said it was probably going to heat up monday and tuesday. is that still the case? it is indeed. never ends. it feels like it; right? never ends. it will be very toasty for many today including parts of the coast. there is a little fog. i don t think it has much of a chance. tuesday into wednesday. today sunny side up. warm to hot. same low nine days hah ago. eight days ago gave us that thunderstorm. went all the way to the four cairn corners. backtracked. it s on its way. fiftys and 60s. napa is in there. santa rosa. fifty to 51 no. breeze. slight offshore for oakland. everything goes up and over. plenty of energy up here. we will tackle this little low and see what is in store for us tuesday and wednesday. today lots of sun. warm to hot. it s been my forecast since june social security. ninetys near some inland areas. some mid 9 0รก9s for others. eightys around the bay. south 401. if good morning, sir. right now we re looking at a commute where traffic is actuall
a dangerous intersection and tonight police are investigating a deadly accident. a driver hit and killed a pedestrian and that driver has been arrested. good evening and thanks for joining us. abc 7 reporter sergio quintana is live where it happened with the story. reporter: right about here is where police say that elderly woman was crossing the street when a yellow suv was coming from sacramento street and made a left turn on to stockton. hit her somewhere here in the crosswalk right over here earlier in the evening is where people who knew the woman lit candles in her memory. this is a yellow toyota suv that hit the pedestrian. the driver was arrested for suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and failing to yield to a pedestrian. the victim, an elderly woman, died at the scene. she is an asian female and she is from the neighborhood and we are trying to figure out the family and that sort of thing. one resident said she lived in the building feet from where she was hit
rainfall has hit a record two days running. at least a foot has fallen yesterday on top of the more than 15 inches that fell the day before. the rain there has been so heavy that the associated press is reporting that more rain has fallen on pensacola in this one storm than has fallen in los angeles in the past two years. in fact, investigators are assessing whether the flooding is a factor in last night s apparent gas explosion in nearby escambia county prison. two inmates are dead and more than 100 inmates and guards injured many of whom were moved to nearby facilities. today there was still confusion as to whether any of the inmates are still unaccounted for. in part authorities say that s due to the chaos at the scene. right now the building is still so insecure that our folks cannot make entry to do an appropriate headcount of the inmates. we re looking for any more that may be deceased as a result of that. we ll have more on that in just a moment. now the front that
Officer Hector Delgado was charged Friday with first-degree threatening, second-degree breach of peace, and following too closely with a motor vehicle.
Officer Hector Delgado was charged Friday with first-degree threatening, second-degree breach of peace, and following too closely with a motor vehicle.