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when the cold air come in and meets the warm, moist air, it's going to condense the moist air on the surface of the wall or shoes or what you have in the closet and create mold or mildew. the second way is bypasses or flowing air through the wall if they are not insulated. as the air flows it's cooling the wall the warm air hits the wall, turns to water that the mold grows on. ceiling up and preventing air from flowing up through the wall alone will help reduce that mold. >> moisture. we have to get the moisture out of the house. turn the kitchen fan on to capacity it; right ? other sources of moisture should be addressed when you take a shower. open the window. let the moist air out. don't rely on the little fans. >> the other thing is to control it when you turn on your kitchen hood fan you want to make sure you have a window open or something that will allow the air to come through there otherwise it will will suck it in through the places where the floor and the wall meet. or through the outlets and your switch places or the pipe penetrations under the sink and that's not where y

way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult

an air france official defended the pilots saying "we had an optimal level of competency in this airrance plane's cockpit. they were not able to regain control of the plane after it stalled." it's not clear whether they could have saved the plane but it is clear they had only seconds to react. nancy cordes, cbs news, washington. >> smith: former u.s. airways pilot chesley sully sullenberger has joined cbs news as our aviation and safety expert. sully, good evening. >> good evening, harry, good to be with you. >> smith: captain sullenberger, from the data available, what's the most important thing you've been able to discern from what happened to that air france flight? >> this air france accident is going to be a seminal accident that will be studied for years and we need to ask ourselves as an industry tough questions about the way we're designing airplanes, the way we're displaying information to the pilots in the cockpit. and about whether or not making airplanes more complicated, more technologically advanced makes it more difficult for pilots to very quickly intervene and very e

the air is stagnant. we'll have poor air quality in east bay. look for triple digit in east bay valley. the rest of us are in 90s again. i have relief from the heat on the way. we'll talk about that in a minute. first, eric has news. >> you mentioned the poor air quality today. it will be the first spare the air day of the season. the weather conditions are also the same. it caused both incidents. to top it off, fire danger is on the rise in the bay area. amy hollyfield is more on that. amy? >> reporter: yeah, eric, check out the sign that says they are still at a moderate fire danger level. kind of surprising. i checked in with the fire station in oakland hills the fire officer here said well, we wait to hear from dispatch before we change it. there are some prep underway for fire season. goats are hard at work in the hills above oakland parkwood copped minimum. they're clear -- condominium. they're clearing out the brush. most homeowners are getting a late start for preparing this year. since we had late rains, people haven't started the brush

air pollution is contributing to air quality standards in some coastal regions. we're dealing with onshore debate -- the debate is on onshore. the debate at the time was on onshore regulations, on coastal regulations. in addition, the testimony before the energy and commerce committee focused on this language in the regulations dealing with a rational relationship to the air quality standards and the requirement of the program and that the rule is not used for the purpose of preventing exploration and development of the o.c.s. going directly, directly to the interpretation that the focus on o.c.s. requirements as the regulations themselves state is onshore. that the onshore air quality represents a rational relationship between o.c.s. sources and attaining and maintaining air quality standards. this was the conversation, the debate took place during the very conference committee about coastal regions, about onshore regulations. i thank the gentleman for yielding and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky has 15 seconds remaining. mr. whitfield: i yi

the army air corps was all white. the only african-americans who had positions in the army air corps worker looks, janitors, security personnel who guarded the fence around the base. the generals in charge of the army air corps like that way. they had come up in world war i when the army air corps was all white. that was the world they knew. they liked it that way and expected to stay that way. they had no plans whatsoever to include african-americans in any way in their branch of the service. they had some research backing them up. following world war i they commissioned a study called the use of negro man power in war that was meant to study are african-americans performed in world war i and to use that research in planning for the next war. this was created in 1925 but still form the basis of army human resources policy as late as 1939-1940. it began under the terms of the constitution the negro has the rights of citizenship and as evidence he must bear his share of the war. it continues the negro is physically qua

surely afterame the war it became the united states air force. what it was like for african americans as the unitedwa states was on the eve of war.ri going back, the rest of theac world was at war and japan had invaded china and germany w had invaded poland united states had not entered the war but it was a world war. franklin roosevelt knew the united states was headed for involvement and led the nation along kicking and a screaming. the army air corps was all white any positions at other buyers were cooks our security personnel.the should generals in charge like it that way. they had come up from world war i when obviously thear army air corps was all white. that was the world they knew. they expected it to stay that waykn. they had no plans to include african-americans in theirway branch of service. they have some researchey h backing them up.st the were college commissioned a study with the use of negro manpower that was meant to study how african-americans have performed in world war i and to use the research and the planning for the next wa

more on the air quality. the forecast is to be unhealthy so the bay area air quality management district has declared the first spare the air day of the year due to smog. there is no free transit offered today and no restriction on wood burning. high smog levels often coincide with hot weather. young children, elderly and people with respiratory problems should take precautions to avoid expose sure to the smoggy air. everybody else is encouraged to carpool, take public transit, walk or ride a bicycle to reduce air pollution today. >> today's hot weather raises concerns about fire danger. a walnut creek neighborhood is especially worried. it it's been noted that the neighborhood is vulnerable. >> it is very dangerous. if you get any burn in that area, the structures are threatened. >> in the past, cows grazed on the hillside cutting it down but it injured when some were attacked an injured. so now they plan to use goats, but some are petitioning to bring cows back saying cows will eat more grass. there is new

make sure your air filters are clean. they should be located near the return air duct. flip the switch on the thermostat for the fan setting to fan on not auto. and always make sure that you watch the outside condenser coil at least one a -- once a year on your units. >> the elderly can't most vulnerable when it comes to the miserable heat and that's what we are about when we talk about the experience of this. it's important that you check on the older adults being your parents or a neighbor. today -- today and tomorrow and into the weekend. we are dealing with record highs according to the website caring neighbors.org. fans are not protective against heat related illnesses with the conditions reach 90 plus degrees. and 35% humidity. >>> our web department at abc2 has been working extensively coming up with information for the heat wave. go to the article special report and hot weather guide to read and learn more about what you can do. >>> 5:49 right now. getting results. back in april, abc2 news joce sterman uncovered hundreds of elevators are way behind on inspection

on sunday night, it led to a mid-air flight, scrambled air force jets, and a grounded 747. united 990 was flying out for an 11-hour overseas trip to ghana when one of had passengers put his seat back. the passenger behind him didn't like it and hit him. before long, a fight had broken out and the pilot was telling air traffic control he was turning back. >> the supervisor wants to have the passengers secured. >> negative, the passenger is not secured at the time. the passenger has settled down, though, but an assault has taken place. but at this time, he's not secured. >> reporter: it got expensive when f-16 fighter jets intercepted and escorted the plane as it dumped thousands of dollars of jet fuel. united airlines will only say the flight landed safely and was met by local law enforcement. while no one was arrested, the faa chief insists the pilot took appropriate action. >> you're not sure. you're not in the cabin. the crew was unable to contain it, and the decision was made. in my opinion, it was a good decision. >> reporter: a 30 year airline veteran who has written a

marine corps futenma air station. in may they agreed to relocate the airbase to the coastal region of nago city, also in okinawa. the two countries will hold a bilateral meeting in washington next tuesday. nhk learned a joint statement will be issued which nullifies the target year. an informed source says the statement will confirm that the planned new u.s. air field to be constructed at u.s. camp schwab in nago city will have two v-shaped runways. the source says the statement will hint at the possibility of placing the runways far offshore rather than the originally planned site near the beach. the new air field will take over the functions of the present futenma base which is situated in a densely populated residential area. the 2014 target to relocate u.s. marines stationed in okinawa to guam will also be given up. the statement will say the say the transfer of 8,000 u.s. marines will not be completed by 2014. now the statement would reportedly call on the two countries to take measures as early as possible after

and air quality assessment. the department and a consulting and advisory role supports environmental review. we review the environmental impact reports when asked for by members of the community or the planning department or when it is a major project that we feel we need to proactively review. we will provide those comments and additional analysis to the planning department for their consideration. we will discuss them and work with the planning department on strategies if there are identified health effects. we have developed several innovative assessment tools that are not found elsewhere. the bread and butter i think is best described by soil analysis or hazardous wastes. this was an ordinance adopted had authored by a supervisor in 1986 and applies to historical landfill areas. our job is to approve site assessment and a final report. if the analysis shows levels of chemicals above a certain state standards for health and safety, we will ask the developer to develop a mitigation plan and measures to permane

that there's an outdoor air quality program with alternative activities when there's bad air, smog and ozone. that when there's excess moisture from condensation and leaks in classrooms, that's dealt with immediately because that can cause mold which is a powerful asthma trigger, that there's a well functioning air supply system. good air supplies in all classrooms and low co-2 levels and that there's no animals in the classroom policy because animal dander is an asthma trigger, that the custodians are using environmentally preferable cleaning products. toxic fumes are a potent trigger. and that the teachers and art staff are using non-toxic art supplies and not using perfumes that can trigger asthma attacks and there's an integrated pest management program, thus keeping pests out of classrooms and using it is least toxic products possible to get rid of them and there's a school bus idling policy prohibiting bus idling for more than 30 seconds when within 100 feet of schools and finally that the district is enforcing the california tobacco-free campus policy. now, san francisco unified

essentially improving air quality. in terms of how the revenue comes, there is a $4 surcharge on all vehicles in the county. 40% of that comes back to the county. this year, the amount available is equal to this annual revenue from the $4 surcharge and an interest from recently completed projects. we have just over $1 million this year. you can see the key dates in our program this year. this is the most oversubscribe to the program has been. in part, that shows the need for local match funds. the next slide shows how we screen projects for eligibility to ensure they meet the air district cost effectiveness threshold. project types, zero emissions, anything related to bike and transportation. the second tier are shuttle operations project. the third tier are vehicles operations. the fourth is anything else unintelligible. of the things that we look at our past product delivery by sponsors, pass property valuation. we take a look at that when applicants come and year to year. we want to strengthen those kinds of evaluat

though you're watching r t the headlines for you now the nato air strikes are once again rocked the libyan capital olympia dances of pressure on its members to intensify the bombing campaign meanwhile refocus civilian deaths at the anger of the foreign intervention continues to grow on the ground from the annual russia e.u. summit is entering its second day of skerries i know the european festivals haters missile defense system unprecious accession to the world trade organization are among several topics on that throws. their fresh vision of world news of american airways as also russian radio conscience to new a space station's washington and new york so this will cost money most in more than eight years. next we'll take a look at what lies behind him in the u.s. . i had one just come. from san antonio ways and try. to. keep the product. knowledge easier. to. keep. our story begins during the great depression times were hard and broadcasting was brand new it seemed like a miracle. i'll see i'll put it into the queue behind your radio. wherever you may be to radio brought entertainment and

we are not under a spare the air day today but we are looking at poor air quality for tuesday's forecast with more hot temperatures. more about that and flooding concerns in the sere are a later in the show. >> we have a shark sighting at stin son beach. swimmers can only go knee deep after a great white shark appeared over the weekend. a helicopter spotted an eight to ten-foot great white 250 yards off the northern part of the beach. life guards cleared the water. now warning signs are posted. swimmers can only wade up to their knees until thursday. it is part of an area scientists call the red triangle because of the large number of great white sharks spotted there. >>> l.a.p. may not have the right man but he's still behind bars. the prime suspect in the brian showe beating case is going back to prison for a parole violation. giovanni ramirez is suspected in the case. >> reporter: lapd investigators said nothing as they emerged after the parole hearing but they got what they wanted -- more time. their suspect is still uncharged for the dodgers stadium beating but was found in violatio

corporate radio took big into every other progressive talker in the key swing state of ohio off the air first and. then columbus and replaced them with shows they get half their own things that they're out there greasing the skids right now in the winter of those seven with a zero point six number. when i was on there in the fall of zero five it was like a two point four things got a strange to me you did it. market that you're going to have a problem and it isn't just ohio since two thousand and six dozen so well performing liberal programs have been taken off the air across the country fresno new haven san diego austin and many more i think it's political and i don't think there's any doubt you can look at the numbers this business is owned by conservatives it's managed by conservatives and it is programmed by conservatives the distorting effect of all that was causing a problem in our democracy was causing people to act based on false information to make decisions about public policy to make decisions in the voting booth based on simply information that was wrong and that there had t

with time because the air is not encouraged to rise and produce air-conditioning thunderstorms. so without the air conditioning thunderstorms the mercury just takes off and at this hour we are still well into the 80s across a good part of the united states after a day of record-breaking heat. this is a summer weather pattern with a big hot air dome picking the storm organizing jet stream way to the north where will sit for the next couple of days. so the result is that we have this blazing heat with high humidity and heating it will pick peak above hundred in the next couple of days. this is our highest temperature 89 degrees today here. since october 31st. we expect high degrees highs. tuesday and wednesday a lot of rain anywhere from eight pence to. it's not done. is this 10 the depiction shows the hot air dome has pushed the cool air will to the north and will bring down of the lake and the costs off later in the week as to go into next week there signs the war will be resurgent. we could be back into the 80s again by sunder monday. he'd advisory's both to the north and west

when i was on the air in the fall of zero five it was like a two point four brain scan is strange to me you did it. market it or can i have a problem it isn't just ohio since two thousand and six dozen so well performing liberal programs have been taken off the air across the country fresno new haven san diego austin and many more i think it's all over and i don't think there's any doubt you can look at the numbers this business is owned by conservatives it's managed by conservatives and it is programmed by conservatives the distorting effect of all that was causing a problem in our democracy was causing people to act based on false information to make decisions about public policy to make decisions in the voting booth based on simply information that was wrong and that there had to be a corrective to that and so in may of two thousand and four i launched a media matters media matters is a research website which tracks conservative misinformation in the news it's a simple concept record which talk show hosts and news can say then check their facts turns out there's a lot of forethoug

and it was a spare the air day, as well. >>> yeah, poor air quality. it felt good until about 10:00, 11:00, then this afternoon the heat turned up. you see haze from the oakland camera. of course, you cannot see the fog as we are under this very hot event across the bay area, some of the hottest temperatures in nine months. the hottest right now, pleasanton, 104. south san jose, 100. los gatos, 100. close to 100 in sunnyvalecross parts of the southern peninsula and mid 90s in the north bay. we are under this heat advisory through 8:00 p.m. tonight for the entire viewing area. so remember to drink plenty of water. if you do your exercising outside, tonight may be the night to, yes, i'm giving you the okay to skip it or possibly head to the gym indoors. and this heat will be continuing into tomorrow. we'll have more on the air quality and when temperatures will get back to normal coming up. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> this has opinion an anxious and stressful day for brentwood. six dogs and a cat were poisoned, spread across through households. all

however, san francisco has won air quality monitor. we really don't know what to air pollution is at every point in the city. we do know that areas with high levels of traffic have higher concentrations of air pollution. this had been a well-recognized problem without any regulation elsewhere. working with the plan and put -- planning department, we required that all developers to, wherever there is a certain amount of track -- traffic, do a certain amount before the planning project was approved. that developer has to develop a mitigation plan, for example, using ventilation systems, or changing the air intakes, in order to keep the indoor air clean, even if it is in a compromise the outdoor location. we approved the design and engineering plans for several dozen projects. ventilation requirements actually make the air cleaner indoors than outdoors and cleaner than many other projects. i think this will be more broadly applied. we are the only city in california that has such a law. many cities are struggling with the problem of locat

we have air quality alerts. code orange for poor air quality today. this is what's going to continue for the next few days because of the heat starting to build. it will take over. for more on that, here's marty in the out back. >> reporter: take a look at the current temperatures in the area. and, you know, bernadette just said that the temperatures are starting to build. 86, well, yeah, okay, we knew it would get warm, but we'll tell you how much warmer today than yesterday. wow! we're up 5 degrees right now. if you want to exstrap late that out. remember on daylight saving's time, it's 3:00 in the afternoon, it will be 5 degrees hotter than yesterday. frankly, what we're concerned about is at our doorstep. we have a push of warm, humid air coming our way. we're going back into the upper 90s with the heat index in the low 100s. how steep will it get? bernadette woods will have the discussion coming up shortly. now, we'll throw it back inside. >>> if you drive hard, watch out. this summer, the police are cracking down on the hard operators. agencies

air aloft also at the surface.ler. low clouds, fog, sun, breezy to windy at times. temperatures coming down. mild to warm inland. a lot of low 80s in areas that were 100 degrees 48 hours ago. slower process towards lake county, eastern solano county. the trend to bring it down even santa clara county more 80s. cooling continues into saturday. level off sunday, slightly warmer holden but nothing dramatic. >>> european markets are down again today following the lead of asia overnight. markets in south korea, taiwan, japan and australia all finished the day down fractionally. investors are reacting to federal reserve chairman ben bernanke's announcement that u.s. growth has slowed and could continue to be sluggish through next year. >>> investors in crude oil focus on his expectations that the economy will rebound. yesterday they saw crude oil prices top $95 a barrel. this morning they slipped back a bit but more clarity on the direction of the u.s. economy could come when jobless claims are released in just about 15

see why from moscow this week's top stories the libyan capital has been blocked by nato's heaviest air strikes since the start of military operations bombarding bombings have reportedly claimed more than thirty lives and led to a growing anger at foreign intervention. to lift the ban on european festivals if they can guarantee you they are free from the deadly e. coli bacteria came from president and joining russia talks the leaders also discuss russia's exceptions of the world trade organization and the situation in libya. also be there is a new rescue package. months of protests against tougher crowds in the country there's outrage still in germany where critics say they're tired of paying for other people's doubts calling on priests to leave the euro zone. and people here in moscow and nationwide are celebrating russia day twenty years since the country stations first free presidential elections in just one year after declaring independence from the soviet union. next we take a look behind the scenes of the u.s. news industry. when charles from. san antonio ways can try. to. keep th

we have the air quality alert in effect today.omorrow, up near the philly area, they have a heat warning. temperatures are up in the upper 90s. it could feel like over a hundred degrees tomorrow. all of this because of the winds moving. it's all been sitting over the midwest. that's going to be with us wednesday and thursday. we'll have a bit of a break overus. the weekend is cooling down more. two hot and humid days heading our way. >>> we'll check on the roads now with kristy breslin. >>> hi, vic and everyone. the beltway is a slow go for you. we have break -- brake lights from dulaney valley road. that's slowing down at security boulevard. 70 westbound is a headache. delays from merriesville road. we have a bit of congestion on shawan to belfast. as far as accidents go, bird river road and greenbrierway. north calhoun and west 42nd street in baltimore city. let's take a live look. you can see a lot of activity there at 70 and 29. here's another live look. we'll get to the camera. that's greenspring avenue. that's moving a littl

became the army air force during the war. shortly after became the united states air force. what it was like for african-americans as the united states was on the eve of war. if you take yourself back to 1939-1940 the rest of the world was already at war. japan have long invaded china. germany invaded poland by 1939. united states had not entered the war but it was a world war. franklin roosevelt knew the

the air in california is twice as clean with the earpiece started off. and the population is twice as much. are you aware that the mandates of those were there now, there is a mandate that caught to effectiveness must be conservative before passing any rate, right? >> i certainly take your word for that. >> and obviously has not been a major barrier to the protection of the public health and environmental strategy. success speaks for itself. in fact, let me tell you somebody who worked six years but that program. 16 total between 10 years of theater district. it actually help us. and i'll tell you one of them is i get upset about this i find people here freak out about that as if it's anti-environmental. when i found one of the great tools, even for myself. i got held up by that and stop from implementing the regulation at top is good because we have to look at that. don't you think that both democrats and republicans and everybody else in washington could learn something by looking at the cost effect is mandate and the weight arp has handled it as being

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but the reporters wouldn't back down they can ask you to put things on the air. to the public over the public airwaves that are untrue that are unsubstantiated or flat out on true and that's also what they were asking us to do they crossed that line and that's an important distinction to make so a korean wilson threatened to report the news distortion to the f.c.c. that's when did you t.v. to fire them they're very courageous they file a whistleblower suit you know they go to trial a korean tourney john chambliss musser sosa learns. this. split off here and from there on him through a mouth an effort is made to slip the story to distort the story in a way that we will look at monsanto the sloth refused to do in this wonderful steve wilson played his own case you know what the story cost. two careers. mind. in the office. there was only one way or wilson could win under judge roll steinberg instructed the jury where they'd have to prove w t v t station management or had deliberately tried to distort the news proof of a violation requires that the plaintiffs establ

the bay area air quality management district issued the alert because of poor air quality. this is because of the high temperatures. people are being urged to use public transportation and avoid pollution causing activities like don't barbecue or use gas power tools. fire danger is very high today. >> very apparent to say the least. go ahead. >> 6:07. complaints about coffee shops in the south bay. the startling video that's making it look more like a gentleman's club. >>> plus, pg&e was warned. what new memos reveal about the company's pipeline system. >>> and a breakthrough in the campaign against smoking. the new smoking labels that have just been released. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. (announcer) gold bond ultimat

. >> air power.ty students who found a new way to pedal a bike. >>> a new innovation project that will give the animals at the oakland zoo more room to roam. and smi ú >>> good evening, once again. thanks for being here. we will rundown the headlines as we start the half hour. governor brown sign inside law an internet based tax commonly called the amazon tax bill. it makes them collect taxes from affiliates based in the state. >>> small shuttle companies say they are getting shut out at san francisco international aryment. they say that supershuttle gets preferencial treatment. the airport denies any preferencial treatment. east palo alto police took to the streets to check up on gang members on probation or parole. >>> some of the headlines tonight. president obama today laid down a challenge to republicans in congress over raising the nation's debt ceiling. let's get it done, he said. at a white house news conference the president held opened the possibility of keeping congress in session over the

conditioning lock your windows, have the air on if possible. if you do choose to leave the windows open at night make sure the windows are where someone can't access your house easily at nighttime, but they have to go through effort and make noise to get into the house. you don't want it in the area where they can if on top and into the house. >> preston is wanted on sex offense an burglary charges. anyone with information about this case is asked to call baltimore county police, 410-307-2020. >>> the trial of the baltimore city police officer accused of killing a marine outside a mount vernon bar last summer continues. this trial for haji does not have a jury. the judge is going to make the final decision. he's accused of killing marine corporal tyrone brown. the defense insists that he shot in self-defense. however the state maintains the multiple gunshot wounds that brown suffered happened as he was retreating from the officer. >>> tonight annapolis police need your help to find a missing mentally disabled woman. take a good look at this pic

. >> the air tanks are attached to a couple hoses.that is a third of a horse power there. >> this is from tank autos you ought to see if it really works, right? and that is fun? >> absolutely. >> the bike began as engineer prog jekt, took eight months and 270000 -- $2700. >> as long as electricity coming from a clean source, there are zero emissions from this. >> they wanted to take advantage of air as a resource, it's all around us, after all. and getting that into tanks is tricky. >> how much is a fill snup. >> $3 per fill. >> which used might get five miles down the road at 20 miles per hour. so in terms of dollar efficiency, they're not yet there, but it's progress. all from a bunch of fun-loving engineering types. most kids leave college with diplomas. these guys have something to show for it. someone asked what you did in college, your answer is? >> build a bike that runs on air and had a lot of fun. >> that is clever it is. >> tonight when we come back, a huge upset at wimbledon. ;x;x;x;x;x;x;x;x;xéííííííííííííx >>> three blork

press and the center for american progress shows ninety two percent of conservative stations don't air even a single minute of the other side you want to hear a radio talk or bash republicans good luck especially if you live in the midwest the mainstream. breaks the inside the beltway mystique but you might hear it schultz ed does his nationally syndicated show out of fargo north dakota and his ratings are good he's matching bill o'reilly's numbers. let's see talkers magazine now is out the ed schultz show has got over three million listeners progressive talk got its start in two thousand and four and it now seems to be having an effect many formerly red states that heard ed and air america were highly competitive voted blue in two thousand and eight while those that heard only conservative talk went read. as usual but here's the scary part since the democrats made gains in the two thousand and six election corporate radio took big into every other progressive talker in the key swing state of ohio off the air first and. then columbus fall and replaced them with shows they get half ther

we have an air quality alerd. this is our first spare the air day. we're sparing the air in the east bay, unhealthy air later on this afternoon. you wasn't to keep that in mind. we're looking okay in the north bay along the pensence you have good air kault. we're in the moderate range in the south by. in terms of temperatures, 66 in concord, 67 in hayward. 62 napa. we'll see the triple digits in the east bay. fairfield 103 degrees. it might be warmer. we watched these temperatures sky rocket yesterday between about 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. we jumped up about 15 degrees. in places like los gatos. we'll have to see how long this ridge is and how giclee it's able. you can see here, we're going to be warm again tomorrow. 83. the 70s are back on the map, something else that developed we've got a turn out in the pack. this is hurricane beatriz. what we can expect if we have threats along the coastline. fk to you. >> hope she won't turn into a queen be. muni's board getting read the approve that golden parachute. >> sometimes we think of something lever on

we have an air quality alert. that means if you don't have to use the aerosol hair spray use the pump white rain. that's my advice. >> white rain? you're fancy. mine says hair spray. and stuff for how strong it is. you can dye it christmas time. no major issues, we'll look at the bay linl toll plaza. we see the backup that you can see. in the cash lanes. the feetering lanes are not only. next to the hov lanes they are not yet open. that's why the backup. look at the volume. watch for that. probably in the next five minutes or so. in livermore the volume kick in as well. a 20-minute drive, north flynn all the way through livermore. we saw that early yesterday and it's picking up earlier today. we have the heavier volume there. 11 at l street, and slowing 53 slower than we've seen. slowing through bay point and pittsburg. >> work from home if you're able to. 6:12. still to come on today in the day a new casino means new jobs in the south bay. we're getting a look at the shark that closed a bay area beach. >> keeping

this is a modestly unstable environment where you get the warm air rising through the cool air aloft.akes for the puffy clouds through the day. not much in the way of showers. early this morning we had pockets of light rain and dliz drizzle. -- and drizzle. things are drying out. active, though, south of lake tahoe toward yosemite. we've had some snow showers today, believe it or not, close to 8,000 feet in the sierra. but the trend from now and straight through the holiday weekend is for some warmer weather to come back to the bay area. tomorrow, we're still going to see enough of that ocean air conditioning or that push of marine air inland to keep our temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s around san francisco. some 80s inland tomorrow, then look what happens here for friday. we're talking 80s and 90s for most of the inland locations. as you head to the tri-valley, places like livermore, pleasanton, concord and fairfield, by the time you get to sunday and 4th of july monday, could be getting close to 100 degrees. things certainly heating up all the way through the upcoming weekend.

the "spare the air." as it moves east, temperatures come down but still well above average, almost 20 degrees above the average in san francisco today. 88 today. 17 degrees above the average in san diego at 98 degrees. it's hot all around the bay area. temperatures going to be running very hot in the afternoon into morgan hill. try to stay cool if you can. 98 degrees into san jose. 96 in santa clara. 95 in fremont. out at the beach, 72 degrees in half moon bay and 75 degrees the expected high for pacifica today. check the triple digits. it's going to be hot in the east bay. 101 in pleasanton. 98 dublin. 102 brentwood. the north bay not escaping the heat except at the coastline, 70s at the beaches but lots of 90s toward many of the interior valleys. keep something cool to drink and put the sunscreen on today as the uv radiation is high. looks like by tomorrow maybe we cool slightly. thursday and friday we'll see extensive cooling around the bay area when those temperatures start to come down. of course tha