are 5 degrees below average for this time of year all thanks to that strong onshore flow and the pacific ocean breeze. i will let you know when things will warm up coming up in a few minutes. >>> we are at the news desk following a fire that broke out at 3:00 at a building on martin luther king jr. way around 29th street. this is from the citizen app. there was heavy fire for the building. this is west of the 980 freeway, part of the roof of this building has collapsed so firefighters are focusing their fight on the outside of the building. we have not heard anything about injuries. firefighters are still actively fighting it and keit do is on his way to the scene. we will hear from him within the next hour. back to you, michelle. >>> i will take it from here. evacuations were lifted in contra costa county. they are mopping up what is left of a brush fire near this area. it was around holland tract road road and tranquility bay. it was sparked by apartment work and the fire has burned at least 75 acres and is down to 75% contained. so far, no structures are damaged. >>> there is a major fire t

it started in san francisco but ended in the pacific ocean. police say yesterday a man carjacked someone at gunpoint on vermont street. he drove down the peninsula and crashed near foothill expressway in los altos. the man allegedly stole another car and led police on a high-speed chase into santa cruz. that car went over the cliff, into the water. they ended up catching the guy. the driver is under arrest. no word if he was injured. >> all you can say is wow to that one. >>> 4:49 this morning and only on nbc bay area allegations of racism within redwood city firet the department claiming one of its black firefighters has been harassed, ostracized and sent sexually explicit pictures. joseph echema believes he's being targeted because of his race. now for the past several years he claims that he has been the recipient of racial jokes and offensive we reached out to leaders and got a response from the city manager who says, in part, we cannot comment on the case in litigation. we are also committed to learning from one another as we work to stre

. >> it is, we are looking at that onshore flow and the pacific ocean breeze kicking in. we are looking at cooler than average daytime highs as we go through our afternoon on this tuesday. here is the camera from glenwood observatory and mount hamilton. it is 60 degrees in san jose with mostly cloudy skies, looking at 57 in oakland and livermore and concord and 58 degrees here. through our afternoon, upper 70s in san jose and low 60s for san francisco. i will talk about a warm-up in a few minutes. let's check in with gianna and the slow ride through right here. >>> it is a slow ride through the allatoona pass. if you typically use 580 westbound, you can expect breezy conditions out of tracy. those delays extend from outhouse all the way towards grant line. once you're past that, it is okay, at the limit. the drive time from 205 over towards 680 is 38 minutes and their street closures due to one fire on martin luther king jr. way. >>> we are here in oakland at the scene of a very active fire burning in the downtown oakland on mlk way and it looks like firefighters are mopp

so that pacific ocean breeze kicking in at the surface. and then that smoke aloft. so you might see the hazy skies smoky skies but the air quality for us, moderate here in the bay area. now let's show you what you can expect as we take you through our morning. and we're looking at our treasure island camera with those clouds in the sky, so for concord oakland, livermore, san in the upper 50s although seeing a little bit more sunshine in concord as we start off the day. mid 50s for san francisco and for santa rosa. so here's what you can expect. we are looking at near normal daytime highs. so warm inland and milder around the bay and cooler at the coast once again for today. with those hazy skies from the smoke from the mineral fire. staying seasonal for tomorrow and then we're going to warm things up. looking ahead to saturday and for sunday, the warmest day os of the week. so here's the satellite and radar view. and we're looking at that summer weather pattern in place for us with that hazy sunshine. now let's show you and take you hour by hour on futurecast and yo

that ocean breeze and tracking that for you and the reason why we have system in the north to pacific northwest and disturbance just off our coast. below average temperatures not just today and for tomorrow and wednesday. we'll see the sunshine inland and around the bay and coastal drizzle tomorrow morning and then looking at the coast and we show you future cast winds and westerly winds 10 to 15 miles per hour and up to 20 along the coast this afternoon and evening. here's what you can expect for the south bay, 84 for campbell for the east bay, mid 80s for concord, pittsburgh, upper 80s in antioch and trivalley in the mid 80s and around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco and low 70s in oakland and for the north bay, mid to upper 670s to 80s. 82 in sonoma and 77 for a high in santa rosa. here's the extended forecast and what to expect coastal drizzle tomorrow morning and for wednesday morning and you can see temperatures slightly cooler tuesday and wednesday and going to slowly warm things up as we look ahead to the end of the week. back to you. >> new video of history being made the f

tracking that on shore flow and pacific ocean breeze kicking in and we'll see cooler than average daytime highs heading through our afternoon so mid 80s in concord and fairfield and livermore with that sunshine, low 80s in san jose and low 70s for oakland and mid 06s for san francisco and at least around the bay looking at sun clearing but also some clouds as well. we'll talk about the rest of the week ahead coming up in a few minutes. check in with gianna with the slow and go. >> we have a few trips out of tracy and westbound 580 and i checked in with chp and no accidents on 580 but it's busy working your way at least beyond that grant line and hefty drive times and going from 205 to 680 and traffic light from the dublin interchange. it's getting a bit busy. >>> i'm anne makovec live at the muse desk and congress returns from summer break today for a hot debate over the next coronavirus relief bill. we're talking money for businesses, schools, and the unemployed. democrats and republicans have been very far apart on the issue now for several weeks. house speaker nancy pelosi still wants

coast, will assist them. 125,000 of this country's 150,000 japanese americans live close to the pacific ocean. you stand up because of your parents and your name. tend to live together in communities like japan town so you are easy to find. all of you are now required to register with authorities. then the government imposes an 8 pm to 6 pm curfew. some peoples bank accounts are frozen, leaving them unable to pay their bills. their businesses are padlocked. khoury license to share to sell insurance is not renewed. the fbi searches people's homes looking for anything that could be useful to the enemy, should it invade the coast. a ceremonial sort, a flashlight. then you are forbidden for moving away. finally, you learn that you will be sent to special camps for the duration of the war. supposedly to protect you from a hostile public, but as you really know, to be certain that you cannot do anything to aid the japanese. you do not understand what these camps are or where they are. and being forced from your homes is very frightening, but you have been taught to obey authority and most of you ag

. >> reporter: that is right, tracking the pacific ocean breeze kicking and. we will see the sunshine for today and the winds are kicking up. here is a beautiful live look at our salesforce tower camera with the sunshine glistening across the bay. you can see the bay bridge and the temperatures are now down to the upper 40s to the 50s. 48 in santa rosa, low 50s in san francisco and mid-50s in san jose, livermore, oakland and 57 for concord. we are tracking breezy conditions in spots as we start of our tuesday, 17 miles an hour out of sfo to the west and 13 in concord and 12 right now in fairfield this afternoon, along the coast, looking at mid- sixties, cool and breezy along the coast and around the bay, and a lot of mid-70s and mild t s and ty su e s for those daytime highs. here is what you can expect. this low pressure system across the pacific northwest is ushering in that rain influence and onshore breeze. your normal daytime highs for today will be here. for the rest of the week, high- pressure builds in and that means a gradual warm-up, especially looki

it is well known for spectacular views of the pacific ocean. just last week, louise restaurant, next door, closed their doors for good. >>> san francisco is pausing plans to reopen after surgeon coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. tightened restrictions going to place. a new health order will be issued to make testing available. >>> governor newsome said reopening should be viewed as a dimmer switch. the state is moving that down. >> san francisco was put on the california watchlist. >> reporter: starting monday, guidelines require all indoor malls and nonessential offices to close. a health order will be issued on monday to expand access to testing. especially for asymptomatic workers and people in close contact with coronavirus cases. >> it is bigger than one or two people. you have to think about the bigger picture. >> that depends on family and friends getting together. >> that is called stupid. >> to be two or three people. >> if they can't get a handle on the spread, they will close additional businesses and entities that go beyond re

if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships one mess was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world college chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china part 2 on a just. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. its role in the war on al jazeera. hong kong of these arrests 370 people protested against a new security deal as britain off as residents new routes for immigration. with the ability to live and work in the u.k. and thereafter to apply for citizenship. alone convinced this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up yemeni writer documents abuses including deaths in secret prisons and says all sides in the war are guilty.

.>>> one of president donald trump >>> the cliff house has been serving meals overlooking the pacific ocean and ocean beach for more than 150 years. sources with the restaurant say the dining room would allow for sufficient social distancing but according to the states health order and how standing is still not allowed. the restaurant is also suspending take out service.>>> any green oasis is now open in the middle of san francisco's fastest-growing neighborhoods. there's a 3500 square foot parks, the mayor says healthy outdoor spaces are important but necessary during the pandemic. >>> disney world is now being forced to crack down on mask requirements, pluses. >>> meet your newest firefighters. we will have a story coming up. >>> disney world to clarify its mass policy today after too many visitors were spotted without mass. when disney world reopened on july 11 visitors were required to wear masks at all times. except when taking a sip of their drinking and snapping items. now the park requires guests stay in one place while eating and maintain appropriate physical distancing. florida is

so that pacific ocean air that refreshing ocean air that we know and love, it's going to cool us down all across the bay area even inland. so here's a live look with our salesforce tower camera. looking east. and you can see that gray start to our day. our temperatures are a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so we're in the40s and 50 this has morning. 49 in santa rosa and mid 50s in san francisco and san jose with mostly cloudy skies and livermore 53 with that sunshine. 58 with the clouds in oakland and concord you are coming in at 57 degrees. so let's check the winds glan was talking about the windy conditions in spots and you can see 17-mile-per-hour winds at half-moon bay. 10 in oakland and 22-mile-per- hour winds in fairfield out of the southwest and we'll see the winds pick up as we head through our afternoon. i want to let you know there's a beach hazard statement for our bay area beaches. from 3:00 a.m. friday until 8:00 p.m. on sunday. now many of our beaches will be closed this holiday weekend. and just another deterrent is the dangerous conditions. so rip currents and

and today the start of our cooldown as we are looking at that pacific ocean breeze kicking in today. and especially for thursday and friday even cooler still. but as we look to the july 4th holiday weekend, we are going to be warming up with that ridge of high pressure strengthening for us. so for today, thursday, as well as friday, that typical summer weather pattern in place for us. that will continue for the rest of the workweek. as we look taking you hour by hour on futurecast, and you can see that clearing and sunshine for many of us as we head through our afternoon. tomorrow morning, we're going to startoff our day with low clouds and areas of fog right around the bay and then catching that clearing again as well and then even cooler for thursday as well as friday across the bay area. now the daytime highs. we're looking at 83 this afternoon in san jose and 84 morgan hill and 82 for santa clara and across the south bay for the east bay you will see some of the warmest temperatures. 89 close to 90 in concord and fairfield and antioch and 90 degrees in brentwood. the tri-valley i

. >> a car in the pacific ocean after a wild chase.on multiple carjacking investigations and the bold move police say the suspect pulled to try to get away. >>> plus, do you realize we are exactly halfway through the year 2020? we'll go back and look at six months of news in two minutes. ♪ >>> and now it is time to pay tribute to the class of 2020. here on "today in the bay" we want to highlight the graduates who have made it through the school year without that official ceremony. take a look at these graduates right here. a big congratulations to the six college students. now, look, you can send your graduates to us as well. you can see them right here on "today in the bay." all you have to do is send a candid photo to laura and me on facebook. it's laura garcia nbc bay area and marcus washington nbc bay area. we can't wait to see those photos and see your graduates right here on "today in the bay." congratulations, graduates. when we closed our doors in march, wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. we t

>>thank you for of 5 a paralympian has lost his prosthetic leg in the pacific ocean and he thought that it was gone forever. how far a paralympian who lost his prosthetic leg. now has a back and just in time to get ready for next year's tokyo games. lifeguard divers with the long beach fire department return the last prosthetic to walt mix. they say he lost it while swimming near the astronaut islands off the coast of long beach. and it took them 2 days to find it. the prosthetic leg had sunk all the way to the bottom of the ocean. >>and he said the photo of the divers coming out of the water with the lead in the year. i couldn't believe that i'd already begun the process of trying to have a new one may which this one took 7 months to faberge the weather. >>mix will be representing the united states in the job on event at the 2021 paralympic games. and a sky diver in vermont also got his prosthetic leg back thanks to some very helpful people. his leg slipped off this weekend, 10,000 feet above the ground during his first ever skydiving trip. he posted about it on facebook asking anyone

reporter: easter island is in the middle of the pacific ocean. , byelongs to chili --chile that is 3500s from the mainland. schools have been closed since march 16 and no one can say when anything else will reopen anytime soon. after 3.5 months of luck tensing curfews, the confections continue unabated. arents on the mainland envying their counterparts in july's most remote province --chile's most remote province. >> it is important to maintain our mental health. it is important to me that children return to school. reporter: easter island faces enormous challenges. 80% of the population is out of work because there is no tourism, nor will there be for a long time to come. making new for what they have is nothing new for the people on this remote island. they state they will go back to teaching their children to fish and plant as they have for centuries. another good reason for them to go back to school. host: a landslide at the heart of -- jade mining industry has killed 162 people. minors were buried by a wave of muddy water. emergency workers had to push their way through mud. report

there actually were submarines -- japanese submarines sighted out in the pacific ocean and there were some incidents. but nothing, nothing to implicate japanese americans themselves. so we have really got to stay on top of this. >> he wanted to do something to help with the war effort so he applied to the university of chicago that was running a program for the army called the astp army specialized training program teaching japanese to u.s. army personnel, so that's what my dad did during world war ii. he was allowed to leave camp to go to chicago to be part of that program, and he had asked for my mother and me to leave with him. the army said no at the time. so there are a lot of things that -- as a result of the evacuation and internment we were talking about what happened to us to make sure that it doesn't happen to somebody else in the future. and part of that whole action was to make sure the civil liberties act of 1988 was passed. and yet i was secretary of transportation on 9/11, and keep muslims off airplanes, don't allow middle easterners to fly, and talk about rounding up m

we are looking at that pacific ocean breeze once again for today. we'll see westerly winds about 10 to 20 heading through the rest of the afternoon. a live look through the sales force tower camera and the bay bridge with mostly sunny skies and temperatures at this noon hour. 79 in concord and mid 60s in oakland and san francisco and mid 70s for livermore, san jose and santa rosa and on shore breeze because of the low pressure system ushering in that marine influence for us near normal and daytime highs and changes as early as tomorrow with this ridge of high pressure building in and we'll continue to warm things upstarting tomorrow through the rest of the week with those temperatures on the rise into the weekend. in the meantime, taking you hour-by-hour on future cast and we are looking at clear skies as we head through tonight and through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning, some low clouds, areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay and then catching that clearing for the rest of your wednesday afternoon. now let's show you our d

the galapagos islands are a world heritage site in the pacific ocean off the coast of door.ill be familiar with some of their species. the protection zone surrounding the islands is the home to the largest shark biomass in the world. you can see the islands in this image. the massive white. on the edge of the protection zone is a ese fleet. 265 fishing, cargo, frustration, and processing vesicles -- vessels. a major migration route for those endangered species the travel through breeding, feeding, and to seek refuge. waves of plastic waste of chinese origin coming up on shore of the park. lastear, 245 chinese vessels were detected in the area. you may have seen this fromhe 27 when talapagos national park intercepted a chinese vessel carrying 6000 tons of dead sharks. some othem, endangered hammerheads. lthe doctor isding specialist. he explained more about the boundaes of the protected zone. >> when the reserve was created in 1998, it was the second largest arena reserve in the world. it when it was created, we didn't understandhe extent of the movement of the animals we wer

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louise overlooking sutro baths and the pacific ocean. >>has been serving up hot cakes and hamburgers for the past 83 years. now the door has a sign posted reading closed forever, and that's got one longtime patron bombed out you still want to keep a little bit of flavor the city and it seems to be disappearing one of the grandkids of the original owners says they are said to close the family restaurant down. >>but the pandemic makes it necessary, especially with the new health rules needed when indoor dining starts up again in san francisco seems like there won't be much money he made it to percent capacity. >>even more than that was just a safety. our staff and our south so far there's no official tally of the number of local businesses in san francisco closed by covid-19. >>but the website eater sf as a running list of close to 40 bars and restaurants that have shuttered since march just in the city alone i spoke to a hospitality industry lawyer, who believes the next 3 to 4 months are going to be the most difficult time in terms of ba

murders 15 years ago are to have has more. 7 tons those away in the region of the bottom of the pacific ocean there are very different opinions on the entire affair the entire case of sergei for to go he was arrested on very serious charges and this was a high profile arrest of the suspicion of organizing the kidnapping in the mud multiple entrepreneurialism and this case is divided russians all over the country the official statistic that we've heard is 6500 people attending this demonstration unofficial reports going up 220000 people are still angry they demand the dismissal of these cases a little i went out into the streets because i could not take it anymore i'm boiling over and such support for girl would want justice to prevail did you mean i don't like the political situation in the country i am dissatisfied with our government and officials it is a simple as that society has matured to the point of expressing its indignation about what is happening in the far east sygate for god himself has maintained his innocence throughout and says he looks forward to the investigation against the

louise overlooking sutro baths and the pacific ocean. >>has been serving up hot cakes and hamburgers for the past 83 years. now the door has a sign posted reading closed forever, and that's got one longtime patron bummed out. >>my parents used to bring me here and returned ice to bring my daughter here. it was always place coming up at e-mail to negotiate. and then after that bring my bracket here so to see it shut down over the school system's >>but it presents one of the grandkids of the original owners says they are said to close the family restaurant down. but the pandemic makes it necessary, especially with the new health rules needed when indoor dining starts up again in san francisco seems like there won't be much money he made it to percent capacity. >>even more than that was just a safety. our staff and our south so far there's no official tally of the number of local businesses in san francisco closed by covid-19. >>but the website eater sf as a running list of close to 40 bars and restaurants that have shuttered since march ju

yeah, love seeing those whales on our -- at least on our beaches and on our pacific ocean waves. well, we are looking at a foggy start on our golden gate bridge camera this morning. so low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and right around the bay this morning giving the inland spots catching that gray start to our day. all because of that strong onshore flow. we are in the mid- to upper 50s to low 60s at this hour. oaklan san jose at 62. and 53 for santa rosa. let's check the visibility. we're down to a mile in santa rosa. and three miles at half-moon bay. along the coast. so current winds, looking at those westerly winds ou thwan9 miles per hour at sfo. 6 in oakland and another breezy start in fairfield with 21-mile- per-hour winds. the typical july weather pattern continues for us and in fact with that stronger ocean breeze we're looking at temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so let's show you futurecast and as we take you hour by hour and we're going to see the skies clear inland. and then around the bay, partly sunny. so we'll go partly sunny to mos

with that pacific ocean breeze kicking in for us. so taking you hour by hour on futurecast, and you can see that sunshine, we are going to catch that clearing even around the bay but those clouds will likely stick around along the coast. and then for tomorrow, starting off in our day with low clouds and areas of fog. for tomorrow morning, along the coast and right around the bay and then we're going to see that clearing for most of us through the afternoon on thursday and again even cooler thursday and friday. before we warm up for the weekend. in the meantime, this afternoon, we're looking at 83 in san jose and 84 for morgan hill. and 83 for campbell for the south bay. for the east bay, looking at 89 in concord and 89 for fairfield. and about i don't care. topping out 90 degrees for you in brentwood one of the hottest spots this afternoon. for the tri-valley, in the mid 80s. 86 in livermore and around the bay, 66 in san francisco for a high. 72 in oakland. 71 in richmond and upper 60s for berkeley and for the thw to 81 rohnert park

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if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when myth was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world all the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china part 2 on a jazzy. john presents on donald trump jr was promised a damaging information about hillary clinton allegation like to see an investigation seductress did the trump campaign collude with russia did you at any time birch former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form the closer to the. backdown the investigation into michael flynn and also as you will know. next question battlefield washington on al-jazeera. for. 'd more than 80 people are killed as violence grips ethiopia after the gunning down of a popular singer and activist. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. has criticized the buying up nearly all the world's supply of a coded 19 drug as

what you can see there, it ended in the pacific ocean. police say this afternoon a man carjacked someone at gunpoint on vermont street in the city, drove down the peninsula, crashed near foothill expressway and san antonio in los altos. then the man stole another car and led police on a high-speed chase to santa cruz. that's when the car ended over a cliff in the water. the driver climbed out. police arrested him. no word on if he was injured. >>> a major decision going late into the night right now in the south bay. the san jose city council is still discussing the so-called strong mayor proposal. right now the city manager is responsible for hiring and firing city administrators and making many other key decisions. this proposal would give a lot more power directly to the mayor, similar to cities like san francisco, oakland and los angeles. a "yes" vote tonight would put the proposal on the november ballot. the proposal also adds two years to the current mayor's term, extending it to align the mayoral election with the presidential elec

she then headed out over the pacific ocean. everything was going very well. the drop target right on the nose. the plane dropped the rocket as planned, but a fault occurred. we had an issue happen that caused the main engine to basically shut off. the team here have said that they knew there was perhaps a 50—50 chance that this test would work. but, as the world reels from covid—i9, the pandemic has had a devastating effect on a host of including airlines. sir richard branson had began talks requesting a commercial loan from the uk's government. have the virgin group's wider woes affected their ambitions for space? the emails, text, and phone calls i've had with richard over the last 2a hours have been primarily focused on when do we think we'll know? what data do we have, and when can we have the rocket sitting behind me ready forflight? so the team is preparing for another launch attempt in the not too distant future. that was marc going into space. and that's it from me on the sofa and lara with the tomatoes. i'm just syncing my plants to the app. very 202

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purchase and he sent the famous explorers lewis and clark into the west on a daring expedition to the pacific ocean he was an architect an inventor a diplomat a scholar the founder of one of the world's great universities in an ardent defender of liberty americans will forever admire the author of american freedom thomas jefferson and little and little and he too will never ever be abandoned by us and we'll and going to abraham lincoln the savior of our union was a self-taught country lawyer who grew up in a law cabin on the american frontier the 1st republican president he rose to high office. from obscurity based on a force and clarity of his anti-slavery convictions very very strong convictions he signed the law that built the transcontinental aura he signed the homestead act given to some incredible scholars as simply defined ordinary citizens free land to settle anywhere in the american west and he led the country through the darkest hours of american history giving every ounce of strength that he had to ensure that government of the people by the people and for the people did not perish from

traced the qantas logo — a kangaroo — into the sky before the jet continued on its journey over the pacific ocean with the naked eye, as you can see the drawing could clearly be seen online, on flight tracking websites. the jumbo jet will now join others from the airline in retirement in the moh—hah—vee desert. —— mohave desert. fans of the english premier league champions liverpool have finally got to see their team presented with the trophy. no fans were of course allowed inside the stadium of course but the club built a stage on the kop stand and hundreds gathered outside the stadium and around the city to watch on televisions in bars. the police had already warned fans not to gather outside the stadium as did several liverpool legends. but some ignored that advice well, a very well—done to liverpool and what a strange football season in these of coronavirus. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcrajiniv of course, all the rest of the headlines, if you want more on those, go to our website. thanks for now. hello there. cloud is thickening up once again from the atlantic. it's set to bring in m

today we learned a coast guard crew got fancy busting some alleged drug smugglers in the pacific ocean. they deployed a small aircraft and a sharp shooting helicopter air crew. they managed to find and intercept five boats, detain 14 suspected drug smugglers and seize over 3 tons of cocaine worth more than $100 million. >>> all right. let's turn things over and bring in rob mayeda. it felt a little warmer today, rob. >> yeah, we got back into the 90s for many of our inland valleys. a really summertime spread of temperatures as you see on the map. really can't be bored. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. it did heat up inland. you'll notice around the map in san francisco, low clouds off to the west. san francisco, technically, a little bit warmer today, 68 degrees. warmer than the low 60s in the last couple of afternoons. where we saw the bigger warm-up was inland out toward walnut creek. right now it's dropped to 88 degrees after low 90s around livermore, dublin and the tri-valley. we saw low 90s, still pretty warm at 86 degrees. winds picking up at 16 miles an hour. so the wind is some good news

well the outrage is still there 7 times the east of moscow inhabitants region which is near the pacific ocean there are plenty of people who still believe and still support. this is deposed governor the governor that was arrested in a very high profile case very publicly for or for legibly of the suspicion of organizing the kidnappings and murder of multiple entry printers and these are charges that have split i would say i could see to it in. this you know people all over the country all over russia because the one hand these are incredibly serious charges that you know how could you come out in support of a man that was. charged with these that the that is suspected of organizing the killings of business partners and business rago yet on the other hand there are plenty of people lose still protesting that believe he's innocent that these charges are politically motivated live he was you know he was one of the best governess about it has ever had the numbers have gone down the initial protest attracted to the maximum numbers we've had up to 35000 people and those have gone down to about $200

upset as you mentioned for a 3rd weekend in a row this is 7 times to the east of moscow near the pacific ocean in the region of about of people feel that their governor who was arrested earlier this month. in a very high profile case that he was arrested. with the that his arrest was politically motivated that he was arrested unfairly and treated unfairly and basically they they want him back they want his case to be reviewed. saying if god was arrested for his apparent role suspected role in the kidnapping and murder of several entrepreneurialism 20042005 authorities have been investigating those cases that they found enough evidence to arrest him to arrest them and to take further action but people are upset those who voted for him those who supported his governorship many years they feel that this is politically motivated and again while the protests have simmered down somewhat from a high of 35000 or so people now we have from 622-0000 depending on who you ask people demonstrating again and still agri that he was arrested. but the most i went out into the streets because i could you not ta