Cover. 64 degrees for San Francisco later on this afternoon. 69 for the east bay. Our inland locations will manage a few low 70s from the trivalley to the north bay, even in the south bay today will be nice and pleasant with sunny skies this afternoon. Temperatures go up more for tomorrow and big time by tuesday and wednesday, kira, were tracking a summer sizzle midweek. Well talk about that and the chance of rain. Well go over that in about 15 minutes. Why am i not surprised . This is what weve had, heat, rain, heat, rain. Thats been the pattern. A little bit of everything. Anthony, well check in later, thanks. We are a few hours away from the start of bay to breakers. Runners are gathering at the starting line already at howard and main streets. 40,000 runners are signed up to run this year, but if history is any indication twice that number could end up on the course because people commonly join the race for fun. Runners who are actually signed up packed in to the expo at pier 35 ye
A frightening ordeal for the community. Christy smith has the latest. You can see the things hanging down. They are clusters of bees. His son was removing the remaining bees at night. He was harvesting yesterday, two hives and noticed hostile behavior. When he lifted the lid, they made a huge swarm, a group of angry bees, a behavior we had never seen before. They are africanized bees. Known as killer bees. Thats what he suspects. They got rid of the hives but not before they were swarmed. My hair was buzzing with them. They were all over me. Reporter two people went to the hospital with bee stings. We put out an advisory warning people to stay out of the area. Theres a report two small dogs died, possibly after being stung. Norman lot is a volunteer with the beekeepers association. He brought a lure. By evening, the situation calmed. We asked him what he thinks they are. I would say by their personality, probably their hive was taken over by africanized beehives. Boom, boom, boom, they
State. Leon thank you. The coverage of the catastrophe in West Virginia continues at 5 135. We will get a live report ahead. Alison a Massive Wildfire out in california is now covering an area of more than 29 square miles. That fire about 35 miles northeast of bakersfield has destroyed 100 buildings including 80 homes. Another 1,500 buildings are threatened. Hundreds of people have been evacuated and are waiting to find out if they still have homes to return to. Its hard. The kids are scared. We have to maintain calm for them. I have to stay inside. The sky was orange. I have asthma. About 600 firefighters are battling the blaze and hundreds more are on the way. Alison we are on storm watch here as some people may see rain this evening. Meteorologist steve rudin has details. Steve and a few showers and across the metro. The strongest storms are now over West Virginia. Show you a closeup view. We will head to the storms ape cross West Virginia. We have a newly issued Severe Thunderstorm
Sue Hale Hayes, 65, passed away on Friday, May 10, 2024 in Hayes, VA, after a lengthy illness. She was born and raised in downtown Newport News to Dorothy Lee…