missing about 1:05 this morning. the federal aviation administration says it believes there were four people on board. reports indicate there was a pilot, a patient, a nurse, and a paramedic on board. the life flight pilot indicated due to smoke in the cockpit, he was going to return to the airport. but, contact with the plane was lost about five miles northeast. very close to where the plane was found. smoke in the cockpit is a serious danger because smoke can be highly toxic and it obliterates the pilot's ability to see the instruments which could result in a crash. the sheriff's office is coordinating the search along with the chp. this crash did create a bit of a vegetation fire which cal fire is on. and, the bottom line is of the four people, the fate of only two is known. they are dead. the other two i'm sure they are still looking for and they are inspecting the fuselage. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thanks tom. now to a developing story out of san diego where a police officer has been shot and killed and a second officer is in the hospital. >> alex savidge is here now with the update you just got from the police chief on the ongoing investigation. >> still an active situation at this hour in san diego. good afternoon. >> reporter: the chief in san diego called this a senseless murder. a veteran officer was gunned down in the line of duty last night and his fellow officer was badly injure. let me show you video that came in a short time ago. one man has been taken into custody in connection with this attack and you see the scene, police are surrounding a home in san diego. trying to capture a second man who may have also been involved in that deadly shooting that happened about 11:00 last night. a few miles south of downtown san diego. two members of the department's gang suppression unit were involved in some sort of a stop here. and almost immediately, they were both met with gunfire. both of them hit several times in the upper body. jonathan deguzman, a 16 year veteran of the course ultimately died from his injuries. >> a loving caring husband, father, talked about his family all the time. i know him. this is gut-wrenching. he came to work every single day. just wanted to make a positive difference in the lives of our community. and last night, he lost his life trying to make a positive difference and protect our community. we all took an oath to protect and serve all of our communities. and to have this happen to our police officers, we have seen this happen way too many times. just in his last few weeks across our great country. it is tragic for everyone. >> and the police chief in san diego says at this point, she doesn't know what the motive was for last night's shooting and it still remains unclear if this was a traffic stop or a car that was pulled over or maybe someone who was just stopped walking along the street. interestingly enough, we are learning the officer killed last night in san diego had a close call on the job back in 2003. de guzman was stabbed during a traffic stop. in 2003, he was given a purple heart by the city of san diego at that time and we saw what took place. one officer was killed in the shooting. the officer who survived last night shooting identified as nine year veteran wade irwin. he remains in serious condition in the hospital. >> thank you alex. in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a homicide near downtown. it happened near willow street around 10:00 last night. they found a man suffering from one gunshot wound lying on the sidewalk. police say it appears that the man who was driving a mercedes was first robbed and then when he tried to chase after the robber, that is when he was shot and killed. he was pronounced dead at the scene marking san jose's 29th homicide of the year. now to san francisco where four people are in custody after trying to break into a warehouse in the bay view. >> what investigators say the suspects were after. >> reporter: well, what started this whole thing was a simple alarm call from the owner to san francisco police and behind me is the marijuana plants. apparently the burglars were after. this is a warehouse behind me in rankin and oakdale. police are investigating what happened. there was a lot of police activity this morning. i want to show you video of officers. they use the cutters to breakthrough. about nine or ten officers stormed in just around 7:00 this morning. san francisco police say this all started earlier this morning when the owner of the warehouse saw at least one person inside through his surveillance camera system. that is when he called police. turns out there were four people inside. police were telling me the four men were trying to break into the warehouse to steal marijuana plants. police tell me that the warehouse was a relatively small operation. it is unclear if this was a legal or an illegal one. but they knew the marijuana was here and broke into the warehouse through a metal garage door and kept it pried open using a tire. overall, no shots were fired. nobody was hurt and four people taken into custody. as we take it back out here, again, you see the tire used to pry the door open. about two or three hours, a two- block radius around oakdale and rankin was closed off. but it has since cleared up. in san francisco, i'm brian flores, ktvu fox 2 news. meanwhile, police are investigating a beating that happened early yesterday morning in an ally near fifth and mission street. police say a man was allegedly urinating, knocked and kicked a man unconscious when he was confronted by a man about it. they have identified the attacker through surveillance video but have not found him. the victim is expect today recover. a man is in critical condition in the same area after being hit by a san francisco fire truck when he ran out into traffic. the san francisco fire truck had its lights and sirens on. the man was near the intersection of mission and sixth. ran across two lanes of traffic. the man was on its way to a medical emergency. the crew stayed at the scene and gave the individual medical care. police are investigating the incident. pacifica police arrested a man accused in a number of sex crimes, some involving underaged boys who were drugged and they are looking for more victims. 31-year-old joseph courtney was taken into custody. he has an extensive history of criminal sexual behavior. he used websites and smartphone apps to find his victims and used date rape drugs. any other victims are urged to call pacifica police. now to the latest on the trial of the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. a hearing for garcia-torres was scheduled for 9:00 this morning in santa clara county court but has been pushed to monday. lamar disappeared in march of 2012 on her way to school. prosecutors say there is dna evidence linking lamar to garcia-torres. we are told that cameras will not be allowed for the trial. well, with two weeks of political conventions now in the rear-view mirror, the democratic national convention just wrapped up in philadelphia. >> caroline has the latest on the race to the web house as the nominees hit the campaign trail. >> reporter: a historic end to the democratic national convention as the 2016 presidential field narrow to two major party candidates. >> it is with humility, determination, and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states! >> reporter: and with that, hillary clinton becomes the first female presidential nominee. the moment not lost on the former secretary of state. >> when any barrier falls in america, it clears the way for everyone. after all, when there are no ceilings, the sky is the limit. >> reporter: but it wasn't all pleasantries last night. clinton laying out her plan against isis and taking aim at republican rival donald trump. >> a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> reporter: the trump campaign firing bag today. >> on the one hand, she was saying there is a need for a third term. an obama third term. then she said she is going to make a change. she can't have it both ways. there is no way to establish she is the change. she is the establishment. >> reporter: hillary clinton and her running mate tim kaine are starting off on a three-day bus tour today while donald trump and his vp picks both have campaign events. in washington, caroline shivley, fox news. a trailer used to deliver fresh produce to low income families was stolen. where deputies found cigarette after a week of scorching temperatures, especially inland, many communities are excited for relief. meteorologist mark tamayo will be here with the details of the great weekend forecast. >> we continue to follow the latest on the raging wild fire in monterrey county. the latest on all the damage. >> six more michigan employees are now being charged with crimes related to the flint water crisis. all six are charged with misconduct in office, willful neglect of duty and conspiracy. flint's drinking water became contaminated after the city switched from detroit to water from the river near flint. doctors later discovered the dangerous amounts of lead in many flint residents including many children. the latest on the fire that is burning in monterrey county. it is now burning through more than 32,000 acres and is only 15% contained since it started one week ago. fire officials say it destroyed 43 homes and more than 2,000 homes are threatened. evacuation orders are still in effect. >> the fire is in probably one of the most difficult stretches of land in the state of california to fight fire in. historicallyings fires in this area give us a lot of problems. >> last night, firefighters and members of the community gathered for a moment of silence for robert reagan. the bulldozer operator who died earlier this week battling the wild fire. the 35-year-old private contractor from fresno county leaves behind a wife and two daughters. there is a go fund me account set up to help his family. it is at almost $53,000 so far. >> a lot of people donating to that. just a horrible, horrible situation. a beautiful family. in los angeles, fire crews are monitoring hot spots from the so-called spunky fire that broke out yesterday afternoon. investigators say it started as a car fire on spunky road in the lake hughes area. the fire quickly spread into nearby brush burning dozens of acres and briefly forcing the evacuation of several homes. the evacuation orders were lifted. today, crews are keeping an eye on it making sure it doesn't flare back up. the sand fire burning in santa clarita has scorched 39,000 acres. that is about 61 square miles. there is some good news though. officials say the fire is 85% contained. an estimated 20,000 people evacuated their hopes but most have been able to return. the fire started last friday. the cause still under investigation. let's take a peek outside. so many of us are sick of the extreme heat. >> today we have one more day of temperatures near 100 degrees. here is the live camera looking out to san francisco bay. you can see clear skies. but still some fog hugging a good portion of the bay area coastline. we have two different weather worlds this week. the shivering conditions coast side. temperatures over 100 degrees. things will be changing over the weekend. now, as far as spare the air, the air call, they find the fifth day in a row, we have this. a spare the air alert in the bay area. moderate levels for the santa clara valley. unhealthy for the sensitive groups. we are not extreme just yet. here we go with the fog. this is at cape mendocino and humboldt county, point conception. the bay area in between with mostly cloudy skies over the coastline right now. and the beaches only in the 50s to the lower 60s . but, inland away from that marine influence, temperatures have been warming up. recovering already. up to 90 degrees. san jose, 79. oakland, 70. san francisco, checking in 60 degrees. pleasant readings up here in the north bay for santa rosa, novato, and napa. the forecast headlines for today. coastal fog. hot inland. this weekend, a bit of a cooling trend and no major heat into early next week. temperatures will actually be a little more comfortable. this evening giants baseball at at&t park, we are expecting partly cloudy skies. definitely cool at the ballpark throughout the evening hours. temperatures back down in the upper 50s . also a bit of a breeze. here is the big h, this area of high pressure that has been in charge of the weather pattern. it is begining to lose its grip, but still inland today, near 100 degrees. but then the on shore flow will increase as this guy move ins from the north. this will be the source of cooling especially sunday. the warmest locations instead of triple digits, the warmest locations inland in the lower 90s . still another hot day. you see right around clear lake, 100 degrees. santa rosa, 86. more neighborhoods with richmond, 72. around the rim of the bay, you will see this. more 70s and more 80s head out toward bretwood. antioch. 102 degrees. still excessive heat for parts of the bay area. san jose, mid 80s . gilroy, temperatures it will be hot today. in fact, it will be the hottest day of the three-day period. temperatures approaching 96. in san francisco, 66. still patchy fog. if you are headed to the coast. bring the sweater, bring the coat. you will need it throughout the afternoon hours. a look ahead. the five day forecast and temperatures, we are shaving off a few degrees into saturday. no longer triple digits. by sunday, we are just thinking lower 90s . if you are not a fan of the heat, you will be celebrating over the five day forecast. by monday and tuesday, warmest locations right around 90 degrees. so the fog will eventually come to the rescue. >> much needed relief. >> it is coming our way. >> thanks mark. have a great weekend. >> quick reminder for bart riders about track maintenance work that starts tomorrow morning. bart will not run rains between the daly city and park stations. and there will be free bus shuttles. the crews will be working to install equipment to reduce the noise when trains go over the tracks. this is just the first of seven weekends that the track will be shut down through mid october. passengers headed to sfo and millbrae should add an extra hour. >> i have a bad feeling someone will miss a flight or something. if you are looking for something to do, there is a lot going on including the garlic fest, rosemary orozco has the details in this weekend's weekend watch. >> reporter: as the weekend nears, here are events happening around the bay. for fitness enthusiasts, the san francisco marathon health and fitness expo is in town this weekend. a variety of activities and opportunity cans be found at the festival pavilion friday and saturday. the marathon will be on sunday. in the east bay, the art and wine fair will fill downtown alameda and park avenue. you will find vendor booths, food, wind, music, a kids air california it runs saturday and sunday. 10:00 to 6:00. our grab your kite and head to berkeley for the kite festival saturday and sunday from 10:00 to 6:00 at the berkeley arena. to the inner east bay where the water festival is taking place. you will find live music. craft beers, wine, food, and kids activities saturday and sunday. in the north bay, the fort ross festival is this saturday from 10:00 to 6:30. the festival features live music. a multicultural food, area, beer garden, kids activities and more. last but not least, we head to the south bay for the gilroy garlic festival. from taste everything garlic. cooking contest, wine tasting. the gilroy garlic fest runs through sunday. 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in sports, giants are at home. as and quakes ton road. i'm rosemary orozco and that is your weekend watch. coming up, the oakland raiders are in napa for the first day of training camp practice. mark ibanez is there. we will have live report still ahead. to prove how authentic my new brewhouse bacon burger is i'm going undercover, at an actual brewhouse. it's awesome. amazing! what if i told you, you are eating a jack's brewhouse bacon burger from jack in the box. not this one. absolutely lying. and what if i told you... that i'm jack. whaaaat?!! no way! no! didn't see that coming, did you? porter ale cheese sauce, grilled onions, and bacon on a artisan potato bun. jack's new brewhouse bacon burger, new from jack in the box. hey, where did jack go? he was just here. >> today pope francis made a visit to the auschwitz nazi camp. he was silent the whole time saying no words could speak the unspeakable violence. this cell once housed a catholic priest who sacrificed his life to save another man. he is the third pope to visit auschwitz to honor the lives of those killed there. taking a check at stocks. stocks mostly higher as investors work through a batch of earnings from positive results at google. amazon. down 32 on the dow jones for chevron and exxon. and on the nasdaq, we saw that. it was mixed as well. if you use windows, your last chance to update to windows 10 for free is coming to a close. the free upgrade offers users who are now using 7 or 8 an upgrade for 3 ends today. they have been pushing it for months ever a. today, you are stuck with whatever version you have unless you purchase an upgrade. windows 10 upgrading is very simple. just go to the help page or you can just click yes on one of microsoft's notifications. so here in oakland, it has taken about three years but a landmark is open once again. talking about the century old latham square area. it underwent a renovation and transportation. it is at broadway and telegraph. the transformation shows how the public investment can enhance and improve an area. >> this project is a perfect example of the magic that happens when public private partnerships envision great spaces. >> it was funded by a grant and a mix of other redevelopment funds. a hydrogen fuel is being pushed. a toyota marai was parked outside city hall and available for a test drive. officials hope it will help beat the goal to reduce emissions. san francisco is aiming for a 40% reduction in carbon emissions by 2025. it costs about $60,000. it gets more than 300 miles per tank. right now, there are just six charging stations in the bay area. there are plans to have a total of 11 stations operating by the end of the year. coming up, alameda county sheriffs deputies are searching for a third person who stole from the department. >> that is not the only thing the threesome is accused of taking. the other thing theist discovered once they found their stolen trailer. >> police in san leandro are crediting a good samaritan for stopping a woman from being kidnapped. >> deputies have recovered a trailer stolen from the alameda county sheriff's office. >> as ktvu fox 2 news' christien kafton reports, when they found the trailer, they discovered many stolen items. >> reporter: all of this unfolded in the area down here in this cul-de-sac. we are close to empire and tunis a few blocks away. officers spotted their own missing trailer here. when they began investigating, they found much, much more. ktvu fox 2 news was here last night as investigators began processing the crime scene. it appears the sheriff's office was the victim in this case. their own trailer had been taken. they say the stolen trailer was used for a community farming project providing fresh produce to low income families. investigators tell ktvu fox 2 news when they arrived here at the lot, they found two suspects and gave chase. one of the suspects was armed with a gun. opd used a helicopter to help locate the suspects. deputies say they arrested a man and a woman, one suspect though was reportedly able to escape. a chopper also says one of the suspects threw something into the estuary in the area here last night. now once on the property, they found thousands of dollars of stolen items. including that missing trailer, a refrigerator trailer, skis, and other items. it appears the suspect may have been squatting at this property. living in an rv at the property with no knowledge or permission from the property owner. again, we are hearing deputies will be out here at the scene investigating throughout the day. continuing to catalog the evidence that they find here. and again, continuing the search for the third suspect. in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. san leandro police are crediting a good samaritan with stopping a kidnapping. it happened on washington avenue. the would be kidnapper jumped out of his car and boldly attacked the 23-year-old woman. he knocked her down, doused her with pepper spray and tried to drag her into his car. >> i think he set out he was going to do something and he was looking for the right victim. and, he found the place to stop and wait for that victim. >> reporter: police say a good samaritan who was driving by jumped out of his car and saved the young woman despite being pepper sprayed. the suspect drove off in a late model nissan four-door sedan with silver spoked wheels and tinted windows. police would like to find him. he is described as an african- american man between 25 and 40 years old. he is about five feet ten. and weighs between 165 and 185 pounds. now to vallejo where an anonymous tip led to investigators finding an elaborate marijuana grow operation. after a four month long investigation. detectives served a search warrant on elk horn court. they found 428 marijuana plants with an estimated street value of more than $40,000. 39-year-old jason johnson of vallejo was booked into the solano county jail on a number of charges related to the cultivation and sale of marijuana. in san francisco, the search for the next police chief continues. but now, the online posting for the job has been taken down. it was removed due to concerns about a lack of detail in the ad. there were some requirements listed like having a minimum of ten years experience, but the ad does not go into detail about the department's recent issues. the police commission has called the posting a first draft and says they are working on a new money. family and friends are remembering a bay area soldier who became sick on his first day of training in training school. 21-year-old michael paris played football and went onto west point. he became ill on monday and died on wednesday. military doctors say he suffered from a condition where sodium levels in the blood are too low which can be caused by drinking too much water. his former high school coach says he was a fantastic young man and a key member of the team who helped them win a high school championship. >> he was quite versal and very useful too. he is like a utility guy. we used him every game. he was an invaluable success to that season. >> paris east family made the trip from walnut creek to be at his bedside. in the south bay, a family is taking action to raise awareness about the need for registered bone marrow donors after their 14-year-old daughter died while waiting for a transplant. >> rob roth has more on the family's effort to make sure what happened to their daughter won't happen to someone else. >> you can save a life. >> reporter: 14-year-old destiny alvarez-torres died last week waiting for a bone marrow transplant because she could not find the proper match. her family doesn't want to see that happen to anyone else. >> i want to make sure everyone knows about this so they don't have to go through what we are going through. >> reporter: destiny would have begun high school this fall. she was a 4.0 student who loved dancing hip hop and playing basketball. >> always smiling. energetic. >> reporter: destiny con plained of stomach plains last september. an antiacid caused a bad reaction. within days her liver failed. her family flew from their home in hawaii to the children's hospital of stanford for a liver transplant. after the transplant, her bone marrow failed and needed a bone marrow transplant. but because she was mixed race, hawaiian, filipino, japanese, and puerto rican, it was hard to find a donor in the donor registry. >> you can find a match, maybe, if she was just hawaiian or just puerto rican. but the moreethnicity groups you have, the less likely the is a match. >> reporter: she spent six months on the waiting list before dying july 20. that is why her family want to raise a match that why more people, especially nonwhites need to register as donorsful it may be too late to save destiny, but it doesn't have to be too late for any other child. >> for anybody on this list, she would have found the match immediately. she probably would be here right now. >> reporter: in palo alto, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. the man convicted of killing congressional intern chaundra levy will not be retried. her killer got 60 years in prison but he was granted a new trial last year due to concerns of the credibility of the key witness. levy's disappearance made national headlines in 2001. today, the public is getting its first look at an elementary school in newtown, connecticut. it replaces the school that was the site of one of the worst mass shootings in u.s. history. in 2012, 20 children and six teachers were killed and the school was torn down. the new school was built on the same property. it is due to open next month. after a break, the oakland raiders training camp has begive up. in full swing in napa. >> our cameras caught the players arriving yesterday and today. our sports director is there. he will join us live with how the team looked after today's first day of practice. >> and it is getting warm in napa right now. we will check back with meteorologist mark tamayo. details about much needed relief on the way for the weekend. stay with us. with [ school bell ringing] we were learning about how talented the ancient greeks were, and suddenly i traveled back in time! i thought, "i could have been a writer." or an athlete! i could have even been an architect! then i realized, i don't have to go back in time to do amazing things. i can start today. yes i can. >> it is training camp time. the raiders are wrapping up their first day of practice. >> and mark ibanez there with the raiders. a lot of expectations this year and every year. mark? >> reporter: oh big time, big time expectations. it is not the usual training camp optimism. right off the bat, got to introduce you to a former oakland raider. kirk morrison got some bay area background. the bride of bishop odell. you had a little story when you heard we were going to be on with gasia mikaelian right? >> she was doing traffic back in the day. traffic, everything. i'm dating myself now. >> oh my gosh. >> when i said her name correct for the first time, i really felt like i got it right. gasia mikaelian. see that? >> nailed it! >> reporter: she just said you nailed it. >> thank you! >> and kirk is a big fan and he is now in broadcasting down in la with fox. and, he felt like he really made it when you could pronounce her last anytime. >> i could pronounce her last name. >> reporter: it is all good stuff. we appreciate you taking the time. i guess we actually should talk some raider football right? because, there is a lot of excitement and this time of year, everybody is optimistic. we have seen enough of what the raiders look like on paper. there's a lot of talent collected here and there is as ted said, a huge expectation level this year. let's roll video of some of the guys like karl joseph, the rookie. >> the expectations are there. i have been to training camp in napa many years. growing up as a player. you feel it before you get to the practice field. it is like a big bubble. it is like i can't wait to be inside here. i'm telling you just from the players, the coaches, there is a feeling of something special happening here. >> i noticed. i honestly noticed it. and it is a lot of things as always. not just one person and one coach. but one of the best moves i feel he made, he brought in a winner. ken norton jr. it is no coincident. he won super bowls with dallas. 49ers. as a coach with seattle, he brings a certain attitude and atmosphere to his work. >> reporter: as a head coach, you learn from your prior opportunity. i was with jack del rio in jacksonville. i always knew the kind of guy jack was. former plainer a national football league. so he gets it. he listens to the players. always say when you get an opportunity the second time around, what can i do better in i think the first thing he did was grab ken norton. i look at the staff in general. you talk to the players. the guys are telling me it is great to have mike tyson as an offensive line coach. charles woodson. rod woodson. >> charles may be here as a coach some day. >> but having rod as a defensive backs coach. all of that is here and they feel that this coaching staff will put them in situations to make plays. not put them in bad situations where they won't be at their west best. >> i want to ask you. the raiders, great optimism. but talk about how the game has changed even since you retired. 2012. i was talking to a couple of old time tight ends. off to the side a couple of minutes ago. they were shaking their heads. these guys don't have to do two a day practices. you can only have your shoulder pads on eight times? tell me about how the games evolved. you are kind of on the cusp. you are a veteran but part of the new generation as well. >> yeah, i'm one of the lucky ones. i posted cba in 2011. the collective bargain agreement came across. there is a mandatory day off now on the fifth day for these guys. there is an acclimation period where you don't wear pads until the third or fourth day of training camp. there is no back to back anymore. there is walk through. it is totally different. it is to keep the guys fresh though. and i think you talked about the new generation of the nfl. you are trying to keep your guys as healthy as possible. >> i want to see derek karr and those guys. also the music pumping in. it is a new generation. if you go to a college practice, this is the way of the future. because, it gets the energy up. it keeps guys going. and you are having fun. >> we can't be cranky old- timers. appreciate the time kirk. continued success. kirk morrison, former oakland raider. that is it from training camp in napa. we are not allowed onto the practice field because they are in action. but we will be covering it throughout the afternoon. what can i tell you gasia mikaelian? >> what a thrill! give him a hug on my behalf. perfection on day one. >> he said to give you a hug. i know you would rather get it from her, but you have to settle for me. >> next time. thank you gentlemen. thank you mark. 49ers report, first full squad practice sunday. big story lines include the new head coach chip kelly. he quarterbacked colin kaepernick in the fight for the starting job. tonight, they are hoping to improve on last season's 5-11 record. the giants are acquiring eduardo nunez in the hope of getting some help as they have a 2-10 record. they are struggling since the all-star break. but the giants fell to the washington nationals. the nats scored three runs off of johnny cueto. they scored a run, but lost by a final of 4-2. nunez is expected to join the team tomorrow. he plays mostly shortstop and third base. he can also play outfield. he will likely play third until matt duffy returns. manager bob evans sayshis spot in the lineup is secure. after he rehabs his achilles injury. the giants gave up a pitching prospect in exchange nor him. >> i can imagine there is a lot of water and sunscreen happening at the raiders training camp. temperatures at least in the low to mid 80s last i saw around 82. 83 degrees. on track to warm up. we have the fog though. you will probably be shivering in the coastline this afternoon. you see a patch or two of fog over san francisco bay. lots of sunshine up above and the cloud deck clinging to parts of the coastline keeping the neighborhoods on the cool side. we have two different weather worlds. there is the fog bank trying to hug a portion of the coastline. there is our shoreline here, down toward point conception. closer to southern california. let's come in closer. there is the fog bank. it has been a constant all week long hasn't it? out toward golden gate bridge. and we have a little bit of on shore wind with wins around 10 to 15 miles an hour. current numbers, look at the 90 showing up in livermore. they are on track to reach triple digits. san jose, 79. san francisco, 61. there is 83 showing up in napa right now. as you can see. so today, the big story is this. and it is the same story as yesterday and the day before. all week long, temperatures inland, close to 100 degrees. there is the transamerica pyramid. we have temperatures in the 70s and the coast primarily in the 60s . even a few spots near the shoreline in the upper 50s for this afternoon. garlic festival. it is always the last weekend of july. on track to reach the 90s by 96 degrees. today will be the hottest day and then temperatures will cool down a little bit into the weekend. this guy, this area of high pressure will gradually weaken. so with that, temperatures cooling off a little saturday. then more so into sunday. this weather system moves in from the north increasing the depth of the marine layer. the on shore breeze. sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend. that will translate to just maybe a few low 90s while inland. no more triple digits. lake tahoe for today, a beautiful weekend setting up if you are headed to the syria. afternoon highs in the 80s . overnight lows will be into the 50s . here is a look at the forecast highs for this afternoon. still some triple digits out toward antioch and brentwood, concord, upper 90s . santa rosa, 86. san francisco, 66. that is downtown. half-moon bay, 60. 85, hazy sunshine with a spare the air alert in place for the bay area. here is a look ahead. your five day forecast. a little bit cooler for saturday. no more triple digits and sunday as i mentioned will be the coolest day of the weekend. just some lower 90s . and then, just a typical summertime weather pattern here. monday, tuesday, low clouds and fog in the morning giving way to partly cloudy skies. monday, august first, flipping the calendar to august, i cannot believe how fast this week is moving. seasonal temperatures across the bay area. >> all right mark. thank you. the fda is asking for all blood donation centers in and around miami to stop donating blood until it is be tested. >> the first cases of the zika virus have been transmitted by mosquitoes on the u.s. mainland. >> florida has become the first state in the nation to have local transmission of the zika virus. >> reporter: it is the scenario doctors have been dreading. the zika virus is being actively transmitted by mosquitoes in florida. however, officials there are quick to point tout this currently only affects a one square mile area near miami. >> i'm directing the department of health to immediately begin contracting with commercial pest control company to increase spraying and mosquito baiting areas. >> reporter: they say "we anticipate that there may be additional cases of home grown zika in the coming weeks. our top priority is to protect pregnant women from the potentially devastating harm caused by zika. 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