fire danger. 82 in the east bay hills and you notice you don t see the marine layer there. right along the coast and keep you in the 70s while it has minimal effect for the rest of us. 80s and 90s around the bay already at noon and then 80s and 90s around the bay and 100s inland by 4:00 and still in the 80s to near 90 at 7:00. couple more days and then we re out of this. i think you ll be happy to see the seven-day forecast. here s kumasi with more news. thanks, mike. happening right now pg&e says dangerous fire conditions are prompting and the utility issued that power lines could fall and start fires. outages started around 3:00 . cal fire said they rescued 13 people so far who were trapped on china peak just after 3:00 this morning. officials say the smoke cleared up overnight for a helicopter to safely land. the fire has burned over 135,000 acres with no containment. it s been tough work for our pilots, but those aviation crews and our inner agency partners on the
a closer look is coming up. and at the live desk, i m tracking the flex alert for the labor day holiday weekend. the heat could put a strain on the power grid, so there is a possibility of rolling blackouts. utility companies will focus on conservation during peak hours. pg&e is putting all hands on deck in these areas where we re expecting the triple digit temperatures. things that could be by the heat, we re stocking up for this weekend. and governor newsom has signed an emergency proclamation to free up additional capacity. and doctors say that labor day weekend could be make or break against the fight of coronavirus. they urge americans to follow social distancing guidelines. and in southern california, some companies hired private security guards to enforce face masks at beaches. college towns are closing bars to keep students from gathering. at least eight universities have reported homore than 1,000 case on campus. not sure that being face-to-face is helpful or
she is doing it because she is fe we are talking 15 grand a month that i m guaranteed to lose. i think it worth taking the risk. her first client was stacy whose hair extensions have been in for five weeks to long and fears they could cause hair to begin falling out. it could cause permanent damage to your hair and scalp so i do feel like letting them come into do things like that is important. important maybe but still illegal according to the county s health order. leah says she is not a risk because she sanitizes regularly, wears a mask and gloves and it tends to allow only two clients in the salon at any one time. open for business does not mean business as usual and even business per usual for us doesn t mean a walk-in franchise type hair salon. this is an appointment based business. lee acknowledges she will be violating the six foot distancing requirement but insists there is more chance for contamination at the supermarket or gas station. even as she does
from governor gavin newsom. one 15 californians lost their lives to the coronavirus in that s the state s deadliest day yet in this pandemic. the governor says the total makes it very clear that we re not out of the woods yet. i know there is deep desire. people are making calls on an hourly basis, saying it s time to open back up. considered the deadliest day in the state of california in the last 24 hours. 8.5% increase in the total number of deaths. we saw 5.6% increase in the total number of people tested positive in the state of california. the death toll in the state, according to johns hopkins now stands at 1,419 with 37,339 confirmed cases. on the positive side, today was the first day that saw a modest decline in hospitalizations, icu statiostl tryi t fur o if s. in execu orr toda preventing debt collectors from garnishing the money califans receive theirederal stimuluhoweveec w have a family first focus. if you owe child care, if you owe spousal support, this do
still in the 60s and 70s. mike, it s a clear drive across the bay. as most would expect. we ll see more traffic building throughout the day and throughout the week. right now twwestbound across th bay a clear drive. the view from time to time the low clouds do come through our view there. that may be a factor. we ll track that and kari has a more detailed forecast coming up throughout the morning. right now looking at contra costa county with no major problems. little blips showing up here and there. palo alto no slowing up around university which is what it typically does this time of morning. we are following breaking news out of san francisco. a homicide investigation is under way, this is near 24th and capp street. this is brand new video in to our newsroom. police informing us a minute ago that a man is dead. the area is shut down as officers investigate. we are working out to find more details around the shooting. today in the bay s pete suratos will have a live