air india merely has to follow limits. as far as the discriminatory access, the highest number of women pilots, is quite a thing. i think across the world for an inter national airline, we would still be the highest percentage of women pilots. i think ir india is doing well in that aspect. >> president cohen: thank you, captain, i appreciate your presentation. i have a question. did you fly in today or come in yesterday? >> i came in day before, late night. she flew in today. so just landed, i think 1 1/2 hour ago. she came in last night. >> president cohen: let me ask you, captain, and ms. sharma, which hotel stay in? >> the hyatt. >> president cohen: how do you determine what hotels you stay in? >> i have my captain from the hotel committee. >> president cohen: do you want to share with us how that is considered? >> the process is basically transparent. we have a tender on air india website, getting the conditions that we require, 24-hour room service, and various other conditions. and then the replies come in and the te

creation of the air force.it proved as the advocates said there was a separate entity for the air force. will it take something like a berlin airlift challenge to spur forward any kind of development of a space force, space corps, whatever you want to call it? thank you. >> so to answer why we give the floor first to secretary james because she had a question addressed to her and then i want more questions with the historic flavor and like me, he's one of the older people on the panel. secretary over to you. >> i think it's a virtual certainty. if a space force is legislated and goes through, it's a virtual certainty that it will be a huge undertaking. it will consume a lot of time, effort, thinking. absolutely it will be, call it a distraction. it could be the best thing since sliced parade. it can't help, but slow the momentum, but they're focused on getting things done. who is going to report to who and how do we get the directives written and all the things going into creating a brand new bureaucracy. a mil

better air quality. the winds will become a little more robust tomorrow afternoon. that's when i think the smoke will really blow out of here. it should help the valley smoke, as well. current temperatures are where they were last night at this time. this is the high that we have been talking about it is weakening as it goes this way little bit. cold by any mean mid 80s. in the warm spot upper 80s. the reds are 90 it is. that is tomorrow. this week is going to be on the milder side. we really could not tolerate a few more hundred degree heat days. it really is. it is a funny thing, but more than hurricanes, floods, heat is the weather that causes the most problems and injuries and hospitalizations. so, we are getting a break and we are going to be in good shape the rest of this week until the weekend. things will warm up quite a bit. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> the warriors land a big name in the free-agent market after the lake mark will s about the fr signed with the warriors. >>> a bear decidin

air force academy teaches a class on the vietnam war's operation rolling thunder air which took place from 1965 to 1968. of theribes the goals campaigns that as destroying north vietnam's transportation systems but also the limitations put in place to avoid antagonizing other communist powers like the soviet union and the people's republic of china. his class runs about 50 minutes. >> thanks, it is good to see you here today. as you know, we did the reading, two big chapters. i had to limit how much you could read. those two chapters focusing on the latter part of rolling thunder. we will establish some good contacts -- good context and discuss airpower in this operation. again, last time we talked about vietnam, this is the second of four lessons. last time we discussed airpower in the south, primarily the chapters discussing the advisory role. we are doing a chronological approach and we have reached -- look at that period of time from north vietnamese support in 1959 and that advisor role until 1964. now we are focusing on airpower against north vietnam. to give some context, a lot

on the air fields fog, mist, and freezing cold. yet, in spite of the conditions the air lift had carried on. in spite of the conditions, and the lufft. by means of the air lift, west berlin had been kept alive. all of the sufferings of war in the midst of peace. there could be no turning back now. if the russians thought the city could not be supplied indefinitely by air, they would be proved very wrong, for the air lift or possible reinforcements. more planes, improved runways. greater facilities. and so what had begun as makeshift became routine. food and supplies, month in, month out. soon it became clear that the west had not only won a victory against logistics, but also a model victory which drew the admiration of the world. thanks to the crews of the air lift. victory through determination to defend the right. meanwhile a series of signatures on pieces of paper had slowly but surely turned into practical steps toward military cooperation and collective rearmament within nato. the growth of unity within the west that the russ

>> we just rented the air bnb. >> they booke the air bnb through a host named rachel. are you surprised to hearit 's not legal here? >> i am. >> it gets even more interesting, when this officer calls rachel. >> i was jusspeaking with the occupants here, and they told me they rented your unit. the cy has an ordinance that prohibits short term rentals. >> they're actually my guests or my friends. >> they told me -- >> they're staying iny apartment. >> so are they staying here for free? is that what you're telling me? >> yes. >> i can get them on the dpok to t to you right now. they just told me they50 paid for the weekend and it was rented via air bnb. >> oh, no, ,no. that shodn't -- no. let me check with them again. >> hello, sir, i think you guys have a free apartment. rachel told me you guys are friends and you didn't have to pay to stay here. >> rachel says she's associated vacao. which is well known to city officials. they rent properties and leases them via air bnb and other rental platforms to short term tenants.ey th were each issued a violation notice which carr

folks at spare the air. there is no spare the air alert in effect. for the county fire here, nearby gusts 15 miles an hour. the good news, it's cooler this morning, 52 degrees. humidity is up to 70%, so more moisture in the air. pawnee fire, it's breezy out there but the wind is coming in from the coastline, increasing the humidity levels. it was dry yesterday morning and hot. today it will be cooler, a little more moisture, more cloud cover. that's all going to help out. this is a look at the winds that are coming through. it's been breezy all morning long through the delta, jaclyn. >>> we have a new accident, neda, along highway 17. this is likely to be a very busy route today and tomorrow. this crash is in the northbound direction, reported to have at least one lane blocked just past laurel. we are not seeing any major slowdowns because of this crash. we'll keep an eye on it and let you know if it will impact your morning commute. right now we are starting to see a few brake lights, still in the yellow fu

it is pollution. >> reporter: the air quality district said the air quality is still moderate to good because the smoke is trapped in the upper atmosphere keeping away from the air that we breathe . >> they are langer enough that the body canget rid of them naturally. it's not as bad as it gets. >> reporter: last october's fires in the north bay brought unhealthy air healthy levels. >> we saw levels like in china. we are not seeing that now. we are seeing good to moderate air quality. >> reporter: people don't need to avoid exercising outside but folks may experience a scratchy throat and need to drink more water. people around the lake said the dark skies wasn't a deterrant. >> still get out and live your life. the air quality in the bay area is good overall. >> i can feel the breeze off the bay. the air feels good. i feel healthy when i breathe. it's different from the north bay fires. >> reporter: the best way to clean off ash, hose it down with water. do not use anything that will it up in the air. with july 4th coming officials with fireworks, saying smoke will contribute to poor

this is smoke and ash in the air. while the air quality management did not order a spare the air alert it did issue a smoke advisory telling people to stay inside if there is a lot of smoke where you live or if you see ash falling. a lot of folks found them covering their lawns yesterday including in ft pretty clear. >> it did. i saw twitter -- at f it traps some of that smoke you get the ash coming today. we will see some of that smoke carry higher. it won't be as bad as far as the air quality today. we still see the fog in san francisco this morning. it will be foggy for a little while longer. helping to keep it cooler for the coastline and san francisco. it is 58 as you step out the door. it is 60 in san jose andin livermore. the forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. at 11:00 it is 74 degrees. it will be warm today but not as hot as it was over the weekend. if you're on the way out it will be in the upper 50s. the rest of the day will be nice and comfortable with sunshine. as temperatures for today it is 83 i

the air force 70 years ago was a brilliant airman. gave credence to the creation ofthe air force . it proved as the tickets said that this entity for the air force. will it take something like a berlin challenge is for forward any kind of development of the space force, space core, whatever you want to call it? >> let's get before the secretary james and i want to ask you to start with the other questions which have more historical flavor because he's one of the other guys onthe area over to you . >> i think it's a virtual certainty a space force is legislated and in fact goes through, there's a virtual certainty that it will be a huge undertaking. it will consume a lot of time, effort and gain absolutely. it will be cause a distraction. ultimately it could be the best thing since sliced bread but it will be a huge distraction while they are going through it. help, therefore i believe slow the momentum. right now all the focus is on adding things done. and suddenly it will shift to who's going to report to do and how do we get these directives written and all the many things that g

next, we visit lab air force base to learn about its role in world war ii -- ladd air force base to learn about its role in world war ii. >> this airfield probably had as much to do as any facility in the army with winning world war ii. not a single shot was ever fired from here. the military value of alaska was noted clear back in 1905 when lieutenant billy mitchell, an aviator of some fame who grew up to be the commander of the army air force. he came to alaska to chein a telephone line from ken to valdez. that is the first noted american military interest in alaska. billy mitchell later in his career testified in front of congress that the strategic value of alaska was enormous. in fact, he said, and is still quoted to this day, whoever controls alaska controls the world because of its strategic location. if you look at the world on a flat projection, it looks like the shortest distance from the west coast to california -- west coast of california to japan is a straight line, and it is not. if you look at it on the globe, you will see a straight line between san francisco and tokyo act

air quality, we are moderate today. of course where the fires are burning to the north, that's where the air is nasty and dangerous to breathe in. a look to the east here, that glow ahead of the official sunrise at 5:52 this morning. sun will set at 8:35 tonight. some areas are waking up to cloud cover, and that's going to keep the smoke above that layer. half moon bay 4-mile visibility, and sfo in the clear. but the clouds are working their way through the delta. satellite and radar showing that overall west wind is coming in, north-northwest direction at sfo, south southwest at oakland at 13. fairfield feeling the breeze at 13, clearing the skies over the bay as winds pick up. overall the skies over san josi looking good, nice clear conditions. it does look not as hazy there. 55 in san francisco. and for this afternoon, san josi 81, and overall temperatures just a little cooler than yesterday. mid-80s for a lot of the east bay today, this area dealing with more of the haze because that wind is pushing it in. heading t

unprecedented bad air quality levels. >> we are actually seeing the to moderate air quality throughout the bay area.>> reporter: people do not need to avoid exercising outdoors but folks may experience a scratchy throat and need to drink more water. people around lake merritt say the darkened skies was deterrent. >> you still need to get out and live your life. the air quality in the bay area is gd,overall. >> i can feel the breeze coming off the bay. it is completely different from the north bay fires. >> reporter: air-quality experts say the best way to clean off ashes to hose it down with water. do not use anything that will kick particles up in the air. with july forthcoming, officials are asking people not to play with fireworks. the smoke will contribute to poor air quality. they are also a fire hazard. live in oakland, amberley for ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the pawnee fire is now at 14,800 acres. the fire is 75% contained. a mandatory evacuation order was issued saturday night for the double eagle subdivision. >>> in moraga, a grass fire prompted authorities to evacuate about 20 home

quite often when air force wonderlands, there can bea when air force wonderlands, there can be a delaying theirfinal costu mes together, getting theirfinal costumes on, getting ready for the barrage of cameras and photographers that are here at stansted to mark their arrival. and when that happens, when the door opens, they will come down those steps, they will come down those steps, they will be greeted by those dignitaries. dignitaries. you can properly hear the engine is nowjust being starting to shut down. the plane just at a standstill now. they will come down those steps as i was saying and they will get greeted by those dignitaries and then they will make their way across to the left of your picture to wear those two helicopters are waiting. the other members on the flight, the other members on the flight, the other members of staff, the travelling press corps that goes with the president everywhere at the back of the plane an air force one, they will eventually come down those steps. they will

now, let's get the inside track on the air cargo industry.resenting a value of $18.6 billion. in fact, air cargo represents 35% of global trade by value, but only 1% in volume. let's go straight back to aaron at the farnborough airshow for more on this. aaron, overdue. 200 horses a day for around the world, believe it or not. —— over to you. you mentioned some of those numbers. nearly, $6.7 trillion, it is our tablets, smartphones, pharmaceuticals, rogers, flowers, you name it. something that needs to get from point a two point b very quickly. 0ne point a two point b very quickly. one of the big bosses, have the vice president of sales and marketing, robert van den bergh. we can run some of the pictures of your beast over there. i want to talk about this. we used to say that a cargo was only the indicator. that's still the case today? was definitely the case. air cargo was disproportionately hit during the economic crisis to those many commenters is a name, and it is rebounding right now so it is in great shape at the moment. rebounding right

air. d'tave ve mf of. or n the sheriffs's office is eding their -- ending their search. >> it is suspicious because she should have made it to her destination. . >> angela's family is continuing their search and posting a $10 thousand reward the sheriffs department is reviewing footage hoping for new clues in the meantime the family is organizing a search party for tomorrow. in half moon bay. kpix. >>> the color of the jeep is white and license plate is 436-ksq. >>> the fast moving wildfire has spread into southern parts of oregon. the klamath fire is now 44% contained. it has burned more than 36 thousand acres it sun clear how the fire -- is unclear how the fire started. the fire in napa county is 80% contained. it destroyed more than a dozen building since it broke out 11 days go. >>> let's look at the brussels airport. you can see air force one touching down. the president is in europe starting a week long trip for the nato summit. 29 leaders will be meeting there this week and after th

faster without air resistance. the next step is attaching the magnets that were released by customs onto the prototype the part as it's called. there might be if the dots with a magnet is used to make the pod float. it's good audio underside here as soon as the pod reaches one hundred eighty kilometers per hour it creates a lifting effect that lifts up the pod docking as you put it on through. the test track is too short to accelerate the part on its own so it will get some help from a push cart that will get the part up to speed so that it can levitate. if the hyperloop becomes a reality it would be particularly useful in areas without much existing traffic infrastructure the fastest route from san francisco to los angeles takes you through the middle of a desert it's a six hour journey by car the only alternative right now is air travel. with a hyperloop the journey would take just thirty six minutes and the energy for the hyperloop could in theory be delivered by solar cells on the roof of the tube the energy ge

you've got the air quality issues. >> reporter: with flames two miles away, smoke is shrouding the air. the air quality worse than polluted beijing. from the front lines to the coastline. no relief. 39 million across the west facing dangerous

air from air—conditioning, he says. i don't use it. i think i'm used to the heat because they go out during the heat because they go out during the day and work outside. but he may be overconfident. at least 80 people have died here from heat stroke in the last two weeks. what of those have been elderly often found dead in their homes with the air—conditioning off. the current heat wave here is being caused by two huge high—pressure systems that are sitting right over the top of us here and refusing to budge. that in itself is not unusual injapan in summer. what is unprecedented is the extreme level of heat. new records have been set across the this week, and meteorologists say that is a direct result of climate change. experts say this is why the current heat wave has killed so many. 40 celsius is maybe normal and other parts of the world, but not normal injapan. so parts of the world, but not normal in japan. so climate parts of the world, but not normal injapan. so climate change is frightening because it hits the pe

triumph in thailand airs tonight at 9:00 p.m. here on abc 7. >> a man faces charges this evening in connect, with the murders of a mother and daughter. prosecutors said they filed charges against dan they williams. he was arrested in oakland several days after thursday's murders. 55-year-old scott and her daughter, 28-year-old, tide in the shooting. investigators say, williams knew the victims, he is due in court tomorrow. >> now, it was 30 years ago today an outrageous execution-style murder of a cop that shocked the police community took place. a mushder with few leads and abc 7 news reporter vic lee in the newsroom now with a follow-up on the disturbing case. vic. >> reporter: dan, follow the story since the murder. walnut creek's coldest case has been a controversial one that, at the time, created bat blood between two police departments. one thing. everyone involved in the investigation agrees, this targeted killing. found slummed behind the wheel of the blue corvette. shot, execution-style. it has been an open investigation

air marshalsl service is under tsa. 2016, their budget was $800 million.hey have a little under 3000 air marshals flying around the country every day. there are more than 40,000 flights domestically every day. there is a small percentage of where they are going to be. leads to them being assigned to follow a southwest flight attendant who was working a flight because she had suspicious travel patterns, probably job-related. that is where we are at. link to y your piece. this is democracy now! when we come back, we remember ron dellums. ♪ [music break] amy: "party at the nsa." remember rondell loans died mondayms, who at the age of 82. he led the congressional opposition to the the and not more and apartheid in south africa. he became the first self-described socialist to be elected to congress. he served in the house for 27 years. he was a lifelong fears activists who pushed for a probe into u.s. crimes committed in vietnam. after his effort failed dellums held his own ad hoc war crimes hearings. his activism landed him on president richard nixon's enemies

defense, air defense doesn't get you the kind of air superiority you would get from a largecapable air force . what it does is it buys time. the other side to side when they fly they operate outside of your air defenses, the other side gets to decide volume and how often they're going to enter and essentially given numbers that russia faces, in terms of nato and the united states and especially united states air power, it will take us time but they are going to run out. >> they're going to run out before we run out. >>. >> morning everyone. are you okay? >> so i'm going to take this to the operational and strategic level" questions. i want to reiterate an important caveat that there is no single style aggression work there, are paper outlines key features against our adversaries, as stated in our doctrine and the first foster and what we know about their operational planning, it's inclusive of everything so we can talk about other topics . in question portion of today. it should be noted the military has been straightened a great deal of flexibility for different contingencies and we d

it airs on our sister station. at 7:00 it will be very loud. >> they got great weather starting out this morning. it's a little cool as you get ready to head out the door. let's check it out. with those clouds we'll see them hanging around through about 10:00. some peeks of sunshine and reaching into the low 80s by early afternoon. san jose reaching up to 83. upper 80s for the inland areas. for parts of the north bay staying in the 60s. cooler air and patches of clouds and fog. we'll talk about the temperature trend coming up. mike has been tracking what it looks like for some of those haetdi heading out the door. >> i would like to report something different. we do have that now. a little slowing though. i'm happy because there's something to report but not a major problem for folks. northbound up into morgan him. 101 shows a little blip as well. it is very very light. here is our live look at san jose. >> you're watching today in the bay. >>> it is 6:15 now. by 10:00 we are at 69 degrees and low 80s today. it con

today no spare the air alert. of course where the fires are burning, air quality will be difficult and ashy. >> sounds good. i want to say happy birthday to my 3-year-old. she's not watching but she's three. >> big three. >> have a great day, everyone. >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, july 2nd, 2018. welcome to "cbs this morning." more than 50 million americans are in the throes of a dangerous heat wave expected to last through the 4th of july. >>> president trump says he will announce his supreme court candidate in one week from today. a key republican senator vows to oppose any nominee who would overturn roe v. wade. >>> an american woman is killed when a tour boat explodes in the bahamas. passengers on another boat risked their lives to help survivors. >>> plus, new york city's only female

air force. the air force air force smallest and oldest we have ever had. the heritage foundation of military strength rates our air force's readiness as being barely marginal and marginal processes and inputs and resources, you get marginal results. i think both sides of the aisle, my democrat colleagues would agree that our troops deserve better than marginal support. more of a quarter of our fighter pilot positions are unfilled. and what they need to crew their aircraft, the gap that the air force secretary said could quote, break the force. that's from our secretary of the air force. last year, almost one-third of the air force' planes were not flyable and the average age is 30 years old. not only are we compromising our abilities but aviation accidents are on the rise. we now have four times as many service members dying in training-related accidents than in combat. we matched the number of noncombat crashes in the air force than we had all of last year. between 2013 and 2017, we had 133 military accidents leading to deaths, that is a 0% increase over

christin ayers. >>> there's a lot of smoke in the air but it's in the air above us. at the surface, the air quality is not bad. it's good to moderate tomorrow. tomorrow is not a spare the air day despite how yucky it looks over us. at the mid-levels the winds are still north to south likely keeping the haze in place for tomorrow. tomorrow still hot. 93degrees. much cooler and also more humid potentially even cloudier on wednesday. going back near 100 around here. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. >>> a plea deal is expected to be finalized tomorrow for the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. according to the east bay times, derek almena will be sentenced to nine years. harris the concert promoter will be sentenced to six. each will plead no contest to 24 counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors said almena and harris were criminally negligent. their trial was supposed to start later on this summer. >>> tonight there's a second arrest in the case of some stolen show dogs. redding police just arrested the man on the left bill

growth and so you've seen these cycles of come through in air freight and because air freight is a particular kind of freight so in other words for more immediate restocking it tends to be used and when people want something they want it now so you see a bit first. the other thing that's interesting about air freight is of course it only goes one way so that where you have an imbalance of trade you have an issue for the airlines of filling up the plane both ways and then the other side is that unlike passengers freight doesn't mind going the wrong way around the world so the middle east carries for example have been able to develop a very significant market between asia and europe for example that doesn't fly direct but provides the right service at the right price so you know freight is slightly different to the kind of trends that you see on the passenger side thanks so much now if you're like me you may struggle with princes that work but with advances in technology and the advent of three d. printing it's now possible to print a building known in the trade as additive manufacturing some s

almost a,0 thousand planes and 8,000 men many the air. the enemy alerts air drones.e our targets. where should the nazi controllers send our fighters? it's our job to make them guess and guess wrong. half hour later the blue force will be heading east across the north sea with the white force following. these enemy fighters are tied down. they will not be able to attack the green force. these fighters must come up to attack the green force and will be no threat to the blue and white forces. the b-26s and spit fires will bomb and strike a key rail junction diverting and preventing the enemy from concentrating too many fighters on the green force that's scheduled to bomb an aircraft factory at hanover. at 1430, the blue force will threaten this entire coastal area of north western germany. which target will it be? will it turn suddenly and bomb hamburg? actually, karacarries no bombs all. it's a decoy. at 1500 hours while the white force is over the target, over a fraction can intercept it. because of the blue force diversion and the simultaneous bombing of hanover by

moderate air quality forecast. as you move towards concentrate, you can see unhealthy air quality, the smoke will get trapped in the central valley. do take care if you're headed towards sacramento tomorrow as the air quality will decline. winds now certainly an issue near our fires. that wind coming off that ocean that is cool. in san francisco, we barely made it out of the 50s today. cool long the coast. it is rather warm inland. a typical somersetup. 93 in brentwood. 57 in san francisco. into the north bay, 79. clover dale 96. san jose at a mild 7 degrees. overnight tonight, here's the call. we'll have the winds 5 to 15 miles an hour. that marine layer will thicken. it will just about the shoreline. that's where the fog will stay. mid 50s there. away from the coast our warmest spots will hold in the low 60s overnight tonight. the san francisco marathon gets under way early tomorrow morning. 5:00 in the morning, we'll have fog, a little bit of drizzle for the early morning runners taking in the first half part of

this is pollution but the air quality district said that the air quality is still moderate to good because the smoke is trapped in the upper atmosphere. it's away from the lower at superior, the air that we breathe. >> the body can expell them naturally. it's not as bad as it looks. >> air quality experts say the best way to clean off that ash, hose it down with water. don't use anything that will kick it up into the air. >>> the fire in lake county has now burned 14, 800 acres. it's 75% contained and they hope to have that fire contained by thfire is now 100% contained. that fire was reported just after 1:30 yesterday afternoon. it burned 45 acres. about 20 homes on buckingham drive were evacuated because of the fire but those orders have now been lifted. crews remained on the scene overnight to prevent flair up and investigators don't know what started that fire. >>> new details about the plea deal that the two men charged in oakland's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire where 36 people died are expected to agree to at a hearing at two this afternoon. reportedly under this plea deal the two

how is the air quality right now? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (catherine) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) in the east bay. a man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison... for a 2014 jewelry store robbery...that left his accomplice dead. 22-year-old trai j

it is the cooler air trying to come in with those weather fronts, again air trying to come in with thoseerfronts, again on air trying to come in with those weather fronts, again on tuesday, but the heatjust keeps on winning, so but the heatjust keeps on winning, so much of england and wales in the hotair, so much of england and wales in the hot air, but particularly hot over the east and east anglia and the south east midlands, the temperature on tuesday in some spots could get up on tuesday in some spots could get up to 32, even 33. compared to the fresher conditions in belfast and glasgow, around 20, and look at that, we could keep the 30s and the south until the end of the week, perhaps cooling off a little bit into the weekend. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment — first the headlines: the brexit secretary says a deal with the eu can be reached by october if brussels shows ambition but dominic raab says the government is prepared for the possibility of no deal. hundreds of volunteers from syria's civil defence force, known as the wh

by then the royal flying corps and the royal naval air service had combined to form the new royal airrandfather had had enough. three years after world war i, he said his goodbyes, slipped back into civilian life and raised a family. but the experience stayed with him for the rest of his life. my grandfather captain edwin raworth left the new raf in 1921. until now, all i've had is a photograph of him with one of his aeroplanes and his lucky black cat, but i really feel now that i've got a much better sense of what he must have been through as a teenager. the fear he must have felt, the horror of it all, and it does explain why he never talked about it to anyone. and he never got in an aeroplane again. good morning. some beautiful blue skies there and beautiful blue skies overhead for many of us once again today. this is a lovely picture from one of our weather watchers in cornwall. gorgeous, sunny weather here. not like that everywhere, the other end of the country, northern scotla nd other end of the country, northern scotland shrouded in cloud close to john 0'groats, courtesy of th

the air quality is not bad enoughr a spare the air day. it will be moderate in the north and east bay and around san francisco. specifically for the county fire the winds have changed, another hot one tomorrow in the cooler air and more humid air moves in wednesday and temperatures will drop by up to 10 degrees. the winds will come from the west around the fire on wednesday. we will talk about another warm- up that coming up. >>> people living in rvs can stay a little longer. the city council considered several proposals including allowing the vehicles to remain parked for another 30 days. as well as bringing in dumpsters and bathrooms, in the end the council voted to allow them to stay just until the end of the week. >> we are not street trash. >> i don't think we can see public space to solve this problem. i don't think if the solution. >> they are also are requiring each owner to pay a $50 fee. 50 rvs and campers have been parked here for several months. >>> video helped catch the man accused of stealing a laptop at a berkeley cafe. tak

i've been keeping track of the air quality. so far we've been doing okay because of the marine layer bringing in that plentiful clean air off the ocean. now at the surface, unfortunately, the winds are going to pick up for the firefighters starting later this evening and continuing for pretty much the rest of the week. so the conditions in that respect are going to get more damaging, if you will. but as far as what's going to happen with the temperatures, that new wind will drop the temperatures from the mid-90s to the mid-80s and then our upper level winds will start blowing out of the west and pushing that smoke away from us. the worst day moving forward is today for us. reggie? >> thanks, mike. many of you were shocked to see that bright orange sky. steven from napa posted this, the smoke that he saw, and put it on twitter. it feels like the north bay fires all over again. jennifer tweet this had photo to abc 7 news anchor dion lim said and said it was awful in the inner sunset we're sending out fire updates from our news ap

also our air quality not a concern. our fire danger not a concern. here's a concern as you see some of the haze and mist hanging over the san mateo bridge. mid to upper 50s, very cool, 50s at the coast, inland we'll go from 78 to 88. warming frietrend from noon to . most of us in the 50s at the coast, 60s and 70s towards 7:00. high cloud and hazy sunshine this afternoon. over to alexis who is double dipping this morning, traffic this time. >> doing okay here. one incident today and that is a sig alert in the north bay. southbound 101 past cloverdale. you're seeing the purple that means the road is closed and all lanes blocked due to a fatal crash around 11:30 last night. there is a detour, not much of a backup approaching that. we will keep an eye on that for later this morning. live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. so far so good here as well. light volumes pretty much the way all of our traffic cameras look at this point. >>> we are getting new video from the air of the massive carr fire burning in and around redding. this was shot thursday

we do not have a spare the air. in less than seven minutes where the poor air quality is going to be around the state. misty spots, cool and cloudy and the middle of the week we'll see a little cooling trend inland. notice pretty much got the same pattern. look at the clouds coming up from the south as we have high pressure to our east and the low to our west. the periphery once again is going to be the warmest but not as warm as it was last week. barely into the 90s around morgan hill and gilroy. we have 68 millbrae, 72 san mateo. we'll get to 80 in redwood city. most of us in the mid to upper 70s on the peninsula. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. mid '60s downtown and south san francisco 64 to 65 degrees. to the north bay we'll have 80s. over on the east bay around the low to mid 70s. inland the temperatures once again in the 90 degree range. toight see we'll cool off nicely back into the mid to upper 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast. when i said minor cooling just a couple degrees inland. and then we'l

someone tube trains have air conditioning, and they have plans to introduce air conditioning in the tube hot air into the tube system itself and it isa into the tube system itself and it is a big problem in that equipment is a big problem in that equipment is on its way. what about this business of tracks buckling. can you explain to us why in this day and age, that should still be an issue? here is the science bit. if you have one kilometre of rail, if it heats up one kilometre of rail, if it heats up to 55,60 one kilometre of rail, if it heats up to 55, 60 degrees, it will be getting onto two feet longer than how it started out. what track engineers do is a peak it down and a physically —— they physically stretch it to the length it would be if it was 47 degrees. so the track is always under that tension. as it gets hotter, that stretch gradually relaxes until at seven degrees. once it gets above, the metal wants to expand but because it can't go lengthwise it debts into a compressive force held in place by the sleepers and clips and particularly the stone doubts down the side of the r

there's the cooler air and the heat. toward us. that's a pattern really through the rest of the week for us but you go east 20 or 30 miles and it's game on and the heat advisory stays with us through thursday. it's 97 in antioch and in pretty good air quality around here, 102 in gilroy. of course the air quality is bad because of the fires. people are having to leave and won't come back until sunday -- and that's when things start to change in that area. better air quality and temperatures will begin to come down for everybody, even the central valley. >> it is sad because people come from all over the world to see yosemite especially this time of year. >>> the planet mars will soon make its closest approach to earth and more than a decade. next tuesday the earth and mars will be 35.8 million miles apart, the closest they've been in 15 years. mars will appear brightest this weekend and will look like a very bright, orange/red star. overall scientists say there will be good viewing through early next month and obviously those who us

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air quality now, there is a wildfire smoke advisory, however, the air quality remained fair to moderatereason is some of that may be getting trapped in the higher elevation areas. regardless, if you can see it, close the windows, take extra precautions. this is an update on the current conditions for the county fire, 95 degrees into the overnight hours, temperatures drop into the 60s, but we are expecting a shift in the winds, originally going north, and now coming from the southwest, and, also, for the pawnee fire, 95 degrees now, dropping into the 70s. for those spots, we are expecting warmer conditions, but i want to show you as we head into tomorrow, going to be a noticeable drop in temperatures. oakland expecting a high of 70 degrees, and no hot temperatures on the map. there are red flag warnings that expired as of 3:00 p.m. today. we saw that shift in the winds. those are expected to calm down quite a bit. the cooling trend makes its return tonight. it'll stay cool at least through the middle of the workweek. now, once thing we have to look out for when it comes to the 4th of jul

again, that cooler air is good for the firefighters up there. still very warm and dry but improving so that's good news. >> okay rosemary, thank you. >>> if you drive across the golden gate bridge you're now paying a quarter more. the toll if you don't have fast track is now up to $8. you'll pay $7 with fast track. car pools during rush hour will pay $5 per vehicle. it's aimed at brinling a 4 $4in district. . >>> time is 4:20. this morning at 6:00 a.m. fox sports will be taking over for live coverage of the world fifa cup. we're moving over to the ktvu plus. here on ktvu the world cup live stafrts at 6:00 a.m. and brazil plays mexico at 7:00. at 11:00 it's belgium playing japan. mornings on two will continue on ktvu plus, we're also streaming the news live as we do every morning on ktvu.com. we'll see you on the plus beginning at 6:00 a.m.. >>> a morning walk took an unexpected turn for one pet owner. how the woman's dog saved her from getting bitten by a rattlesnake. >>> a busy one at the white house as the president narrows his list for the ne