completely-- river are completely dried up. mile after mile weeds, rocks, trash and dead fish litter the riverbed where water used to flow in downtown san jose. >> it's rough to see everything dry. i basically haven't watered my lawn all summer. >> reporter: riding out this drought isn't going to be easy for the santa clara water district. >> it's very difficult. we want to maintain habitat and our groundwater and there's really not enough water to do both well. >> reporter: i'm standing at the very bottom of the guadalupe river and as you can see, there isn't a drop of water in sight. the district said even if it were to release a bunch of water here, most of it would just get soaked up in this bone dry soil and it would disappear within a month. two years ago the guadalupe river look like this. it was home to many animals like ducks, beavers and other wildlife. many have since left or died. about seven years ago we covered this rescue during a storm. search teams had to use rafts to get to a man surrounded by rising water. to

the guadalupe river which runs through san jose has dried up. according to san jose officials the river went through years of restoration and had become a source of civic pride and a home for wildlife. the state drought has turned the river into miles of cracked and dried riverbed. as for the animals that considered the waterway home such as beavers salmon and trout.they have either died or gone missing. many of the states rivers and creeks are withering away or in some cases disappearing from the four years of historically dry weather. >> brian :the river was a source of some flooding in years past but obviously it is not the case right now the fog is beginning to redevelop and push into the day and we also have some high clouds above less from a little weather system that has been spent up from moderate day-- spinning up from monterey bay sunshine for the afternoon but the sea breeze is going to penetrate into the east valley and that local fix--will cool things down considerably all three cities with a high of 83, just a few degrees cooler in

. >> there was a significant quantity of this dried plant material, some of it very large pieces, and those were removed and analyzed later. but had this plant material been there for weeks, you certainly wouldn't expect to find such large pieces of it still attached to the undercarriage. >> could these dried weeds tell investigators anything about genna's murder? >>> doug mouser told police he was the last person to leave the house on the morning his stepdaughter went missing. he claimed genna was cleaning her bedroom when he left. >> there was no physical evidence that linked him, no like hair samples or dna, anything like that. >> there was no physical evidence. none. there was zippo, zero, nil, nada, nothing. >> yet investigators found some suspicious plant material underneath doug's car, which they sent to forensic botanist dr. fred hrusa. he identified the usual specimens you would expect to find underneath a car -- grass, dirt, and debris. but he also found large quantities of yellow starthistle, a weed. >> i saw the yellow starthistle and then i saw the small scraps that had b

it is burning through dead grass and dried brush and causing a lot of panic. >> this is happening west of clearlake. 20 miles west of where the rocky fire burned thousands of acres. at least three helicopters are dropping water on the fire hoping to stop the flames before they get out of control. it is unclear if officials have ordered evacuations. you can see it is burning close to homes. we talked to woman one not waiting for word from officials and she showed up to gate friend's horse out it of the way. >> we have seen three huge fires lately. it is scary for people's property, the animals, very concerned. >> of course no word yet on how the fire started. they are looking in to that as they fight the flames. >> weather playing a big part in this fire fight as it does in all fire fights. we heard word about some winds. let's bring in rob right now. >> we have seen changing conditions and the third mayor fire in the area so far this summer. right now 67 degrees. the high temperature today was 91 degrees. we're still seeing hot temperatures further inland. humidity 59%. not that bad to

it has dried out in the city, 76 degrees now. the humidity is still elevated.ial really going to come down significantly during the day. sets the stage for some really nice weather ahead. dry in allentown, trenton and philadelphia, still tracking showers in south jersey. we did have an isolated shower just half an hour ago move through philadelphia. might see a few puddles on the ground. we're making puddles with these scattered showers in south jersey and moving towards atlantic city right now. there's a possibility for a few more scattered showers during the day. 7:00, the clouds over delaware and south jersey. we'll be watching for shower activity but not much at 10:00. as we go into the afternoon, an isolated shower. this is just updated information. actually looks drier than it did in the last computer model run. that's an improvement. ocean county could see scattered showers during the afternoon hours while most of the rest of the area is enjoying sunshine and less humid conditions. 76 for the pocono mountains, look at the sunshine for reading and quakert

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we've dried out here in manhattan. from our cameras you'll see we've got cloudy skies and breaks of sunshine starting to come off to the west in western parts of new jersey and low clouds are here now. 87% actually the humidity's dropped, and the wind has shifted around in parts of the area to the north northwest. the barometer's starting to rise. all those conditions point to what's going to be fair weather, better weather. 82 is our normal high. we'll be at 85 today. the humidity will make it feel warmer. the winds are shifting around to the north, brand new air mass is going to that humidity and make for a nice day. mid and low 70s and looking at that flood warning now. still eastern queens to nassau county, western suffolk county. you look at the radar, there's one big cell in the city over the l.i.e. spreading eastward. so that is creating flooding issues around the five towns to long branch, right there from fire island eastward moving into western suffolk county. then in dutchess county just above 84 that will b

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. >> vicki: the guadalupe river which runs through san jose has dried up.ording to san jose officials the river went through years of restoration and had become a source of civic pride and a home for wildlife. the relentless drought has turned the river into miles of cracked and dried riverbed. as for the animals that considered the waterway home such as beavers salmon and trout.they have either died or gone missing. many of the states rivers and creeks are withering away or in some cases disappearing from the four years of historically dry weather. >> vicki: it was a warm day here in the bay area. but we could be seeing some cooler weather next week. kron 4's brian van aken has been tracking the forecast. brian, what can we expect? >> : >> brian: after a warmer day sunday, things will turn cooler once again as we head into the new week. a storm system spinning offshore this week will keep the mornings foggy and the afternoons mild. daytime highs will be in the 70s by the bay and the 80s inland. that storm system finally pushes to our east late thursday. it

so when he sees dried up suffering trees - it hurts. but as the drought drags on, more trees will shrivel up and die. which means even more fuel for fires. politicos, and it was for maturities would cancel. will snap if it doesn't have flitted. the judge is trying lisa but smog is a nail in the coffin. were suffering from smog they're dying. they're obviously a lot of dead trees. because the drought is so parched. the ceilings from trees die off never get to take root. "condition we go back to being a desert all have our palm trees. " >> reporter: >> dianne: apaches fought along the coastal regions: gate area will clouds fall conditions. in addition into tonight his looks like a 9:00 p.m. partly cloudy conditions tenders still in the '80s for inland valley locations then by a a.m. tomorrow morning pettifogging place temperatures in the '60s by noontime gradual clearing with that pettifog. speeds right now on the onshore flow picking up a little bit for oakland hayward between tall the 15 m.p.h. also parts of the inland valley location l

over the past few months a large section of the driver dried up, trapping and killing many fish. the drought hit just when the river was recuperating. experts say part of the river dried up before but this year it is worse than anyone can remember. >>> up next, deadly attacks over seas, including one on a u.s. embassy and new developments for a reporter from the bay area accused of spying in iran and tonight at 6:00 p.m. the controversy over police drones takes center stage in the south bay, the new regulations residents want police to follow and what the police officers associations says about the technology and thousands sign a petition to halt the release of a horror film. >>> we could soon learn the fate of a reporter accused of spying in iran. his mother was in the courtroom today to support her son for his final hearing. he was born and raised in marin county and holds dual citizenship. he has been charged with spying and spreading propaganda against iran. they have maintained his innocence. he faces 20 years in prison if convicted. a verdict is expected wain week. >>> in c

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this dries up before it gets here. but maybe just 1/2 enough to gis a slight chance of rain for the north bay. i'll be watching that as we go through the week. once that moves through, our temperatures will drop off so the next couple of days, this is a look at the temperature trend, it will be in the upper 80s. this weekend looks like it will be cooler than average for the entire bay area as we will see highs in the 70s and also some 80s, low are 80s here. we're not talking about the highs in the 90s, even tri-valley will be nice and comfortable. north bay, chance early saturday and then we'll cool it off rest of the weekend. looks like a weekend for outside plans. not cooped up watching football. >> you have at the least three weeks before that com dominates the weekends. >> there is a game on saturday. >>> up next at 11:00, what researchers say you can do to keep your baby healthy. pgrathakicd o >>> puppies are being paired up with prisoners as part of a new training program that kick off in stockton. it's a first f

they have dried up cropping and killing many fish. experts say parts of the river have dried up before but this year it's far worse than anyone can remember. >>> our time is 5:10. there was drama outside this years outside lands festival in san francisco. coming up at 5:30 why one of the artists was forced to call off his performance. >> but first back to school already here for some. something is missing in some bay area classrooms. >> we are looking at a commute where traffic will be busy. as we look at sunol grade southbound 680 traffic looks okay. >> outside our doors we have partly topmostly cloudy skies. but as we get into the afternoon for many areas numbers are coming down. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your monday coming up. notice how this breakfast burrito starts with the basic tortilla, but then inside... it's stuffed with tender, juicy, sliced steak. whoa whoa...slow down...what? i said steak. in a breakfast burrito? i can't keep up. this is advanced burrito, right? this is intro to burrito. boom. jack's new

. >> dried dwrasz is the most flammable. >> he is against the plan. it's ignoring the significance of trees that collect moisture on the ground. >> this is one of the trees that's native. when they woodchip these trees and they're just leaving these woodchips on the ground. what is this woodchip? it's going toe become very dry. there's going to with these volatile oils in it. >> environmentalists say they will continue their fight. reporting live in berkley, cheryl herd, nbc news. >> well our weather has been tricky. intense heat and now lightning. all sorts of fires. they want to add human eyes, as you can see here. >> we'll see sporadic opportunities for lightning to be moving through the bay area over the next 36-72 hours. >> that leads us to our chief meteorologist. on a lighter note, our weekend. what do you have jeff? >> well for the week end forecast, not expecteding anything close to the 100s we had this past week. the four-year drought is in place. monday, it looks like we're going to see that drought across the area. red flag fire warnings f

. >> it's a dried up rock bed. >> some people passing through the guadeloupe river park. it's now an eyesore. >> alongside the junk are dozens of dead fish decomposing on the dry riverbed. stranded when the river stopped flowing. >> negative impact on wildlife, negative impact on use of the river. >> terry austin with the conservancy says he's never seen the river this dry. back in '95, homes were flooded when the same river overflowed. this is what it looked like back in 2007. cleanup efforts led to a healthy population of trout, salmon and beavers. >> theive arer has dried up in areas that are unprecedented. >> according to the santa clara valley water district in 2011, the river flowed at 6 cubic feet per second. today, zero. austin is helping an el nino season will bring the river back to life. in the meantime, the exposed riverbed allows volunteers a chance to clear up the trash that's collected over the years. >> clean it up, perhaps take care of some of the of the structural inning thises that need to be done. we'll be more ready when the rains come. >> reporter: m

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then it dries out later this morning into the afternoon. things improve. in terms of the road so far, any damage from the rain that moved through. emily west is here for lauren. let's find out about that. >> so far, you need to be aware of the rfk triboro bridge. that's until 5:00 this morning. northbound at 63rd to 96th. a couple lanes blocked here. let's look at the wet roadways. a check of the l.i.e. at the grand central parkway. the westbound ride comes towards us here and also dealing with roadwork here at the grand central parkway. coming up on the 4s. trouble in nassau county. i'll give you the details. >> emily, thank you so much. >>> this is live pictures from the long island expressway heading east near exit 53. once again live pictures. our photographer is not driving i want to point out. westchester county seeing rain as well. tracie strahan is in ardsley. how is it looking there, tracie? >> reporter: so far so good. it's about dry as a bone right now. the roads did suffer a little bit. we're coming to you from sawmill river road in the center

a large section of the guadalupe river has dried up. the drought hit when the river was recuperating. part of the river has tried up before but this year is worse. >>> carly fiorina is attending a fundraiser in the bay area. she did not make the cut to get invited to the primetime debate but republican voters feel she had the best performance of any candidate. 22% say she was the clear winner followed by donald trump. on the sunday talk shows she took aim at trump. >> i firmly believe we need a different leadership in the oval office that will challenge the status quo. >> why are you the better person than trump. >> i don't think you get things done by insulting anyone. >> true to form trump responded to her remarks tweeting. if you listen to carly fiorina more than 10 minutes straight you get a headache. she has zero chance. >>> hillary clinton will unail vail -- unveil her chance to make college more affordable. she wants instate university without taking out a loan. federal grants will reduce the gap what families can pay and the tcu

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saturday compared to friday, we're just talking about -- one of my favorite creeks in pleasanton is all dried up. let's take a look at the weather watchers. everyone is reporting extremely dry conditions. dana writes it's hot in the shade in nevada at this hour. and we have katie -- 82 degrees. and there you are, and she says full on sunshine at this hour. this is our live weather camera and the coast is clear. we had a faint -- low clouds drifting next to the seashore for a couple of hours. san francisco surpasses the forecast high of 71 degrees. so i'm bumping it up to 74 now. the numbers are pretty much negative. you have that finger of fog and low clouds that developed in the morning hours and high pressure continues to build in, diverting this area of low pressure. we'll see cooler air masses from the low by midweek. until then, pleasant conditions for the next couple of days and rain free until possibly midweek next week. all right, right there you have hurricane ignacio and at one time all of these were category four hurricanes. and ignacio is diverting from the big island. 460miles ju

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you can see it, dried out, finally, from yesterday. and things are looking pretty good in our neighborhood. here in old city. nice, dry roads, what a difference. >> we continue to dry out today. lower humidity, something most of us enjoy, never say everybody, there is always somebody who enjoys it, tropical. comfortable temperatures, especially today, and tomorrow. so, let us know what you're doing on twitter, at sue serio fox 29 at fox 29 philly, you can let us know, too. here is the cold front. that came through yesterday. now that it is well off shore, we do have a chance to dry out today. wanted to show this future cast. plenty of sunshine to start the day. we do expect an increase in clouds, very weak system coming through, i think it will mostly be just cloudy, but this model showing the possibility of little spring em or two maybe one, two, 3:00 in the afternoon, then that's out of there. doesn't seem likely but if you get little spill inning later in the day don't be surprised, going with a ten out of ten for today. 70 degrees

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the politician around all of this is too hot for a dried-eyed assessment of the cost of the era. that will have to wait for another day. i'm ray suarez. that's "inside story". >>> thailand's prime minister denied the attack. it was an act of terrorism. as the search for suspects continues. >> you're watching al jazeera. live from doha. coming up in the next half hour. israel suspends the detention of a palestinian man that suffers brain damage. fresh allegations of rape and abuse by the united nations peacekeeper has emerged. >>

the bay area river now dried up and how it's hurting wildlife. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> here honored to call sergeant lunger and his family members of the oakland athletics family. [applause] >> a tribute to a fallen hero. today the oakland a's saluted law enforcement and honored scott lunger. lunger was a huge a's fan. his family, including his father and two daughters, were at today's special ceremony. a jersey honoring sergeant lunger hung in the dugout. >> reporter: what a great day. this was law enforcement day at the a's game, and scott lunger's family was truly honored and humbled by at the outpouring of love and support for their fallen hero. >> the biggest honor of father could have, paul lunger, throwing out the first pitch of sunday's a's game to his son scott's favorite player, rickey henderson. [applause] >> a wonderful experience. i was nervous, and i'm sure my son, scott, is jealous of me being up on the mound. i felt scott was in between us when i was hugging him. >>> fallingen employing sergeant scott lunger was hon