are about to hit some record breakers. temperatures will be well into the triple digits. so concord should be 103 degrees. today 98 the record set in 2005 so the records are just beginning. come tomorrow, things will be dangerous out there. excessive heat warnings friday and saturday up to 115 inland. even the coast at the 80s. so the coast will be the place where you can cool off a little bit but even there, it s going to be hot. we ll let you know when we ll get a break from the heat. the weather will be hot as the workweek winds down. jessica flores reports from livermore on safety concerns ahead of the record temperatures. reporter: good morning. i got to tell you right now it s really cool in livermore. this is the time of day you want to go out and do your gardening or exercise. it is going to heat up to triple digits later today. tomorrow, looking at 114. that s why the national weather service has issued the advisory today and the heat warning into tomorrow throug
san jose you will top off at 82. average high is 83. 60s at the beaches today. pacifica a little sunshine. 90s in the santa clara valley. 80s at the peninsula. from the 80s to 94 degrees east of the bay. the winds will rotate from the west to northwest 10 to 20. that will help clear some of the smoke out of the inland areas. we will be cloudy in stinson beach in the mid-60s. we ll be in the 70s in mill valley. then topping off at 85. if you want heat go not far reaches to the far reaches of the north bay, 101 in ukiah. a minor change in the forecast. i have those deals coming up. we have actually a chp traffic alert for a fatal crash excuse me, first let s get to the nimitz freeway where there was a car fire, now it s on the shoulder and the fire department has put that out so there was some spectator slowing. highway 9 lane closed in the area, use 17 as an alternate. this was the traffic alert. earlier a fatal crash, unfortunately. carquinez bridge to the maze to the m
services will be cut today. we have been running at a 20 to 50% vacancy so things have been moving really slow at the court for a number of months. and so we re just here to say, you know what? enough is enough. you have no raise in eight years. we ve been losing homes. people have filed for bankruptcy. we have a homeless person working for us with her daughter living in a shelter. and so we re here to say, you know what? we need a raise the second year. it s been eight years without one. reporter: so the union represents countywide clerks and what else? mediators, we represent, um, i.t. and, um, used to represent court reporters. all clerks that work the front line at the counters that service the public. so obviously there are going to be some longer wait times and delays here with the courts. they say that they are going to see some criminal proceedings as best they can. if you have a hearing today they are going to likely turn you away. what have they said to you ab
is slowing down the courthouses countywide. yeah. workers believe this strike behind me is crippling the system. the union president says she believes that it s actually impacting law enforcement and suspects who belong behind bars. more than 24 hours after walking off the job, the impact this strike is having on the santa clara court system is music to the workers ears. we practically shut down this courthouse. reporter: is that what you wanted to see? yes. ingrid stewart is the president of the union that represents about 400 court workers on strike demanding more pay after nearly a decade without a raise. i m very disappointed especially after working here for 36 years. i thought we were a court family. but i guess i m finding out that might not be true. reporter: and they say they may continue to strike until the court gets the message. this he didn t have his clerk there that is usually his right hand person. reporter: attorneys say without the staff p
week was all about toasty temps. this week it will be 80s, upper 80s to near 90, and by thursday and friday upper 70s, low 80s. that s the way to looks. fog is there. it s going to retreat back. we know the drill. west-southwest 23. vacaville west at 6. the onshore breeze is in place. 50s and 60s. a mild 64 in moffat. 58 black hawk. 56 walnut creek. everyone s close. sierra looks like any tropical monsoon moisture stays south out of truckee and reno. morning fog. nice to warm. breeze later in the day. afternoon temps near average for some. 60s, 70s, mainly 80s. alex, 7:01. a couple of issues. anything new? we have an issue on the bay bridge. we are making improvements in terms of the commute into san francisco this morning. i will first show you what the ride looks like getting up to the toll plaza. that is busy. make no mistake. busy towards the pay gates and westbound 80 just jammed upcoming out of richmond and in towards the maze. the good news is that once you re up o