viene equipadísimo, automático, aire acondicionado, cd player y hasta incluye navegación.ero de verdad. mire nada más, esta 2011 4 w 4, ford escape xlt. es un fabuloso auto y le ahorramos $6000. lo ha escuchado bien, $6000 del msrp. así que vengase aquí a capitol expressway ford. >> capitol expressway ford le va a ayudar a bajar sus pagos. y mire nada más esta selección, esta increíble, 2007 ford edge. y ¿sabe qué? equipada, automática, aire acondicionado, asientos preciosos, interior color beige y ¿sabe qué? se la puede llevar por $189 de enganche o $189 al mes por esta preciosa suv, llámenos ya. >> si actualmente manejas un vehículo ford, nissan, toyota, chrysler, honda or general motors y está estancado con un alto pago mensual de su carro, entonces ponga mucha atención. porque tenemos importante información para usted que podría bajarle los pagos mensuales o hasta ponerlo en un nuevo carro. para averiguar cuánto usted puede ahorrar, llamé al número que aparece en pantalla. representantes altamente capacitados trabajarán para darle las mejores opciones. opciones que inc

the faa and air traffic controller's association agreed to continue the policy of not allowing air traffic controllers to take naps during a break in their shifts. they must be available for recall at all times. in washington, molly hennenberg, fox news. >>> thousands of people are expected on the national mall during the holiday weekend and the park service is urging you to take metro to get there. the metro trains will be open from 7 in the morning untilmed night. for security reasons, the smithsonian station will be closed most of the day. you can use it on the way home. and for more details, road closures and where you can find the entry points to the mall g to www.myfoxdc.com and look under hot topics. >> more than 1 million people will visit the national mall this weekend. there is plenty to see. the big draw is the smithsonian folk-like festival. paul rafael gives a look at what makes this question popular. >> reporter: thousands of people descended on the national mall. it's the smithsonian life festival, 45 years strong. the event is held for two weeks every summer, overlapping wi

way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult

but still, a lot of air speed.out 9500 feet is when he says, i need the nearest airport. >> we need the closest airport available. >> he's maybe two or three miles closer to dade collier, but at his rate of speed and altitude, he can easily make miami. and miami has services. we have the fire equipment. there's medical. dade collier is out in the everglades and there's nothing there. >> walton little is fishing in the everglades and can see that something is going very wrong for flight 592. >> when i hear the loud jet noise, i look to my left shoulder. i see a large aircraft. unusually low to the ground. >> we're like, okay, this is probably going to be a crash on the airport now. >> i realized that the bank ang cell getting steeper and steeper and actually approaches and exceeds 90 degrees, such that it's rolling over. on its back. >> when the plane banks at that angle, the wings can't provide enough lift, causing the plane to lose altitude. >> if the wings are level, then 100% of the lift is counteracting gravity

está bien equipada, tiene ventanas eléctricas, automático, aire acondicionado.. >> aquí en capitol expressway ford tenemos todo tipo de sedanes. como este maravilloso 2010 chevy malibu. tiene aire acondicionado, cd player y un quemacocos para que usted se divierta por $179 al mes o $179 de enganche. aquí en capitol expressway ford. >> y si usted tiene un auto que quiere cambiar por algo que realmente le sirva, como esta preciosa camioneta para trabajar, usted viene aquí a capitol expressway ford y nosotros le ayudamos. acuérdese que hablamos español. y aquí la tiene. es una 2006 f150 ford. buenísima. tiene unos rines preciosos para que usted se vaya a trabajar. y ¿sabe qué? también puede ajustar su volante y está magnífica. y además tiene un quemacocos para que usted se divierta mientras trabaja. y ¿sabe qué? se la lleva por $179 al mes o $179 de enganche aquí en capitol expressway ford. >> aquí en capitol expressway ford le ahorramos dinero de verdad. mire nada más esta 2011 4 w 4 ford escape xlt. es un fabuloso auto y le ahorramos $6000. lo ha escuchado bien,

the army air corps was all white. the only african-americans who had positions in the army air corps worker looks, janitors, security personnel who guarded the fence around the base. the generals in charge of the army air corps like that way. they had come up in world war i when the army air corps was all white. that was the world they knew. they liked it that way and expected to stay that way. they had no plans whatsoever to include african-americans in any way in their branch of the service. they had some research backing them up. following world war i they commissioned a study called the use of negro man power in war that was meant to study are african-americans performed in world war i and to use that research in planning for the next war. this was created in 1925 but still form the basis of army human resources policy as late as 1939-1940. it began under the terms of the constitution the negro has the rights of citizenship and as evidence he must bear his share of the war. it continues the negro is physically qua

it's an assault on clean air. it's an assault on conservation. it continues the assault that was begun at the beginning of this year with h.r. 1, to completely dismantle our environmental protections. and i confess to you i just don't understand the motivations of our colleagues on the other side of the aisle. do we not breathe the same air? do we not drink the same water? do we not traverse the same beautiful terrain across this country? i can't imagine, i can't fathom what the motivation is to engage in this wholesale attack on our environment. let's look at that attack. they're proposing to cut the e.p.a.'s budget -- this is the agency that is charged with protecting our environment -- to cut that budget by 18% below 2011 levels and 40% by 2010 levels. i come from the chesapeake bay. i grew up fishing for crabs on the eastern shore of maryland. my grandmother lived in salisbury and that's where we used to go during the summers. this would be devastating for the chesapeake bay. it cuts funding to the chesapeake

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that's why we have a spare the air quality today for poor air quality here in the east bay and also the santa clara valley. we are already in the 60s and 70s. a warmer start to the day. as much as 2 to 6 degrees warmer out there. we aren't talking about the marine error the sea breeze today. just a very weak one at our coast. even 70s there. we will talk about a minor cool down for the 4th for some areas. and how long the heat will last coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. other news this morning, san jose police are investigating a shooting on the 1300 block of eden avenue. police say the victim described as a white or hispanic male was taken to a local hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. police arrived on the scene after they got a call about that incident late last night. an investigation is underway, but there's little information being released right now. >>> two men are in the hospital this morning after a shooting in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. it happened last night around 8:00 at alice and jones street. one man was shot several times in the upper body

poor air quality.our forecast is next. >>> one of the outdoor activities people are enjoying this weekend is skiing in their shorts for this 4th of july weekend. i'm a dancer. and until now, my feet showed it. [ female announcer ] gold bond ultimate healing foot cream. 7 penetrating moisturizers and vitami 'cause foot skin's 20 times thicker. this stuff really works. >>> so you say hot weather is not your cup of tea. few hours from skiing and snowboarding in the sierra. it's the first time in nearly 20 years they are hitting the slopes on the 4th of july weekend. squaw valley is one of tahoe ski resorts open for business. they are taking advantage of high pressure system. pine meadows and kirkwood are also open this weekend for skiing. who would have thought? >> i kind of thought. [ laughter ] >> because of all the rain and snow but yesterday it was warm it's going to be dangerous out there. it really makes sense because our sea breeze has slackened off now and reestablish itself later today. heavenly

spare the air day as well.ttle bit of aircraft quality sensitive for our sensitive groups i should say, will be a little bit unhealthy. giving you a look at your temperatures forked afternoon. 95 expected for napa today. 98 in santa rosa. hot in antioch, 101. livermore, your checking in, 100 degrees. 92 in fremont. mid-90s san jose. if you're trying to beat the heat, head to the coast. 72 pacifica. if you're already planning ahead, we've got parades, barbeques planned for tomorrow. we will be slightly cooler. expecting the sea breeze to return, and our day not as hot. noon time, mid-60s along the coast. you are afternoon highs, upper 60s for the coastline. your extended forecast, we took care of today, talked about tomorrow. onto tuesday, back to work tuesday, we're going to be hot once again. temperatures rebounding back into the upper 90s. widespread 70s for the coast. weapons, a dip in our temperatures that will continue on into thursday, friday, and into saturday for you. back to you. >>> well, a celebratio

travel with air conditioning, recirculated air all increases chances of getting sick. >> not everybodyty is happen country with their new neighbor. the beef they have with a burger giant. >> reporter: this is a pretty dimly lit neighborhood and this sign is more than six stories tall and the bright eve thing out here. the neighbors this is a huge eye sore. as if the bay area housing market wasn't bad enough homeowners in this neighborhood say this is the last thing they need. >> i mean -- that is one giant sign when you are back here. >> reporter: the newest neighbor an in and out restaurant. not only can you see the sign from the back but the front yard. he said it's $500,000 house has probably gone down 10%. >> i'm trying to sell it and the thing you see is that no matter what i do you will see that. it's. >> reporter: it's worse at night, lighting up the drive. he said the restaurant is violating its use permit. the last line says the sign will not spill over onto properties. >> it's a invasion into our home to have that light shining through your curtains. one of the families menti

clean air programs required by the clean air act. however, due to this current recession, state and local governments are increasingly strapped for resources and are finding it ever more difficult to carry the federal government's share of funding this responsibility. because of the continuing adverse impacts of this recession on state and localities, air agencies will continue to make more painful decisions such as reducing or cutting air programs that protect our public health. so in other words, we took 10 steps forward and now we're taking 20 back. mr. chairman, i have seen firsthand that clean air grants are effective. when you consider in an area of mine that's home to 16.8 million people and it's one of the smoggiest areas in the nation, the south coast air quality management district is one of the air pollution control agencies for orange county and los angeles urban areas, riverside and san bernardino counties as well. clean air agencies also assist companies in being able to help them to comply with clean air act regulation

it's near travis air force base. the fire was huge with thick, black smoke that could be seen for more than 50 miles away. it was shooting 9,000 feet into the air. the fire fueled by plastic produce crates. a worker accidentally lit one on fire and it took off into a five-acre fire. >> any sense of the temperature that this fire reached? >> close to 1,000, maybe 1500. if you go to the side of the complex where the grass is, you will see the poles, the whole metal fences are bent like straw. >> reporter: so it took firefighters about three hours to get that fire under control. but it wasn't completely out until early into this morning actually. firefighters were still concerned about some hot spots flaring up. it took three hydrants here in the area, that's all they have, and they put all of them to try to get this fire out. 50 firefighters in fact three firefighters were injured during this. back out live now looking at these crates here at macro plastics, these things are normally used for agricultural things, big i

amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> had they are working on the air air. firefighters called it a night after 8 1/2 hours of fighting the fire but now the big question is what kind of toxic problems it has created for us in the air. the plume of black smoke could be seen as far away from oakland. it was burning as many as 30,000 plastic bins. the company makes those plastic bins that are used by farmers. firefighters found it extremely hot making this fire a huge challenge for them. investigators say workers at the plant started the fire. >> we have confirmed with the business owners and employees on site that that they did have employees with working with some type of open flame device. i don't have details but probably a blowtorch or welding in that area. >> no major injuries were reported. about 120 firefighters came to help out with this when it reached the sixth alarm. they even received help from travis air force base. they finally stopped putting water on it about 9:30 last night. macro plastics has been here for 20 years and never had a fire like t

a lot of concerns about the air quality because there was so much smoke in the air and there are a lotemicals in that smoke. this is where it happened, the yard. you can see the fence there, the chain-link fence, just melted over and part of that still smoldering this morning. and if you look just to the side of that, you can see that big pile of plastic crates. that is what was burning. they were about two stories high and so when you look at the video here, it looks like there's a building burning but it's actually just a huge stack of plastic crates. after this fire broke out at around 1:00 here yesterday at macro plastics in fairfield, it burned hot. thick, black smoke could be seen from more than 50 miles away, like san francisco and sacramento. the fire was fueled by the plastic produce crates. the theory right now from firefighters is that a worker accidentally lit one of the crates on fire and it quickly took off into a five-acre fire. >> you don't have enough water, you said, in order to douse that heat. >> yeah. it's difficult to have enough water on site using all three hydr

and air quality assessment. the department and a consulting and advisory role supports environmental review. we review the environmental impact reports when asked for by members of the community or the planning department or when it is a major project that we feel we need to proactively review. we will provide those comments and additional analysis to the planning department for their consideration. we will discuss them and work with the planning department on strategies if there are identified health effects. we have developed several innovative assessment tools that are not found elsewhere. the bread and butter i think is best described by soil analysis or hazardous wastes. this was an ordinance adopted had authored by a supervisor in 1986 and applies to historical landfill areas. our job is to approve site assessment and a final report. if the analysis shows levels of chemicals above a certain state standards for health and safety, we will ask the developer to develop a mitigation plan and measures to permane

as far as that air quality goes. pollen report for trees, high, along with grasses, weeds and molds are low. there's something to contend with there. tomorrow the rain, definitely something to look at. low 70s to 106 degrees, hazardous weather inland. sunny skies and early morning fog and that will mix out once the sun comes out. 91 for mountainview. 102 for morgan hill, let's work our way into brentwood, 106. i did bump that up there. 105 for antioch, concord 101. richmond 82 along with berkeley. in nevada, 97 ahong with sonoma. napa 100. these conditions are above average. here is a look at our extended forecast. we're going to trend warm for the next several days. cooling down just a bit into next weekend, but we have dangerously warm conditions for tomorrow and sunday. >> have to be careful. >> thank you very much. >>> well, this 4th of july it's estimated americans will eat 15 million hot dogs, one dog for every two people. other facts from the u.s. census, they spent $200 million to import fireworks mostly from

code orange air quality as well. sticky, humid outside, uncomfortable, talking about the humid holiday weekend continuing tomorrow as well. and the 4th of july just a little unsettled, we will talk about what you can expect, during the course of the weekend. yesterday's high, some 7 to 8 degrees warmer than we should have been. 95 degrees, national airports, 93 dulles and 93 degrees baltimore so pretty warm day right now starting off fairly warm, 74 degrees national, 72 degrees baltimore, gaithersburg martins burg, 71 boston new york 70 degrees and to the south, 76 already at raleigh. >> let's begin with true view, look at this rainfall this moved its way through the area as we headed into this mornings and behind it we are getting a little bit of a break as we take a look now at radar and give our fox 5 live doppler radar not a whole lot happening here because most of this already moved its way to the south or east of us over the ocean a lot of lightning strikes you did hear the thunder roaring through lightning was

air to air. >> loud and clear. >> cplt loud and clear. >> we read you loud and clear also. you can configure now for voice check. >> [inaudible] >> configured. >> atlantis, houston. for the entire crew, com check. >> cdr, loud and clear, plt. >> ms one. >> ms two. >> nice job, atlantis. we read you loud and clear, and this completes the air to ground voice checks. >> [inaudible] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] >> ovcc otc. >> yes, ma'am. >> okay. they're going to have to change lab pumps. the one that they're on trending towards bad. anyway, they're switching pumps. there is a slight, very slight possibility they'd have to do to last vent which is have loud. letting you guys know and, please, let the flight crew know. >> all right. i will pass that on right now, so give me a second. >> cdr heard it. thanks, otc. >> thank you. >> shuttle t-minus 2 minutes, 48 seconds and counting. and as we just heard, we're going to do a little activity out at the pad involving a recirculation pump. and joining us here in the firing room now at the public a

the air quality is not quite as good as it has been. air quality code orange has been issued today. through the evening until sundown, we start to lewis the heat of the day. today we are going up to just around 90 degrees with a little bit more of a heat index than we have had over the last few days. probably going to feel a little bit more over the mid to upper 90s. we'll have the forecast for the holiday weekend in just a moment. >>> thank you tim. first here's what people are talking about this morning. more than $1 billion. that is how much a jury ordered continue to pay families in one baltimore county community. it is punishment to a large gas leak that crippled the town of jacksonville. >> reporter: with most of the 26,000-gallons of gas still under jacksonville, no one in a two mile radius trusts what comes out of here. >> it is not safe enough for me to drink it or to feel comfortable cooking with it. >> >> reporter: barbara and john layer bee's -- -- drinking water well was the first to turn up poisoned. >> at any given time you can have break through. >> reporter: the jur

air is very unhealthy because of the smoke. los alamos laboratories are expected to open wednesday. >>> the first round of evacuees from minot were allowed back home. the red cross has been on hand since the disaster a week ago helping victims. >> we came in and we started to haul off sandbags and pump out water out of our basement. while we're standing here, along comes some cold water and snacks for these folks that got crosses on their chest. we just want to say thank you. >> 5,000 guards men remain on duty through the holiday weekend to monitor waterways along the -- monitor high water levels along the river. >>> this is the martinez police department where law enforcement continues despite a heavy heart all because of the death of an officer. >>> and a dead deer is discovered in one bay area neighborhood and police tonight are warning residents to be on alert for a mountain lion. i t, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my

it's to foul our air. it's to remove the ability of the people of america, not some government in washington, but the people of america have for the last 40 years demanded clean water that their resources be protected, that the commons be protected. s the people of america that want a future that's good for their children. that want a future that's viable. that want a future that does not have poisoned water and air. that's what the people of america want. this bill goes exactly the wrong direction. i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. who seeks recognition? the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. for what purpose does the gentleman rise? >> i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i rise in opposition to fiscal 2012 interior and environment appropriations bill. i do want to start on a positive note, the bill would restore the president's proposed cuts to mitigation fish hatcheries, that's a good thing. it woul

in each cubical. >> that allows each person to adjust the amount of air. >> most of the air is coming from outside. >> this is where it all starts. this giant window is supplying all of the air for the entire building and all that comes through is air. all the allergens that cause you to sneeze and cough, they are all being stopped right here. >> workers like stephanie love it. >> the old building had a musty feeling. >> she says she has been sick a lot less. >> i think it's important for management and administration to have a strong part in providing a work environment that is healthy. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> if you have trouble pushing back from your plate, try using a larger fork. i know, but researchers gave out two sets of silverware at an italian restaurant. there were the regular forks and forks that held 20% more food. the people who used the larger forks nearly left twice as much food on their plate. study's author says it appears small bites do not offer the feeling of full. >> makes perfect sense to me. >> sounds right, yeah. a lot of people craving more sunshine, rob

the x37 is an unmanned robotic spacecraft that belongs to the air force.and as barbara star reported at the start of this launch from california's air force base last year its mission is secret. >> reporter: it's a military mystery, what is this? is it an aircraft? is it the next generation space shuttle? and why is it such a secret? this is the x37b. a classified air force project that's never been fully explained by the pentagon but it hasn't stopped a speculation. some worry this is the beginning of military operations in space. that the plane might some day carry weapons to shoot down enemy satellites. >> there's also concern they might be used as a quick response, sort of vehicle where it could be used to launch very quickly. be spent over the plant to a danger spot very quickly and then release weapons at that point. >> reporter: in a recent meeting with reporters, a top air force official said no way. >> i don't know how this could be called weaponnization of space. it's an updated version of a space shuttle kind of activities in space. >> reporter:

you had a dual error and tsa air and a gate error. what happened with the gate agent when he scanned the boarding pass showed but it showed in the error and virgin error shows a scanner where the red light goes on. for the reason the gate agent did not check or they're what the what the problem was. when a gate agent scans the bar code, if it comes up red, there could be as many as a dozen or more error codes that come up which will then allow the gate agent to figure out what is wrong. i point out in this particular case the same individual who was traveling on virgin was stopped at the gate by a delta agent which is when he was arrested by the fbi. >> and this particular case this is very frustrating because there were several elements of human failure but thank you for that. with that, i will shut up and let the ranking member and -- ask her questions. >> thank you very much for what i thought was a very instructive question. let me thank all the witnesses for their very i think constructive remarks and i would like to thank the ca

we're not talking about spare the air days or fire danger. fire danger, it's height right now because it's summer but with this type of pattern, the low pressure here spinning, it just pushes the moisture, the cool moist air, the clouds into the inland bay valleys. if you're a firefighter man or woman, north bay, central bay or central california, you're super happy about this pattern because it just settles down the fire danger and air quality. if you're looking for ahead, it's not happening. temperatures will remain on the cool side below average and most likely in your neighborhood in the 60s or low 70s unless you're in the inland bay valleys and we'll get it back in the mid-70s today. tonight at 12:00, we're going to be tracking the fog. this time of year, this is our weather. this is the story.

on end. >> you can turn off your air- conditioning. >> yes. you get tired of that. folks out on the ocean. >> who would know. >> don't have the heat on. thank you, roberta. >>> one area where astronauts are just like the rest of us. >> it is intimidating i think especially a lot of us who have only had one dream and now all of a sudden things are changing. >> they are being downsized because of the economy and how the u.s. space program will move forward. he participated in 19 murders. the 81 year old nodded to his >>> a not guilty plea from james whitey bulger today to charges he participated in 19 murders. the 81-year-old nodded to his two brothers, one a former massachusetts state senator as he entered the south boston courtroom. he has a court appointed attorney. no one in bulger's family has come forward to help pay for the defense of the former crime boss. many relatives of bulger's alleged victims attended today's hearing and a reporter asked what justice would look like. >> sticking a needle in his arm and watching him clothes his eyes

throw in the extremely poor air quality. this is your live cbs 5 weather camera from inspiration circle and dublin looking out towards mount diablo. again the visibility is unlimited at this hour at 83 degrees. meanwhile, this is the city by the bay. the city of san francisco where our average high temperature is 68 degrees. it is currently 64 degrees and again visibility unlimited but in the far reaches there, you can see that bank of low clouds and fog. it was shrouding the golden gate bridge just an hour ago. it is now backed off but will be pushing back onshore overnight. this is our satellite to confirm the deck of cloudiness off the coast. and it will push into the bay in the overnight hours. but currently right now, pacifica with areas of clouds at 60 degrees. it is currently 85 in santa rosa. upper 70s from santa clara including alum rock into san jose. this evening we have numbers from the 60s to the mid-80s. the winds are west 10 to 20. occasionally we have a stronger gust. so if you are heading out to giants baseb

as we mentioned, air-quality taking a hit due to a statement air pattern out there. high pressure produces, typically, sinking air. as a result, air-quality always suffers under this type of weather patterns as well as the warm-up up there that goes with it. we are seeing the gesturing continue to go by to the north. that's our dominant weather feature and will continue through the beginning of the week. the offshore breeze will weaken, and a. temperatures cooled slightly, but still sunny and warm across the area as we look for, again, very warm temperatures. today is slightly cooler. generally cooler right on through the week here as a cooldown to mordor will like temperatures by next weekend in the low '90s to upper '80s. but for today, plan on posting pictures to be sizzling across the bay area continuing into tomorrow with fire dangers, of course, on the high side due to the fourth of july festivities. >> thank you. >> sounds good. it's going to be really hot. we are looking at almost 90. >> it was a nice night last night. i'm not going to complain. >> thanks for

could be spare-the-air day sunday and monday, if you wanted clean air, headed to the coast.nds like we have a new accident. >> we do have a motorcycle crash kind of slowing down the commuted on westbound 580 through the altamont pass. it is over on the shoulder. westbound 580 at portola. we do have speeds under 20 miles an hour as commuters pass by the scene of the crash. your drive time on westbound 580 from 205 to 680 is half an hour. good news for ferry commuters, ferry service is back on. ferries are operating on their normal schedule out of sausalito and larkspur. all other mass transit systems on schedule, no delays. let's go outside for a live look at the ride in walnut creek. this is southbound 680. taillights are moving nice and light and no delays southbound into the san ramon valley. if you are commuting along the east shore freeway, interstate 80. heading through the berkeley area, drive time heading westbound from the carquinez bridge to the maze is about 21 minutes. once you reach the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have not been turned on and no delays

still, air samples will be tested. the smoke was easily seen from a housing area about two miles away and a lot of people in the golden ridge subdivision decided to stay indoors during the fire. >> early afternoon we saw really thick smoke behind me where the plumes still are and you can see flames shooting out over the trees and buildings from there and so from the backyard you just saw giant black smokestack going straight up kind of coning into a mushroom cloud. as the wind started blowing it started draping the area eventually blacking out the sun. >> wow. all right. there are no homes in the immediate area of the fire. >>> viewers though have been sending us photos of the flames and smoke. this gives you an idea of how far away that plume could be seen. it was an immense black mushroom cloud as that resident said and it rose about 9,000 feet into the air. you can log on to our website, cbssf.com, anytime to get the latest information and to see more images of the fire as well as that smoke. >>> time now is 4:34. a

air quality management. we are getting an air quality advisory and that has to do with the fact that that high pressure ridge is making its way into the forecast region and is pretty much suppressing all of the air. things like hair spray, gasoline, anything like that can certainly affect us and will stick around in the atmosphere a lot more. as we take a look outside, we can see we pretty much see clear sky conditions. here is that high pressure ridge building nicely, holding over the region. this really increases the daily highs, so we do have that heat advisory. we also do have that spare the air advisory as well. definitely you want to be taking precautions, because we do have all of these unhealthy air quality indices in effect for tomorrow. our current temperatures, warm all around. concord at 93. fairfield, 89. santa rosa, 86. pacifica currently at 63, along with san francisco. it's a bit cooler there. this evening, we can expect temperatures to range from the mid-50s to 90s. sunny and hot inland. sun

this cool air surging inland. marine layer up to 2,000 feet thick which is good news for air quality. stirs up the air and keeps air quality looking good even for the tri-valley and south bay and santa clara valley to wrap up the weekend. the radar view is active for los angeles and phoenix. thunderstorms well off to our south and east. really nothing around the bay area except we have a trough which is passing by to the north. this is going to reinforce both some cooler air aloft and keep the ocean breeze going through the day today. we still have some hot temperatures further south into southern california. we'll see numbers in the 80s and 90s around los angeles if you are heading south along interstate 5 later today and in fact we'll see cooling reaching the central valley dropping out of the 100s for fresno and bakersfield. 62 cool degrees in monterey. sacramento, 87 degrees. that's a drop in temperatures from yesterday where we had highs in the mid 90s. cooler air inland to sacramento today. numbers in the 60

this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it out, figure it out. it never quite jelled on the base but when hillary called today, i started to think more about the cedar flute. i said, i wonder if this particular air can fit? well, here we go. (instrumental music). >> thank you very much. i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, but what the panelists have been speaking about. it's the use of all of it together is a way of trying to address, hopefully not in a way that homogenizing anything, hopefully not in a way that takes anything away from any of the traditions incorporated within it. we all come

this giant win do is supplying all the air for the entire building and all the air coming through hereis filtered through these little help a filters. so all the things that cause sneezes and coughs are tick stopped right here. workers love it. >> the old building had a musty feeling but it has never felt that way here. >> reporter: since she moved into the building 5 years ago she has been sick a lot less. >> i think it's important for management and administration to have a strong part in providing a work environment that is healthy. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, cbs5. >>> well if you had a long, hard day at work going to happy hour might not actually help you unwind. according to some experts who say that tossing back a few drinks after a stressful day can actually make you feel even worse. according to a small university of chicago study drinking alcohol while frazzled can affected the affect the way your body manages chavez they say that can actually keep you feeling tense long after the cocktails have worn off. >> the real happy hour is when the sun comes out. yes, sir. right robe