meteorologist drew tuma. drew, make it stop. that s the sentiment of a lot of people. we were sweating across the bay d top. after a hot afternoon, mother nature giving us a fiery sunset. this camera showing you the end to the hot day with the reds and deep pinks to round out this wednesday. highs across the bay, 100. 93 a record at oakland record. tieing the old record. 104 in gilroy. 107 in antiok. shockingly that s not a record. 86 the high in san francisco this afternoon. this heat advisory continues into thursday as well. the only exception, right along the immediate coast and including san francisco. they are out of the heat advisory. elsewhere we are looking at triple digits ones again for thursday. as we take a look. the heat brings another spare the air day today. air quality specifically in the inland east bay will be on the poor side. you notice friday especially into the weekend we will be getting better air quality. with that, comings cooler temperatures. we ll
a lot of folks don t think apple s growth is over. reporter: neither do investors, bidding up apple stocks. which leaves one question. what is apple s next? what are they doing to grow their user base. bigger phones grow the user base more competitive pricing among macs. those are kind of the next step. what are they going to do to address more potential users. reporter: one thing to watch for, the apple watch, which ceo tim cook now says will be out in april. apple shares up 5.5% after hours. today yahoo! has up strongly. the sunnyvale company says it will spin off its $40 billion stake in alibaba into a separate company. that s catnip to investors who sent yahoo! shares 7.5% higher in extended action. back to you. thank you, scott. more on apple s quarter now. the company says it pulls in an $18 billion profit over the last three months. scott mentioned those iphone sales. apple also says it sold 21.4 million ipads that is down from last year. it sold 5.5 million
. good morning. i m claudine wong. good morning, everyone. i m mike mibach. let s get you over to rosemary for a quick check of the saturday morning forecast. good morning to you. we have a beautiful morning in store for you. first we have to cut through the clouds. giving you a live look over the bay and the bay bridge this morning, low clouds once again. marine layer depth, 2000 feet. it s going to clear away later this morning. it will be mostly cloudy along the coast, but take a look at how widespread it is this morning. livermore, mostly cloudy. that s how far inland it is. areas like concord and antioch, waking up with mostly sunny skies. the winds are on shore, 14 miles per hour reported at fairfield. so the onshore breeze and the cool pacific air with us for the afternoon today. temperatures, going to be a lot like yesterday. outside our door right now, 56 in antioch. 56 for walnut creek. 63 in oakland. 57 sfo. 59 degrees right now at san francisco. mostly cloud
was arrested a week ago in section with the case. he was wounded in the shooting and he admitted to being involved. anthony sims is also charged with murder. a woman taken into custody has been released. she was arrested on suspicion of being an accessory to murder but prosecutors decided not to file charges against her. thank you. a chase that began in davis ended in a crash in santa clara county. the car flipped over after crashing on highway 280. the cleaver was able to get out of the the driver was able to get out of the car. the chp says he was taken to the hospital to be checked out for injuries. officers tried to make a traffic stop but the driver took off at speeds up to 95 miles per hour. the chp put out spike strips but the car still traveled on flat tires till the frontacle disintegrated. traffic started backing up and continued to grow. the chp finally started letting traffic move past the scene. a man s body discovered in a freezer today and it may have b
created wine. in the process the the whole enterprise went bad. reporter: he has been following the lawsuit for the past year. he says he dime napa valley 5 years ago escaping a troubled past in minnesota. two convictions for fraud. a bankruptcy. reporter: he created 5 different companies over the years. some investors accused him of taking money out of one company and putting it into another. he was one of his investors. he was a nice guy. he was willing to bend, he would bend so far with robert and then he would put his foot down and say no. he sued him for unfair lending practices. a judge threw the case out. there is a series of really increasingly bitter e-mails that are part of the court record between them. reporter: they were supposed to meet monday morning at a san francisco law office to work out how he would pay back the 1.2 million he owed. he was going to lose everything. reporter: his attorney said yesterday he made a last minute change and