this isn't a northeast wind and sheet event. a trough is going to come in and cool off a little bit. you're going to get a pressure gradient and the southwest winds are going to come up which is a cooler moister wind. it's a different deal. it will affect all of the fire zones. right now e the fire zones are cooler in mendocino county. carr fire where it was last night. temperatures should come down a little bit. when you add 30 miles per hour southwest winds you get a red flag warning. that goes into effect in the more than field goal ever the tahoe area and tonight or today through saturday for the redding area. that's the southwest winds. that's any kind of wind that is bad for fire be even though typically this is a cooling moist winds. it's winds and these fires are so big. wind gusts could get up to 30 miles per hour. there is the red flag warning. the forecast for the next couple of day, because of the trough it's going to cool down a little but back up on monday and tuesday. right now weather is not really our friend but

tom was talking about a return of the winds every day around the mendocino complex. there is a reason for that. we've talked about winds picking up through the afternoon hours because the coast is typically on the cool side, inland spots on the warm side. as things warm up, that air rises creating an area of warm pressure. it's complicated what i'm explaining. essentially, the contrast generates a pressure difference which generates a wind, which goes from high to low, generating high-pressure, which is what happens when you get the temperature difference that does not happen in the morning because we all start out in the same boat during the morning hours. that is the temperature difference but it really widens into the afternoon hours. right now, temperatures around the fire zone still hot, in the upper 90s out toward the ferguson fire. carr fire, 101. mendocino complex fire temperatures in the 90s. satellite still detecting smoke being produced by the fires. the change today, we will get to that in a little bit. we are tracking a weather system up to the north that

over the weekend we will get more of a southwest wind that will help scour out some of the smoke. today it is for us and very close on top clouds . the thunderstorm activity is firing up over the central sierra. we're getting a lot of high cloud deck coming up. southern santa clara valley. south of taco around the bay 50s. 52 again in san francisco. tiburon 51. berkeley 54. alameda 55. 52 water temperature at bodega bay. san francisco pouille 52. monsoon staying south of our area. very active in the four corners. these, 60s, 70s, 80s for some and if you 90s. >>> here is mister sal castaneda and traffic. >> if i ever start a band i think i'm going to name it san francisco pouille. not a bad name. good morning. let's go out and take a look at westbound 580 as you come toward the tracy triangle. looking good. tracy 205 off to a nice start. you can see traffic is moving well all the way through. not a lot of roadwork on 580 all the way through. this is a look at interstate 880 n. and south . the traffic is moving well. at the bay bridge toll placid traffic looks good so far as you driv

that is going to create a lot of smoky skies for us yet again. very similar wind pattern from the northwest direction. and then once it switches overnight to a west direction, it should help us out a little bit. tomorrow, that west wind will be a little stronger so won't be as smoky. overhaul, satellite and radar, you can see the clouds here along the coast. what you are looking at here will be all that haze in the skies. definitely going to be just gray skies all around for most of northern california. here is a look right now at the golden gate bridge. oakland, at 56. concord waking up to 59 degrees. >>> we are tracking an accident for those head along highway 101. this is right as you head into novato. looks like it's causing some slow downs. just a head up as you make your way through there. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. please, be careful, refrain from using the high beans. another accident cleared to the shoulder. 101 at embarcadero, no delays as you make your way to palo alto. >>> a jury is expected to begin deliberations today in a civil suit a

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tunnel we met up with a teenage skydiving sensation who showed us how to dance with the wind. this floating dancer earned my own place in sports history with a firm step for title of junior world champion in indoor skydiving. the air in the wind tunnel blows at up to three hundred kilometers an hour but every movement is perfect the wind storm doesn't bother the polish athlete she likes it. obviously it kind of feels like sticking your whole body out of a moving car like it's just the same kind of like air pressure but you can control it so it's like sit with for years whatever you do your body does in that area but in the space you get. she takes her moves from other sports. fast dynamic twists come from figure skating. long stretches and figures from probiotics. when my kids in school combines them it looks like she's flying. her favorite figure is the pistol. she devises many of her moves in the tunnel cause she has a completely different sense of how forty when she's. like that i don't know on the ground i'm really. so the fly it's not like you don't catch translate anythin

it's ideal for a wind farm five year issues of only if i didn't see a reason that. the success of gold wind is a classic example of the chinese economic miracle who is a pioneer who built his first wind turbines thirty years ago he bought a german company which resulted in a cleverly negotiated transfer of technology today gold wind is the biggest maker of wind turbines in the world. at a time when the energy market is in a state of completely unprecedented transition his business is perfectly placed. situ are many sources of renewable energies along the entire new silk road concession in kazakhstan or pakistan or even turkey which will be on the court the hazardous attack. there's wind and solar energy everywhere. pay on the phone and that's the end sure feel to. be a real pity or yeah developing wind energy further costs a lot of money the chinese plan on a completely different scale we've seen that with their solar panels everything's a big guy. they have a real strategic vision we're lacking that in your at. all on. one thing's clear long term strategies are easi

the government has been planning a major wind power for years but it is a long way from being finished meanwhile local solutions like to mimic it for who's providing water and electricity at least to some villages. fascinating ideas but that's all we can take on this week's edition of eco africa we will be back next week with a bunch of new stories focusing on ecological issues best practices ideas i hope you enjoy today show to find out more about our report check out our website or most of us on our social media platforms thanks for watching i hope you join us again next week and now it's a way saying goodbye from the outskirts of lagos nigeria. the mahmoud. ahmadinejad. odd. move. odd. blah blah. blah blah. blah blah. blah. blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah blah blah blah. blah blah b

there is also a wind advisory for the bridge. details coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:44. it is happening later today. a 49er legend will be remembered there. hundreds are expected to attend a private memorial service. he will always be remembered for the catch in the 1981 nfc championship game. former team owner says clark was always the team machlt zbli don't think there was a person throughout his entire career that didn't like him. he had names for guys. you know, he was the type of person that made a really tough game fun. >> clark died from als in june. dozens of former teammates are scheduled to be there including jerry rice, and steve young. >>> our team is working on a documentary. it debuts in october. it is right here on nbc bay area. football returns tomorrow. the bay area playing the ravens and the hall of fame game kicks off at 5:00 a.m. >>> many promises of containing my information on its plat form still falling short. in fact just this past monday some of the top search results on the site were radical f

middle of a towering wal >>> now at 11:00 p.m. the winds whipped up our crew caught in the middle of a wall of flames. a new flair up destroys homes tonight in lake county. good evening. >> tonight evacuation orders have been lifted for parts of and e big valley ranch. munity but other areas are still in immediate danger. kpix 5's katie nielson is live in lakeport with a look at what firefighters are fthere tonight. >> reporter: today was a tough day for firefighters. more structures were lost. look behind me. this used to be a barn. you can see parts of it burning now and all this metal that is gray and smoldering, this used to be the roof of the barn. now firefighters did everything they could to try save as many homes as they could but in some cases mother nature took over. take a look. >> if we get a wind shift, you can back up. >> a trying day for firefighters as they try protect homes. >> doing an awesome job. >> reporter: he stood with firefighters as he watched a wall of flames barrel down had hillside towards him -- the hillside to

like many here the vul family in mind specializes in a partially fomented young wind cold feet of ice or because of the sun the grapes are especially sweet this year failure to fruity wine with a high level of alcohol german wine makers expect the twenty eight hundred vintage to be exceptional they're among the few german businesses that might actually profit from climate change. diaz distance time but the average annual temperatures are getting higher we can see that but some forty years ago in one thousand nine hundred seventy six we also had a very hot and dry year. can also extreme highs so it doesn't mean that it's happening more and more often now that it's because so exclaim maybe next summer will be very cool and wet let's wait and see. does not matter. if the climate really is getting hotter and drier though right hasn't been you know it's plan to start growing new varieties of grapes. in the fall family has decided they might transition to the red varieties. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a new town of the painter she just want

exactly cheap fifteen minutes in a wind tunnel cost up to seventy euro's in poland maya has been training several times a week since she was thirteen indoor skydiving has become the focus of her family's life for those of the system goes on the slopes but i do this sport to. publish it so i try to accompany my at every step of the way. i take care of the organizing i'm kind of like her manager. i look for sponsors who want to work with my feels about me but it's also because of on the back into the country knows about them that's my role in her career as well. my trains outside of the wind tunnel too and completely without professional coaching. i don't really need it anymore i could come up with my own things the people who are at the top of the sport right now are at the top of the sport so we look at our own routines and we are the best judges so we know what's going. on my lips interrupts poland she has a tight she rarely has time to stroll in town every weekday she's in school until three then she trains on has media appointments on weekends she often travels to competitions there's

midday, we expect the winds to gradually pick up. it will be a breezy afternoon. but the winds, once again, will transport some cooler air inland. not as hot inland. however, those winds will bring in some smoke again inland and in the north bay. the haze will be with us once again. highs on thursday, a cool 62, in san francisco, up to 69. oakland, about 83 in san jose with afternoon sunshine. that's nice in the south bay. 80 in napa. inland, not in the 90s tomorrow, antioch, up to 87 degrees. statewide, the heat is still there. central valley, fresno and bakersfield exceeding 100 degrees. l.a., it will be warm, you're traveling south, the high of 87 degrees. plan on the next seven days for you. fog this morning -- or fog tomorrow morning with afternoon sunshine. it is cooler inland. minor warming friday into saturday and then minor cooling. so fluctuations temperaturewise. the fog is clinging to the coast each and every day. >> thank you, drew. >> sure, yeah. >>> you could say a particular ♪ follow the wta stars as they hit san jose the mubadala silicon valley cla

we have a north-northwest wind here that will shift to a west wind. the north and east bay communities, you'll notice that haze. jaclyn? >>> we have a big backup for the supercommuters out there. westbound 205, 30 minutes to get to 580ful the ride continues to be sluggish getting past 580. speeds dip as low as 9 miles an hour. as the bay bridge toll plaza, things are looking okay. we are getting first reports of what appears to be a small vehicle here as you're approaching treasure island on the upper deck. we'll let you know what kind of impact that will have on the morning commute. back to you. >> reporter: the mendocino fire is being fueled by hot windy weather and dry vegetation. >> this is bad news. the heat dome is going to expand and conditions will get hotter and drier. >> reporter: the fire already destroyed more than 150 structures and threatens thousands more. officials don't expect to have it fully contained until next week. a record 14,000 firefighters are battling over a dozen fires throughout california. in southern california, hikers in

a crawl. category two storm. don't pay attention to the category. even the winds are way the big problem this. it's only moving north at five miles per hour. this thing is basically at a crawl and as far as hawa the storm. the north and east side of the storm with the most wind and most rain, that's where you see all these rainfall amounts and in fact, what we're looking at now, some areas may pick up a total of 40 inches of rain. flash flooding, landslides and we haven't seen the turn yet so until that happens, there is no breathing any kind of sigh of relief, lester? >> al roker, thanks very much. >>> turning over seas to a horrific attack in yemen where an air strike killed 22 people, nine of them under the age of seven. this is after a school bus was hit by a bomb carrying 40 children. the united nations is condemning the strike that killed dozens of civilians fleeing the homes. the bloodshed is part of a three-year conflict causing the worst humanitarian >>> tonight former head of the centers for disease control is arredr. tom frieden had been a prominent figure during health crisis for ye

but quite breezy for the western isles, and a noticeable wind as well for south—west england. sewhere, a gentle to moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we'll see temperatures getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius. but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotland, where that rain is somewhat stubborn to go. but, through sunday evening, slowly we'll see that rain just pushing its way northwards across scotland, with some late spells of sunshine for southern areas of scotland. meanwhile, across england and wales, watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers, just slowly clearing their way eastwards. and through the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around, and another fairly mild, if not warm and muggy night, with lows between 12 and 16 celsius. so, on monday, we still have our area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk. so that means we're still going to see some showers really anywhere from the east coast of scotland down through north—east england, east anglia and south—east england

oakland a west wind coming in at 12 miles per hour. that's contributing to pushing those clouds further east towards fairfield and concord and beyond. overall, though, a couple of lows. we have three lows that are in our area that are impacting us. this is why we're staying cooler than normal. this low right here helping bring our temperatures down, same with this one. that one is going to eventually dip down a little bit closer to northern california by this weekend and when it does that, we'll see even cooler conditions. for today we are below average in san francisco by about 3 degrees. 66 for the afternoon high. san jose 79. concord about 7 degrees below average at 80 degrees so overall very comfortable for inland communities. it should not be too hot. these are looking good. 76 in vallejo. 77 in napa. 61 in pacifica. along the coastline, consistent through the next seven days. what we'll see, temperatures by saturday will rise a little. sunday they will dip and look, monday, tuesday, wednesday next week is going to be pretty comfor

the ranch fire is a big concern in that area of with the winds that we are experiencing, there is a possibility of the fire pushing back toward clearlake and that is why the evacuation orders were given. >>let's talk about the weather and the wind and access. those two things are making it difficult to directly fight the fire. also when it comes to aircraft support, you have the wind and the smoke which also hinders that. >>absolutely. the wind is increasing this afternoon just like we have seen almost every single day. more significant windspeed. out here it is a north wind. the visibility is okay for the aircraft. we do have a lot of aircraft in the air, the fires are pushing hard and gaining ground and they will be bigger for tonight. >>we have heard that this fire has jumped the containment lines. from a firefighting standpoint how big of a concern is that? the fire jumps existing containment lines? >>we have multiple plans in place. as we do on all of the fires. it has jumped containment lines on both of the fires but we always have secondary lines in place., the problem has been keeping u

. >> if we get a wind shift, you can back up. >> a trying day for firefighters as they try protect homes. >> doing an awesome job. >> reporter: he stood with firefighters as he watched a wall of flames barrel down had hillside towards him -- the hillside towards him. >> try to save it. >> reporter: with hoses ready firefighters were a able to save it. as crews nearby put out hot spots, started when embers flew across the road. >> erratic fire behavior. down into canyons. >> reporter: firefighters say when the afternoon winds picked up they did everything they could to fight the flames. but for the first time since sunday some homes were lost. >> we could see from the road, barnes, homes, there were structures involved. >> reporter: g that so far they counted 11 outbuildings that have been destroyed and two homes when the river fire here kicked up this afternoon. but they will have damage assessment teams going in tomorrow. they said once the sun is up they will have a better idea exactly what happened here this afternoon. katie nielson, kpix 5. >> the video shows what air crews are facin

san mateo bridge, a wind advisory, you know what this means, both hands on the wheel, keep a firm grip. in the green westbound, 14 minutes as you go towards 101. 101 near sfo, the right looks okay in both directions. you should not have troubles going to the airport on 101 and 280. looking at the right into san francisco, traffic getting a bit sluggish as he go towards the bridge. >>> there is some wind blowing around and this is a live look at. 49. quite a few people we are --. of 49, quite a few people jogging around, i know it is dark but you can see the flags blowing around. you can see them flopping pretty strongly and we have a bit of a breeze coming through downtown san francisco. mainly through the delta that is where it is breezy at the usual spots. overall, the sunrise happening at 6:13 am, the sunset 8:18 pm. a lot of coastal clods out there and that is hovering right over the golden gate bridge this morning. a bit wet on the roads as well because of the low-lying clouds bringing some drizzle. 53 in san francisco, livermore at 56. oakland 55, concord in the 60s. things are p

quite breezy for the western isles, and a noticeable wind as well for south—west england. sewhere, a gentle—moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we'll see temperatures getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotland, where that rain is somewhat stubborn to go. but, through sunday evening, slowly we'll see the rain pushing its way northwards across scotland, with some late spells of sunshine and southern areas of scotland. meanwhile, across england and wales, watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers slowly clearing their way eastwards. through the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around, and another fairly mild if not warm and muggy night, with lows between 12 and 16 celsius. so, on monday, we still have our area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk. so that means we're still going to see some showers anywhere from the east coast of scotland down through north—east england, east anglia and south—east england through monday morning. again, still heavy

museum which additionally banal costumes consisting of a blue apron and underneath we wear a skirt started out wind up in the ocean to hawk a how you can see money. a woman wearing this kind of signals that she's married as a married woman you always wear muted colors whether that be blue green or purple we thought young girls tend to wear bright shades of red why not you also wear a kind of blouse but without passions and this piece of cloth keeps it all together for the. museum is very interactive this is how laundry was done a hundred years ago. lifting the really push it hard against the board again i'm getting a good workout here i will. probably . i don't think. it's mothers who now if the sub so the wind and sunshine can draw everything. came a great day with. the head of the museum staff and hines tells me a bit more about tradition and culture in this play but. to me no my boy. well let's talk about the source why did they decide to settle in this play but i have because all because you don't give me the actual sorb settlement region is much larger and it reaches all the way to dissolve th

wind farm after another. i heard someone in town say once that this particular area doesn't have a lot of oil, doesn't have a lot of water, but the one thing it does have is wind. >> reporter: which means a job for wesley house. >> look at this. best office in the world. >> reporter: he used to work on oil rigs. >> to me this is more stable. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: with oil it's either hit or miss. >> reporter: a few years ago it was impractical to generate power in this remote spot. then texas spent $7 billion on power lines connecting windy north and west texas with cities south and east. it happened under energy secretary rick perry. who was governor then. >> we can deliver power to san antonio, dallas, houston, you name it. >> where the people are. >> yep. >> reporter: including the city that uses almost entirely renewable power. it is 501 miles from adrian, texas where the wind turbines are down to georgetown, texas where the power is going. we've been driving all afternoon through the permian basin in the center of texas, and all along the way we've been passing oil pump jacks from an older econ

now nasa is terested as it may want to create a wind powered robot. the dutch coast, a summer sctacle, the stranded these - stra beasts. windblown mechanical artworks. >> you don't get use to it, not really. always something special. >> amazing. >> i tried to me new forms of life on the beach where i was born0 years ago. reporter: it moves pretty easily, doesn't it? he is an engineer d artist, and we joined him as he brought out his latest for summer periments. >> the animals give me sleepless nights, ecause i'm thinking thisn addiction, you could say? reporter: p tuzzle, how to make something move and survive on the beach powered only by the wind. when a y looking at is 28 years of trial and error, expertise in creating chanical movement, almost a mechanical brain, which is what attracted the attention of nasa. this animation shows how they are meeting with theo has influenced their thinking for a venus rover, and a fireman wear pressure and heat is too much for normal motors is an environment where the pressure and is -- an environment where the pres

but quite breezy for the western isles, and a noticeable wind as well for south—west england. sewhere, a gentle to moderate breeze. in the sunshine, we'll see temperatures getting up to between 19 and 21 celsius, but they may struggle around 15 or 16 celsius across central and northern parts of scotland, where that rain is somewhat stubborn to go. but, through sunday evening, slowly we'll see that rain just pushing its way northwards across scotland, with some late spells of sunshine for southern areas of scotland. meanwhile, across england and wales, watch out for further heavy and maybe thundery showers, just slowly clearing their way eastwards. and through the early hours of monday morning, still some showers around, and another fairly mild, if not warm and muggy night, with lows of between 12 and 16 celsius. so, on monday, we still have our area of low pressure clearing the eastern side of the uk. so that means we're still going to see some showers really anywhere from the east coast of scotland down through north—east england, east anglia and south—east england

a great question. specifically we have pretty strong wind sheer in the hawaiian islands because there's a difference in wind strength at different levels in the atmosphere and when you have wind sheer, it weakens the storm and any storm that am coes near hawaii, -- that comes near hawaii, typically it weakens significantly. currently the conditions are

exactly cheap fifteen minutes in a wind tunnel cost up to seventy euro's in poland meyer has been training several times a week since she was thirteen indoor skydiving has become the focus of her family's life for those of the systems of others that is why i do this sport to. ship so i try to accompany my every step of the way. i take care of the organizing i'm kind of like her manager. i look for sponsors who want to work with my also bombing because of on the back into the country knows about them that's my role in her career. my train down side of the wind tunnel too and completely without professional coaching. i don't really need any more i could come up with my own things the people who are at the top of the sport right now are at the top of the sport so we look at our own routines and we are the best judges so we know what's going. on let's interrupt. she has the time she really has time to stroll in town every weekday she's in school until three then she trains on has media appointments on weekends she often travels to competitions there's no time anymore for leisure pursuits. i do

and pieces of glass and fashioned to form a bench runs right through the middle of the park a sculpture windingits way through the landscape like a sea serpent an ancient mythical beast captured in stone. the serial mosaics covering its surface made up of pieces of glass broken china and rejects from the catalan ceramic workshops are forerunners of the cannot is of later schools of our. with its pillars terraces and colonnades is a unique creation in it gandhi displays his whole repertoire of talents those of a landscape architect decorator engineer and town planner. this bizarre porter's lodge at the main entrance to the park looks at first glance like something out of a fairy tale. god he himself passed by here every day on his way from his house in the park to work at the sec rather funny. we'll follow his trail. our path leads us to the cause of a sense god he made his debut as a young architect with this mansion it combines the spanish civic building style with traditional features of arabic architecture from the eighth century. now we've arrived at palace hyde amana house with its pointed

we will take a look around lake county. wind bailey northwest. higher elevations still a lot of 70s. we have a westerleigh component to the wind. temperatures in higher elevations 70s. closer to the lake 60s. a lot of smoke coming in from the west or northwest, except for the one coming in from the south. 75 reading. 60 ukiah. there is no help for any cloud cover. there is fog on the coast, but that won't do it. there is thunderstorm activity over the sierra. not looking liking it will make it to the northern sacramento valley. low clouds and fog will make it . first of august looking much like july, very foggy and cold for the coast, thunderstorms over the mountains, inland warm to hot. highs have been creeping down a little bit each day. markleeville things love -- lit up yesterday. low pressure will eventually chip away at the stone, that being the high pressure. the weekend ushering in some cooler temperatures aloft. it looks that way into about the weekend. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. 53 after 10 -- 53 atherton. 51 pacifica. 53 montero.

the terrain has been a big challenge and the winds have been a big challenge. , the winds will be picking up, especially after 1:00, it is kind of a daily thing around 10 to 13 miles an hour the winds. we'll be watching out for that and the fire weather watch continues tomorrow. here is the satellite. the fog is up and down the coastline. in fact, you might be encountering drizzle coast side and around the bay to start out your wednesday morning. current numbers, lots of 50s for santa rosa, walnut creek. a bit of a warming weather pattern away from the coastline. this high pressure can't heat up the entire bay area because we have an ocean to the west here. wf that, we have the fog that will -- with that we have the fog that will keep the temperature near 60 degrees. it will be hot inland and today will be warmer than yesterday setting the stage for the hottest day of the week and that will be inland tomorrow back up into the upper 90s. here is the forecast model showing you the low clouds and fog hanging out coast side and left over patches for san francisco th

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on tuesday did see a atlantic wind blowing in at pa rt see a atlantic wind blowing in at part of the ntry, western wales, northern england, partly cloudy skies with a few showers but that south—eastern corner, still affected wind off the continent in france where it is hot, temperatures getting up to 30 in london and that is pretty much it for the time being. you can see with a heatwave is, we will seek cooler air, this cooler and pushing in off the atla ntic cooler and pushing in off the atlantic for wednesday, thursday, friday. that never —— at weather map is later in the week and you can see the city forecast with temperatures dropping in the capital and in the north it will typically be around 18 -20 north it will typically be around 18 — 20 degrees. there is cooler at weather on the way from about wednesday onwards across southern parts of the uk, there might be even a little bit of rain come up at some sunshine around as well. that is it for me, bye bye. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines at 11:30. there

it was not as hazy today as we began to see more of a westerly wind. and highs were warmer too with more sunshine and highs in the 80s inland and 60s at the coast.. on the satellite image you can see how the circulation pattern is bringing smoke just off the coast and pushing it onshore. high pressure will strengthen over the bay area this weekend which should warm temperatures slightly. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s and mid 80s inland 60s at the coast. temperatures next week will run slightly below average. average. average. (jrstone) this is a story you'll only see on kron 4. a bay area attorney who spent nearly a week inside a texas detention center.. says the u.s. has a human rights crisis. (justine) shikha (she-kah) hamilton just returned from the ice facility ... which holds mostly fathers and children. she talks exclusively to kron 4's hermela aregawi who joins us live from the newsroom with that story.. hermela? (justine) some relief for commuters in san francisco today as the twin peaks tunnel is now back open. the 100- year old tunnel was

a hugeth bang o front porch and we said, oh, boy, what's that? >> rorter: dennis hartman has lived on black foot road for 40 years. this is the first time heavy winds slammed this maple tree onto his house. it hurts. >> it's a rough feeling because there's been a lot of patience, blood sweat and tears put into this house. >> reporter: people wondered how fast the windsere going to causal this damage. >> i'm from kansas. it felt like a tornado, it really did.ha the winds werepowerful. >> reporter: now, the good news is that there hast been any reports of injuries. however, people are calling to r insurance companies take care of the damage. meanwhile, they're going to have to again take a detour to get out of their neighborhoods because several roads are closed. livein here college park, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> shomari, thank you. >> the worst is over but there is still a chance for rain tomorrow, folks. idoug is tracking all from the storm center. doug? >> yeah, guys, it is over. we're not dealing with any more in the way of showers and thunderstorms tonight. take a look at storm team radar. high and dry, finally we need to dry out because of

the big island on that track and ended up close to a wahoo, which is in line for some really heavy rain. again, close to the core of the strongest wind will stay offshore. that doesn't mean some of the outer bands will make an impact . not bad right now. starting to see mostly a northeast breeze at 17 miles an hour. some of the highest gust in honolulu our hbo, but we are early. you can see a goes due north and stays west of the maui island and goes was to to oahu and that goes south to kawai he. that looks to be where the area of most intense rainfall would be, on a wahoo -- some of the higher elevations would be the main impact of heavy rain. still a day away from them and stay west of the big island. for us low clouds in place with plenty of low clouds. not much change in the pattern. the system cooled us down a couple of days ago it. the lows are now in the 60s. i think it's about the same as yesterday. 50s on the temperatures. san anselmo 60. there are a couple of the 50s but a lot of upper 50s to near 60. stronger delta breeze, almost 25 miles an hour to travis. the low cloud deck is here for a while. i don't think it's going a

a year. the rest of europe winds up fighting it for four. e suffering of the soldiers can't be adequately described here in this trench line. it can give you a flavor of what these soldiers endured. along with the gear that we have looked at, this happens to be one of the more common you would rifles that you would have seen the united states forces carrying. this is the springfield. 1903 not uncommon to many individuals. this was not one of the most common rifle issued. actually, the most more common was the model the 03 was the 17. slightly lighter rifle. it had very good accuracy. five round magazine. bolt-action fed. this was a soldier's best friend during the war. the bayonet fixed right on there. when you were up on the line, that's how you would have been. with the rifle, you had your ammunition belt. you would carry 10 rounds in each pocket. two clips of five rounds each. on the ammunition belt, you would have your bayonet, first aid pouch, canteen, and equipment suspenders. this was in fighting order. if you happened to be in marchin

into the weekend, then, we've got quite a fresh wind down the east coast on saturday morning, which willtart to ease. a lot of fine weather around, just the risk of one or two showers. in the risk of one or two showers. in the sunshine it should feel fairly pleasant. temperatures more less the same as today. heading into sunday there's a that bit of uncertainty about this area of rain which is going to come in from the west. i think it will reach parts of the isles of scilly and the south—west up isles of scilly and the south—west up into wales and northern ireland and scotland. the further east you are the more likely it is that you will stay dry for a little bit longer but the cloud. to increase and temperatures, well, still staying fresh on sunday. heading into monday that rain clearing eastwards and it will feel fresh. so, that fresher theme continues, certainly for the next few days, but there is a lot of dry weather around. a reminder of our main story this lunchtime guidance has been issued for individuals and businesses about what to do if britain leaves the eu without a deal. th

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control mother nature. >> reporter: now this island chain is bracing for a new disaster, kilauea's fire and furry. tonight, it's rain and wind from a massive hurricane, trouble in paradise as lane lumbers on. miguel almaguer, nbc news, honolulu. >> we're joined by al roker. for a lot of f this storm is just budging buy. crawl.s at category two storm. don't pay attention to the catery. even the winds are way offshore. the big problem this. it's only moving north at five miles per hour. this thing is basically at a crawld far as hawaii is concerned, they are on the wrong side of the storm. f he north and east sidee storm with the most wind and most rain, that's where you see all these rainfall t,amounts and in f what we're looking at now, some areas may pick up a total of 40 inches of rain. flash flooding, landslides a we haven't seen the turn yet so until that happens, there is no breathing any kind of sigh of relief, lester? >> al roker, thanks very much. >>> turning over seas eno a horrific attack in yhere an air strike killed 22 people, nine of them under the age of seven. this is after a school bus was hit by a bomb dr ca

we've still got a north—westerly wind following on behind, not as gusty as we saw on sunday, but stillthe day. most will stay largely dry. whilst there will be quite a lot of cloud around, there will also be some bright and sunny spells, with temperatures up to between 16 and 20. the cloud will tend to fade away through the evening. the showers will ease. clearer skies but, overnight, that could just encourage some patchy mist and fog to develop. on tuesday, it looks like northern ireland, northern and western parts of scotland will always be closest to this front, which is going to generate more cloud, strengthen the breeze, and bring some outbreaks of rain, particularly the further north and west you are. for most on tuesday, it should be a dry day, light winds, some good spells of sunshine once that early morning mist and fog clears, and actually feeling quite a bit warmer on tuesday. temperatures widely between 19 and 23 celsius — and, even for eastern parts of scotland, 18 or 19 celsius in the sunshine, much warmer than the weekend. there are some complications for the forecast on