it is also a foggy and hazy start to the day with patty drizzle as well as along the coast and the bay. heading to the afternoon, near normal daytime highs in the upper 80s around 90 in concord and livermore. low 80s and san jose. the upper 60s in san jose several disco and low 70s in oakland. we talk more about the heat advisories and excessive heat warnings for the holiday weekend, coming up. speaking of the holiday weekend, we see later conditions on the freeways and for the most part. that is good news. there are a couple of hotspots. westbound 37, you have brake lights and for the commute working out of the east bay into marin county. i vallejo. you have a slow ride westbound. no accidents. just a bit busy. we are seeing slightly slower speeds westbound 580 into the past. it is actually pretty clear out of tracy picked the drive times are pretty much in the green for all of the major freeways. 21 minutes to a five through 680. changes for mass transit. i will have that in the next report. with the heatwave, the big question, backyard or beach. health officials are urging people to be careful and not cause another surge in coronavirus cases. kiet do is live in pacifica where the beach is at closing and i am guessing based on your attire, the heat has not rolled in just yet. >> reporter: you can talk about a heat wave and i guess we'll have to believe mary. cold and windy for now but this is the last day in pacifica to enjoy the beach before the big holiday weekend. the closure in pacifica begins saturday morning and stretches from sunrise to sunset, and then it reopens tuesday morning for pacifica, they are applying lessons learned from previous holiday weekends where they saw record of crowds. now pacifica says there starting to see record crowds on the weekday as well. for here let's had 30 miles to the south into half moon bay. the beaches will be open. the city council decided during a wednesday night meeting. it was a long night. that it was just too hard for 80 different agencies to come together because each have a say and half moon bay would just stay open.>> we could not make it work the way that we needed to in order to have the correct enforcement necessary. when we do not have the correct enforcement, talking lots are shut down. people park in the neighborhood and come to the beaches. >> we do not want a search under any circumstances, but particularly as we go on the other side of labor day and enter into the fall. we want to go in with a running start in the right direction. we do not want to go into that with another surge that we have to turn around again. >> reporter: here is a list of what will be closed in the bay area this weekend. nuevo state park, guys oak creek it sterile. marine reserve. point reyes national seashore and all of santa cruz county, and of course here in pacifica. that is where we are live. i am kiet do , kpix 5. taking a live look at several disco where mayor london braid will help give out masks ahead of the labor day weekend. the mask giveaway happening at noon at dolores park which is a popular gathering spot in the warm weather were people do not always adhere to social distancing guidelines. and as the heatwave approaches, there is a state warning for potential rolling blackouts. a flex alert is in effect starting tomorrow.>> fight of 10% could solve this challenge. >> once we get the word that we have to start doing rotating outages, and we have to conduct them within 10 minutes. select the alert is in effect from tomorrow until monday between 3:00 pm until 9:00 pm. in our fire watch, the czu. complex is more than 50% contained. evacuation orders have been listed on bonny doon and the santa cruz mountains and the low murmur area. but there is a new problem. no freshwater after the fire melted a pipeline. this morning, many areas are under a boil water and no drink advisory. meanwhile, wildfire victims in santa clara county are learning they may not get help from the feds. santa clara is one of the bay area counties not approved for a presidential disaster declaration. supervisor dave cortez he sent an urgent request asking for help getting his county on the fema disaster assistance list without federal aid comedy supervisor says many ranchers will struggle to get back on their feet. for any changes to evacuating orders, warnings, or information on relief efforts, go to our website kpix.com. a man arrested in san jose after a standoff with police overnight. police say the man was seen brandishing some sort of weapon on alburtis drive and ramblewood. some of surrounding homes were evacuated for safety. luckily, nobody was hurt. happening in alameda county in a couple of hours, salons and barbershops can reopen indoors. outdoor dance classes will be added to the list of permitted noncontact fitness activities. the county allowed salons and barbershops to open outdoors a few days ago. it is part of the states new blueprint for a safer economy. alameda county is in the purple tear. the salons will be allowed to open at 8:00 am. to see what is open in your county, go to kpix.com. reopening comes as the county hit a new high in daily deaths. the 21 reported yesterday bring us the total to 295. the county also confirmed 157 new coronavirus cases. in the past that day. back into school in marin county. that will be a reality for some students next tuesday. health officials say the approved fitting applications from public and private schools to bring students back into the classroom. that is as case data improves. another 11 schools that applied it to reopen will get their answers soon. some alameda county parents say their kids were given online lessons that were racist and homophobic. the school district said it removed a learning program created by sls immediately from the curriculum after receiving a plaint about some questions.>> what i thought there was something about what was considered a traditional family. there were two white parents and two white children and that was the right answer versus a black parent with a child. >> teachers say this is a wake- up call to make changes in the district. >> we have curriculum that really came from an ethnocentric base. we are really starting to change the way we adopt the curriculum so that we adopt a curriculum that is more culturally responsive. >> we reached out to acellus and have not heard back, but the district said the company made changes to the program right away. it has been used over the years as a way for kids to get make up credit to past classes. now the original series, product home. lots of college students and parents are stuck paying rent for vacant apartments. jaspreet khatra secured her lease at this complex since june, she has been scrambling to get out of it. she wrote a petition, and formed an organization to fight back. more than 1800 people have signed the petition asking al element to let students out of the pre-pandemic leases. change.org is filled with petitions just like this, from students all over the country who moved home after fall semesters went online. the company that operates element student living received a paycheck protection program loan to offset the financial losses because of covid-19. ppp data shows the element owner received anywhere from 350,000 dollars to $1 million. the owners of academy 65, another student living space near sacrament estate received between two main dollars and $5 million for it at the grad in san jose the owners received between $1 million and $2 million in the loans.>> we are scared and af at is to me. us- term. >> almost students are staying at home, others chose to move in since they are not allowed to break leases. those students say it is not going well. but we do not feel like they put our health in any sort of importance at all.>> jaspreet khatra is being asked to sign the liability waiver saying she acknowledges it is possible she might become sick and that she agrees to hold the owner harmless. it also releases the owner from any and all claims related to physical or psychological damages resulting from covid- 19. jaspreet khatra will not sign it and the owners did not respond to our request for comment. send your stories and ideas to product home at cbs.com and see our original reporting on our website. helping out the bay area firefighters. one hot meal at a time. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area comedy celebrity dispatch that came to the rescue. a lot to talk about. i'm tracking in the fog. the hazy skies and patchy drizzle. also watching the smoke and it was just a get together with friends. no big deal. everybody felt fine. but now im super sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. new this morning, tourists are back in wuhan, china. the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. not my preferred vacation destination, but the government is trying to lure travelers back offering free and retrieved some attractions in an attempt to revive the tourism industry. there have been no new local transmissions of the virus reported since may 18th.>> i feel responsible to help people. flock that is dr. peter chai. he created the susie steimle with mask 35 years ago and when the pandemic had he said he cannot sit on the sidelines and came out of retirement to try to help in the fight against the virus. he set up it makes it left lab in his tennessee home and has been testing weather heat can sterilize the math. dr. chai said while he is working to find ways to make the masks reusable comedy best solution is to quickly increase mask production. bay area firefighters need all of the help they can get these days. >> one local barbecue joint is making sure they get a hot meal. flock all right. here we go. >> san francisco big jim's barbecue partnered up with the gary sinise foundation to make hundreds of meals for hungry fire crews. the foundation has given out thousands of meals to first responders across the nation. gianna is watching traffic across the bay area. how is it looking? it is not bad. it is friday lights. that is good news if you are hitting the roadways early. you should be good to go, especially at the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is moving at the met limit with no major delays at east bay or heading into the city. there are a few brake lights working off of skyway into san francisco, but pretty light overall srs traffic. one thing to keep in mind if you are getting out over the holiday weekend, there will be changes to public transit on monday because of the labor day holiday. no ace rail service. the sfa theory will not be operating. caltrain will be on a holiday sunday schedule. bart will be on a sunday schedule as well and speaking of bar to, there are traffic closures happening. i will get to that. right now i want to see brake lights westbound 37. a bit crowded working past mayer island. once you are past that point, the rest of the commute from vallejo into novato is looking okay with no delays along 101. speaking of the closures this weekend, the track closures between the bay here. southward station due to track maintenance. expect delays. taking a look at traffic elsewhere, a heads up getting out of town early this morning. southmont 505 the connector two east 80 is shut down from an earlier crash. it looks like traffic is okay on the upper eastshore freeway commute. that is a look at the morning drive. it will be warm this week. that is right. we have the smoke and did extreme heat for the holiday weekend. we are tracking it all for you. here's what you can expect with the current air quality. looking good to moderate for many spots but still unhealthy proportions of the north bay into san francisco. i will show you this in a moment. you see the yellow dots indicating warm air quality for the peninsula and south bay from redwood city to san jose. for the east bay tri-valley moderate air-quality. also through concord, walnut creek as well as over oakland and san leandro this morning. you can see the red dots indicating unhealthy air for portions of the san francisco area, up through sausalito and larkspur in the north bay. better air quality through novato and petaluma. because of this unhealthy air we have a spare the air alert remaining in effect. we are going to record 18 days in a row with our spare the air alert. and consecutive days for the bay area. the record 14 setback in 2018. this is historic with the spare the air alert continuing saturday and likely beyond as well. here is a look at temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. we start off the day with foggy conditions. a the and patchy drizzle and spots along the coast and around the bay. the strong ridge of high pressure in place, the smoke trapped and heat building, especially for the weekend. we have eat advisories, and excessive heat warning thin effect saturday through labor day due to this dangerous heat. we are looking at near record, to record-breaking highs on saturday, sunday, as well as for monday, for labor day. let's show you what you can expect for labor day. we will see triple digit heat inland. we are looking at the 80s around the bay and the 70s for the coast on monday. in the meantime, this afternoon, near normal daytime highs. looking at anyone in san jose. 80 for santa clara. 84 morgan hill for the east bay. the upper 80s and close to 90 for concord and pleasant hill. the mid to upper 80s for the tri-valley. around the bay, 67 in san scfor the nobay upto the low d monday you can see th extremely hot temperatures as we look ahead to the weekend. back to you. coming up, a little something for everyone. we will what you can watch, eat, sit back and reminisce on. let's take a live look outside before we head into the break. it is 6:19 and a gorgeous 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daytime essays: 22. new from delicious eats to a documentary on a beloved bay area actor. there is a little something for everyone and this weekend liam list. let's get over to kcbs radio . >> reporter: let's talk movies and a film about a much loved and missed san franciscan.>> the human brain is an extraordinary three and half pound ground. the moment you can understand it, it comes up with something else. >> reporter: robin's wish, new documentary about the last weeks of robin williams alike. it is a personal look through the eyes of his widow, susan schneider and those closest to robin. the funnymen who made the world laugh cannot come in the end, find his own joy. the film examines what really happened. it is available now. it is a moving film. on video and demand on most platforms. our beloved robin williams, gone but not ever forgotten. >> reporter: from that talk from fujifilm comment letter had to cinematheque dry creek kitchen. the fires appear to be in the rearview mirror. this is the place to be this weekend for weekend labor day brunch saturday and sunday. shift charlie palmer and chef scotty are at the grill all weekend. it will be an affair and pretty fun for the whole family. an account brunch. you do not want to miss it this weekend in hillsboro. >> reporter: next let's talk a burning man. where did all of the burners ago. like all of the big festivals and events, burning man has gone viral this year and you can be part of the fun. enjoy our classes, experiences a, and formers burners and share their stories, photograph. the annual pilgrimage to the desert black rock was put on hold for the first time since being founded in 1986. the good news is, for anyone looking for an rv, to get out of town this weekend, i have a feeling that you may have been able to find one because the burners did not take them this year. have an awesome weekend, whatever you are doing. remember the air-quality. check it and check to see what parks and beaches are open before you head out. all of the info you need to know on kpix.com . have a fantastic labor day weekend. >> you the same and be safe. thank you. coming up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the a's in getting back on the field after a player test positive. weather team gm said he is not concerned for the rest of the athletes. im kiet do. we 11 basilica. we have a list lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? u kn readi.rnatfiber r $49.99a a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, know before you go if you are going to be to the heat. taking a live look in the beach of the basilica. take a look at the cities taking approaches to beecher city. like there should be no mistake. there should be a significant amount of transmission of the community. it's like the statement use restrictions in one bay area county. why health officials will not allow it. a suspect in the deadly shooting killed by a protester killed by law enforcement we are learning about his final moments. all eyes on wall street. we will bring you the stock market life. thank you for joining us. i am anne makovec. it's like i am len kiese. we are glad to have you with us. i hot and talking and untapped but a combination. looking at it the heat is a look they smoke. checking that for you, but we are looking at the air-quality. unhealthy air for portions of the north bay into san francisco, and parts of the east bay. if you are in the area, likely smelling the smoke and hazy skies, as well as foggy conditions. everywhere else looking at moderate to good air quality. the spare the air alert in effect making the record 18 days in a row. the daytime highs near normal for this time of year. the operators conquered. low 80s san jose. en we ve the y advindive he warn a few minutes. to last a couple of weeks have been busy on the roadways. today is a nice break from what we have seen. friday light and since it is a holiday weekend a lot of folks are taking the friday off. if you are headed to work you have a wide open freeway. and i look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. just a few brake lights coming off the skyway nothing major we are seeing nice speed and travel times the nimitz freeway in both directions. the roadway north of the camera is clear. all lanes are open. no delays on the both directions through marin county looking pretty quiet. it is a little foggy through there. coming up i take a look at the traffic and the ultimate path. the stock market just opened life into the big board. the dow is up almost 150 points. in the meantime the august jobs report released an hour ago. the economy grew by 1.4 million jobs last month. that was in line with expectations that the nations and implement rate to 8.4% that was better than expected >> reporter: im kiet do. the city is getting ready to shut down the beaches this holiday begin to limit the spread of the trinity. however, there will be more beaches open in the bay area than there will be close. let's begin a pacifica where the beaches will be closed from sunrise to sunset starting saturday morning and ending on monday night. there are lessons learned from previous holiday weekends where they saw record attendance and pacifica starting to see record crouser during the weekdays as well. 30 miles to the south and the beaches will be open. the city council to cited during with a different jurisdictions each having a say. people ignore the closures. parking the neighborhoods and walk down. like i'm scared for the record. i am scared and nervous. the citizens that have only written me and half moon bay. how could you let this happen.>> nobody wants to stay at the home anymore.>> it is so important that we remember that in those of families and friendly gatherings that occur, that is where we are seeing into the contact tracing where the spread happens. we run into problems. >> reporter: here is a list of what will be closed in the bay area. nuevo state park gaza creek. fitzgerald marine meserve, to discrete, to mollis baystate parker port reyes national seashore, i love santa cruz county. finally here, pacifica will be closed this weekend as well. we are live and pacifica, kiet do , kpix 5. santa clara county may be on the verge of getting the green light to reopen more of the economy. this morning, county leaders are saying, not so fast. santa clara county moved from the purple to the red tear two weeks ago, which means, as soon as next tuesday, they state could allow the county to reopen indoor personal care services. restaurants and churches. movie theaters, gems, and fitness studios as well as schools could open but everything would come with modifications.>> as a teacher, it is a frightening. i have a child with down syndrome. to give it to my son, i do not know if he would survive. like there should be no mistake. we have a significant amount of covid-19 transmission in our community. like even with the state okay, county leaders say they will stick with their restrictions and keep those places osed >>the a'are back on the diamond but it comes with a bit of bad news. it has been five days since the teams last game in houston because of a covid-19 positive test results. this morning, we are learning it was a player on the team. pitcher daniel mended tested positive for covid-19 last weekend. this is when the team was in houston. he last pitched on august 18th. this morning he remains a systematic and in isolation in houston. the a's at gm made it clear that he did nothing wrong. >> there was no breaking of protocols and that is what is so scary about the virus. that we do not know where he got it. i spoke with him the day after. i texted with him since. he continues to be a systematic and feel-good. >> there have not been any additional positive test within the traveling party. tonight is the a's will host the potteries at the coliseum. new video i love alameda join a group of suspected thieves and action. you can see a woman and two men snatching products from a store shelf and shoving as much as they can into their backs. here's a closer look at the suspects without facemasks. if you recognize him, police wanted to hear from you. the city of alejo has reportedly reached a settlement with the family of a black man fatally shot by police who was initially pulled over for not having a light on his bicycle. this is by the camera footage from february 2018, right before officer ryan mcmahon shot and killed ron l foster. the shooting outraged many, but the da said mcmahon was justified in using deadly force. according to the mercury news comedy city settled for $5.7 million. a year after foster was shot, officer mcmahon was involved in another fatal shooting. willie mccoy in a taco bell drive-through. last month we learned the police chief recommended that mcmahon be fired. >> reporter: protesanssn policen owcallinr juice demanding and sfpd funding cut. police say there were no arrests but there was property damage and graffiti. law enforcement agents in portland have shot and killed an anti-fit supporter. the man was a suspect in the fatal shooting of a far right activist in a pro trumpet caravan. investigators say michael ryan out was killed as police tried to arrest him 100 miles north of portland and lacey washington. officers opened fire after he exited an apartment and got into a car. >> there was a confrontation between the officers on scene. the subject was armed and the subject fled from the vehicle. at which time there was additional shots fired. speaking of at two vice news, michael reinoehl admitted to the killing and insisted that he did on self- defense. >> i could have sat there and watch them kill a friend of mine of color but i was not going to do that. had i not acted, i am confident that my friendanre i would have killed.>> michael reinoehl described himself as 100% anti- fascist. he had been a regular presence at antiracism demonstrations which have been ongoing since the death of george floyd in may. president trump is pushing back against a magazine article that claims he made disparaging remarks about u.s. soldiers killed in action. the story in the atlantic says in 2018 the president canceled a visit to an american war cemetery in france because he feared that his hair would become disheveled in the rain. he says that he also referred to dead soldiers or the article says he also referred to dead shoulder soldiers as losers and suckers for president trump and says it is not true.>> i would be willing to swear on anything that i never said that about our fallen heroes. there is nobody that respects them more. >> the trumpet campaign says it was the secret service that canceled the cemetery to visit because of bad weather. marble this morning house speaker nancy pelosi's low out at a san francisco salon. protesters gathered outside of her home. some wearing hair curlers and hanging blow dryers on a tree. all this after video was released of pelosi getting her hair done inside of a salon which right now is not allowed.>> it is just another example of how politicians make rolls and expect us to follow the rules, but they do not have to follow them.>> she got caught and played the victim card. this is unacceptable. our politicians and leaders should lead. >> the protesters believe pelosi through the salon owner under the bus by claiming she was set up. in the meantime, the house speaker said she is not apologizing. a college town looking more like a ghost town. the business is struggling to stay afloat. the stock market opened up about 10 minutes ago and the dow has been up all morning. taking a live look at the big board. this is fairly positive job news. a reminder, kpix 5 has a brand-new app. it is easy 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and the kpix newscast. search for kpix and download give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. it is time for a look at what is coming up later on cbs. anthony mason joining us live from new york. good morning, anthony. >> reporter: good morning and happy friday. coming up, law enforcement shoes and kills a suspect in the death of a right-wing protester in portland, oregon. we are in portland with the latest as the city nears 100 straight nights of demonstrations. >> reporter: also as the school year begins, there are growing concerns the pandemic is effecting students mental health. we will share some warning signs and questions that parents should ask their kids. >> reporter: gail talks to alice marie johnson come a hardened by the president after serving nearly 22 years in prison for a first-time nonviolent crime. here how she is now dedicating her life to criminal justice reform. she is an amazing lady. all of that is coming up when we see you at 7 :00. new this morning, a union pension fund plans are to put $1 billion into the much needed housing construction in the bay area. it is geared towards increasing supply and providing construction jobs at the same time. according to the chronicle, the housing investment trust hopes to finance more than 4000 residential units by 2025. the organizations that this will result in 4000 union construction jobs the, and the 12,000 jobs in total. the berkeley college town is feeling more like a ghost town this morning. many businesses are struggling to stay afloat without students in the area. the financial challenges brought on by the pandemic had been bad, but nobody prepared for this. it's like this is my 36th year. i've not seen anything like this. this is a disaster. they bring life to campus. without them there is no life here. but there have been a couple of places, 2 to 3 on this block alone that have had to close their doors. >> cal has plans for limited in- person learning once conditions allow for it, but at this point there is no timetable for when that might actually happen. some hope for those who lost their jobs because of the pandemic. a drive-through job fair in modesto, in the central valley, is deserving of job applications instead of fast food. for many, the distant dream of landing a job while staying socially distance has taken a positive turn. like what we are trying to do is make it as easy as possible for them and still stay compliant with the covid-19 rules. >> the hot jobs on the menu are in thfoodindustry along with manufacturing. taking a live look at sfo at 6:46. the holiday weekend will be a little more busy than you might expect given the pandemic. millions of americans who have been cooped up for month are expected to finally start traveling. like the most popular destination is a florida. this is according to the san francisco bay travel site, trip it. 12% of labor day flights are headed to the sunshine state. up from 4% last year. florida is a hotspot for covid- 19 , with the third-highest case count in the country. new this morning and just in time for a road trip, ga prices this labor day are set to be the lowest since 2004. according to gas buddy, they are predicting a national average price of $2.19 per gallon. it sounds great with the california average at rings the last in state averages at $3.23. it is a 6:47. gianna. a little less crowded on the roads as we look towards the holiday weekend. that is pretty typical on a friday before a three-day weekend. we are seeing less cars, which is great if you go go are going to work. i am seeing a few brake lights along the driver westmont 37 out of the east bay into marin county. we have a few slow and go collisions with a 28 minute drive time working your way from vallejo over into nevada. once you are on 101 you are free-flowing and a smooth sailing with no delays. southmont all the way to the golden gate bridge, traffic is pretty light with a nice ride heading into san francisco. we have a bit of crowding. a few brake lights westbound 580 heading into the altamont pass. nothing like a normal work week a day. it is certainly friday night coming out of tracy onto the 580 connector. the travel times have been in the green. 25 minutes, 25 two 680. eastshore freeway clear as a far as highway 104. on there is a snack near matilda but not blocking later it the baber toll plaza metering lights off along the upper get back heading into san francisco. just a heads up, because of the holiday weekend come other changes to public transit on monday. no rr t operated. caltrain is barred and a lot of transit agencies will be on a sunday or holiday schedule. just a heads up, if you are using bar to, the bart weekend track closures are ineffective friday through monday between the base fare and a south hayward stations. buses will be available, but you can expected delays. plan for that. we are ready with the holiday weekend. here is mary with a look at the forecast. i want to show you this beautiful view of the time- lapse of our sunrise. this is above the fog. you can see the beautiful pink colors in the sky, and the fog as well. it is something to uplift you. something more positive to the about this morning, because we are in it for sure. we have to talk about the smoke. we have to talk about the heat. take in this view in the meantime. let's check out our air quality. we are looking at some of the worst spots for part of the north bay, into san francisco with the unhealthy air. for the rest of the bay area, looking at moderate air qualities. let's zoom in. you can see for the peninsula to the south bay, moderate air for redwood city, for san jose, the tri-valley and the east bay. looking at moderate air pleasanton, union city and for concord and walnut creek. looking at moderate air quality for oakland come about unhealthy air. you can see the red dots in san francisco indicating the unhealthy air through the north bay. larkspur as well as sausalito this morning. because of this unhealthy air, we have a spare the air alert to remain in effect today, extending into tomorrow, and likely beyond that. we are going a record 18 days in a row with the spare the air alert. the longest stretch of alerts in the bay area. the previous record, 14 days in a row in 2018 back in the camp fire. you can see down to the surface, it is the foggy start catching drizzle as well. the great start to the day for many spots, concord is starting off with clear skies at the 59 with the seven in oakland and livermore. 56 and seven cisco. upper 50s in san jose into the mid-50s for santa rosa. the strong ridge of high pressure in place with the heat building and the smoke trapped at the surface. as we look into the weekend the temperatures will climb. it ready for this dangerous heat expected. the heat advisory is in effect on the coast and around the bay. excessive heat warning for the rest of the bay area from saturday through labor day, do to this extreme heat. for labor day, the triple digit heat is expected in length. it is around the bay, into the 90s, especially for the east bay for the holiday weekend. for the coast, in the 70s. for today, near normal daytime highs, looking at anyone in san jose. 80 for santa clara. 81 for campbell and cupertino. for the east bay comedy upper 80s around 90 degrees for coord,nd easant hill. 67 in san francisco. 71 in oakland. for the north bay upper 70s to the low to mid 80s. here is the extended forecast. with the heat, saturday, sunday, and for labor day. the hottest days out of the extended forecast. back to you. relief for some business owners in the east bay. the shops officially opening up for indoor operation. that is next on kpix 5 and 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( closed. let's begin in pacifica. it will be closed from sunrise to sunset, starting saturday morning and ending on monday night. they are applying lessons they learned from previous holiday weekends, where they saw a record crowd. pacifica says they are starting to see record crowds during the weekday as well. from here we go to 30 miles to the south in half moon bay. the beaches will be open. the city council decided during a long meeting on wednesday night that with the eight different jurisdictions to deal with, each had their own say. it was too hard. people just ignored the closures and parked in the neighborhoods, and caused headaches for the neighbors and walked down to the beaches. here's a list of what is closed in the bay area. on yoda weibel state park. as rose creek. fitzgerald marine reserve. to me this creek. to melissa bates state park, portray us national seashore. and all of santa cruz county. do not forget that pacifica will be closed as well. in the pacific outcome of the hiking trails and the peer will be opened. we are live in pacifica, kiet do, kpix 5. it is time for a look at this mornings other top stories in this coming heatwave. it may disrupt the bay area power supply. >> state officials are warning that rolling blackouts might become necessary. if flex alert is in effect tomorrow. the shutoffs are possible from saturday through monday between 3 :00 and 9:00 pm. in just over an hour salon the barbershops can open the doors and alameda county. outdoor dance classes will be added to the list of permitted fitness activities. in santa clara county, leaders are putting the brakes on reopening, even though the county moved from the purple to the resident here. officials say they will keep indoor personal care services, restaurants, and the church is closed. law enforcement in portland who shot and killed an anti- antifa support as they tried to arrest him 100 miles north of portland and lacey come out washington. a suspect in the fatal shooting of a far right activist and a proton caravan. a final check of the big board as of friday morning. the dow has been up all morning long. it still is at about 29 point to 8.4%.mplemt sitcher tested positive for coronavirus. daniel megan remains eighth of the medical tonight will be the first for the a's since last saturday. staff as we take a look at the roadways. it is friday light for the most part. if you break lights was 37. mayor mark allen looking a lot better the rest of the way into renn county toward sears point. the golden gate bridge a delimiter no delays across the span took a little bit foggy. keep that in mind if you are traveling along 101. no metering lights at the bay bridge. yo commute into the altamont pass is sluggish just past the north of flint. other than that, no delays on 680. the travel times are for the most part in itisfostart with ong the co air for portions of the north bay into san francisco. we have a spare the air alert in effect. a record 18 days in a row with the spare the air alert. that continues saturday and beyond that. no normal daytime highs today, but that the heat is on for the weekend. heat advisory and excessive heat warning will be in effect saturday through labor day, due to this dangerous heat. there we go with the extended forecast saturday, sunday, and for labor day. the hottest days out of the extended forecast. stay safe. back to you. thank you. real talk. the holiday weekends do not have the same luster they used it to, but we will make it a good one.>> yes. for sure. and before we go, i want to give a happy birthday shout out to my dad, dave mack affect. is elevating in river falls, wisconsin. i wish we could take him on a virtual trip to pacifica as we good morning to you, our viewers in the west. it's friday, september 4th, 2020. i'll gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight. a suspect wanted for the killing of a right wing activist in portland is shot dead by officers during an attempted arrest. what we're learning about the deadly encounter and the latest on the unrest in portland. >> outrage in rochester. demonstrators and police clash amid rising anger over the death of daniel prude. following his arrest. why some say suspending the officers involved is not enough. troop controversy. president trump strongl denies a report he called americans who died in war losers and suckers. how the white house says it's an attempt to

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