palo alto, in addition to our inland valleys could see 80s and 90s in the forecast. in addition to that, air quality issues with our first summertime spare the air alert issued for the santa clara valley near san jose for unhealthy for the sensitive air groups. at this hour fire danger in the north bay. very interesting to point out how these humidity levels which typically recover overnight, sometimes are in the 80s or 90% with mist when the low clouds in in the morning. notice the offshore winds. 13%. relative humidity at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. we will talk will how long this fire danger will stick around and when we could see 100 degrees temperatures in the just in.in 12 minutes.hi a fire in yolo county is forcing evacuations and catching a lot of attention in the bay area. that's because smoke from that fire is drifting into napa and sonoma counties. more than 100 acres have burned off county road 41 and highway 16 in yolo county near the napa county border. that's in the rumsey area. this is a map right here showing the scope of the evacuations in place right now in yellow there. now, we have new video into the newsroom just moments ago. they are calling it the sand fire. it's footage of crews you can see right there making their way to fight the flames. high fire danger forced pg&e to cut power to customers in the north bay. laura continues our story. >> pg&e says it could take up to two days to fully restore power to this area because crews first had to inspect all of those powerlines to make sure they are safe. as you could imagine people in this area are hot and not very happy. >> my trailer gets so hot sitting on this black top, i die in there. >> reporter: charles edmonton and kelly live in the lake berryessa area. how are you staying cool? >> i'm not really right now. i had my shirt off earlier. >> reporter: same story in berryessa pines where dozens of homes are hooked up to power generators. steve silva says that's created a problem of its own. >> it's another fire hazard. using a generator outdoors in the dry grass areas is a potential problem for fires. >> reporter: they are among the 1,600 customers pulled off the power grid this hot, windy weekend. it's a preemptive move by pg&e to prevent wildfires after the company's equipment was blamed for starting the camp fire in paradise, the most destructive fire in state history. >> i think they are going to he muchany people to say this is crazy, this isn't the way to do things. >> reporter: pg&e is using the down time for maintenance. napa county has set up two charging stations for people and their devices. still kelly isn't having it. she says no power is no solution. >> we are the ones who suffer. i bet they've got power. i don't think it's right. >> reporter: again pg&e has started to restore power to the area. they say it could take a couple days before all powerlines are inspected and power is fully restored. i am told it depends upon the weather and any repairs that need to be made. reporting live from napa county, laura sam bol, nbc bay area news. that fire danger a reality in redwood city. crews responded to a grass fire near a homeless encampment. this is teen 101 southbound at whipple near veterans boulevard. 10:30 this morning it broke out. no one was hurt. conditions like this,ires poppi. pope valley in napa county, this is time lapse view of the fire. get an idea how it spread and expanded. it burned 30 acres. right now it's nearly contained. stay in the know this summer. download our free nbc bay area app if you haven't already. you can get a heads up on the conditions in your neighborhood. customers of san bruno municipal cable have been having issues with their internet service. it's the result of a cyberattack. live in san bruno with new details. >> reporter: i talked to the director of the municipal cable service who says they first noticed this last night but that th it continued getting worse overnight and into the morning. i talked with a customer very briefly had this afternoon who says she woke up to internet service that was at a snail's pace. >> it started this morning sometime when i turned my computer on and things were downloading really slowly. there were glitches. my android phone was having problems. i even had some problems with my actual phone. >> reporter: the director of the san bruno municipal cable described to me a malicious ip attack that was intense enough for them to actually take some service offline for some time this morning. they cut internet service locally in an effort to make sure their customers' information was not somehow leaked while this ip attack was in progress. this afternoon they began restoring service. they don't believe this was solely focused on san bruno. since they are the municipal provider for the city of san bruno they reached out to the customers to tell them what was happening. now i'm told right now the service has largely bee restorully restored up to regular speeds. for those customers who may still boffline, they are urged to call the cable provider tomorrow morning if their problems persist. reporting live in san bruno, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. a follow-up to a story we reported earlier this week. a unique fire drill on the peninsula put neighbors and technology to the test with the increase in fires statewide and the amount of vegetation surrounding homes in the san carlos crestview neighborhoods. firefighters wanted to make sure the community is well prepared. this drill came with some surprises. firefighters gave participants few details hoping to make it as realistic as possible. >> i kind of got a text message in the morning to evacuate. that's how i ended here, to kind of test that process thought to see how it would work for a resident. >> afterhe dll neighbors bit smoother. the fire department is holing t hoping the drill improves planning and response. they are hoping to do more drill in the area. >> t ending the three week long teachers strike. after hundreds of hours at the bargaining table both sides reached a tentative agreement last night. the teachers will receive a 3% raise retroactive to the start of the calendar year. there will also be some additional back pay and future pay increases. last day of school is this thursday. if teachers approve the agreement they are set to return to the classroom on monday. his death happened a decade ago today. family, friends, and the oakland community came together to honor oscar grant. a mural was unveiled together at the fruitvale bart station. he was shot and killed right there by a bart police officer ten years ago. his death parked rioting in oakland and reforms in bart's police department. family members also presented new street signs naming the area where taxis pull in to the station after grant. the jaws of life come to the rescue in san jose. take a look at this. a driver finds himself stuck between those two homes. it happened on popular drive near story road and capital expressway at 5:00 this morning. neighbors tell us they heard a loud noise, something that sounded like an earthquake. when fire crews arrived they found the driver trapped inside his car between the homes. firefighters had to cut the roof off of the car to get him out. >> looks like what happened is it jumped the curb and actually went between the two homes. didn't actually hit them. hit some fencing. so the people that were actually asleep inside the homes are very fortunate. >> paramedics took the driver to a local trauma center. they say he was seriously injured. now, there were reports that there was also a passenger in the car but that person was gone when first responders arrived. still to come, patients aren't the only ones who need looking after. the multimillion-dollar project to help doctors. in the market for a vineyard? there is one going up for sale in the north bay. it's got a pretty hefty price tag. we will pour out the details next. our microclimate weather alert continues for the red flag warning in the north bay hilltops. temperatures tomorrow in places like san jose approaching the 90s. how hot it's going to get in your neighborhood when we come right back. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar. balanceus.org a big move towards reducing doctor burnout. a new multimillion-dollar project involving stanford will provide support services to doctors statewide. recent study shows that about half of doctors are exhausted and feel a loss of career purpose. california medical association and stanford medicine initiativ the burnout epidemic. the plan aims to change the culture within the medical community which pushes doctors to work especially long hours. it will also provide support during times that doctors are most at risk for burnout. a famous comedian is selling his vineyard in the north bay and it could be yours if you got a lot of money. it's the smothers-remick ranch. it belong ed to tommy smothers. tommy and his brother dick had tha their own show for years. incredibly loved in the '60s and '70s. the 82-year-old says it's time to downsize. he is downsizing home wise but upsizing his bank account. it's on the market for 13 million. anoushah is looking right now. 100 acres, comes with a ranch house, a pool and a vineyard. >> you know who is going to buy that house? whoever won the lottery in san diego. >> that's why they are not showing up. >> when you win, when you pocket 350 million or whatever it is, 13 million is like, you know? >> it's a nice day to go out and i guess -- >> buy a house. >> buy a house. >> temperature-wise things are pleasant. wind and dry conditions around. speaking of the north bay, that's an area we will monitor closely. for san jose right now a nice evening. 84. a high of 85. look the humidity levels. down to 23% around san jose. out towards dublin and the tri-valley 84 degrees. notice the humidity only 15%. not only will we see these dry conditions during the day, but thanks to the offshore north winds at night poor humidity recoveries, that keeps fire danger unfortunately high even after sundown. san francisco you can enjoy the warm weather for now. 77 degrees, that's pretty pleasant, but tomorrow highs in the 80s to even near 90. bayside in addition to that strong high pressure means air quality issues for san jose, unhealthy for sensitive groups. spare the air day to wrap up the weekend and like lewe wily see monday. speaking of air quality, if that fire in yellow county, some of reports of smoke drifting into napa and sonoma counties dealing with particulate matter, pollution and smoke. seeing that smoke come in, you have respiratory issues you want to stay inside. it's pushing that wind to the southwest to parts of the north bay. red flag warning through 5:00 tomorrow. notice how the winds are behaving. winds offshore, these are dry winds which keep things warm in the hills and gusty at times, especially on the ridge lines. whereas downtown napa and downtown santa rosa might not see a lot of wind, the winds stay strong throughout tonight. tomorrow morning 50s to start the day but look how quickly temperatures ries during the afternoon. mid-90s around the santa clara valley. close to 100 degrees in gilroy tomorrow. tri-valley mid-90s. trending hotter monday. oakland into hayward temperatures close to 90 degrees. you see how the peninsula is not benefiticeanro air-conditioning? you got 80s and low 90s. that does include san francisco, which is also under the heat advisory for your sunday. north bay temperatures in the mid-90s. now, we'll see another round of this in addition to the heat advisory we're seeing set up fo for the valleys. monday, notice these areas in pink. our maps don't usually turn these colors. for the tri-valley and inland east bay a good chance of temperatures above 100 degrees. one catch throw. get enough of these high clouds, maybe that limits temperatures just a little bit. we will keep an eye on that for your monday forecast. it looks like two days near records and high pressure begins to weaken. the ridge begins to break down a little bit. repositions to the west which should give us a little bit more of a sea breeze. the end of the weekend first half of the work week is looking hot with high fire danger, air quality issues, too. we will have to monitor that. san francisco gets into the cooling on tuesday. i think the valleys are going to have to wait until wednesday, thursday, friday before that sea breeze takes hold. a couple of days near 100 degrees temperatures inland. >> all right. >> wow. >> toasty. >> really, really hot. okay, rob, thank you. still to come, the power of pride. the latest community that let the colors fly and their message of iupati thunity this month. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ the u.s. and mexico finally came to an agreement on the topic of tariffs. they won't be happening even though the proposed tariffs are off the table president trump is happy. some skeptics say the president is trying to save face as democrats and republicans cr deal with mexico he announced and back on twitter praising a friday night. everyo reality both the president's opponents and allies seem more relieved that trump will not impose new tariffs on mexican goods coming into the u.s. come monday. >> especially in my state of texas, if this had gone to the full end it would have been almost $30 billion in extra taxes that were paid by texans. >> reporter: the president says mexico has agreed to deploy thousands of troops along its southern border to stem the flow of immigrants headed to the u.s. th >> they shouldn't be allowing people from their countries. >> reporter: he used the threat of a tariff which could have reached 25% on mexican imports to m to the bargaining table. republicans and democrats fear the tariffs would have cost americans more on everything from cars to groceries and would have slowed down the economy. >> this administration has been banking on a strong economy that could withstand the tariff threats. as we saw in yesterday's disappointing job numbers the u.s. economy is losing steam right now. >> reporter: "the new york times" reported saturday most of the deal's concessions had been agreed to months ago. so while some critics say the president backed down, trump is claiming victory and casting a watchful eye on the boredtory see if crossings continue to rise. chris pallone, nbc news. we are getting an intense look at a fire in poland. look at those flames there. it's in a high-rise. it took more than 100 firefighters working into the early morning hours to put it out. high-rise building where it happened was under construction at the time. the building did not have staircases. at the upper levels. firefighters had to use ladderers to reach the flames. anotheri east bay pride fla is flying. emeryville hall. showing solidarity with dublin. they had opposed raisele ting t flag but clanged their minds. the ceremony aimed to bring the community together. >> the flag ceremony today is in solidarity with anyone from the community where they are not accepted or welcome. >> he says when he suggested hanging a pride flag in emeryville he says he got no pushback from the council members. the streets of boston jammed with people celebrating the city's 49th pride parade. the two mile parade route was packed with people dancing, cheering. you see them waving the rainbow flag. the theme of this year's parade is looking back, loving forward. organizer say it's mea treect o gay community has made in the last 50 years since the stonewall uprising in new york. at the same time to, quote, acknowledge the struggles that lie ahead. new video into the newsroom. the warriors heading to toronto for game five on monday. here they are leaving this morning. last night's game a tough one. >> yeah. >> very tough. >> heartbreak zblg you could say that. even worse than that for one lat oracle. of course, a game seven in toronto. warriors winning them all. they have got to from now on. sports is next. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? by now you know the warriors lost to the raptors in game four. back-to-back losses at oracle making the series 3-1. even though the injuries have caught up with the back-to-back world champs, the warriors are confident they can make history on the other side of a 3-1 comeback. >> it gets daunting at all, you know, we go to toronto. this is what we do for a living. we play basketball. we look forward to playing another basketball game in an exciting atmosphere. the ultimate test, nba finals. so i think we look at it as a challenge. >> not a good feeling right now, obviously. but like you said, we have been on both sides of it. and for it's an opportunity for us to, you know, just flip this whole series on its head and you've got to do it one game at a time. it sounds cliche. for us that's literally the only way we are going to get back in the series, is give everything we got for 48 minutes. everybody that steps foot on that floor in game five. in our locker room we were talking about believing, you know. everybody out there, you know, believe that we can get this done. >> we win one, then we'll build on that. i been on the wrong side of 3-1 before. so why not make our own history? >> now shall the big question is question is whether durant will play in game five. k.d. has not played since gym five of the conference semifinals against the rockets. k.d. has done individual drills but not practiced with the team yet. >> there has been hope he will come back the whole series. so, you know, that's not gonna change now. obviously, we hope to have him. but, you know, we'll see what happens. you know, we don't make that final call. i am sure he don't even make that final call. his body will tell him if he can get out there or not. if not, we still got to try find a way. a's-rangers. third inning, nomar dead center for a two-run shot. next inning josh factually pinch-hitting. doubles to left. hunter pence two runs come in to score. three rbi on the day for fagely. a's down a run. in the fifth, 7-4. tim feder tim the rangers win 10-5. highlights of the game's doubleheader. that's all for sports. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. finallylining the streets t. it was part of the annual capitola rod and custom classic car show. if you missed the festivities, don't worry. that show continues tomorrow. they are going back some years. coming up a lot of years. really classic stuff. visitors can see the cars and even take a look under the hood. you will be amazed what you see there. this thoushow is voted one of t top ten car shows in the united states. >> none of those cars look familiar to me. >> i have never seen them before. >> metal and chrome on cars? >> i do remember that. you only see them in custom car shows. >> all right. it's going to be a hot day tomorrow? >> it's not a bad place. especially when you see the forecast. strong high pressure building in. san francisco upper 80s tomorrow. valleys mid-to-upper 90s. >> red hot. >> back at 11:00. hope you join us then. >> have a good night. an "nbc bay area" news special. tonight, "nbc bay area" responds. jennifer: we were number 11,000 in line. announcer: an invisible army of bots cutting the line when event tickets go on sale. why it's so hard for ticket sellers and the government to fight back. plus... robert toller: they don't just write you a check for a million bucks without kicking the tires. announcer: the million-dollar question: a destructive fire leads to a seven-figure l dispu. see how we tackled our biggest case ever. and... ray ruelos: they charged me for 96 flights. announcer: a bay area man's vacation plans 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