valleys. so the cooling trend is spreading across the bay. those winds kind of gusty through the delta right now. 20 miles per hour at the coast. this is walnut creek where temperatures will warm today into the 70s and 80s. by noon time we are still in the mid 70s around the bay. it is a slower warm-up, a slower burn-off and the 60s staying at the beaches. kumasi. thank you, lease all. happening right now, a b.a.r.t track construction project is under way in contra costa county. the work between the orinda and walnut creek station could mean lengthy delays for b.a.r.t riders. no train service between orinda and walnut creek station but free shuttle buses will replace trains. for drivers two lanes of east bay highway 24 near the lafayette station are closed from now through monday morning for construction staging. b.a.r.t is replacing tracks, electrical equipment, switches and platforms. the stretch of track is decades old, dating back to the start of service in 1972. this w
sunday. kumasi. thank you, lisa. happening right now, a b.a.r.t track construction project is under way in contra costa county. the work between the orinda and walnut creek station could lead to lengthy delays this weekend. for b.a.r.t riders no train service between the stations today and tomorrow, but free shuttle buses will replace the trains. now, for drivers, two lanes of eastbound highway 24 near the lafayette station are closed from now through monday morning for construction staging. b.a.r.t is replacing tracks, electrical equipment, switches and platforms. the stretch of track is decades old, dating back to the start of service in 1972. now, this is going to be the first of what will be six upcoming weekends through october in which a full shutdown will be in effect. on other weekends trains may single track through the work zone. b.a.r.t. s board of directors says it is on target to bring train service to san jose for the first time by december 31. that s if t
sun coming up at 6:26 and plenty of sunshine. 70s and 80s by noon time, and by later on in the afternoon mid 80s in the inland valleys. a great looking weekend. i will talk about the cooler day out of the next two coming up. kumasi. thank you, lisa. happening right now a b.a.r.t project is under way in contra costa county. the work could lead to lengthy delays this weekend. for riders no service between orinda and walnut creek station but free shuttle buses replace the service. b.a.r.t is replacing tracks, electrical equipment, switches and platforms. the stretch of track is decades old, dating back to the start of service in 1972. now, this is going to be what the first the first of what will be six upcoming weekends through october in which a full shutdown will be in effect. on other weekends trains may single track through the work zone. b.a.r.t. s board of directors say it is saying it is on target to bring train service to san jose for the first time by december
and 89 san jose. compared to 24 hours ago, down 11 degrees in san francisco. ten degrees cooler in napa. because the heat continues inland, heat advisory till 8:00 p.m. tonight. still take it easy. stay hydrated. heat illnesses are possible. excessive heat warning for lake and solano counties till 10:00 p.m. tonight. i think you re going to love the weekend forecast. i ll have the details coming right up. we hope so. there have been several outtages across the bay area during this heat wave. look at the darkness. one in mariner yesterday. marin county. pg&e says it was not heat reited. today another 1700 customers are without power in san leandro. eric thomas live with the details. reporter: and guys, thank goodness it is not as hot today as yesterday. that s a matter of degrees, pun intended there. 3,000 customers in danville lost power probably because of the heat. asentioned here in san leandro, about 1700 pg&e customers lost power maybe because of the heat, as well.
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