Live where you live, this is abc 7 news. Right now at 11 00, a bay area heat wave, uncomfortably and dangerously high temperatures are not going away soon. Sandhya has the accuweather forecast. And the heat is straining the states electrical grid. As a result. California power officials making a plea tonight. With the heat comes fire danger. It has forced bay area homeowners to evacuate. Im kristen sze in for ama daetz. Im dan ashley. It will stay hot in the inland area tomorrow. Lets begin with sandhya patel checking out live doppler seven. Take a look for yourself. That fog made a difference where temperatures were in the 60s to 80s, but well inland has triple digits, 104 in antioch a hot one. Sweltering heat not going away any too many soon. Hee relate willed illness is possible which is why heat advisory is up until 9 00 p. M. Thursday. We have an excessive heat warning covering Solano County until 8 00 p. M. Thursday. It will get hotter than it was today. I will be back with a ful
That fog made a difference where temperatures were in the 60s to 80s, but well inland has triple digits, 104 in antioch a hot one. Sweltering heat not going away any too many soon. Hee relate willed illness is possible which is why heat advisory is up until 9 00 p. M. Thursday. We have an excessive heat warning covering Solano County until 8 00 p. M. Thursday. It will get hotter than it was today. I will be back with a full look at the forecast. Thanks so much. To sky seven showing the threat facing homeowners in east bay, a raging grass fire and the heat did not help. It started at 2 30 this afternoon behind campo linda high school. Abc 7 News Reporter katie utehs live with the story. Reporter dan, investigators will be out tomorrow to try to determine where the fire started and what started it. Meanwhile, residents can sleep easier knowing there are a couple of crews still on the hill site watching for hot spots. As soon as i stemmed outside i was like, oh, theres a fire. She lives j
Police say a was a voluntary volatile custody situation. We have a new details from deborah live at the scene where the horrible discovery was made this morning. Reporter a six yearold girl and a boy almost 2. Police will not say how they died. Questions have surfaced if it mightve been saved to. Im not sure what was going to his mind. Reporter jessica says that she is the sister of alvaro camara. He hung himself after killing his two kids. He had the children of his apartment on fathers day. He came to the scene monday and still absorbing what her brother did. It just caught all of us by surprise. It is very tragic. We are unsure why he would do such a thing. Reporter neighbors often saw the kids with him after he moved in a few months ago. He was grade. He had the kids and would take him to the park. You dont know about people. It is absolute tragedy to see two Young Children lose their lives in a child custody dispute. Reporter the detectives are working on a timeline and what trigg
Live where you live, this is abc 7 news. Right now at 11 00, a bay area heat wave, uncomfortably and dangerously high temperatures are not going away soon. Sandhya has the accuweather forecast. And the heat is straining the states electrical grid. As a result. California power officials making a plea tonight. With the heat comes fire danger. It has forced bay area homeowners to evacuate. Im kristen sze in for ama daetz. Im dan ashley. It will stay hot in the inland area tomorrow. Lets begin with sandhya patel checking out live doppler seven. Take a look for yourself. That fog made a difference where temperatures were in the 60s to 80s, but well inland has triple digits, 104 in antioch a hot one. Sweltering heat not going away any too many soon. Hee relate willed illness is possible which is why heat advisory is up until 9 00 p. M. Thursday. We have an excessive heat warning covering Solano County until 8 00 p. M. Thursday. It will get hotter than it was today. I will be back with a ful
Temperatures in the triple digits. Now today concord, clayton, walnut creek, latch yet. Pinole. Hercules, near 100 degrees. 101 in pleasanton. Brentwood and tracy. 90s in san jose and warmer in the santa rosa area. And 72 in San Francisco. Well talk about the hottest day to come this week. And its still out there. And thats coming up at 18 after the hour. The warm temperatures across the bay area have sparked growing concerns over electricity use. Jessica flores is live in policeton with the details of a flex alert taking effect today. Reporter as you just heard, a lot of the inland areas will see tripledigit heat already in pleasanton. Im looking band me. And 73 to 74 now we see 72. Its already pretty warm now. And expected to get a lot warmer. And officials are concerned. They are issuing a flex alert. Asking residents to conserve energy between 2 p. M. And 9 p. M. When people crank up the ac and this is an effort to avoid more blackouts. Over the weekend, power went out for 40,000 p