good evening, i'm juliette goodrich it was a scorching hot day r the entire bay area.with so regions reaching triple digs and smashing records. another week and little relief from the extreme heat and unhealthy hair. good evening. it was a scorching hot day for the entire bay area. for some reaching triple digits. we were out in it. the smoke and it was nasty out there. >> that is right. >> reporter: not only the warmest day this year but the air quality was terrible thanks to outside influence. i know californians are spoiled but it is hard not to complain

in heat like this. >> i am sweating. >> yes. running from store to store to keep cool. >> reporter: triple digits and even 90 degree weather that broke a 65-year-old record. it was not all sunshine and clear skies. our meteorologist explains. >> double high driving smoke from trinity county fires, trapping collusion and snapping records for the second day if a row, hitting record high temperatures, 103 in concord, 104 in livermore. >> reporter: smoking skies prompted a bay area quality management district to call for a spare the air day. horrible air quality and the heat, bad combination. >> i noticed the smell. i am aware it is not good for your lungs. >> a friend put a facebook post

saying it smells like a -- well, smalls bad, in different words. [ laughter ] >> reporter: researchers are saying the pollution is off setting u.s. efforts in recent years to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions, back to you. the heat is mothering southern california as well. helping to fuel three more wildfires burning tonight near los angeles. this fire charred 500 acres at least three buildings. many structures were abandoned. burning in rugged terrain and the firefighters are dealing with gusting winds and high temperatures. two people have been detained in connection with this fire. cbs reporter carter evans says it is not just california struggling to control with a fire season.

>> reporter: ravaged by wildfires all sudden, now a wind shift made things worse. burning for several days, this in seattle in chelan. >> everything is on fire. that whole hillside there, this whole hillside was on fire last night. it was nuts. >> reporter: this is how the fire looked from lake chelan. a popular recreational spot. so far one00 structures burned. hundreds more threatened. in oregon crews are battling several out of control wildfires, one of them burned more than 86 square miles, adams is one of hundreds of evacuees. >> by the time we got in the car, the fire was in the backyard. we barely made it out. >> reporter: so far wildfires burned more than 6.5 million acres. more than 2-1/2 times what

burned during the same period time last year. little relief with the drought and the heat especially in southern california where a fire continues to rage outside of los angeles. it has destroyed several cabins and injured 10 firefighters, 7 from heat exhaugz and dehydration. this is temperatures as -- exhaustion and dehydration. this is temperatures getting hottest. 117 in phoenix. and 118 in palm springs, all daily records. but a break in the heat could come as early as tomorrow. carter evans cbs news, los angeles. in idaho. 50 homes destroyed by wildfires that scorched 20,000 acres. four separate fires are burning in northern part of the state. one elderly woman was killed

when she was trying to flee her home. there say big shake up in the polls for president. >> they have to go. >> reporter: donald trump is talking about his immigration plans. automatic citizenship for children of illegals, build a wall on the mexican border and get mexico to pay for it and triple the number of immigration agents. trumped he would be okay sending ground troops to fight isis and would not have a nuclear deal with iran. he told nbc -- >> that contract so tough they don't have a chance. >> reporter: trump continued his unrelenting attacks on 1-

time front-runner, jeb bush. >> i don't even understand it. >> reporter: the debate performance may be taking a toll. bush lost the most support in a national fox news poll out today. down 6 points. now behind ted cruz in 3rd. carson the most now in 2nd place. the same fox poll shows clinton falling below 50% for the first time with sanders up to 30%. vice president joe biden, who is not in the race, is at 10 tr- rs. clinton this weekend, again, trying to dismiss her e-mail controversy. >> this is the usual of anything that goes on. >> gop presidential candidate on abc rejected clinton's explanation. >> she lied about her server and her e-mails. political and civil rights figure died. the grandson of a slave who

marched with martin luther king, student activist in the 60s, the first ever nominated by a major political party to serve as vice president. he had to withdrawal because he was too young. bond founded the poverty law center, became head of the naacp and served 20 years in the georgia house and senate. investigators are looking into the cause of a collision that killed four people in san diego. a twin engine jet and a cessna 117 crashed into one another as they approached a airport this morning. witnesses say they caught fire and broke apart as they hit the ground. the burning wreckage sparked two small grass fires. the number could rise. >> no one was transported to the hospital. some complaint ants, now, that number could change or could be

additional. yet to be determine. we can not confirm where the passengers came from. obviously. one was in a aircraft. >> the faa and ntsb are working with local officials in the investigation. a missing jetliner has been found crashed in the side of a mountain. the fate of the 54 people aboard is not known. airer is vice twin turboprop was on a short 35 minute flight and disappeared minutes before landing. it is one of several airlines banned from flying here because of cest concerns. 14 accidents and incidents since 19 -- because of accident concerns. 14 accidents and incidents since 1990. a tragic accident was all caught on camera. >> this video shows the parachutest clipping a building

after the midair collision. landed on lakeshore drive and rushed to the hospital. >> coming in really low. appeared to be almost motionless or lifeless. spho >> he hit the building right there. he flipped over and he fell, hit the wall and fell. >> reporter: the 32-year-old hood, from cincinnati was pronounced dead one day after the accident by the cook county medical examiner. he was a member of the army's golden knights parachute team. he was part of the elite team while performing a bomb burst. a maneuver where they circle each other with red smoke swirling around them as they free fall at speeds that can reach 180 miles an hour. >> it was scary. everyone just stopped talking and there was a moment of silence. a true moment of silence. >> the other parachutest landed on the beach and suffered a broken leg. he was released from the hospital, brian wáb, cbs news. a marine that died during a

hike at camp lejeune was from sacramento. the corporal lost consciousness early on thursday and died later at a hospital. he was a decorated marine that served at camp pendelton. how a store clerk found a man wanted for kidnapping and murder. we don't get much of ,,

a nearly one month manhunt ended east of bakersfield. a man died in confrontation with the sheriff deputies. he came in and spent $100 on water and junk food. >> just came in and got food and what not and seemed like a guy that was on the newspapers. >> he is suspected of killing a dentist and getting into a shootout with a s.w.a.t. team that left 2 officers wounded. the deputies found 4 guns after they shot him.

the investigators say they are worried their could be more victims. east bay driver facing charges tonight of hitting a chp officer trying to flee. they were are trying to pull them over because a passenger was hanging out of the window. this is video. posted on youtube. the driver tried to escape on 880 and got off of there and spun out. they said that is when the driver decided to ram his cruiser. he was caught blocks away. the police are piecing together details of a fatal hit and run. a pedestrian was found wedged under a pick up truck last night. the police think the victim got into an argument with the driver and stabbed him. the driver allegedly ran him down and killed him. the driver showed up at the hospital with stab wounds. he has been arrested. next generation of tech

entrepreneur are working. not a silicone valley start up with you a classroom in oakland. sharon chin takes us inside the project. >> reporter: take a good look at this group of young men. a good long look. among them could be the next bill gates or steve jobs, surprise something. >> just add it really quick. >> reporter: not to the folks here at the hidden genius propblg ebgt. a nonprofit giving young - - genius project. >> don't give up, man. >> reporter: tech is just a hook. >> we see ourselves as developing high quality young men first and foremost. empowering these young men to be able to transform their lives in their communities. >> reporter: a community that

has been left behind by high- tech employers. in fact, last year search engine giant google acknowledged blacks only made up a small percentage of their workforce. a statistic they want to change. >> everyone here vows to do that. >> reporter: the program is tough. each student must commit to 18 months of lab time. and while it is free to participate, he says hidden genius project spends 15,000 per student but the pay off is incredible. everybody will leave here with a functioning a pp and much more. -- app and much more. >> so, we try to empower them to bring them up to their highest potential. >> reporter: it is backed up by parents. >> i know he has a great opportunity. a chance to get out there and

succeed in the world. and conely, when he is through, would have spent 700 hours here. >> i think i will have an app, going to need to update it a lot but i think i will have something that people can use and work from there once i get the bare bones of it. >> reporter: it is not just about coding but a predictor of what and should happen in this community and beyond. >> reporter: in oakland, sharon chin, kpix5. >> the project is in the third year and it is taking applicants. it is after school and 7 days during summer vacation and they are looking for mentors to help. >> one of the warmest days of the year in the bay area today.

it was all of the way up to 104 here. 106 in livermore. now, san francisco hit 90 at noon. and that is going up. fairfield, one05. redwood city, 100 degrees today. san rafael, 101 in the wine country in napa. 104 degrees. don't get that much of a break tomorrow. now, inland, high pressure and the smoke, the smoke and the fires up if trinity county over the bay area. part of the weekend. that is reduced visibility we should get a bit of a break by tuesday. air quality, unhealthful levels

of air pollution in the east bay. spare the air day for monday. but, watch what is on the way as we look at the future cast showing low clouds for the first time in awhile. developing off shore from point rey. that will clear the coastline at 7:00 in the morning. the coastline comes down, inland, not much of an influence for the marine layer. just taking it off of the highs today. but, there will be further cooling as it kibes in for tuesday and wednesday. finally we will get back down to the middle 80s inland. not tomorrow. overnight lows tonight, hot august night in the bay area. 61 for a low. livermore and san jose. tomorrow, san francisco goes down 75 degrees under the influence of the sea breeze, concord, still warm, 98, san skwroes a89, oakland, 83 degrees. down in the south bay, 95% -- san jose at 89, oakland, 83 degrees. down in the south bay, 95.

north bay, a few more low clouds, as a result, the temperatures will be in the middle 80s in the warmer spots, 93 in santa rosa. and, up by clear lakes, still, plenty hot, going at 100 degrees down to clover dale. extended forecast, a warm one tomorrow. not quite as warm and significant cooling along the shoreline. then tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it will be in the middle 80s inland, 70s around the bay and a return to what has passed for formal in the bay area. just not lately. have a good monday. i will see you tomorrow morning. last call for a landmark bay area roller coaster. why the thrill ride means so much to this local couple. and a robber tried to rip off a clerk with a machete. what the clerk had that had the robber running out the door.

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hot weekends like this one, heavy traffic used to paralyze the area. but, as mark kelly shows us a few orange cones can keep the cars in line. >> reporter: charlie knows how easily weekend drivers take over the streets. >> saturday and sunday during the summer it is -- it can take 15 minutes through here. >> reporter: but today felt different. >> yes. today it is better. >> reporter: much of the credit goes to the orange cones and big bold signs telling drivers to stay off of the side streets. >> what difference has the cones made? >> keeping them over there. >> reporter: the folks that live here love the cones, giving back their quiet residential street. to give you an idea how bad traffic got. we were here a few weeks ago

and it looked like this. drivers just putting along. many belong an app to getting people through there as a shortcut to highway 17. >> so, we need to have to put the nose of the car out and go into the traffic to get out there. >> reporter: drive through town today and it looks like the cones are working but does does not mean everyone likes the crack down. >> for you it is tougher to find parking. >> yes. >> reporter: especially the driver that did not follow the rules. >> reporter: back to you. one of the last wooden roller coasters in the bay shutdown for good today. >> reporter: our photojournalist took us all on one last drive and the roar at six flags. a lot of memories after 16 years and millions of rides. especially for one couple. >> we got married on this roller coaster and it is like losing a church. we were pronounced man and wife

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