Paul, we saw some triple digit wind too. We got gusty winds in the mountains, triple digit heat inland. The forecast verified with the hot and windy weather we were telling you about yesterday. Its going to be with us for one more day tomorrow. The red flag warning expires around 11 00 tomorrow morning. A very windy night tonight in the hills, not in the cities. Thats where the red flag warning is in effect in the north bay and east bay. Triple digit heat. Fairfield, 101. Pittsburgh, 102. We will likely be equally as hot tomorrow. The coast being the exception, under a heat advisory during the Daylight Hours tomorrow. Temperatures outside, in the 80s and 90s. Livermore, currently 91. Santa rosa 94. Concord 97. San francisco, 82. So tomorrow, what about the highs . Well likely hit 100 again in concord. Thats 17 degrees above average. Mid90s in san jose. Right around the 9 degree mark in oakland. And a hoot of 87 warm degrees in san francisco. Then the wind direction changes and all that i just talked about goes away. Well talk about how much cooler we get coming up. As that weather kicks up the fire danger, three counties are bracing to lose power at any moment. A pg e safety shut off could hit the napa wine harvest at the worst possible time. Reporter well, its sort of the second day of uncertainty up here in napa sonoma counties. About if the power will stay on tonight and into the next day. Well, yesterday we were showing you people going out talking about grabbing generators from the Neighborhood Hardware stores. Today, power shut offs, really the talk of the Wine Industry grapevine. Were right in the thick of things. Were maybe about 40, 50 through harvest. Were picking grapes around the clock. Reporter for tom and everyone else at the winery, this really is crunch time. A 24 hour a day operation that requires multiple power systems. To use our crushing equipment, our pressing equipment, our sorting tables, on and on and on. Reporter perhaps even more important, keeping wine cool. You can see these temperatures here. Were fermenting at about 49 degrees. Reporter its the chill that allows the wine to ferment slowly, thus saving the precious flavors. So now powers critical. And especially because we have so many whites in fermentation right now. Reporter the he has looked into renting a generator. They wanted 59,000 to have the generator on stand by for two months. Reporter after this week, he says he may consider a down sized version for everything that is mission critical. Its a new world for us. You know, weve never had power outages. Maybe once in a while during a big storm in the middle of winter. Reporter okay, i want to talk about the weather. And everything really comes down to timing and weather with wine. We were in this very field back in may and we were talking about the weather then too. It was unseasonable rain. Have a listen. So if we get some heavy rains, those rains will interfere with the pollennation. These are self pollenating. Reporter remember, it was the concern that the late season rain there would damage those young sort of grapes in the making and disrupt part of part of that wine crop. Well, we got a report card on that today. It turns out the rain did affect the chardonnay grapes in this field. Im told about 20 of the crop was lost because of rain that fell. That was around the 17th of may. But that was when it happened. And sure enough, weather then of course affecting just sort of how the wine gets made. But the power thing, of course, now a discussion in this industry. Thats part of what goes on here in october, your winery better have a plan b for how to keep things going during fermentation and the harvest if the power gets shut off. We are monitoring the latest on the possible power cut offs and the high fire danger. We have you covered on air and online. Also in the news tonight, House Speaker nancy pelosi making an historic announcement earlier today. The bay area democrat opening an impeachment inquiry into President Trump. The president must be held accountable. No one is above the law. Kpix 5 on the House Speakers decision and why the bay area republicans think it could back fire. Reporter well, ken, it all comes down to time and we are headed into primary season here in california and across the country and republicans warn that this could have elector consequences. In front of american flag, speaker of the house nancy pelosi announced the house of representatives will open a formal impeachment inquiry against President Trump. I can say with authority the trump administrations actions undermine both our National Security and our intelligence and protections reporter the announcement investigations that have been going in the House Oversight and intelligence committees. The apparent own us for the announcement, the the president of the ukraine. This week, the president has admitted to asking the president of the ukraine to take actions which would benefit him politically. Reporter matt kohls is what we have here at the moment is a whistle blower complaint that we know part of that complaint is about a phone call with the president of ukraine. And that phone call at least as far as the president has acknowledged it, raises really serious issues about abuse of power. Reporter while democrats have been pushing for impeachment for some time, some bay area republicans, including the california chair for the gop, warn it could back fire. In the course of a failed impeachment effort, the democrats are going to kill the chances of their frontrunner, joe biden, whose actions are what precipitated this entire dispute. Reporter an inquiry in the house doesnt necessarily mean an impeachment. If the house votes an impeachment, its like charging somebody with a crime. It doesnt convict him. It doesnt remove him from office. Reporter of course the articles of impeachment are brought by the house it requires a two thirds majority for the articles of impeachment to remove the president from office, from the senate. The last time it was tried was with bill clinton. They got a majority of the votes, but not the two thirds required. Well, peak of the flu season still months away, but already two people under the age of 65 have died this month in santa clara county. One was an adult with a chronic illness. The other was a child under the age of 18 who had recently traveled overseas. The department of Public Health is urging everyone 6 months and older to get a flu shot. Happening right now, protestors at city hall in Mountain View. City Council Members are expected to decide on an rv ban on most city streets. Live with the impact on people have no other place to live or to park. Maria. Reporter and right now, there are a few dozen people outside here of city hall. They say they are outraged because they say if this ban were to pass, it would truly force people out of their rvs and out on to the streets, making them truly homeless. That means rvs campers and trailers on streets 40 feet wide or less, which is the typical residential street. City leaders say oversized vehicles can create safety as well as Health Concerns in regards to human waste and garbage. But the protestors say banning oversized ve essentially every street in Mountain View is not the solution and would only make the problem worse. One welcome we spoke to says her friend was forced to live in an rv because of domestic violence. What would this ban do if it were passed to people like your friend . It would make it impossible for them to continue to live in Mountain View. She works here. She his a job. I dont know where she would go. Reporter and right now, under the current ordinance, rvs must move every three days. Now, taking a live look at the protest outside of city hall. They are hoping to bring that message into city hall during public comment. According to city leaders, they counted about 300 vehicles being used as homes in Mountain View. Tonights City Council Meeting starts at 6 30 and well bring you the latest on the decision at 10 00 and 11 00. Hundreds of tenants marched through the streets of san anprcieysctoy. Th e s tiotresrelargest landlord. We told you all about it in your project home series last night. All these tenants live in buildings owned by veritas. Trivalent controlled buildings have seen rent increases this year. All of those hikes are an attempt to make tenants pay off the landlords debt. Theyre pushing so many people on the streets. But they dont care. Theres no consciousness. And no one begrudges anybody making a profit. This isnt about that. This is about greed. It and the companies it wants to work with tenants impacted by rent increases and exempt people who cannot afford to pay. In a statement, veritas c. E. O. Said as the largest operator in san francisco, we understand our responsibility to our residents and communities. Veritas is committed to the well being of our residents and especially those who are most vulnerable in this tight housing market. Susie steimle will be bringing us the next installment of project home tomorrow night at 11 00. We want to hear your housing stories as well as ideas for solving problem. Coming up, the buildings in south bay. The mayor of san jose says you wont see many more residential high rises like this in downtown san jose if the city cuts a subsidy for developers. The profits the Developers Say they need to keep projects going. A big step in the marijuana industry. The bay area city looking to open up pot lounges. Plus a new twist on the vaping epidemic. The hidden devices teens are using now to trick their parents and teachers. The juul record. They took 12. 8 billion from big tobacco. Juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. Five million kids now using ecigarettes. The fda said juul ignored the law with Misleading Health claims. Now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san franciscos ecigarette protections. Say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. F0 live look this evening at san jose where a highly charged housing issue taking center stage at city hall these days. Kpix 5s len ramirez reports on what Council Members do tonight and how it could affect the citys skyline and housing supply for decades. Reporter this is an issue that has really divided the San Jose City council. At issue is whether or not san jose will continue to subsidize the builders of downtown residential high rise buildings. Council members have to look no further than across the street in city hall to see whats at stake. In this case, a high rise it might be one of the last of its kind with a subsidy for developers due to expire soon. Theres no high rise residential that has Broken Ground in nearly two years because of Construction Costs are too high. Reporter the council is divided on whether to review subsidies that were enact the in 2007 that gave residential high Rise Developers a break by sharply cutting fees that helped pay for parks and low income housing. Nigh projects are in limbo which would bring over 3,000 Housing Units to the city. I recognize if we dont get any projects built, we dont get fees. Should we not just be giving away these incentives and not really getting anything back in return. Reporter the issue is going back and forth at city hall. One man who says his mother and coworkers can hardly afford to live in san jose came to city hall theyre giving them these tax breaksnot giving back to the d e anrcomy reporter the issue is still under discussion. As cases of serious lung disease linked to vaping put down the vape pen. As long as the cause of the illness is still a mystery. California says vaping is just not worth the risk. Mean while, the companies that make the devices are making it easier to hide them. Now you can even vape from the strings on a hoody. The same company also sells back packs with builtin vaping devices. Thats the next level like thats kind of like targeting kids kind of to be honester. So how do you monitor your children if you dont know what youre doing . You dont even know what it looks like. Public Health Officials say vaping among teens has become an epidemic. And regulators are struggling to find some way to stop it. Tonight, santa cruz is voting whether to move forward with pot lounges. This is a huge step for the industry and its something en eyreplthe ningal ady for. They released some renderings of what their lounge would look like. Theres a couple of different models out there an existing store, potentially some sort of room there where you could purchase the product in the venue and be able to consume on site. Other options are venues that are solely bring your own. And then theres options for places that maybe have baked goods or prerolled items that could consume on site. The city council will decide if they want to create an ordinance for marijuana lounges or leave things the way they are. Paul, looking at t way things are all over the bay area. Northern california really you know, the late summer, early fall heat, but now we have the offshore winds that are making it dangerous. Offshore winds, fire danger, air quality. That my not be optimal for getting outside. One more day of the heat, one more day of the bad air, one more day of the extreme fire danger. Everything changes on thursday. But tomorrows wednesday. Unhasnty air quality. Spare the air day, second day in a row. Its warm out there. Good barbecuing weather in san francisco, if you dont mind it being 83 degrees. Average high is 70. Santa rosa, 94 right now. Oakland 89 degrees. Warm night for baseball. At least the direct sun wont be on you about 15 minutes after first pitch. Clear and warm, 78 degrees. Warm night at oracle park. The giants taking on the rockies. Bochys last home stand. This qualifies as a warm night for us. Mind you, in montana, its a winter storm watch in effect. They could get up to a foot of snow in northeastern montana. Weather pattern set up perfectly for an offshore wind event. What do we need . Usually a storm to the east, big ridge to the north or west. Between the two the wind is going to be strong from the north or northeast. Giving us the offshore winds. But only for one more day. The chess pieces in the atmosphere move just enough late this week and early next week to bring back the onshore flow. Clouds stay off shore tomorrow. Were sunny throughout the day. Thursday, here comes the low coming up. There we are, back to normal or even cooler to normal. Bay point, 102 today in pittsburgh and bay point. Equally hot tomorrow. Triple digits. Down to 85 on thursday. Likely not hitting 75 in pittsburgh by the weekend. The winds in the mountains will relax by lunchtime, decreasing the fire danger and much cooler weather late this week and for the weekend. Vallejo, 95. Fremont, 93. Fairfield, 101. San francisco, 87 degrees. Much cooler thursday. Cooler friday. Cooler saturday. Cooler sunday. Highs only in the 60s and 70s this weekend and early next week. That is your kpix forecast. Paul, its short sleeve weather here at oracle tonight. The giants begin their final home stand of the year and the fine days of bruce bochy as the giants skipper. His reaction when we come back. Come try my really big chicken two patties for 4. 99, or three for 5. 99, or four for 6. 99. Thats an amazing deal, jack hey, thanks, stanley. Ow. Wait, whats happening . Stanley youre deflating hold me, jack only at jack in the box. [white rabbit by one pill makes you larger and one pill makes you smaller and the ones that mother gives you dont do anything at all remember what the dormouse said welcome aboard. Feed your head two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for 4. 99. Three patties for 5. 99. Or even four for just 6. 99. Four patties . Well, tickle my elbow no thank you. Try my really big chicken sawich combos. Starting at 4. 99. Welcome back, everybody. Sort of a melancholy feeling here at oracle park. Giants and rockies tonight. But this final homestand represents the end of an era in giants history. Its the final homestand of the season, which means bruce bochy has only 6 games left as san franciscos manager. Shivering this week like no week ive ever had. Reporter bochy has had quite the fare well tour across the league, but is he really ready to retire . Count rockies skipper bud black among those curious to see if he winds up in san diego. Theres a part of me that thought this would be it, but now im not sure. Obviously there will be a lot of speculation. Ill be curious to see how the rest of bruce bochys baseball career unfolds. Im going to stay in the game in some capacity. Its not like im going anywhere, but still in this position, its going to be tough to say bye. Reporter now, the two Players Behind me could be news for them as well. Poseys here to stay, but this could be madisons then its off to free agency where he will be one of the top pitchers on the market. Mean while, as pitcher frankie will start tomorrow in anaheim. Hes just finished serving an 80game suspension for using peds. Because of that, he is ineligible for the postseason. He was the top starter prior to being suspended. 15th rank cal will host Arizona State on friday night. But sun devils coach edwards is looking forward to coming to bear territory. The first time i went to that camp campus, i thought what is this place. Because you saw all these different people. Reporter edwards said time spent in berkeley all those years also changed his life. He holds the School Record for most interceptions in one game with 4. Bynam can expect to hear from edwards on friday night. 4 interceptions in one game against washington state. Charlie peck was the quarterback. First one to score a touchdown. It still sits in the books. No ones broke that yet. You go ahead and get it because its sitting there. But not today. Not today. Not today. Do it on somebody else. Reporter undefeated cal bears against Arizona State on friday night. Ken, juliette, as we toss it back to you, i have thoroughly enjoyed covering bruce bochy over the years. One of the nicest, most accommodating skippers i have ever met. I will miss him as giants fans will as well. We second that. Well be right back. Thanks for watching at 6 00. The cbs evening news is the next. Well be back here at 7 00 p. M. Have a good night. Captioning sponsored by cbs brennan tonight, a game changer. The impeachment process begins. House Speaker Pelosi announces a formal inquiry after reports that President Trump tried to pressure ukraine into investigating his political rival, joe biden. The president says he has nothing to hide. Republicans react, and we have indepth team coverage. Also tonight, for the first time, bodycam video takes us inside the apartment of a man shot to death by a dallas officer, now on trial for murder. New concern in the navy, after the same aircraft carrier. One state imposes the first ban on all vaping products. And a mother pleads with congress to take action. Plus, our series medical price roulette why was this woman charged 10 time