above 100 degrees. take a look at some of the highs from this afternoon. brentwood 106. vacaville 105. walnut creek 103, and gilroy 1502 -- 102 degrees. obviously very hot temperatures for the inland neighborhoods once again for today. this is a second day in -- this is the second day in a row. first we'll show you the cool down expected from today in comparison to tomorrow. if you're not a fan of the heat we have good news for you for your monday forecast. take a look at some more highs from this afternoon. 108 degrees in santa rosa. by the way very dry there. relative humidity down to 4%. so single digits, widespread triple digit heat out towards concord, antioch, and livermore. san jose, 97. san francisco not nearly as warm in the upper 70s. now the heat advisory is still in place for a few more hours until 9:00. all the areas shaded in red especially towards the inner east bay and the north bay and the santa cruz mountains. the high fire danger. the red flag warning is still in place until 9:00 this evening. we talked about dry conditions around 5% to 10% and a bit of a breeze in the hills as well with the winds around some gusts up around 15 to 25 miles an hour. as i mentioned some cooling headed our way for your monday forecast. we will talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, thank you, mark. we do want to talk about that red flag warning danger that it will continue into the evening with some gusty winds. >> ktvu leigh martinez joins us from the east bay after spending the day with some firefighters. leigh? >> reporter: well the fire crews say we have had about five red flag warnings in the east bay hills since the start of the fire season, which is still fairly young. it's only about two months into it now. but they say right now is when it is really starting to get hot and it's becoming like the peak of the danger season. so when these red flag warnings come out, it really puts a lot of pressure on fire crews. access is everything. when it comes to preventing fires. and saving lives. oakland firefighters took out the gator sunday morning to first rescue an injured runner on the hills. but it's also useful in scouting potential fire dangers. >> what we're driving on is one of our fire trailers. it's a carved out trail that we can take a vehicle like this or the type three engine that we're showing you on the 17. this is very much how we would get into a fire in a remote area like this. >> reporter: especially on a day like today with a red flag warning in the east bay hills. it's important for firefighters to know where all the access trails are. >> there is a whole other world back here that has to be with the regional parks and trails. >> reporter: the red flag warnings would force fires to cancel weekend trainings. and instead put morefirefighters out on neighborhood patrol. they notice the wet winter weather get a late growth spurt. >> they would cut it down. >> reporter: caltrans cut this grass in early june and here it is today. >> so we are actually getting into the most dangerous part of the fire season here. this is probably slated to be cut again in early august. >> reporter: it's dry and can fuel those fires to light up the whole hillside. the top two things you shouldn't do during a red flag warning. >> flicking the cigarette is a big one. i would say that's our number one. right behind that are people operating mowing equipment or machinery equipment and dry brush. this isn't a good day to mow your hillside. >> reporter: don't get complacent. hills that have never burned before are the most dangerous to spread fires. back in 2015 a vote would have put money in the budget for those grass eating goats that they used to have out here. but they said the goats did an excellent job of making sure these tall weeds were cut down throughout the fire season. they don't have them this year. >> all right, leigh martinez in the oakland hills. people hopefully will be careful. especially during the hot weather, thank you. city officials have opened almost a dozen community centers around the city today as cooling centers opened one at 10:00 this afternoon and the others are set to close at 10:00 tonight. special activities are planned at each community center and we've posted a list right now on our website at ktvu.com. an infant that was kidnapped in san francisco is safe this evening after police rescued the baby from the suspect on a muni bus. the woman snatched the six- month-old girl from the father's car at a park on sherman street around 9:00 this morning. >> that's in the bayview neighborhood. the mother was on her way to meet them. witnesses told police the kidnapper got on the muni bus with the child and the driver reported seeing them near bay shore and arlida. officers were able to capture the suspect and reunite the infant with her parents. nobody was hurt, but the baby was taken to the hospital to be checked out as a precaution. firefighters were busy last night battling a three-alarm fire. the fire started in a home on north street in bay point just after 10:30 last night. flames spread to the house next door taking almost an hour to put out the fire at both homes. there are no reports of injuries, but at least two dogs died. the cause of the fire is under investigation. nine people went to hospitals after a car crash involving a wrong-way driver in eastern contra costa county last night. it happened in brentwood near the sand creek road onramp to highway 4. a car reported stolen slammed into a minivan carrying seven people including two young children. that crash happened shortly after 8:00 last night and shut down highway 4 for nearly two hours. >> we have multiple trauma victims that went to trauma centers to the helicopter and multiple patients by ground. >> there were two people in the car driving the wrong way. one managed to get out on his own and the other had to be pulled out by fire crews. it was taken by helicopter to the medical center. officials say seven people were also hurt. the most serious injury was a broken leg. the youngest child was air lifted to ucsf children's hospital in oakland as a precaution because of the baby's age. and now to oakland where a 45-year-old man is in grave condition tonight after being severely beaten. the attack happened just after midnight on grand avenue across from the veterans memorial building. police say a person driving by saw the victim being viciously attacked. when they honked the horn the attacker ran away. the victim was taken to the hospital and since placed on life support. police say they don't have a motive for the attack and they're trying to figure fat the suspect and the victim knew each other. the coast guard rescued three people last night including a child who was stranded in the bay. two adults and a child were pulled from the waters after their boat capsized near east palo alto. the helicopter crew swam out for the rescue. all three boaters were wearing life jackets. they were taken to stanford hospital for evaluation. we are getting our firsthand look at a plane that crashed in sonoma county. sheriff deputies were called to the crash site yesterday afternoon. a small plane crashed into a vineyard near state highway 12 south of the community of kenwood. the pilot walked away from the crash and was not hurt. an investigation is now underway to find out why that plane went down. coming up the president goes on another tweet storm defending his son against russian collusion allegations as his approval rating reaches a record low for a first-term president. and it's been a san francisco tradition for more than three decades. coming up why this aids walk took on a different tone. you know what i could go for right now? hmmm some sweet barbeque. ...or spicy! crave van! here, try my new barbeque bacon cheeseburger and chicken sandwich with your choice of sweet or spicy barbeque sauce. you crave it, we serve it. crave van! things are heating 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flash floods. an unidentified american has been sentenced to 10 years in an iranian jail. iran's judiciary says only they sentenced the american for allegedly infiltrating the country. the convicted american's identity has not been released, but the spokesman said the person was a dual national holding the american citizenship and that of another country. president trump's approval rating has now dropped to the lowest level in 70 years for any president with just six months in office. they show just 36% of the americans approve of the job he's doing. 58% disapprove. 36% said russia tried to influence his campaign. some don't trust him to negotiate with world leaders and half prefer obamacare to the republican plan. just 24% like the gop version. meanwhile the president slammed the media defending his son, this comes regarding the younger trump's meeting with the russian lawyer. reporter kevin quirk has more. >> reporter: president trump taking to twitter first thing sunday morning. this time turning his sights on the media. the president tweeting, "with all their unnamed sources and highly slanted and even fraudulent reporting, they're distorting democracy in our country." he also says they can illegally get the questions to the debate and to delete 33,000 e-mails. my son don is being scorned by the fake news media? these tweets are coming in the wake of the controversy surrounding the now infamous meeting last summer between the president's son and a russian lawyer. that meeting was also intended by jared kushner and paul manafort as well as several others including a person's view referring to them as a russian counterintelligence operative. last week he released the e- mail chain leading up to the meeting. >> this is the first time that the public has seen in black and white on the e-mail threat. it's clear evidence that the russians, particularly a russian government effort to try to undermine clinton. >> reporter: the white house announced the tradition of the former federal prosecutor todd cobb to manage the russian response. but so far the controversy has not reached the president himself. >> nothing has changed since james comey told the president he would not be under investigation on three different o -- different investigations going on the president of the united states. >> reporter: the president is expected to spend much of sunday relaxing and taking in the final rounds of the u.s. women's golf championships. before making his way back to the white house late sunday night. traveling with the president in new jersey, i'm kevin quirk, fox news. two senators continue their opposition to the gop health care plan along with 48 democrats. senator susan colins and rand paul spoke out on their talk shows today. >> reporter: the insurance companies love this guy. they get all the healthy people and they could take on the enormous properties. if you get sick you leave employment. you don't have insurance and then they will drop you. >> this bill would make sweeping cuts in the medicaid program, which has been a safety net program on the books for more than 50 years. >> without their votes republicans need the vote of senator john mccain to move the health care plan forward, but he's home in arizona recovering from surgery. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced the vote would be postponed until mccain returns. healthcare was on the minds of those taking part in the san francisco aids walk today. more than 7,000 people walked to golden gate park. the fundraising event has been going on for 31 years raising more than $2 million for hiv aids non-profit groups. as allie rasmus explains this year's event struck an urgent political tone. >> reporter: tears and applauds as more than 7,000 people took their first steps on the san francisco aids walk in golden gate park. behind the festivities and smiling faces, concerns about the future of health care loomed. >> i'm a person living with more than 25 years. if they take away my health care i would have two years to this if i'm lucky. >> kelly says medicare helps pay for his $2,000 a month medications. and event organizers say the republican health care bill in the senate has created a new sense of urgency. >> the reality is we'll strip away health care from millions of people. many of those people are people who are living with hiv, who needs support. >> reporter: speakers rallied the crowd with a push towards their political act -- activism. >> we must show you the clear and presence to rest. >> there is something in the air that it will be time to rise up again. it is time to fight for people who will deserve it and they need our help. >> reporter: organizers will set up this sign making for people taking part to make their own signs. those signs specifically referencing pre-existing conditions in the health care debate. >> it's been five years, but i still can't get health care on my own. >> reporter: melanie is in remission with stage iii bone cancer. this is her first time in the aids walk. >> this event spoke news to me just because there's so many people with different pre- existing conditions. cancer, diabetes. >> reporter: she says at an event like this everyone is walking the same path to fight for and maintain their access to care. in san francisco allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. legendary actor martin ladgow died after a short time in a hospital. he died yesterday from unexpected complications at ronald reagan ucla medical center. he got his big break on mission impossible in the 1960s. his music critics include north by northwest and ed wood for which he won an oscar. at one point he turned down the role of mr. stock on star trek. he was 89 years old. an uber driver in los angeles picked up a fare he'll likely never forget. he picked up a pregnant woman and her husband. the woman was in labor and needed to get to the hospital, but just minutes into the ride the woman's hospital broke and the woman had the baby in the backseat of the car before they could call 911. >> it's a simple drive, but i turned into a paramedic driver, an emergency thing. i only got through two street lights before the infant came out. we got a couple blocks down and that's when she started feeling pains and started screaming at the top of her lungs and just saying call 911. >> raymond says the paramedics eventually arrived and took the couple and their newborn to the hospital. authorities say both mother and baby are in good condition. that is a story that little child is going to have fun telling. i was born in the backseat of an uber car. my middle name is uber. [ laughter ] let's check in now with mark. man, it is hot out there, isn't it? >> yes, typically we would be around 98, 99, 100 degrees. when you start talking 108, we're kind of getting in the upper region of extreme heat here in the bay area. so heat advisory still in place out there. a few records to report as well. we'll take a look at the few sampling here with san rafael tieing a record. 97 degrees. oakland airport 87. mountainview really zoomed up there in the upper 90s. san jose 97 degrees breaking an old record of 9 6 set way back on this day in 1925. we'll revisit the highs once again. santa rosa 108. concord 95. morgan hill in the upper 90s. thankfully the sea breeze capped the temperatures near the coast and portions of the bay, so we're not talking about extreme heat for places like san francisco or oakland or hayward. the fire danger is still thereupon with a red flag warning. the heat advisory still in place through the remainder of your sunday. we still have very dry conditions out there. on the satellite some high clouds streaming out of the state heading out to the east. not much in the way of fog right now. in fact we have clear to partly cloudy skies out there. we will check in on some of the current in your opinions for the 6:00 hour. it is still 105 degrees at the sonoma county airport. close to 100 in fact towards fairfield. san jose 92 and san francisco actually very pleasant 67 degrees. wind speeds are seeing more of an onshore breeze out there. this is a good sign when they need to cool things off a bit for your monday forecast with sfo. you see a pretty good breeze here gusting to 30 miles an hour. here is a live camera look towards the bay and a bit of some chop on the bay waters as well as we head into your sunday evening. we'll be talking about the cool down from today to tomorrow in santa rosa. we are thinking mid-90s instead of 108. san francisco down to 70. livermore down to 96 in san jose and in the upper 80s. so the cooling begins for your monday forecast. that's an area of high pressure and a strong high pressure begins to weaken and back off. then we'll have some more cooling reenforced as we head towards tuesday and possibly into wednesday as they move over the west. it's been a weekend of extreme heat. thankfully we are trending in the right direction over the next few days. i wish i could show you some fog here. maybe a few patches tomorrow morning near the coast. but once again we are showing you some 90s at your warmest locations. the hottest locations for your bay area on your monday afternoon. there's the 95 in santa rosa. fairfield 94. right around the bay we're thinking some 70s, close to 80 degrees. head inland mid to upper 90s. still hot there. san jose in the upper 80s and san francisco 70 degrees. the beaches mainly in the 60s. here is a look ahead to your five-day forecast. a little cooler into your tuesday. then it looks like a nice stable quiet weather pattern that will take us over the weekend. we could have a minor bump in the numbers by saturday. >> it was extreme today. triple digits. >> we are feeling it. thank you, mark. millions of americans could be in for a celestial light show tonight. the northern lights are expected to peak this evening thanks to a giant sun spot. the sun spot ejects energy generating a geomagnetic storm. many people have a great shot of seeing the aurora tonight. people in northeastern oregon, washington, montana, and the dakotas might also be able to see the lights. i guess we're left out of the show. >> yeah, we are. >> but it would be cool. major league baseball's trade deadline is fast approaching. >> the a's have made a move dealing with one of their fans favorites. joe fonzi up next with sports. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. at ikea, we believe your perfect student deserves the perfect room for the perfect price. and... who's there? hey. a boy? oh, on the bed? you never told your dad and i about any... wait, what's going on now? move the flag. disney is unveiling plans for a luxury star wars-inspired resort in florida. the company released a few pictures called galaxy edges. the plan is to build an entire resort meant to feel like it is in the galaxy far, far away. that includes a hotel room or a hotel room designed to look like a spaceship. so far they have not released an opening date for that resort. >> all right, joe fonzi is here. we will talk about something else that is far, far away and any chance of getting into the playoffs. >> at least until 2018, but the as are doing what they normally do. if you're a long-time follower you have to know it's coming out of contention in the american league west. it's not when, but if the fire sale will begin. the only weakness for the washington nationals have shown this year is in their bullpen and that has now strengthened. it's a deal that will get them the 30-year-old who was seen with the as this year. retiring the last 23 straight left-handed hitters he had faced. the nationals will also get the 36-year-old right hander ryan madson who comes with an 3.0 f earned run average. along with doolittle he should help the team. the a's get the right-handed pitcher blake treinen in exchange with a minor league infielder. marshawn lynch with first pitch honors today on the weekend where the as looked like anything, but a last place team. they loaded the bases up off of cleveland bower. ryan healy came through with a two-clutch single. jacob budman with a two-run single in the inning, and bauer was gone after just a third. jed lowrie goes down to send it over the fence. home run number ten for lowrie. he's one of those players coming up in trade talks. the a's may be in last place, but they come off a division winning indians. the giants were in trouble today right away. former giants hector sanchez goes deep in consecutive at bats. he had three home runs against the giants this year. just eight hits all season. five of them have been homers. san diego leading 4-1 in the 3rd. then the three-run bomb struck again. this time it's cory spangenburg. they go down 7-1. they're now six games behind the padres in the nl west. and also roger federer won today's eighth wimbledon title, 19th grand slam event. that's really something. >> good for him. >> all right, thank you, joe. >> thanks, joe. welcoming up tonight on the 10:00 news tragedy on the waters. >> we'll have the details on the search happening in the south bay after a father goes under water trying to save his son who is struggling. we'll have the latest on the efforts to recover a body there and find out more about what happened. thanks for making ktvu your source for news. >> you can always find us online on ktvu.com as well as facebook, twitter, and our app. ("raiders march" playing on tv) so what'd you think? it was good. that's it? "good"? i enjoyed it. when you told me i was going to be "losing my virginity," i didn't think you meant showing me raiders of the lost ark for the first time. my apologies. i chose my words poorly. i should have said you were about to have your world rocked on my couch. anyway, thank you for watching it. it's one of my all-time favorites. it was very entertaining... despite the glaring story problem. story problem?! (laughing): you-- oh, amy... what a dewy-eyed moon-calf you are. raiders of the lost ark is the love child of steven spielberg and george lucas,