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firefighters and vacaville police are mostly mopping up right now and they plan to remain on the scene to monitor for any hot spots. we have got a mostly cloudy conditions right now across the san francisco bay area. we will take a rook now at temperatures. 66 currently in the fairfield area. this is the inland valley locations and approaching the lower 60s as well and the san francisco peninsula in the upper 50s. by noontime, again, the clouds will remain pretty much all day today and for the inland valley. by 3:00 p.m. gradual clearing with the clouds and under partly cloudy skies. it is 77 for east bay shoreline. patchy fog. and the wind gusts will pick up. averaging 22 miles an hour wind gusts and 62 for the coast. 66 for the east bay shore line and # # for the inland valley locations. here is the fog tracker. and all day, mentioned low clouds in place and you can see when we transition into the afternoon hours by noontime, lunchtime, most of it cools off to t ....
we re seeing 180 to 150 lightning strikes in the last 15 minutes. when you hear thunder, move indoors. don t stay outside if you can help it. things calm down after midnight, but more tomorrow of the same. on days like today, people who work in an air-conditioned office are much happier than the folks working outside. many new yorkers, particularly people in public housing, don t news 4 investigates just found out how hot the unair-conditioned apartment can get in weather like this. reporter: natalie, air-conditioning a savior on days like today. for those who can t afford it, it is just a luxury. here in harlem five stories up no ac. harlem apartment, victor sanchez says it gets unbearable. i wouldn t be surprised if it hit 97, 98 degrees. reporter: he can only dream of cooling off inside. air-conditioning is expensive to buy and expensive to run. reporter: he is among 10% of new yorkers that don t have air-conditioning. now he is part of a ground breaking ....
norticl lo,avs seter ju gd. a bronx nurse nowhere to be found, missing for three months. why are police just starting their search now? a customer held hostage in a convenience store. first a tribute you can see from the sky, balloons released for two teams after a car jumped the curb. we learn more details about the driver who never should have been behind the wheel. i m kristine johnson. tracee carrasco is live in union city wear that vigil for the victims was held tonight. reporter: even at this hour police are still gathering people are gathering at the memorial steps away from the devastating crash site. driver who lost control never should have been driving in the first place. the mother of 16-year-old noel herrera overcome with grief, taken away on a stretcher from the site where her son died. [ yelling ] reporter: and the mother of 17-year-old brian rodriguez inconsolable as she arrived at the vigil. the two best friends killed and a third teen c ....
live from studio 3-c in rockefeller center, this is news 4 new york. exclusive new video seconds before police say a speeding car ran down and killed two high school students, and the witness who pulled the driver from the vehicle. then a jury awards sportscaster erin andrews $55 million in the peephole video case. reaction from outside the courtroom. and missing or foul play? the mystery surrounding a local nurse who hasn t been seen in three months. good evening. i m sibila vargas. i m david ushery. chuck has the night off. a community devastated after police say a speeding car struck and killed two teenagers. tonight one of the boy s grief stricken mothers collapsed at a growing memorial as we learn new details about the final moments of these teens lives. michael george with exclusive reporter: well, david, sibila, over the last few hours the memorial for these two young victims has continued to grow. more are coming to pay their respects. news toni ....
us. let s talk about some of that lightning that was active in the overnight hours. i want to give you a look at what is going on out there this morning. starting out with storm tracker. this is actually a 12-hour time lapse for you here. notice when the activity rolls through in the overnight hours and moved through the east bay and continued in this direction. some areas like napa reported .2 of an inch of rain. the areas around concord, clayton, and fairfield. getting rain here as well and just this band that rolled through. it was between midnight and 2 in the morning when that lightning fired off. i will remove the radar. you can see a fairly active move through the overnight hours and this system now, moving south over southern california and backing it up to show you a three-hour time lapse. and you can see how it s shifted to the south. the center of the system is into the areas around monterey and this is moving out of the way. i again, i think that activity is ....