the skyline of san francisco looking back from twin peak smoke from wildfires cover e bay area for a second day. but there is good news on t horizon. good evening, i'm brian hac. and i'm juliette goodrich. hazy skies and the smell of burning brush throughout thy area for a second day. take look at san francisco -- ba visible in all that muck. t smoke is not from any firesn the bay area. it's from the good evening. dirty skies out there. take a look at san francisco, look at it. the smoke is not from fires in the bay area it is from the fires in lake county and farther north blowing our way. air quality control says the pollution will remain elevated throughout the most of the day

and tomorrow. people who are sensitive to the smoke should stay indoors. a woman decided not to go jogging because of the bad area. >> i notice the smell, i am aware that it is not good for your lungs. >> my buddy that lives in walnut creek, he put up facebook posts on it saying it smells bad outside, maybe not in those words. [ laughter ] >> another spare the air day issued because of the smoke. people are advised to limit activity in the unhealthy conditions and refrain from bbqing and limit driving. so, here is how it looks this in outer parts of the bay area today. this is the view from our camera. the yellowish tint is noticeable. and from our camera, you can see conditions there worse. the haze is much thicker and towards the central valley. high temperature records were broken in the bay area today and spare the air alerts broadcast, it is all happening because of a double barrel high

over the pacific and the western u.s., driving smoke into the bay area from trinity county fires. it is trapping pollution and snapping records for the second day in a row. we hit record high temperatures, 103 in concord, 104 in livermore. 102 in san francisco. sanfrancisco with that 90 degrees by noon. that broke a record that stood for 65 years. speaking of the heat, christian heartman is in walnut creek where it is over 100 degrees there. christian? >> >> reporter: yes, hot out here at walnut creek. still in the triple digits. we near the shade swrefplt been for awhile. the shade is doing you no help. -- we are near the shade, we have been here away. the shade is doing you no help. it teams like summer. if you like the hot weather it is good for you. a lot of people are fighting

for shade and accepting on drink. a lot of people miserable. >> i am dying of sweat. >> are you going into apple. >> that is cool. yes, i am running from store to store for air-conditioning. >> reporter: if you are looking for a break from the heat by going to san francisco like people do, you are not going to get too much of a break out there. still very hot in san francisco right now. luckily only one more day of this extreme heat and then it will normallize to normal hot weather. people who were evacuated because of the jerusalem fire they are being told they can go back home but watch out for downed power lines. burned tree limbs are a problem, they can break off and fall. the fire is 82% contained. four homes destroyed. firefighters are keeping an eye on 50 others in case it shifts

directions. 25,000 acres burned. four people are dead after two planes collided midair over san diego. happened at 11:00 this morning. a twin engine and a single engine plane were near brown field airport in southern san diego when they collided. wreckage was scattered a quarter of a mile in rural park of san diego. >> no one was transported to the hospital from the plane. the four people woe know were all fatal-- people we know were all fatal. we can not confirm where the four passengers came from. obviously we know one was in each aircraft. >> the faa and ntsb is looking at how the collision happened. crumbling roads and weakening bridges will be top of topics when the legislature gets to work this week.

we have more on the options on the table. >> reporter: california's highways and bridges need work. the state's carpenter fuel tax is not doing the job. it is leaving $5.7 billion in repair. there are many options on the table, raising the gas tax, higher vehicle registration fees and taxing electric cars. >> i that are are using the roads and should be paying for those of us that are not using an electric car. >> it will not happen without a fight. >> reporter: california drivers alliance is bankrolling ads about the impacts. >> limiting how far we can drive by increasing costs, penlizing drivers for using too much gas. >> reporter: a special tax on registration fee for family van's and suvs. a plan will need a 2/3 vote from the leg lature. >> sa high bar, challenging, we have to do something or will be

just as guilt as congress that is locked. >> congress is -- >> it is a high bar, challenging. we have to do something or we will be just as guilty as congress that is locked. >> reporter: back to you. . >> the state legislature kicks off a special session tomorrow in sacramento. a marine who died at camp lejeune was from sacramento. 22-year-old corporal akaroz died. no word on the cause of his death. a leader of civil rights has died. bond is one of the iconic figures in the 1960s marching next to martin luther king and john lewis. he moved to politics and elected to the georgia house of representatives. he served 4 terms in the house

and 6 in the state senate. in 1998 bond became the chairman of the naacp and held that position for 10 years. >> i want to make sure that the naacp's voice is heard wherever race is discussed in the country. >> bond was an out-spoken person and has left his wife and two children. wine makers struggling to keep up the pace of ripening fruit. what ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

donald trump unveiled his illegal immigration policy and out lined how he will take down isis as president. brian webb with who is rising and who is falling. >> reporter: republican candidates are continuing to cam pain. a new pole shows a shake up in

the ranks. -- campaign. a new poll shows a shake up in the ranks. donald trump stays at the top and jeb bush falls to 4th. tackling immigration on sunday, trump wants to build a border wall and make mexico pay for it and he laid out how to take out isis. >> i say you takeaway their wealth. knock the hell out of the oil. take back the oil. we take over the oil, we should have done that in the first place. >> hillary clinton numbers are taking a hit. falling below 50%. the candidate is still dealing with questions about praoeuf at e-mails while she was secretary of state. she joked about it referring to her new stpap -- new snap chat account. >> those messages disappear all by themselves. [ laughter ] >> bernie sanderses, the

closest competitor -- bernie sanders, the closest competitor. >> jeb bush's campaign plans to spend $10 million through the end of the year on media buys in what what, new hampshire and south carolina. we heard trump's plan for dealing with isis. the other candidates are split on what to do. fiorina says they should offer aid but not bring in troops. >> south carolina lindsay gram is standing by his plan to use 20,toy u.s. troops in iraq and syria. on the democratic side, sanderses sanderses -- sanders is going to address police brutality. still to come, it is still

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some parts of california the leaves are changing color. they sayy it is all because of the -- they say it is all because of the drought. the trees, the lack of water is changing them. four years of a drought are taking a toll ask could end with disastrous results. >> it is their last attempt to survive. if we don't take action now they will die and lose them forever. >> if you have trees that are showing signs of fall early the tree foundation says a slow soak is one way to preserve them. >> the drought is also hitting california's wine country. grape growers say this is one of the earliest harvest they can remember. some of them started picking their crops at the end of july. several say they will finish their harvest by the time they

normally start the picking. the producer appear to be taking the biggest hit. yields low but wine prices are not expected to spike. >> here is a way to beat the heat. thousands gathered in the city of mostar to witness dives from the old bridge. it was the 6th stop of the red bull cliff dive series. more tan a dozen divers leaped from the white marble bridge yesterday. it is 90 feet above the river. it was built 450 years ago. >> you have to go to bosnia to beat the heat? >> i think so. it feels that way. we are having a hot day in the bay area. everything from record-setting highs is what we showed awe moment ago to spare the air alerts and the prospects for a little improvement tomorrow.

it will not be great but along the shoreline. now, we are live. livermore, now, san jose. it is still 1. it is hot out there. heat advisories posted until 9:00 for the bay area. it will be warm inland through 9:00. so, you need to stay hydrated. air quality suffers as well. spare the air day tomorrow after today's spare the air with unhealthful levels of pollutants in the north bay. in the valley as well. and, all happening because of high pressure off shore and also over the desert southwest combining it with the fires burning it far northern california and we have a lousy day for visibilities with all of the smoke transported ever so slowly towards the shoreline. easing up as the sea breeze comes in. transition that will take place over the next two days. future cast shows there is

not much coming until tomorrow morning. and then the rescue for the shoreline. low clouds are forecasted to return. cooling the shore dramatically. the inland, remaining warm. now, as we look over the smoke and haze it will be smokey and hot inland again tomorrow. cooler by the coastline and then near norm alibi midweek. travel forecast, heading out of the -- near normal midweek. travel forecast, heading out of the area, lake tahoe, 88 degrees, yosemite, 86. well, here is how it looks overnight tonight. balmy evening. forecast, hottest night, 61 in san jose and 61 for livermore for the lows. day time highs tomorrow, back from a high of 90 degrees today to 75. concord, still warm, 98, san jose, 88, oakland 83 degrees. down in the south bay we will be all of the way up to 97 at morgan hill, 86 union city.

and 89 for hayward. overin the east bay, hot, 100 today, 100 at fairfield. same for walnut creek. north bay eases off a little bit. 86, still, 93 in santa rosa and plenty hot at lake port, and cloverdale all over 100 degrees tomorrow. standard forecast calling for 100 degrees tomorrow. some of the warmest spots, cooling it off middle 80s forked with and -- 80s for wednesday, thursday and friday. not cold in the east bay but it will at least be closer to average. or we will have to wait a couple of days. that is weather, i think, vern are you there? >> i am here. >> vern is next with sports. >> straight ahead in golf, what

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if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. vern is here, you said "oh, what a day! ". >> yes. i have seen your golf swing. it is better than mine. >> i don't know. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> well, we will see. talking about the majors today. earlier on kpix5. a shot here, look at whistling

straights. mcllroy, back to back. tied for 17. rolled in the birdie putt there. jason day came into today with a 2-shot lead. good set up on the birdie. his playing partner was jordan spieth. pulled within 2 shots of the lead but trouble is day was -- he was just on fire. here he is at 17. to take another 3 shot lead. 49 feet. it is true. brandon grace. what goes up comes down. double bogey that hole. 4 behind day. then, spieth at 9. he need today to go and it did not. 4 off of the lead. 2nd place will have to be enough. rose at 13. trouble with the cat box. bogeyed that hole.

back to day. par 3, 12. and a stroke saver from the cat box. maintaining his shot lead. he was able to cruise from there after so many close calls with the 4 majors, there he is, winning it by 3. for spieth finishing it. day, 20 under. first player in golf history to finish with that score. >>s. >> i. >> we watched you visualize your shots how is this? >> i did not expect i would cry. a lot of e motion have come out. i have been so close so many -- emotions have come out. i have been so close so many times and finish the way i did and play the way i did, amazing. >> love the cute shot of dash, his son, playing with the trophy. baseball and the giants. they keep on raging. 85 degrees.

fans fanning at 3rd and king. no cooling down bumgardener. the guys in the yellow, orange and black. now, give me a dive! a second-inning web jam. he loved it. bottom of the 4th. hunter, bam. if you are scoring at home former bishop, joe ross, gave it up. 3-0 lead. bumgardener he can mash it. look at this blast. 4th for the year. hitting an rbi double in the game. bruce had a good seat in the house to watch this one. he did a 3-hit shutout. second straight complete game. tying a career high 14 strikeouts. giants win it 5-0 to sweep the nats and stay 2.5 behind the dodgers. >> meantime the a's, another

set back. the orioles, teed off. now, one of the 2 home runs for the day. chase, in the 4th inning,oriels up 5. now, look out. that brought home two more runs. more outfield adventure. watch the left center field. billy burns, running and no. an rbi double here for parra. the a's had to have the firstbaseman come in and fetch. he did get jonathan scope to chase it here. look at what the ravens are playing. >> the strikeout. >> breaking news. kyle busch did not win this week. 18 car finished 11th. spin out here. smoke would follow from tony

stewart's car. matt kenseth in the yellow 20 car started the day in front. finished in 20th. led 146 of the 200 laps and picked up the 3rd sprint cup win of the year. and i can not wait for game day coming up later on. man, my gosh. we are going to break down golf. john, our golf insider will join us. we are going to go to raiders camp and visit them. they have to win. tj, the quarterback, he is going to join me as we are talking x's and o's and shutdown coverages and all of that. >> yes. the play-by-play. >> yes. i was watching the par 5 earlier. i thought it was interesting. talking about tiger woods. now, he had 4 knee surgeries is that correct? >> yes. broke it down in the post season show. woods, all of the surgeries. the game in between his ears, all of that. >> yes. and he is a ,,,,,,,,,,

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>> glor: tonight, the heat hits its peak and the fires get worse. more flames fueled by record-setting western conditions. warnings are in place for tens of millions. another air tragedy in southeast asia, an indonesian plane carrying 54 people goes missing. donald trump releases his immigration plan. >> give me a hug. >> and a young "clothing angel" offering outfits and inspiration. >> it's about being treated like a teenage girl should be treated, with respect, love and captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi, everyone, i am jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. and in a summer where it seems the wild fires have never stopped the athlete is mng