ft firighters rescuedng >> crazy crowded. i have never seen it like this before. >> worth it to come out? >> we tried to stay apart as much as we could. wecan see a lot going on out definite ly worth it. >> taking a walk on the less crowded part of southern beach. >> in a general sense it is okay, but i feel like clusters there this morning. lightning is showing up to where people get crowded and the east and we will get to the some people are not wearing neighborhoods seeing the best of masks and you know points where the show coming up pe c out. this wee par rangers . good morning, breaking news handing out hundreds of mask. right now, multiple fires started overnight. >> governor newsom said we are the first of those possibly sparked by the seeing a steady decline in icu lightning off of brush road and admissions but officials don't triggered evacuations. cal fire said it has burned want people to let their guard

do. acres and several structures are >departmed threatened. another fire started in just the last hour. no word yet from cal fire on how peop big it is or if it is threatening structures. the sky line fire is causing police were called to bay cal fi sai to local2. park saturday afternoon and found a man with stab wounds. he was rushed to the valley medical center and later died. anyone with information about hospitals. another fire started near aurora the stabbing can contact police. road. it is at least 20 acres. a string of brazen car break now to the other top ins and thefts is leaving one stories. a live look outside on a warm neighborhood on edge. in fact one victim said she is morning across the bay area we so rattled she wants to move out. are another hot day. what could be making these >> take a look at the high burglars so bold. >> the people who live mere def doppler. here say it is generally quit and it is odd to see a black we have a good complex of

thunderstorms moving through the pick up south bay and sonoma county. i want to start with the one in she said she knew something was wrong when the driver took off the south bay because it is more when hesaw her. active and wide spread right now, it is moving up 101 and >> she got inside and checked the ring doorbell camera. 280, showing you the lightning, the truck stopped in front of and these are actually good her house. >> 3 people in forthe truck. downpours, right through wood side. notice the orientation of the rain as it comes in from the southwest and tracks up to the >> you can hear him telling north east. so let's get to east bay a lot another man to steal the box off of the truck. he grabs the box and casually walks back of lightning in the hills where to the truck and throwing it 580s thrgh the mountains. in bed o 5 home owners reported hayward. union city, you are in the focal they also been victimized by 3 men in a black truck that same point. sonoma county, good morning,

thursday afternoon. lightning and thunder waking you >> every agency in the bay area up. there is your batch right up has seen up ticks in theft. santa ro and are seeing this >> thefts and property crimes up 1 now. that is working our way for the so a neighborhood being targeted next hour, we are in this for a is not surprising. while. not often we talk about a severe but what is surprising is the thunderstorm warning and that is thieves were so conspicuous in what we have, more details the middle of the day. coming up, but the severe >> they are not worried about the penalties of getting caught. thunderstorm warning until 6:45 this morning for all of the area >> if a suspect is arrested for shaded in red on the screen a proper crime they will be right now. we will see you with more coming charged up. electricity is out for parts bail . of the bay area, last night they the whole situation had to turn off utility on the central coast and valley. overnight lightning storms may not comforting for christine. >> we are in our 70s. have caused new outages, here is i thought it was safe, it is not. it is just not. a look at the pg&e outage map. not like it used to be. >> alameda county sheriffs the orange icons mean between 500 deputies made an arrest in the

and 5,000 are effected. earlier they were forced to turn case. a 15-year-old boy and a suspect off electricity by regulators in a number of other cases because the state's grid including stolen cars, burglary couldn't handle the demand. and package thefts. >> we ask the utilities to reduce load. police need your help finding the e who actually is going to be involved camera assaulting an elderly in the outage? man. >> yes. we don't make that the determination. >> to cut suspect was caught on camera shoving the man. if you recognize that suspect down on the future black outs, you are urged to contact police. >> unemployment fraud ring out pg&e said to use a fan instead of the jail is under of air conditioning when investigation. authorities say the scam possible. close the drapes and blinds. turn off unnecessary lights and resulted in $250,000 in avoid big energy draws like fraudulent payments. they were busted vacuums and dish washers until after investigators heard them after 6 p.m. you can also sign from talking about the fake breakingap ntpl who were not serving time but olingfft theitks likon believed to be involved.

they recovered $150,000 in cash from one of them. this is a live look at the white thatcially in house and trump is mourning the an n just loss of his younger brother. concerns that had officials on alert. his brother died last night in a >> tonight well after the sun went down we found people here the 71-year-old passed away in soaking up the cooler temperatures. at this hour we are still seeing cars in the parking lot at ocean intensive care and trump visited beach. his ailing brother on friday. you can hear music. he said he was not just my >> as the sunsets this evening brother but my best friend and will be greatly missed. bonfires became popping up. we will meet again and his memory will live on in my heart. the blistering heat brought cool off. the parking lot was full and traffic a message for the u.s. slow going. >> i am at the beach. postmaster general and delivere. there is a lot of people mk, anm calling on him to step down. protesters believe he is prepared. >> urging people to make spart dismantling the u.s. postal decisions, only gather with people youf service to help president trump's reelection campaign.

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the postal crisis. >> the postal service already had financial difficulty. we know being able to provide additional funding that they need is a source of controversy. they were not willing to offer the money they asked for. so, with congress not negotiating leaving open the question of what is next and the president is opening questioning whether mail in voting can be ao th tay w kushner. "face the nation" starts right here at 8:30. coming up.

fires triggered around the bay area

welcome back. we are giving you an update on what we are seeing this morning. we have seeing multiple fires popping up. this one off of f is working to get that under control. this is a 2 alarm fire and cal fire said because of the conditions and you can see how big it is there already it has to potential to get to 100 acres. there is another fire in the santa cruz mountains. they are calling for air craft but have to wait until the sun comes up. they are calling that one the warnell fire, and we will bring you the latest as we get it here. from that let's transition

to the doppler. take a look at the lightning strikes, and you will see what you your own window. let's get an over view of where you are seeing the flashes in the sky. they are happening over the bay area and now i focussed on the drive. if yere going up 101 or 280 and see a new cell developing over the heart of downtown san jose. this is fairly localized. but if you near 880, right where these converge. we have a really good cell showing up over the heart of downtown. we can and work 880, a lot of this is heavy rain falling, just to the east.

but the lightning is wide spread and that is the number one impact of this. the startling nature of the sounds that no doubt woke you up and the light show giving you entertainment and maybe pause for concern because it is not something we typically see this a time of the year. we work up north from here, right where 680 turns up to the hills, you can see a good heavyt extends up into the valley. this is a very organized line of rain. and the 680 corridor lit up with lightning and downpours, this is the kind of stuff that could provide small hail with it. all of the things that go along got forhe entire bay area, staying in effect until 6:45.

let's go to the bay proper. that are fornd working up to the valley from there. concord, you have your show and it is showing up. this covers this one band of rain for the south and the east bay. that is the most impressive at this point. in the north bay, you not left out of this and the corridor through 101. and working up into lake county, clear lake you also getting the show. this will go on for a while. if you look off of the coast there is a steady stream of more to go. that is all getting caught up in a flow that wants to bring the storms on shore in a direction like that. that is why the national weather service has us under a severe thunderstorm warning. things to kind mind with this besides the sound and show and fires. and we will have more on that coming

up. the dangerous lightning is an issue, so if you are about to get out in the car >> would say do that with the idea that there could be debris on the roadway >> experienced that on my drive into work. all three of us talk about things on our way to work blocking our way, let's not forget the heat advisory and excessive heat warning in place through wednesday. i am going to go over more detail on that coming up and we will get everyone's daytime highs today as well. i want to update you on what is the priority at this point which is the severe thunderstorm warning. guys i will see you with more coming up in a bit. this is

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it is 6:30. let's jump into the breaking news. it has been a busy morning several fires burning throughout the bay area, and let's start with the skyline fire burning off of woodside you can see the pictures there. several people were taken to the hospital as a result of that. moving now to the aurora fire, this is in east bay near livermore, one structure is threatened. it is 28 acres and has the potential to get to 100 acres thanks to winds and slopes there. it is a 2 alarm fire and again, the aurora fire. another fire burning near bonny dune. they requested back up and additional resources including aircraft.

a lot of these they believe have begun due to lightning and lie winds as well. it is a very busy morning out there you can definitely see all of the lightning here on this video from earlier and overnight. not anyone in the bay area is plisseing that. . >> no this is the event we wouldn't even need to show you the video everyone had a front row seat. if you look at the doppler. this will explain why. we don't get many mornings like this in august. lighinfrom bay t t specs ohemostmpressf i now. yotast 3 t is started. 3 hours ago, and you can see a solid wave moving across the bay area, but this is 6:30. i have 2 areas i am focussed on the south bay and the north bay,

san jose, you had quite the show of thunderstorms that movedoff the north east between santa clara and up through alameda, and you can follow it up through 680, concord to pleasanton. you in the most impressive line of thunderstorms and a good band moving through the north bay as well. so if you put this together, still have a ways to go, the national weather service has the entire bay area under a severe thunderstorm warning and fits in line nightly nicely to whenthis qui things quiet down. it is taking futurecast some time. but i am going to play this forward into the late morning.

that is about noon. and really, from now until then we have a possibility for thunderstorms to linger, but if i bring it back to right now we are clearly at the highlight. give this 2 to 3 hours and the focus up to the east and innew york north bay. we have to talk about the excessive heat warning in place and looking quite impressive for early this week. see you in a couple minutes. there is a lot to talk about as far as the weather is concerned. in addition to the lightning the western u.s. is also sweltering as the heat wave brings recor breaking temperares into next week and fuelling dozens of wildfires. >> blistering heat and bone dry vegetation igniting the west. north of los angeles the lake e are tting here going,4,000 is our house still stand snowing

>> the pine gulch blaze one of the state's largest ever. in oregon -- >> it looks like a bomb went off. >> i have to say,scariest thingn through. >> triple digit temps being felt in at least a dozen states, nearly 50 million people experiencing temperatures of. po gri ptit d forcinsome businesses to operate in the dark. >> we did whatever we could without the electricity. >> faced with the lingering threat of coronavirus.

>> if anyone has symptoms we are able to mitigate that without impacting your local resources. >> many indoor options closed and fire producing poor air quality many people coming to the beach to escape the heat. >> here in the bay area, people seeking relief from the heat stm the estuary after a 50,000 gallon sewage spill. the outage caused a pump at the west oakland treatment plant to fail. that led to a back up at the station and just before 4 a.m. on saturday, raw sewage s tst >>urw sewage spilln tate someros en heard that, we started texting

and alerting our membership. the first thing to do is take a shower. one of our rowers did flip and go in the water. so we are concerned about him. >> east bay mud plans to release the full report on the spill in the coming week. an immigrant community was hard hit by the pandemic. the virus is spreading through the mem community. because they are an ethnic minority with their own language. out reach efforts in spanish may becae of over crowding atme. >> there i a lot o people thatinr sometimes 8, 10, 12 people in one place. so it is hard to you know stay

isolated and physically distant. >> data points to a substantial infection rate among american children. the cdc said a steady increase of children's cases through july. schools are continuing to reopen with some having in-person teaching schedules. 5.3 million cases in the u.s. and 170,000 deaths. back to school like never before. some college freshman moving into dorm there is a a lot of excitement and fears of the coronavirus. >> in fort worth. texas christian university freshman crista moved in this week. >> a lot of my friends are

getting stuck at home. >> schools and parents make their plans. white house coronavirus task force member dr. fauci said you don't have toave symptomsoread s >> if inff you have no symptomsu part of the propagation of the pandemic. >> bumps in the road already appearing. >> it became more real when we realized it was probably in a floor close to us. >> students at the university north carolina chapel hill on high alert after clusters at two resident's hall and fruternties: >>ant cgetbl to ese andck.

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point and stopped forward progress. this moving on to the aurora fire, this is burning in alameda county, it is a 2 alarm fire, 20 acres and the potential to grow significantly to 100 acres. cal fire said one structure is threatened and multiple factors involved considering the fact there is a slope driven aspect here. also another fire burning in bonny dune. they are have called for aircraft. that is 10 acres, they are requesting additional resources, and the good news is the one at redwood estates, they have stopped forward progress, a lot of speculation about if that or others were started by the lightning strikes we have seen all over the bay arean point, we are under a

severe thunderstorm warning. let's get to the daren with the latest. >> that is staying through, well, national weather service has it through 6:45 but it will be extended. let me show you why. a lot going on here. this is a lot more oute next few hours. there work on shore. this started about 3 hours ago and the first wave centered down here through the south and east bay. the more impressive line east od 880 corridor. sa llow that up 680 through concord you can see the line in the hills, but let's not leave this out, look at the bay area, you may not have had the most

impressive you have had your share. if you follow this, you can almost play connect the dots, that is a pretty well organized line sweeping across the bay bridge and for the to the east bay. north bay, you have been in this as well. right now, we have to look up in santa rosa, you have your share of thunderstorms. let me make those lightning boltsmao ce direction this is is getting drawn. it is coming from the southwest up to the northeast. this is all going to pass through bay area over the next few hours. here is the review. we will watch this on futurecast and let it play through >> 10 a.m. we are looking a organized lines of thunderstorms across the entire bay area, this

will stay active throughout the morning, and when we get into the late morning and afternoon, things will quiet down. tomorrow morning the latest forecast runs are showing the possibility of anoth thunderstorms and similar timing. this covers all of the areas in red. likely extended if not already. watch tomorrow, you may think i am replaying today, i am not. it exactly the same timing and a similar look and structure to the line of thunderstorms, it is early on this. forecast models had a difficult time with this pattern. it very unusual for northern california, but we could see a repeat of this tomorrow morning. look at how pretty is out there.

especiallyn t andking towards the west. those bands on rain we were looking at we can see them out there and working on shore. okay, let me not leave out the fact that we have a heated a advisory. it will be very hot. the rain is less of a story after 11:00 and then we are back in the heat wave. so let's not forget that very important aspect of the story. today is one of the easier days, look at the earlier part of the week. 104 inland today, back up to 108 on monday. 102 wednesday and finally dropping out of the hundreds by the end of the week. that is a major story. be a

main issue going forward for the next 5 days. >> one of i noticed. i saw the lightning streak across the sky sometimes, kind of horizontally almost i am presuming not everyone is touching the ground. >> most is cloud to cloud. my be were. you only need a small percentage to go cloud to ground and with things as dry as they are right now, even if we get rain, yes we get rain, that helps, things were so dry gointo this. busy covering fires. we have a red flag warning through 11:00 this morning. in light of tomorrow's forecast we

might see another one. much more on the updates when we get through this first how a young bay area artist is using her designs to call for social justice. we'll be right back.

now this student is using her art as a way to help others who lost loved ones to violence.

ayr --an her name. hopefully they are inspired to do research. her story, who she is. >> a story that touches this young artist at her core. >> have grown up seeing a lot of violence. it is normalized. it is not safe for a girl to walk down -- much less a womanty that inspired the mural. instead, another heartbreaking loss and the explosive aftermath that moved her to say and paint breonna's name. >> when we shout out breonna taylor, things died quickly. we didn't see the same amount of attention as other people's. >> so kathy set out to change that. the 18-year-old high school grad came down to 12th and franklin

spending the afternoon among other street artists painting tributes to lives lost. >> i never figured i would have a board to myself. it is cool to say there is the mural i painted. earrings.d donating t pro tosocitis butrai. today her mom and dad seeing the mural for the first time . they are proud too. >> she is doing a good job. >> as she heads back to college she leaves a unique mark. carrying with her the memory of a special young woman.

>> it sparks the curiosity and that can lead to more interest in social justice and people's stories. to learn more about students

the fire burning in livermore has now jumped to 50 acres. with 50% containment. that has ballooned. we are keeping our eyes on that and several fires burning in the santa cruz mountains this morning. thanks so much f joining us. cbs sunday orning

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