north at 10, but it's gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour, and that is the big fear. why these evacuations are happening, because those flames could spread all the way throug

kpix5's maria reports from santa cruz. >> i have a really hard time catching my breath. my chest is still tight, could not breathe in water. >> reporter: can keegan's body served for years. but today, he says the area known as the toilet bowl in santa cruz took him by surprise. >> today, it's exceptionally cold, and really strong currents. >> reporter: she struggle for 10 exhausting minutes to get back on shore. >> the waves kept smacking against the cliffs. it's kind of scary. i kept on getting pulled and fighting it, and trying to get out of the water, and another wave would smack me. yeah. it is stronger right now than usual. >> reporter: the national weather service issued a beach hazard advisory for large waves, written and longshore currents as well as sneaker waves. the swell is from what was once a hurricane fob year, more than 1000 miles away. >> finally gave up, swimming around all the way to shore. >> as ken and his son cooper found out today, looks can be disturbing -- deceiving. >> every once in a while, a pretty big set will come through, and it's violent w

current numbers, santa rosa 50s. clouds definitely on the increase. you can see a bit of haze. so there is haze from the fires burning up toward lake county and napa. but the air quality should improve a bit over the past few days because we have more of a southwesterly wind that will help to kick some of the smoke out of the bay area. forecast highs this coast side, warmest location close to 80 in county fire near lake -- and they are work hard on this 113 it is only 15% contained and a wildlife area near the burn zone is closed today. cal fire's command center is there at the fairgrounds. what are you finding out? >> reporter: the cal fire officials are optimistic now. they said that the fire slowed down quite significantly. and they are able to do the back burns, that they said were crucial in buttoning up the south end. today they want to stop the fire from moving on the north end. it is much more rural rugged terrain up there. we saw video of the fire crews getting the chance to fight fire with fire. and the ridge was burned down to the edge intentionally. and the helps, s

. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's office wants to find this guy. this is the sketch of a man who apparently hit someone with a car during a fight over parking. the sheriff's office says the victim was trying to keep this man from parking on sierra road. the two of them got into a fight and the man ended up hitting the person with a 2007 corolla. the man told investigators the car was gray or silver. >>> happening today, tour buses could officially be banned outside the full house house in san francisco prch the sfa board of directors will decide whether to ban the wouldmpact commercial vehicles with nine or more seats. more and more people have been visiting the house since fuller house debuted ago. >>> the city council voted unanimously late yesterday for the cannabis business tax on the ballot. the tax could generate more than $2 million in revenue annually for the city. recreational cannabis is not yet legal in santa clara. >>> california lawmakers want answers about the wait times you experience at the dmv. the state approved they combined a $6

all around 62 in sar toga and santa clara ra. there's still a delta breeze not that strong but it's there in the southwest, 22. i expect this to continue to come down. 43 in truckee. 70 in reno. 66 in ukiah. that's a warm low. you can see the low clouds there getting smashed by high pressure nosing in. that turns the flow aloft in the atmosphere, more out of the southeast which can bring moisture in. i'm hard pressed to find much. doesn't mean that can't change. we'll get the cloud cover starting late wednesday and more likely thursday and early friday. i do buy that up in the sierra. by friday into the weekend you start to juice things up a bit and late friday starts to bring it in. if you're going to tahoe friday and saturday, kee on things with thunderstorm activity. there's your 106 up in clear lake. are you going up there today? you're not? all right. 70s and 80s and 90s. 104 out in vacaville. 100 in brentwood. 72 in alameda. walnut creek 95. big differences here today. 80s and 90s in san jose. the tropical clouds come in an

kate larson in santa rosa for the premier. >> reporter: cell phone video from the forced hours of the fires, took people back to the night santa rosa was surrounded by flames. >> it's very personal and powerful. >> it's been nine months but feels like yesterday. still fresh for the community. >> we have deputies at work right now, houses burned while they were working. >> reporter: "urban inferno," also, first responders. >> community we've had since day one, hour one, people like mr. seeger making the movie to raise homes. >> home and knew he had to make the documentary. brought on several people, owns ksro. >> i'm pat kerrigan in the newsroom, the north bay is on fire. >> put together what i feel is compassionate and caring motion picture. >> reporter: all the proceeds go to resilience fund for ongoing fire relief. abc7 news. >>> new developments on u.s./russia relations, surprise invitation and new fallout over vladimir putin's proef poefl to question a stanford professor who was ambassador to russia. >> reporter: questions continue over what president trump and vladimir putin disc

the driver was hurt in the blast. >>> aner helines, a rolled over in santa clara trapping someone inside on southbound 101. the patient is now in the trauma center. >>> a search is on for the driver of a car that plunged over a cliff. the chp found this crushed car. it was upside down and there was no one inside or nearby. they're attempting to identify the owner of the vehicle. >>> a tree killed an arborist. the tree snapped and fell on him. he's the owner of a private tree service company. >>> life is returning to normal for the thai boys and their soccer coach rescued from the cave. how they spent their first day back home. >>> and facebook ceo is facing backlash over the holocaust. how he's clarifying his comments today. facebook founder mark zuckerberg is, again trying to explain why his company isn't removing posts.... from holocaust deniers... >>> facebook founder mark zuckerburg is combren trying to explain -- again trying to explain why his company isn't removing posts from holocaust deniers. he said people aren't intentionally getting it wrong. >> there's a set of people who de

santa clara's intel can boast another record. it broke the guinness world record for the most drones flying simultaneously and, of course, they had to spell out their logo, right. they did dancing bodies. are those astronauts? >> oh, maybe. >> a yeti. >> looks like, yeah, a yeti. >> it does, right. it's jaberwalkies. the special show part of intel's 50-year celebration. the company plans to fly drones in formation at its santa clara headquarters too. >> maybe an ewok. >> ewoks. elongated ewoks. >> yeah. >> one of the bay area's most beloved symbols joined in a worldwide tribute to nelson mandela. ♪ >> a student played the bells of at uc berkeley in honor of mandela. he would have been 100 years old. around the world played south african songs in tribute to the anti-apartheid leader and nobel laureate. >>> new at 6:00, growing concerns over a safety measure meant to protect pedestrians. why people in san francisco say it's not working. >> and uc berkeley getting a $30 million upgrade as the school works to pay off major debt. >>

mostly clear over ocean beast and santa cruz. -- beach and santa cruz. low 80s. low 90s in the forecast for the second part of the afternoon. if you're going to the fair, today is the last day of that. was in 10 expected to be in the low 90s. mid 70s for oakland. 69 for san francisco. temperatures will mac continue to follow. i have the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> a rescue in thailand. at least four boys have been taken out of the flooded cave. the rest of the team and the coach remain inside. so far, the first phase is over for now and things went pretty well. we have the latest on the rescue and the dangers that still remain. >> reporter: yes, we are hearing that the next rescue attempt will happen in 10 to 20 hours. all of the oxygen tanks have ran out. it is a perilous rescue. the boys are weak and reportedly do not know how to swim but authorities say the boys were running out of time as rains were coming and oxygen was running up. four boys made it out of the cave after a rescue. we do not know the condition of these boys. sunday morning,

kiet do and i found ourselves in a tiny kayak on the open ocean north of santa barbara. we were questioning why we were rilling -- willing to risk so much. if a group of rich landowners have their way, you would never step foot. >> it is a special area. it is one that every californian has a right to access. >> a bit of history is in order. i promise it will help us navigate the turning political waters that have shaped a controversial settlement. court of hollister ranch, a sprawling seaside, gated and exclusive community. in 1972, voters approved prop 20 which rewrote the california constitution, enshrining the principle that the coastal zone is a valuable natural resource belonging to all people. >> the voters in california put in their constitution that the beaches are immune from that. they are exempt from private properties. >> reporter: hollister ranch which had been carved up into beachfront property has been fighting for the past 50 years. to make sure that it's private roads and private property argues the public meant to reach the beach. >> it is essentially a

santa clara fire departments say there is fire inside. the restaurant was closed yesterday and monday. no one was inside. a fire department tells us that they had the fire out in 15 minutes, appeared to start near the kitchen door. they had to cut a hole to prevent it from adding to the attic. fire department not ruling anything out. nothing appears to be suspicious. as i mentioned, restaurant was closed yesterday and supposed to be closed today as well. this is video of the first on july 7th of 2014. it was just over four years ago. that fire started outside near garbage cans. it caused much more severe damage. the restaurant did not open until a number of months later. food and wine magazine just published an article talking about how that devastating fire made it a better restaurant, that the chef was able to maintain the three star ratings over the past couple of years. today in the bay. >> thank you so much. >>> today the man who confessed to robbing an elderly east bay woman is expected to face a judge once again today. this time he

fire in santa barbara county. the holiday fire is now 80% contained. thousands were given just moments to get out as the flames erupted last night. and greg mills shows us what people are going home to today. >> reporter: pacificy driscoll and -- patty driscoll and a neighbor are the lucky ones, their homes survived. many of their neighbors weren't nearly as fortunate. the holiday fire was just too powerful. conditions were perfect for the firestorm. strong winds, extremely dry, and record-setting heat. in some cases, all firefighters could do was watch. >> it it was so hot, they couldn't walk on the street. they had to walk on the yards and the neighboring houses. >> reporter: most of the neighboring houses went up in flames, driving along what they call pine tree lane, we saw house after house destroyed. she said five families lost their homes on this street. >> i'm devastated for them. i'm feeling fortunate for myself. >> reporter: she and her husband built their dream home here 30 years ago. >> for 30 years, i

. 87 in santa clara today. and check out how hot it's going to be in pittsburg, 97. same with fairfield, 95 in walnut creek. san ramon 94 degrees. vallejo a little cooler at 87. and then right around the bay this is where it will stay cool and comfortable in the 60s and the 70s. 73 in richmond. 91 in petaluma. 99 lakeport, ukiah 100 today. heat advisories through 9 p.m. for parts of the northern california area. so mariposa counties and nevada in triple digits. overnight lows don't drop too much. this afternoon southern sierra nevada mountain range there will be storms. tomorrow afternoon it could work its way up. now most of the bay area should stay in the clear. but if it does happen it will work its way from the south bay up to the north bay and the higher elevations are the areas that may get those strikes. they will be minimal, dry lightning strikes as well through tahoe on saturday that monsoonal moisture will stick around and then yes, temperatures will stay warm in the 90s inland for the next seven days

the night santa rosa burned. the new movie telling the story of people who had to run their lives last october. >> i feel like we relieved it. it was real, it was raw. >> up next where you can see the new movie and how it's helping some people heal. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ california to see the state's water infrastructure. he will tour in the sierra foothills. he will also discuss the trump administration's efforts to improve the state's fra construct and protect water rights in central california and then he will go to the yosemite area tomorrow for a briefing on the damage caused by the ferguson fire. >>> we are expecting an update from that fire. it's burned more than 33 square miles. it's in the southwest area of yosemite valley. it's still only 7% contained. cal fire does expect it'll continue to grow and there are new evacuation orders. they have been issued for the trailer court on highway 140. visitors to yosemite say heavy smoke from the fiis cover

to the north bay about 87 for santa rosa, 84 sonoma, 75 today in oakland. that's nice. 81 in freemont. inland hot in the 90s. 96 brentwood, 91 for san ramon. warm afternoon, muggy tomorrow, chance of isolated shower. looking bright and beautiful over the weekend. that's the weather. a check of the roads with alexis. >> good morning, drew. an update here on the bay bridge commute. the toll plaza metering lights are on. no surprise there. that occurred right around 5:32 this morning. we are hearing we've got a disabled vehicle in lane five just before you get to those metering lights. pretty empty in the cash lanes, at least at this point. once you get closer those do take longer with everyone stopping at the booths. the good news that disabled vehicle near the fremont exit on the san francisco side has cleared. little bit of stop-and-go traffic around treasure island on the westbound side. no major delays. the eastbound side of 80 the off ramp is closed due to a crash investigation from about 3:00 this morning. drive times, westbound 580, richmond san rafael

the company plans to fly drones in formation at its santa clara headquarters as well. these just keep getting more impressive. >> they do. was gaga the first one to do it? >> she wasn't the first one, but i think the super bowl was the first kind of like major stage. >> everyone saw it. >> how cool is that. could be an alternative to fireworks. >>> talk about what's happening across the state. there is the chance of an isolated shower popping up. the thunderstorm threat toward ours east and really over the sierra. if there is a shower that pops up in the green shaded area, lightning and hail would be the biggest threat. it's all about the dense fog early on. 7:00 in the morning on your 12-hour day planner, brighter skies, by 4:00 we'll see sunshine mixing with high clouds from time to time so veil cloud cover overhead. inland going into the 90s. download the accuweather app and track temperatures hour by hour. let's see how the roads are doing. >> one issue to talk about on the counter commute for the bay bridge. sounds like we have the off ramp to treasure island clos

no worts of any injuries. >>> tonight santa clara is one step closer to taxing pot businesses. the city council voted 6-0 to put a tax on the november ballot. city officials are still finalizing regulations for recreational sales but they want to have a tax ready to go on retail, manufacturing and cultivation. the city says it could bring in more than $2 million a year. >>> and in the east bay, pittsburgh will soon have its first commercial facility for cannabis. pittsburg will soon have its first commercial facility for cannabis. >>> a first of its kind transplant surgery may have saved a little girl. betty yu has the story. >> when i would feel short of breath i would need to take a break it's more often than other people would. >> it's been tough for 11-year- old andrea from walnut creek to keep up with other students during gym class. she has miopathy. thanks to a team of new doctors at ucsf antioch children's hospital she has a new outlook and a new heart. >> for andrea's family to trust us to be or very first heart transplant program. we needed to be able to look at them

. >>> santa rosa is in financial trouble following the north bay wildfires. today city officials plan to discuss how to close the widest gap in years. the budget passed last month includes >>> as summer break winds down the south bay charity that gives away thousands of backpacks to needy students each year is asking for your help. it's also changing its procedure for those wishing to receive a free backpack and school supplies. matt keller live in san jose with the details. >> reporter: yes, summer is slipping away. students will soon be heading back to class, but they need their school supplies. there's still 300 spots opened up here. but workers want the community to know that they still need some help. volunteers and workers at sacred heart community service in san >> we got here about >> reporter: it provides tutoring, housing services and much more. but at the end of summer something extra is handed out. 3,300 kids received new backpacks and supplies. usually hundreds of parents wait in a long luann line sometimes overnight about a month before the give

n santa barbara, a fierce fire on friday night. the holiday fire has burned 20 structures including homes, forcing more than a thousand evacuations in the town of goleta. fire started at a home and spread to nearby brush. and in san diego county, five homes have burned in the foothill community of alpine. homeowners there have been told to leave. >> the events that we've seen and you've heard the term the new normal, the number of size and frequency of fires over the years have become -- i won't say the new normal, it is just become normal. >> we tried to get what we could and get out. we had dogs and tortoises and we were able to get out -- like i said, the important things. >> now cal fire said the klamathon and holiday fires are 5% contain and and evacuation orders are still in place i'm cornell bernard. abc 7 news. >> so widespread. thank you. >>> now many of oakland's unique flavors, sights and sounds and crafts took center stage today. abc 7 news was at jesus christ london square for the kickoff to the taste of oakland. the e

santa rosa reaches up to 89 degrees. pretty much clear conditions even though we are feeling the humidity as of now. i'll keep an eye on things as we go through the day. how about art under the oats. it's happening tomorrow. during the morning it will be 78 degrees. you'll probably want to get out there early. it will be heating up. we'll be in the upper 80s and have the world cup. if you're lucky enough you'll have beautiful weather, highs in the low 70s. if you're following me on twitter you may get a personalized forecast if you let me know where you're going this weekend and it's going to be hot for the inland areas. i have updates on social media. low 90s over the next couple of days. next week really not changing too much. it will be hot. san francisco keeps the upper 60s and low 70s through next week. now we have a traffic alert. >> we do. overall the bay has a great kplut. we have slowing in the east bay. this is on the peninsula side. both directions are currently shut down. this is between 280 and 35. that is r

santa rosa and petaluma look at that down to a mile to two- mile visibility. satellite/radar overall showing that onshore breeze in effect and that's what's filling in a lot of the bay area with the clouds out there this morning. and then parts of the east bay. you're still in the clear so not bad in places like livermore and concord. so here's a look at the winds not too breezy though between 5 to 10 miles per hour for most locations. jaclyn. >> we are going to begin in the north bay taking a look at your ride as you make your way along 101 where it is very foggy. we are taking a live look. this is 101 at spencer just north of the robin williams tunnel. give yourself extra time. be safe out there. allow extra space between you and the car in front of you. heading across the golden gate bridge, continues to be a foggy ride. we have a fog advisory in place for drivers. if you are mayour way towards the lower deck of the bay bridge, you may have slowdowns. the treasure island off-ramp is shut down due to an accident investigation. you will not be able to exit th

live in santa rosa, abc7 news. >>> controversial plan to split california in three states suffered a big setback today. state supreme court took initiative off the november ballot. carlos is live with what's next. >> reporter: as you know, california is most populous state, fifth largest world economy, and will stay that way despite efforts to break it up. chance at golden state triple threat suffered a setback today. state supreme court blocked prop 9 from appearing on the ballot, preventing voters from having a say. >> probably a huge red flag. >> reporter: bay area would have been part of northern california. silicon valley venture capitalist tim draper gathered the signatures. opponents argued would abolish the state constitution and all state laws. court ruling says potential harm in permitting the measure outweighs the potential harm. >> big change that can't be put on the ballot by citizen initiative. >> reporter: goes on to say the proposal could come up again in future election after further review. >> it's unlikely we would see this proposal be successful in the future agai

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the high in free font. 80 in san jose. 84 in santa rosa. 95 the high in antioch. beating the heat, go on the beach tomorrow. the surf is relaxing. tomorrow it will be a little weaker. highs tomorrow 64 in half moon bay. 80 in santa cruz. uv running high. ocean water still chilly. next seven days, sunshine tomorrow with that wide range in temperatures. the pattern is steady at least through tuesday. cooler wednesday into thursday. the fog will really return thursday into friday to help back down to more seasonal types. >>> this nbc 7 sports report sponsored by stanford healthcare. >> justin return to the mound for the cardinals since may 29. allen hansen gets a start at second. working back from a tight sher, he w perfect. frisco pena, the flare of awe. hansen bring in the run. bring don, in at six. finally gets the giants on the board. this is double off the bricks, bring in hansen. bottom of the eight, repeat. hansen come around to score, it's a 1-1 game. bud norris will end the threat. 3-2 the final. shark. glad to be back though. >> we expect a lot out of each

looks like the fog has pulled off the coastline of santa cruz. we have a little bit of sunshine and then you get right in here. that golden gate bridge hire where we continue to see the low clouds and the fog. little bit of fog imagining on to the east bayshore. it's probable just a little bit of mist in there in that area. a view here at what is going on with the wind. the on shore breeze thoroughfare field through about 30 miles an hour. we will remain with temperatures in check. in addition to the low cloud cover that's going to remain at the coastline you may notice the clouds coming in from the south. that's that monsoonal moisture we have been talking about. there's a very slim chance that we may see thunderstorms in the afternoon. it's 20%. it's almost not worth talking about but it's something we have to mention. for the area, very slight chance of thunderstorms. it's more so for the sierra. those higher elevations. if you are going in that direction. ly have that forecast for you for the weekend. tomorrow morning we wake up to the low cl

low clouds and fog widespread in san francisco, 50s in oakland and santa rosa. 50s tonight vallejo. san jose 55. napa 59. one point in time this afternoon, 16 miles but 33 degrees apart separated walnut creek and richmond. we'll do that again tomorrow. there is a ridge of high pressure centered to our south. the ocean r at degrees. that's chilly. pacifica, half-moon bay, inverness, in the low 60s tomorrow. just get inland turn to 90s as the marine layer does not impact you. tropical moisture moves in thursday. but tomorrow is more of the same. low cloud cover at the coast where it will be chilly all day even with the afternoon sunshine toward fairfield and vacaville. you're sunny from start to finish. your highs in the 80s and 90s. increase in cloud cover thursday. not being picked up by futurecast, but it's going to be there. more humid and cloudier two days from now. tomorrow another warm one inland. san jose nine degrees above average. only 64 for pacifica. walnut creek 95 again. fairfield 97. pleasanton and dub flin the 90s. 66 -- dublin in the 90s. sonoma 88. berkeley afternoon

santa rosa 80. concord 93. livermore 92. here's our live camera looking across san francisco. you can see in the bottom right portion of your screen, there's that fog deck and then just a few high clouds already working their way back into the area and there we are toward mount diablo. so at least tomorrow morning, plan on some fog coastside and possibly a few patches right around the bay. and then in the afternoon hours it's still going to be hot inland but probably a little cooler than today instead of mid- to upper 90s. we are thinking low to mid-90s for tomorrow afternoon. so here's the setup. this area of high pressure is in charge of our weather pattern, not only heating us up but also setting up that southerly flow sending the clouds in for tomorrow. so high clouds thursday, warm to hot inland. the beaches primarily in the low to mid-60s. here's that setup for tomorrow that moisture moving in from the south. there is that slight chance of a shower for thursday into friday. it's not widespread

traffic is extremely congested in the whole northern santa rosa area. expect delays or find an alternate route. >> especially this time of day. anything about any injuries or, you know, repercussions that way? >> no information on that yet. this is barely in the city limits, they're handling the incident, santa rosa police and fire. >> what is the danger from an oxygen tanker truck? what kind of leak are you expecting or trying to deal with? >> you might want to talk to the hazmat experts. oxygen is flammable. we don't need anymore fire in this area. >> certainly not. officer sloat, thanks for joining us andiv u a t othe siat and bng yhe latest as we learn more about what's happening. when the roads will reopen. the backup is already beginning from this. >> on 101. the officer said, maybe 50 minutes, but who knows if that's the case when they can actually get this cleared? in the meantime, with every passing minute the traffic gets that much worse especially this time of day, we'll continue to keep you updated during this hour. >> for now, though, good

santa rosa we're down to two miles. see where the foggy issues are along the coast and in the north bay on this early morning. so be aware that the next couple hours we'll keep the headline. your morning planner, areas of dense fog through 8:00 this morning. by 9:00, peeks of sunshine. later by 10:00, 11:00, we see brighter skies and warming up quickly, inland into the 80s. live look outside, the exploratorium camera showing you the sky skyline chopped in half. the cloud cover early on over san francisco. later on today we've been in this pattern for several days now. you have the morning cloud cover, afternoon sunshine, a typical july pattern. we'll see 71 in san francisco, about 77, the high in oakland, 87 in san jose. it will be warm in the south bay with lots of sunshine today. even warmer inland. today will be the hottest day we have all week inland. 96 the high in concord. we're going to a high of 99 later on in antioch. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have the wide range in temperatures today. high

faheity of santa rosa. lem assistant fire mitchell, paul lowenthal, says the complaints have more than doubled. >> a lot of those are out of town owners that neglect the properties. we work to address those, but we do have a significant volume of vacant parcels. those have produced regrowth. >> they were seated to save the hillside, but that could destroy any progress with fire season. that is why the hillside lots will be abated first. santa rosa's first round of abatement workorders goes out this week, and with the increased volume they may bring in additional contractors to call and cut and hopefully clear out some peace of mind. >> there is the concern. people want to feel safer. >> i do not want to worry about dry grass. i get nervous every time i see a fire truck coming by here. you just don't know. >> reporter: the way that abatements works, you get to inspections, then into notices that accompany that. ample time to get your property in order. if you have not, the fire department comes in and the co

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quite a bit of fog in the north bay, santa rosa and north along the 101 corridor. a day you want to give yourself extra time heading through those areas. we will head out to the central valley coming up next. >>> developing news, nearly two dozen soldiers are recovering after an accident at a military base in monterey county. >> wind from a helicopter cuss caused a tent to collapse at fort hunter liggett, about an hour northwest of san luis obispo. most of the 22 injuries are minor but four were taken to hospitals. the accident occurred during an annual training exercise for thousands of army, navy, air force, army national guard, army reserve and canadian armed forces troops. >>> police are trying to figure out what caused an explosion at a kaiser medical office in santa rosa. >> left one man injured, many with rattled nerves and miles of traffic backup. abc 7 news reporter kate larson has details. >> reporter: clouds continue to seep from the tanker truck that exploded behind things kaiser medical office. >> we felt the building shook. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead

in the 50s in san francisco. 56 and 54 degrees in santa rosa. our satellite-radar shows this marine layer the last six hours, built in. it will eventually recede back, hang out along the coast. but for the most part it's creating a little havoc on our roads or will potentially. this high pressure ridge is what we have to thank. it's pushing down on those clouds and that fog and keeping things close to the ground. but eventually as it moves in, it's going to bring this monsoonal moisture up around the side of it. sunshine away from the coast once that clears. then warm to hot inland with triple digits potentially, monsoonal moisture with chance of thunderstorms. high temperatures for today are going to be warm. warmest day of the week: far, north bay under a heat advisory until night. tonight. be careful especially of you in the north bay in the mid 100s. warmest day of the week triple digits in a lot of places cooler at the bay although, for the bay, this is warm. tomorrow things cool off slightly thanks to the monsoonal moisture that's coming i

worse in the north bay, only 5 miles in petaluma, 7 miles in santa rosa. it will be sunny and hot inland today, milder around the bay and along the coast. how hot we're going to get, coming up after this. >>> speeds are moving at the limit along 101 heading through san mateo. folks making their way northbound may have some problems because the connector ramp to eastbound 92 is still shut down. chp says it could be as late as 7:00 a.m. before they that connector ramp reopened. exit hillsdale and get to edgewater or foster city boulevard to reconnect with highway 92. keep in mind that will take a little extra time, as many folks will have the same idea. it could get a little congested. right now still in the green. that's a check of your traffic. back to you. >>> thank you. president trump is back in washington after a historic meeting with russian president vladimir putin. the summit sent shock waves around the world, the president getting slammed for backing putin's denial that the russian government directed cyberattacks on members of the democratic party

te in santa rosa the in santa rosa the city has filed a lawsuit against pge seeking unspecified damages suffered during the october wildfires.we lost a lot of underground and above ground infrastructure including a fire station that was just built a few years ago millions and millions of dollars we're dealing with water contamination problems with recovery problems that we're gonna be dealing with for years and years to come devastationhe city says the lawsuit filed against the utility last week will also provide a way for them to compel pg&e to implement new safety measures.pge says they are reviewing the lawsuit and are focused on everything they can to help these communities rebuild and recover. maureen kelly kron4 news. lawrence karnow: it was hot inland again with highs in the 90s and low 100s inland. but cool fog kept highs much cooler at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. you can see a few showers and thunderstorms over the sierra on doppler. on the satellite you can see as high pressure will start to weaken. monsoonal clouds will move into california increasing the chance

in santa rosa an oxygen tanker incident at old redwood highway at the kaiser santa rosa medical office. the highway is closed between river road and bicentennial away. no word on when they are going to reopen, crews have began working to stop the oxygen leak from this tanker. it has oxygen liquid leaking, no other evacuations behind -- beyond the campus. and people are sheltering in place across the highway and we are told that some people were injured in an accident but we are not sure, we are working to find the extent of those injuries as well. we were told a fire did happen but that fire was put out. here is a look at the map. major backup all stemming from the shutdown. if you can avoid that area please do because again there is no word on when they're going to reopen highway 101. crews are on scene working to learn more, we will have a live update for you today at five. we will be right back. alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max p

san jose, 83, santa rosa, 80. more than one degree per mile today. right up the road in vacaville, 26 degrees hotter. 102 at the airport. overnight, upper 50s and low 60s. san jose, 60. san francisco, 55. we have talked about this over the past couple of days, if you are headed to the beach tomorrow, please use extra caution. the rip current risk is high. there will be waves and breakers running as high as 11 feet. caution at the beaches tomorrow. that said, the ocean influences going to keep us chilly at the beach. tomorrow will be the warmest of the week, pushing 100 degrees. and, speaking of 100, san jose officially will hit 100 straight dry days coming up tomorrow. it has not rained in san jose since 16 april. what is going on? all this heat to the south, that is because of the high pressure locked in place. it is centered to our southeast. winds go clockwise around high- pressure. so, we keep in onshore flow. almost everyone else does not. the bay area does. so, the hottest temperatures will stay to the south and to the east. things are not chan

. >>> a tanker truck closing in santa rosa today. chopper 5 shows -- explosion in santa rosa today. chopper 5 shows the explosion. it forced the shut down of the highway. the building was evacuated as firefighters figured out how to deal with the leak. santa rosa police were able to bring in their drone to keep fire crews away from danger. >> allowed us to monitor the activity of our firefighters that were going in there to get a recon and making sure we have an understand of what was happening. >> crews stopped the leak but it is unclear what caused the explosion. one of the buildings will remain closed tomorrow for inspections. the driver was the only person hurt. >>> traffic lines stretched for miles on highway 101. the highway was chosed for more than an hour. -- closed for more than an hour. >>> president trump says he hold russian president vladimir putin responsible for the attempts to meddle in the u.s. election. kpix 5's allen martin reports this comes after the president appeared to make another stunning break from his own intelligence agencies. >> reporter: the president'

santa rosa and san joese in the low 80s. we'll all finish your day and start the day tomorrow around 60. a little bit milder because we are seeing a slight increase in humidity. and 57. redwood city, 58. weather headlines. fog is coming back tonight anywhere near the bay. tomorrow afternoon, clouds are going to increase and come from a different source. there is a nonzero. dublin, 88 degrees tomorrow. and we'll be cloudy. then on friday, the clouds move out. sunny in the afternoon. highs in the upper 20s. we have a ridge of high pressure. notice all the activity. it poured in los angeles from a thunderstorm. some of that tropical moisture will work its way up the coastline into the bay area. i don't think we're going to see widespread rain or thunderstorms. we will see an increase in cloud cover this time tomorrow lasting until friday morning. so futurecast for the next 12 hours, more of the same. clouds spill into the bay. this afternoon, here comes high cloud cover. we'll be mostly cloudy thursday evening, and by friday mo

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barbara needs to look at that again and we have to look at santa barbara. real life is being hurt by plastic straws, marine life is the way people get their livelihood about tourists come to santa barbara centered around that marine life, fishing or eating it, fish and chips on the p right there. >> he makes a compelling argument and i will end this, the supervisor says san francisco has been a pioneer of environmental change, looking for alternatives to the plastic that is choking marine ecosystems and littering our streets but other things are littering the streets too. >> i'm tended to call this a straw man argument. last week right here this same group of 3 amazing people on fox news were talking about how the city of san francisco wants to give illegal immigrants the right to vote. they want to give people who are in this country illegally the right to vote but they don't want us to be able to use a straw. they want to put a waitress in jail for bringing -- giving like it a bend in extra with a soda drink. it is ridiculous and shows the priorities of p