Bridge. What will you do when the warmer temperatures come for you . I dont know but rosemary does. She will be here a few minutes to talk about the weather. Im brian flores. Im dave clark. Pam cook is off today but rosemary is here checking your forecast. Get ready. Its coming. Its going to be a bay area summer day. That means cool at the coast in scorching inland. We looking at temperatures soaring this afternoon. They will hold steady to the next few days. The marine layer below 1000 feet yesterday. The onshore breeze yesterday, i was tracking gusts through travis around 30 miles an hour. It is now down to 13. We will not lose the onshore breeze completely but it will pull back. At the coast, just inside the bay we may get some cool pacific air. Inland cities, they will not feel that over the next couple days. 64 in livermore. Low 60s in fairfield. 56 in oakland. South bay locations, 63 in san jose. In the north bay, 53 in santa rosa. Temperature similar to where we were yesterday.
Support Bernie Sanders. This is about moving forward a political revolution. Reporter and jenny traveled from the bay area for Hillary Clinton. We have to fight hard for your candidate. Reporter now when the two need to come together for party unity the email scandal appearing to show a party bias for Hillary Clinton has family members at odds. Senates embarrassing. Wasserman fell on her sword, so theyre moving on. We are absolutely here to have our voices heard. Were not going to be quiet. Reporter today Bernie Sanders spoke to supporters and tried to overcome those boos. We have got to elect Hillary Clinton and tim kaine. Reporter and he will try again tonight along with Elizabeth Warren, Michelle Obama and cory booker. But with drama on day one already, one side clearly burning for bernie, the other holding out hope for hillary. Is i am here to represent my constituency reporter and with the party claire stepping down, can this family, this entire convention, still come together . T
So far, this fire has destroyed 20 homes and firefighters are now concentrating on protecting the residential areas. Our plan for today, carnell high lands is our highest priority. We want to make this no longer a threat and make the community safe. Our next priority is down in the Los Padres National forest. Reporter more than 1600 homes are threatened so there are lots of concerned residents. 300 people have been evacuated and the red cross is helping them at a temporary shelter at carmel middle school. The spca is taking in displaced pets. There are no plans to close any part of highway 1. There are fire crews monitoring the fire, but it seems to be burning out as it travels close tore the ocean because it is being helped by the weather at least near the coast. I can only imagine the exhaustion the firefighters with the high temperatures and palo alto. They are a team down there in terms of just getting through. Can you tell us about the environment down there . I cant even picture
Upper 70s and upper 80s around the bay. 82 in haywood. 68 in San Francisco. In the north bay, warm. 93 in santa rosa. Today is a spare the air day. When i come back i will look at the air quality for your neighborhood and talk about how long the heat will last. Good morning. We are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy if you are driving on some of these areas. The bay bridge toll plaza is already packed coming in for a 10 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. Almost 15. No problems on the span itself. Were also looking at slow traffic on 580. A couple of earlier wrecks. Nothing major but traffic will be slow. Is also slow on 680. 680 looks good from danville down to san ramon. In san jose, northbound 280 looks good. It is light so far in the south bay. The wildfire burning south of carmel in Monterey County has grown to more than 16,000 acres. Firefight is far from over. Janine de la vega is live from the firefighters race camp in salinas with an update. Re
Mentioned. It started in garrapidas state park south of carmel. So far, its Holding Steady at 20 homes destroyed. The heat and humidity are making it difficult to contain the fire. Another challenge is the rough terrain, its very teen and mountainous. Cal fire could not drop any water from the air pause there was low visibility. So it was up to ground crews who were laying hose. They are getting tired. You know, the terrain is steep. They are having to hike a long ways, putting in long hose lays to get in there. That could be miles long. So far, 300 people have been evacuated. They are anxious and they are worried and asked a lot of questions of cal fire. Still more than 1600 homes threatened and more people around the area surrounding carmel could be evacuated. Could be a while before they could get to their home. Cal fire does not expect to have containment until next try day, august 5th. Back out here live, there are a lot of firefighters that are being brought in. We are hearing no