it is a travel advisory.n other words, making people aware of the unjust and unsafe civil rights conditions within the state of missouri. >> but issued a travel advisory for baltimore, issue a travel advisory for chicago. >> cornell, it's a travel advisory -- considering your former role with the naacp, it's a travel advisory that ends in three weeks. what is expected to happen that's going to be dramatically different once the law takes effect that the naacp has these quarrels with, that you would end it at the end of the month? >> well, first of all, the travel advisory was issued in response to the passage of the law. it is a first step, not necessarily the last step. that's the first point here. second point is, this travel advisory goes to the civil rights conditions within the state of missouri. as a nation's oldest civil rights organization, we're concerned about the conditions on the ground in missouri. and here what we've not heard. we've not heard anyone contest the lack of safety for the citizens i

we do have heat advisories and heat warnings in effect. i'll have all the details coming up after the break. >>> good morning. it is 7:54 a.m. we are under a micro climate alert due to dangerous heat making its arrival here in the bay area. 65 degrees now overlooking walnut creek. it will be one of those areas we are tracking the triple digit heat. temperatures suddenly warmer than the past couple of days. it's already 65 degrees in san jose. concord already in the mid-60s. even though current temps are fairly comfortable we are expecting a fast warming through the afternoon which is why it's expected to remain in effect for valleys and inland areas. highs between the 90 and 105 degrees. we could see triple digit heat more than two days in a row. limit outdoor activity at all costs. we have a chance of seeing temperatures above the 105 degree mark for at least two consecutive days in a row and we are expecting triple digit heat through monday. for all of the red areas we're expecting enhanced fire danger for at least the next 48 hours. tod

the advisory goes until 9:00 a.m. by the time we get to noon, it will turn into a great day for baseball. nats and angels, 1:05 today. hot and humid for baseball. good morning, jack. >> chuck, good morning. inner loop, barnabus road, causing earlyas road, causing early delay. back to you. >> thank you. 6:16. funerals for two virginia state police officers take place this week. >> their helicopter crashed while they were monitoring weekend protests in charlottesville. it is still not clear why. lieutenant jay cullen laid to rest saturday in chesterfield, virginia. services for trooper bates are friday. he grew up in prince george's county. his brother tells us he fell in love with flying when he was ten years old. >> words can't begin to describe how proud we were of berk and all he was able to accomplish. >> virginia governor terry mccauliffe set to troopers' funerals. >>> there's an effort to protect you and your family from a serious disease. city of hyattsville found west nile virus. if you live in or near the park

today we have a heat advisory.row an excessive heat warning effect friday through saturday because of those triple digits. we are going to check in now with jessica flores who in livermore. there are safety concerns with temperatures about to get hot. >> reporter: definitely dangerous temperatures today. right now in livermore it's cool. this is the time of day that you want to go outside and do what you need to do whether it's exercising or gardening. go out right now because it is about to heat up here in livermore and inland areas here in livermore today. expected to reach the triple- digit mark tomorrow looking at possibly 114 out here. when the national weather service issues those advisories around warnings, it's because they expect to see heat-related illnesses especially when we're talking about elderly folks. warm saturday temperatures could beat out the top temperatures from 1952. the bay area air quality management district says the hot temperatures combined with light wind and vehicles exhaust will crea

dense fog advisory goes until 9:00. after 9:00, 10:00, break into a mix of clouds and sunshine, depending how much sunshine helps indicate whether we have to deal much with rain threat. i don't think most anyone gets rain spotty showers. so much humidity in the atmosphere, we get extra sunshine, highs today in the upper 80s to near 90 degrees. more warm days to come, jack taylor. >> nice. thank you, sir. i appreciate it. freeway downtown works zone between third street tunnel and south capitol street. left lane blocked, volume so light, not causing any delay. had wires down in gaithersburg blocking 28th between muddy branch. still working on rock creek parkway. they alternate one direction at a time. back to you. >> thank you, jack. >>> it is news metro riders will love. signs that will see more cell phone service. >>> another iconic memorial vandalized. what officials found on lincoln memorial. when they hope to have it looking like new again. >>> live look outside where the fo if you have to drive, may want to leave t

chp issued a fog advisory. at the bay bridge toll plaza, everything is nice and light and moving at the limit. 12 minute ride into the city. back over to you guys. >>> jaclyn thanks. president trump is scheduled to fly to texas tomorrow to visit the area suffering the worth effects of harvey. the white house deals with the fallout from president trump's decision to pardon joe arpaio on friday. the controversial former arizona sheriff was convicted of unfairly targeting undocumented immigrants. house speaker paul ryan was one of several republicans who said quote law enforcement officials have a special responsibility to respect the rights of everyone in the united states. we should not allow anyone to believe that responsibility is diminished by this pardon. by the president. mr. trump's homeland security adviser defended the president's action. >> just about every modern president ends up with some controversial pardons but i think yeah the president has been pretty clear on it. and i certainly don't think it'

we have watches and advisories.wise just about all seven and a half million of us here in the bay area have an advisory, watch or warning. sun is making an appearance with a little bit of stratus there. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's 67 in livermore. after 107 yesterday. so 70s at the beaches and 80s, 90s peninsula today. 104 in saratoga. mid 90s across much of the santa clara valley. east bay will toast up to 109 degrees in brentwood and also discovery bay. triple digits easily throughout the tri-valley. 98 in santa rosa. full forecast is still coming up. but right now as you take a look at the temperatures, we have more advisories around the bay area. and sandra osborne who lives -- she right now is live in the fremont area. sandra? >> reporter: hey good morning to you roberta. man, it's tough to hear when you're talking about the triple digits. we are talking about the heat advisories today. but not only that, but people here in fremont are also concerned about the quality of the air. because today is a sp

toss to eileen dense fog advisory for the entire area through 9am - foggy early, then sunny, hot & humid - pm storms thursday and friday - seasonable august warmth through early next week - still expecting fair skies for the eclipse - 5 days away today: fog early. becoming mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 87-90 winds: nw to s 5 mph to partly cloudy. patchy fog. lows: 72-75 winds: sse 5 mph thursday: partly sunny. scattered pm thunderstorms. highs: 85-88 winds: s 5 mph breaking right now - plans to remove statues, speeding up in baltimore. while you were sleeping - the city's monuments, taken down. the roger b taney statue in the mount vernon area is now gone.. and in wyman park, the lee-jackson monument, also removed. mayor catherine pugh is overseeing the operation, but so far she hasn't made any remarks. our suzanne kennedy is heading to baltimore right now. she'll have more in a live report at 5:30. and also breaking now in alabama... a confederate monument - covered up. overnight - officials in birmingham, boxing up the statue with plywood, amid chants from protesters. the city sa

mary's, everybody else under a dense fog advisory ntil 9:00 a.m.at some visibilities. quarter mile or less and you start to get into dense fog and you can see that in culpeper this morning up along 81 everybody in the mountains, visibilities are currently a quarter mile in hagerstown, winchester, martinsberg, little bit better in dc, but here in dc and northwest pretty good fog. half mile in annapolis, widespread. it will take a couple hours for the sun to burn it off then we should be in better shape. satellite and radar doesn't do a good job picking it up because it's so low and it generally looks clear, once we burn off, we should be in for plenty of sunshine, heat it up quick into the upper 80's to about 90's. satellite and radar, high pressure will keep it dry this afternoon, we won't be storm-free. as we edit do tomorrow, we'll start to get changes and looks like storms return by tomorrow and then by friday again, we'll be fine for the zip trip friday. fog, humidity, due point temperatures still the 70's. it's still feels sticky, upper 80's t

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heat advisories today starting today. heat warning friday through saturday because look at the temperatures, between 95 and 115 degrees inland. that's very dangerous. red flag warning in effect tonight through saturday because of the dry windy conditions. anywhere elevations 1,000 feet and above is under that warning right now. those firefighters are on high alert because of these weather conditions that we are dealing with. also, a "spare the air" alert out there. unhealthy in the east bay, santa clara valley. we'll see more oranges on this screen come tomorrow and saturday because of the heat that will keep all the smog and nasty air in place. clear conditions out there. we are not getting that fog. the marine layer nonexistent this morning. 61 concord, oakland 58. livermore 58. san francisco 56. so enjoy those cool temperatures while we have them. they are about to change. right now, winds are calm. winds up to 10 miles per hour. 20, 25 miles per hour winds by friday and saturday. so right now it's pretty much the calm

a dense fog advisory around until 9:00 a.m. so as you wake up and head out the door, keep in mind, you could see visibility about a quarter mile or less because of some of the fog, especially if driving over bridges. we will be seeing t >>> sheena, an early crash on d.c.-295 before pennsylvania avenue blocking the right lane, delays creeping back to burroughs avenue. plan ahead for that. >>> and bone app teeth's best new restaurants, a few are in d.c. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 cred

areas of dense fog and advisory until 9:00 a.m. saw the live shot of the beltway. depends on where you are but the lowest visibles are mainly north and west of the district, 270 be 66 if you're coming in from some more far reaching suburbs you got the denser fog, it's a dry one, but once that sun comes out. there's a lot of humidity in place, it's going to get hot quickly storm chances return by tomorrow. they continue through friday. which looks very active. by the weekend, we should start to quiet down, temperatures 74 at reagan, 65 dulles, 70 at bwi, lot of rain yesterday, mean as lot of left over moisture and that is what is forming all the fog or what did overnight. satellite and radar is fairly quiet. you can't see the fog on satellite and radar. but we still have all of that humidity in place. thanks in part to allhe yesterday. got tropical moisture from hurricane gert out to the atlantic. but with all the humidity staying in place, it will feel very hot, very quickly as we go into the afternoon. a break from the rain today, sun breaks out. temperatures are

we have a heat advisory in effect.t kicks in officially at 1 o'clock this afternoon, expires at 8 o'clock tonight and this is in the central counties highlighted in orange where in urban centers in particular the heat index values will get up to near 100 and in some cases as hi as 105 this afternoon. so, once again, it's cooinks, sc especially if you're among our senior citizen population on. crank there ac today. as we take a look at the satellite image you can see there's going to be a lot of sunshine early and we'll probably transition to sun and clouds overall today. slight chance of a pop-up shower or a thundershower today. the bigger issue there will be later tonight in tanern suburbs. for now, 75 degree humid conditions out there. 68 in allentown. most of us in the mid to upper 70's, though. and your dewpoints are also in the 70's so again, 7 temperat in philadelphia, coupled with a dewpoint of 73, those two numbers get that close, you know it's saturated and you get anything over 70 on this dewpoint map and it'

dense fog advisory for the entire area through 9am - foggy early, then sunny, hot & humid - pm storms thursday and friday - seasonable august warmth through early next week - still expecting fair skies for the eclipse - 5 days away today: fog early. becoming mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 87-90 winds: nw to s 5 mph tonight: mainly clear to partly cloudy. patchy thursday: partly sunny. scattered pm thunderstorms. highs: 85-88 winds: s 5 mph winds: s 5 mph back to our big fallout after the violence in charlottesville. later this morning, a memorial service will be held for heather hyer, the woman killed in a car attack at the "unite the right" rally. the event will be held at the paramount theater in charlottesville. heyer's family is asking that attendees wear purple, heather's favorite color, in honor of her memory. you can watch the memorial for heather heyer on wjla.com -- or on our sister station newschannel 8. it starts at 11 o'clock. meanwhile-- the violence at the "unite the right rally" as been widely condemned. but this morning, president trump is doubling down on an unus

it has never travel advisory at the state or national level.warns that individuals traveling in the states are advised to quote, exercise extreme caution when traveling throughout the state. and notes the state has a history of questionable, race-based incidents. why did the naacp issue the warning? they say the missouri legislature passed senate bill 43, which makes it more di p they are members of a protected class based on race or gender. the organization says the senate bill creates a form of legal discrimination. missouri governor eric greitens, says it simply sets a threshold for claiming discrimination that is more in line with other traditionally, travel advisories department, warning people a countries with ongoing violence, frequent terrorist attacks or increased health risks. the american civil liberties union has issued travel advisories similar to the naacp's. one for arizona in 2010, and one in texas earlier this year. both were circulated after state laws passed allowing law enforcement officers to question a person's immigration

scarlet: that was advisory group analyst joseph feldman.e will the s&p 500 and the year. that is the focus of today's options insight. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets, time for options insight with julie hyman. is head ofing us institutional equity derivatives at oppenheimer and company. and of course we have been thehing the aftermath of volatility spike we saw last week. it looks like it is short-lived, but it has changed the investing landscape and the trading landscape to some degree. what are your takeaways from what we saw happen and what happened then? >> over the last few weeks, we have been pitching the vix for the first time ever. this was a vehicle that has not made money, it has mostly been a so-called dollar bet where you are betting on fear. it is spiking more than market declines. we saw the vix went from 10 to 17 while the s&p went from a high down 2%, kind of a bear market trap where they faked them out on the decline right in time for north korea attention. as usual, these are short-l

as we get into your bay area monday the advisories will continue. the heat warnings for our higher elevations including the north bay hills, east bay hills, into the mountains, it includes the inner east bay valley locations. a reminder to drink plenty of fluids, the shade of orange, continues into monday is for the heat advisory. including the north bay communities all of the way down into areas stretching over across the napa valley and then as i shift here, you will see outside of san francisco and the coast all of the bayside communities included in the heat advisory as well. going south, all of the way down. tomorrow, it could be just as hot as today. we will have a look at what to expect in the extended forecast and how long it is expected to last, coming up. >>> the mayor has submitted his resignation because of comments on facebook. the resignation took place this morning. he posted a few weeks ago liberals are quote unamerican and the black lives movement encourages cop killing and transgender people are mentally ill. residents confronted h

heat advisory.rning for the higher elevations in the livermore valley and santa clara valley. temperatures are run go ahead of where they were yesterday. as you look at this warning, the orange area represents the heat advisory. what it means is, listen, folks in san jose, oakland, they don't have air-conditioning and these cities will get in the 90s. inland 105 to 106. you look out on the estuary, being they are swimming today. do they do that very much? >> they are today. i don't think i have seen them swim in the -- >> there is a triathlon. maybe not normally but today is the day to do it. >> estuary is best on a high tide. let's do high temperatures. these are the forecast highs today. vacaville 106. 105 in fairfield. that's the heat warning. then a place like oakland 86 degrees. san jose, they will go 93 degrees. 105 in gilroy. the head is on for us. the heat is on for texas, too. the problem is this thing is not moving. so, if it doesn't move it keeps raining. that is the two big stories. heat

heat advisory for saturday. the coast and san francisco you know it's going to be hot when heat related illnesses are possible and virtually everyone going under an advisory or warning over the next several days. high fire danger. the hill tops thursday evening through saturday morning. red flag issued for gusty winds. we have a fire weather watch thursday evening through saturday morning for lake county. this is a heat wae that will be prolonged. it's going to be dangerous heat. you'll neat ed to take it seriously. >>> people are preparing themselves for dangerous heat. abc 7 news reporter is live in concord with more on that. >> reporter: the city of concord just announced it will be opening cooling centers and ebb tending hours here at the spray park from tomorrow through thursday. these kids make the heat look like a lot of fun but the truth is this is a dangerous heat wave bringing triple digit temperatures that could linger for days. >> i don't like it. it frustrates me. >> reporter: people who live in con

heat alert warnings, watches, advisory, extending across the state.t warning starts tomorrow through saturday because of those temperatures. here's what we're facing. monsoonal moisture. this high pressure still building to the east of us. but there's another system today will be uncomfortable heat. 103 for concord today. you are going to beat some records out there in concord. fairfield 103. livermore expected to beat records tomorrow. 58 fremont. 82 in oakland. temperatures by tomorrow and saturday in oakland could reach the 90s. 90 to 95 degrees there. pacifica 74 tomorrow. look at friday, though. 115 for fairfield. brentwood also 115. pleasanton 114. these are some of the hottest areas inland. so stay away from them if you can at all. or at least find a break with air-conditioning. here's what we can expect for the next several days. that heat will stick around all the way through next week. excessive heat even at night. so we have record record and excessive heat warning from friday through saturday. finally getting a break by wednesday. so for t

the orange, that is a heat advisory. that's because temperatures in the orange areas which is the san francisco bay shore up into parts of the north bay, 85 to 95 degrees. now, the excessive heat warning, the areas you see that are a little darker red, that is for temperatures that will be around 95 to 108 degrees today. so you have to listen to your body, hydrate before you get thirsty. part of the problem, look at the temperatures in the hills. mt. diablo, 84. some areas never really cooled. we're 73 in antioch. brentwood, 72. walnut creek, 70. everybody else about 65 to about 69 degrees inland. let's look at the rest of our neighborhoods. low to mid 60s around the bay and into the south bay. look at los gatos, 85 degrees at 1800 feet. 58 in san francisco. very comfortable there. 57 in novato, and pacifica at 56. forecast for today, yeah, it's just going to be a little too hot inland, how about that. 100s in livermore, antioch, concord, fairfield. you can see up around clear lake and cloverdale with 80s to 90s around t

that's why the national weather service has issued a weather advisory -- a heat advisory. san francisco will be cool. not mount tam. they one see much cooling from the inland valleys either. so that is the story as we go into the next couple of days. the heat advisory will stay in effect until thursday. temperatures right now, about where they were last night. maybe a degree or two cooler in some places. there is the fog. at the san francisco airport, you can see a contouring up against the mountain. you can see the curvature. that is the high pressure. the fog is trying to push over. that is how you know it will be a hot day. there is a fog forecast for the morning. the cooling influences of the fog and then that will keep these areas bearable. the yellows on the oranges. away from that seabreeze, not so. this is and crazy out of the normal stuff. up in sacramento and redding, it is. they are dealing with heat over 105 and 106. for livermore, 96 today and 102 tomorrow. so that -- the big valley will be a whole another story. sacramento, they set a record that they've neve

get ready for some heat advisories on sunday. there will be some heat advisories tomorrow as well.y will be for the - - they will be over the more populated centers. the fog is getting pinched off since the last time i talked to you. when it gets cut out - - when it gets cut off, you know it is going to be hot. the fog cannot get over that hill. this is the first time we have seen the inversion be shrunk down. we had a mild pattern that is now ramping up a bit. and we are watching those inland valleys like antioch. sunday is a warm day with a heat advisory for bay area cities, there are the forecast high temperatures for tomorrow, and the five day forecast takes us through a hot day inland. and sunday, the real heat advisory will get going. we can see maybe 105 degrees inland. at the coast, you are still in the 60s and 70s. and there you go, five-day forecast, cooler next week. and the fire danger comes back into play and so do the air quality issues that we often have with the heat. sunday is the hottest day. 100 degrees inland. it will be very hot here. >> imagine south carolina

that advisory means you can expect potentially heat-related illnesses.ur car before locking it up. make sure kids kids and pets are not asleep in the back. check on children, pets and elderly. don't wait to drink water if you're thirsty. limit outdoor activity. but if you do have to be outdoors, you want to take advantage of some of those free options here at dublin, this wave pool and splash zone are open from 6 to 8 p.m., free for families tonight. reporting live in dublin, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >> that sounds like fun. >>> jaclyn is tracking a north bay accident this morning in our commute. >> yeah. we have a couple of lanes blocked southbound 101 approaching 116. we have two lanes blocked and your travel time is in the yellow. it's about 10 minutes from petaluma boulevard north down to kastania road but it's continuing to slow down and back up. a crash along 880 near hesperian boulevard two lanes blocked, delays through san lorenzo and hayward as well as the bay bridge toll plaza, in the red now just under 30 minutes making your way from the ma

it's the latest advisory. on this track, bringing it close to car pus christy as category 3 storm. winds at 125 miles an hour, here it is at 1:00. at 7:00 land fall around 7, 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow night south and east of houston around the corpus christi area. this is going to have a big impact on the state of saturday, sunday, into monday. the wind, no longer a factor. this is a huge rain event, again, 20 to 30 inches of rain in some areas, we'll talk much more about this 6:00 hour. >> sounds ominous. thank you, doug. >> now back to the breaking news in south carolina. police there have a better idea about what motivated a man to shoot someone inside a restaurant in downtown charleston. chris lawrence is at the live desk. what are you finding out, chris. >> doreen, witnesses say he shot and killed the chef and told everyone else to leave. and officials now say, this is attack was personal. >> we're do know already at this point the shooter was a disgruntle employee. this is not an act of terrorism. this is not

that's where the heat advisories will be in effect. sacramento, vacaville, fresno, for the whole week. sacramento, for the entire month of july. they've had over 90 degrees. it's going to stay hot. sacramento will go for 100 degrees straight. that's for that heat advisory. these are the highs for today. highs tomorrow, i think fairfield will be at 98 degrees. it is going to be in these inland spots. just right in here. around the bay and even in san jose, it will get into the 90s. the cooler air and the seabreeze coming our way. that will hopefully keep things better for most of us. here is the heat advisories. is not a heat warning. there is a heat warning for the northern part of the state around the chico area. again, multiple days of 100 degrees plus. they may go to 110 and redding and red bluff. the fog will stay at the coast. it will be a lot like last week . a bit warmer, obviously, but the heat will stay away from the interior bay. it will warm up, but the 100s will be in the livermore valley and concorde, antioch. you can see

heat advisories and heat extended into monday. we'll look at harvey coming up and the accuweather forecast. >> thanks. a small brush fire threatened buildings earlier this afternoon off bodega avenue. it started 1:30 this afternoon and burned about 15 to 20 acres. fire fighters are still mopping up in the area. >>> pg&e is working to restore power to thousands of people in san francisco. people lost their electricity at the same time something exploded inside a vault beneath carl street. the power outage is affected more than 6300 homes and businesses. power is out in the haight, the heights, dolores heights flabds. >>> and east bay mayor is out plagued by a social media scandal. what piedmont's former leader is accused of posting what he said in his resignation letter. >>> pride on at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households wi

dense fog advisory until 9:00 this morning. low beams and low speeds are the best pieces of advice we can give you to get you to work and for some schools safely. tropical storm gert off the coastline, moving away from the continental u.s. good news there. more sunshine today than yesterday. we will look at the forecast hour by hour coming up. >> thanks, chuck. >>> he is best known to an entire generation as the dad in "home alone." this morning we know how actor john herd died. >>> also ahead, we continue to help you and your kids get ready for school. you may want to get your son or daughter back on regular bedtime later. it is 4:07 z2fwbz z16fz y2fwby y16fy fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus