army on the tail of this air racer. they are promoting their own branch of service to see if they can become independent and push the technology, so it's a two-fold public relations and technical campaign they are waging. united states gets into air racing in 1922 where they show up at the schneider trophy competition. this is to influence and develop and encourage the development of c-plane technology, because you saw the world was covered by water and thought sea planes need to be developed, but what the competition becomes even as early as the preworld war i period, becomes a high stakes competition between first the international aviation clubs of each country and then the military governments take over in the early 1920s. this racer with a young air service pilot named jimmy doolittle is flying this plane and wins north of baltimore, maryland, at an average of 234 miles per hour. the next day he breaks a world record of around 240 miles per hour. so this gets into the public eye. this really shows the importance of

patrick, you are on the air. are you in the air force? what do you do at andrews air force base? >> caller: i'm in the security forces. >> thank you. go ahead with your question. >> caller: all right. my question is was the landing of the reusable spacex, does the smithsonian plan on getting any and displaying at any of the museums? >> you know, i couldn't hear the question, patrick. if you could repeat it one more time there. >> is a lot of noise behind us. >> caller: i said with the landing of the spacex rocket, does the smithsonian plan on getting any of those rockets and displaying them at the museum? >> thank you. the spacex rocket. >> yes, yes. as a matter of fact, we have been watching spacex with a great deal of interest, and also blue origin. and we have opened a conversation with spacex not yet to acquire an entire rocket, but we're very much interested in acquiring one of the engines that has been used. and then as we watch their history, as they move into a more frequent pace of operations and evolve their technology, we're going to be watching that. and i think we'll

approaching low and sitting firmly in a very warm and humid air mass. overnight temperatures dropped to near the dewpoint, we have seen a bit of fog develop this morning. more sun today and again tomorrow. highs will get into the upper 80s today and to near 90 on thursday. by later thursday, we expect to see some storms as a cold front cuts into the hot and humid air. storms persist time for the weekend. expect a cooler, more comfortable air in place saturday and sunday and into early next week. today: patch am fog. partly sunny, warmer & muggy. high: 88 dewpoint: 70 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. patchy fog. low: 70 dewpoint: 71 wind: s 3-5 mph thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with thunderstorms likely at night. high: 90 dewpoint: 73 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for thunderstorms. am low: 73 high: 86 dewpoint: 73 wind: w 5-10 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 73 high: 82 dewpoint: 69 wind: nw 5-10 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 65 high: 78 dewpoint: 64 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny.

the national museum of the air force does, as well as some other air force museums do. we due to size constraints and the fact that they're covered in other museums, we don't have any plans to do anything with those aircraft, but you never know. but at this time we haven't collected one for our collection. >> we have a caller from michigan. mike, go ahead, please. mike, go ahead, in michigan. we'll try one more time for mike in michigan if you're there. how many people work with you as the curator? >> it's a team. we have curators, we have a dozen curators in both aeronautics and space history divisions. we have an entire team of collections where they work in conservation, collections processesing with and preservation and restoration. it's a pretty large team. we have about 150 employees, i think, total on the staff. and they all interact in some way. one thing that we've really expanded is this idea of outreach. so we've been doing things like our s.t.e.m. 30 programs, a lot of ways to reach outside the museum to connect with visitors from around the world. >> let's

air quality improved slowly today. we're still seeing the smoke from the fires in southern california slide up from the south to the north. that changes tomorrow as the system to the south moves to the east of us. as that does, the winds will shift and we'll see cooling temperatures and much better air quality. speaking of tomorrow, notice we still have 60s and 70s around the bay. cooler day for the second half of your weekend than into tuesday we get a slightly warmer day. could be the last day of summer vacation for some of you and then by wednesday, as it gets warmer, maybe more kids back in school, at least it's not too, too warm and then we'll be going in the other direction after that. you want to spend some time after the beach. it's gray here right now in santa cruz. it's been partly cloudy in the afternoon but you will have the deal with the haze and smoke. 70 for a high today. 66 in monterey. 60 ocean beach. half-moon bay you're in the 60s yesterday. very little change. we'll see slightly warmer temperatures

particular concentration has led to an air quality index of moderately unhealthy air. >> a can give iscts people with respiratory conditions, children and the elderly the most. >> reporter: officials urged those more sensitive to the air to go indoors if they smell smoke or stay inside until the omnipresent tape heads out -- haze head out. officials say we can expect more of the same, hazy with moderately unhealthy air stretching through saturday and then some improvement on sunday. in downtown san jose, i am jesse gregory -- jesse gary. >>> most of the pollution is blowing north from the southern california fires. he was the map showing five active fires to the south as well as the lake county fire north of the bay area. several of those fires are pushing smoke in this area. >>

we are still ahead of an approaching low and sitting firmly in a very warm and humid air mass. overnight temperatures dropped to near the dewpoint, we have seen a bit of fog develop this morning. more sun today and again tomorrow. highs will get into the upper 80s today and to near 90 on thursday. by later thursday, we expect to see some storms as a cold front cuts into the hot and humid air. storms persist into friday but we calm just in time for the weekend. expect a cooler, more comfortable air in place s into early next week. today: patch am fog. partly sunny, warmer & muggy. high: 88 dewpoint: 70 wind: se 5-10 mph angelica adlibs traffic red on delays green on traffic map = no delays a suspect accused in the shooting of milwaukee police officer ...will be in federal court today. prosecutors say the gun used in the shooting...traced back to alonso sandoval. deandra corinthios is live from the federal courthouse downtown with more. 22 year old alonso sandoval will have an arraignment and plea hearing this afternoon. he's facing federal charges of aiding and abbetting...and f

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weapons and development bring us the ability air to air surface to extend the reach of the air wing well beyond our air wings of the past. and i'm confident that what we're delivering, working on and in '98 will give us that. long range i.d., i.d. at range, service and air context. that's where the sensors and integration with manned and unmand, joint space, all des moines domains and share it together. they'll be key. those networks to building that battle space awareness to assure we can command and control the forces forward and then the most important pieces coordinating integration fire. all of that done through a very robust and common network technology. okay. i've probably gone a little bit too long here. real quick, i mention the two challenges and we can get to them in questions if you would like. it is really the ability to generate readiness. i mentioned demand signal, supply of our forces is not sufficient to meet the demand now. i think in terms of recovery readiness, that's our number one priority inside the naval enterprise. the biggest challenge of the budget pressures,

ahead of a cold front today we humid and unstable air. rain and thunderstorms are likely today and tonight. highs today will get into the upper 70s and low 80s. dewpoints will be near 70 making it very humid. we have a 'marginal risk' for severe storms today. stay weather aware. a more storms likely overnight and early thursday but by thursday afternoon, that cold front has passed through our area and we start seeing cooler and less humid air arrive. highs dip into the low to mid 70s late week. today: mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. muggy. high: 80 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: increasing clouds. chance for thunderstorms overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 72 wind: s 5-10 mph a mother... accu homicide... after a baby was placed in a fridge for three hours. angela blackwell appeared in court yesterday... after deputies say her four-day-old son william died of hypothermia in south carolina this february. deputies say many people were at the home at the time... and some of blackwell's family members say another child in the ho

the air quality improved to.tomorrow not only a cool-down, but back to the regular sky, the blue sky that we are used to seeing around here. a gradual cooling right after the early part of the week. so the air quality today and tomorrow is looking medium. we had the alert yesterday. today it's been lifted. so we are looking at some better conditions. here's tomorrow's forecast. notice temperatures in the mid-80 eats for the warmest locations. a lot of 60s around the bay. low 70s to mid-70s, hayward and redwood city. as we go into tuesday, very little change. we still have the 80s inland, but it's really by wednesday we get a bump-up in temperatures in the 90s here. still 60s in the city and 82 santa rosa. so if you are red to the coast, you only see partly sunny conditions. the fog clears there by midday. and looking a the that sea breeze, anywhere up to 15 miles an hour. mid-60s by by monterey. the south bay, average high in san jose is 83. 81 should do it. >> 79 for you in saratoga. look for 76 redwood city and

we have an air quality alert for yesterday and today, a clear the air -- spare the air alert.tockton and toward lodi in modesto, the air quality is not great. if you are up in the mountains, it's not going to ruin your plans completely but there will be some thunderstorms. tomorrow will be just like today. there will also be smoky the atmosphere tomorrow. the highs will be mostly in the hotspots, low 90s and upper 80s. around the bay we are looking at upper 60s lower 70s. when i come back we will get specific about forecast highs. >>> the zika virus has now been transmitted to south beach. >>> the bears are preparing to go to australia for their first game. >>> ryan lochte is offering an apology after reportedly rear -- lying about an armed robbery in rio. >>> ryan lochte is offering an apology for what resilient a place essay is a made up story about getting robbed in rio. >> we have the latest now on this embarrassing incident that the u.s. swimmers and olympic it feels -- olympic officials would like to put behind them. >> how does it feel? >> reporter: three of the 4 -- tw

cause air quality to worsen through part of the day. daytime temperatures will continue a downward trend the rest of the week. the uv index more than 82- thousand people have been forced to evacuate during the fire.. packing community centers and high school gyms.. without any word if their homes have been destroyed. event animal shelters have opened up.. accepting pets from evacuees across san bernardino county. peter dawson joins us from one of those shelters now.. peter.. what is it looking like out there? cc will continue cc will continue "take 5 to care is sponsored by nv energy, subaru of las vegas and henderson hospital." schools in session... today's some school supplies and backpacks and come to fox5 this morning... monica jackson is live outside fox5.. she is collecting the donations! how's it going out there monica? we are partnering with subaru of las vegas, nv energy and henderson hospital...for our annual supply our students drive. today is the final day we need backpacks, pencils, notebooks, crayons and so cc to resume sh

towards the coastline the air quality will be much better.ders out the door right now, 60 in oakland. 64 and livermore. -- in livermore. around the bay area high pressure overhead, but with all the fires burning around the state, the smoke is being trapped in swept back into the bay area. hot temperatures around the state, 100 in fresno. 11 bakersfield. 67 in the monterey bay. in san jose, a lovely afternoon with lots of sunshine. after patchy fog. it will be hazy due to the smoke. starting out cooler in san francisco in the 50s. not a lot warmer, morning clouds give way to sunshine. cloudy toward the beaches. in oakland sunshine and morning clouds hazy and breezy in the afternoon. overnight lows, a little cooler in spots. 40 in santa rosa. 52 for the low in napa. you get the idea, we are headed toward fall. we're starting to see changes. temperature wise tomorrow it should be comfortable in the bay. plenty of 70s in and around the bay. one of the warm spots, 89 in livermore. hot in antioch 90 degrees. as we look out over the next couple of d

it was a second con cbs tiff spare the air a-- consecutive spare the air alert. >> the poor air quality not ease up until sunday. >> reporter: parenting playing with children at some south bay parks noticed the different after stepping out the door. >> in terms of walking around, you can see the change in the air. my daughter said it's cloudy today. it's cloudy. well, it's all cloudy, right? not one cloud, all cloud. >> reporter: the problem is better seen from the elevated view from the east foothills, a gray-ish haze has replaced the blue skies. it's hanging over the silicon valley, and stretching north as far as the eye can see. plenty eyes below have taken notice. >> it's not as blue. it's actually one thing we notice when we're here is the blue sky. >> what color is it today? >> gray. >> reporter: health officials say shifting winds are carrying smoke from the fire in monterey county north over the san cruz mountains and into the bay area. particular concentration has led to an air quality index of moderately unhealthy air. >> it can impact everyone. it can give us watery eyes, itc

so air quality is expected to improve over the weekend. temperatures drop fairly well below average on monday with a bit of continuing of the cooling trend. temperatures will bounce back to seasonal levels on wednesday and then cool down once again at the end of next week. eric and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> smokey skies make for gorgeous sun sets. lo thank you for this picture from pittsburgh. >> and this picture of the moon. dressed in orange. share your pictures with us on social media. especially on instagram. just use #abc7now. >>> prescription drugs. friday free stuff. >> and then world news with david mooar. >> the commuter nightmare. the deadly collision. two buses crashing during rush hour and the headline about zika here in the u.s. now in a major tourist destination and reporting after abc7 news. i'll see you shortly. >> the greatest thing i've experienced. >> san francisco said thanks. today's moving tribute to >>> they'll give you a $25 credit on the web site. prescription drugs, you can buy, you know, diabetic supplies,

air conditioning not only cools the air suicide -- air inside but it takes out the humidity. >> you are able to work, be more calm, and collective instead of being outside where the heat is brutal and the humidity is brutal. >> reporter: it is recommended are between 73-78 degrees. >> whatever make you feel comfortable. >> reporter: it can help with sinus problems. >> i tell people with sinus problems to open up their refrigerators and breathe in the cold air. >> reporter: most people don't know what they would didn't have it. >> i would cry. >> i would send myself to antarctica. >> air conditioners were made in the 1950's. >> sometimes it is too cold. i feel like we overdo it at the station. >> what do you keep your house? >> i like it at 79. >> are you kidding me? >> my kids hate it. >>> in the health watch, smoking the bad for your health. that has been established. researchers studied more than 1,500 people who quit smoking over a three-year period and by end of the study, three quarters reported adding two friends to their social circle. maybe they didn't want to hang out with a sm

air quality, it's bad again today. it's another "spare the air" day.ost "aversely" affected areas will be the eastern portion of our bay area due to the soberanes fire to the south. also, coming into play is the chimney fire in san luis obispo. the smoke and haze is drifting up from the south bypassing the santa clara valley where you do have some haze but that smoke, the particulate matter, is getting trapped in the diablo range. a hint of some sun today at the beaches just a smidgeon. bayside clearing and cooler. pollution away from the bay. we have the marine layer, it is high overcast at this hour. we are hoping for earlier burnoff. 93 degrees for your state capital today. 82 thunderstorms in yosemite. we'll keep an eye on that for the potential of fire danger in the form of lightning strikes. hazy monterey bay through carmel into pebble beach. 101 in fresno. there's your sunrise and your sundown and smack in between, today 60s beaches, a couple of degrees cooler today than what we experienced on thursday but out of the mid-90s to the low 90s east

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air quality officials have declared another spare the air alert for tomorrow, following one today. that means you're encouraged to take mass transit or carpool to work. also to peel -- people who suffer from asthma and other ailments are advised to stay indoors. >> it is pretty hazy. not unusual for this time of day. usually fairly clear. >> i try to avoid using my car or staying inside during spare the air days. >> tomorrow spare the air alert is the 18th so far this season. >>> a traffic stop in sonoma county has led to the seizure of half a million dollars worth of processed marijuana. and two people are now under arrest. new at 10:00, ktvu's debora villalon is in windsor where authorities expect to see more of these busts in the coming months. debora? >> reporter: yeah. especially with the fall harvest coming up in mendocino county. police agencies in this region know that marijuana and lots of it is always making its way from north to south. the 101 freeway through sonoma county continuous cars and calls. in his career, deputy brian car has stopped hundreds of vehicles with dr

drawing air from the west northwest. the showers don't look like an issue for us and we will see that coming in tonight and it looks to holdoff until late tonight. 92 degrees in philadelphia, and 90 in wilmington and looks like we are down into the mid-80s toward lancaster and 89 degrees at the beach in cape may. the difference across the region while most of us have now gotten into a less humid air mass, down the shore from beach haven on south to delaware, it's still humid, 89 in atlantic city, and sun and clouds and very humid with a heat index value make its feel like it's up over 100. that is the same in rehoboth beach and bethany. and as you go down towards delaware the more humid it feels. by 6:00, 6:30 tonight it's the same story, most of us enjoying less humid air and down south you are stuck. only as far south as millville and areas south of wilmington. as we go forward in time to 8:30 tonight, the same story. tomorrow you see how a lot of the area starts to sweep in, the higher humidity air by 5:30 in the morn

led to the civil air patrol and onto the united states air force academy.ame a respected air force officer and decorated combat pilot. by the way, she flew her combat in the f-1580 strike eagle. i should mention she also had her husband as a crew member on that. so it was a real family affair on that one. as the first female member of the elite thunderbird demonstration team and later she was a white house fellow and executive director of joining forces, she embodies one of aviation's core lessons. from milestones to moon shots, it takes courage to attempt the things that no one has done before and unshakeable confidence to achieve your goals. she is an outstanding role model for any young person who aims high in life and she's not done yet. it's my great pleasure to introduce colonel nicole malachowski. [ applause ] >> good evening, everyone, and thank you, general dailey for those gracious, gracious words. it's always a joy to be here, sir. and it is an honor, like all of you to be standing here at this iconic aviation museum. it is a museum that embodies

that is the case at the air show in atlantic city. 88 is the heat index. that is what it feels like right now. things are getting better in philadelphia, only a 2 degree spread. down in dover it feels like 102 and 97 in cape may. today's high in philadelphia is 92 but a much more comfortable low 90s that what we had recently. and if you still have plans to head to atlantic city, maybe getting down to the air show late. it's 89 down there and feeling like about 100. sara we'll see an upswing in humidity before we get a real break but that real break is showing up at the tail end of the seven-day forecast. >> thank you. >>> some early morning storms did help to usher in the humidity. the action cam caught some of the bright flashes of lightning here at the belmont plateau at fairmount park. along with the lightning came high winds and pelting rain and peco reported power out abagout. chopper 6 hd was bethlehem pike just after day break. the power company was on hand working to restore power, there were detours around the site for a while but bethlehem pike i

air show later on.what do you got there on the roads. >> i've got improvement here on the roosevelt boulevard. we had a major accident. multi-vehicle accident at one point blocking all lanes. now we can see he bright sunshine and traffic moving here on the boulevard as you're heading southbound we saw still some delays past the schuylkill to approaching ridge avenue but all the problems that we had on the boulevard southbound approaching the schuylkill, that accident has at least cleared. we had fire crews out there ambulance and everything is cleared looking better. we have an accident here on spring garden street at mlk drive so watch for that one. in lower merion there's a tree down here on waverly road between river road and lafayette. it is blocking all lanes. stick to youngsford road as your alternate. as we go outside live one more time looking at that southbound traffic on i-95 heading towards center city. you're looking all right. a 23 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine, matt and tam. >> th

we are talking about an extended period of excessively hot air. it will feel like over 100 each day. we heard the thunder here in the studio earlier this morning when the storms rocked through. we have a few cells, you see them starting to form near harrisburg, north and west to see the better chance of the storms pop. we have a shower pushing off the coast now in surf city, and currently dry through the region, lets look at the numbers and that did nothing to break the heat. 90 degrees is the new number in martins creek and 88 in slatington and pottstown 94 and 94 in coatesville already, they have sunshine out to the west. and clouds in philadelphia, a few passing clouds held the numbers down. 87 in center city. in new jersey, 90 in browns mills, 90 in ewing and 92 in vineland and 93 in smyrna, delaware. you see the numbers and it's not just the heat but the humidity is oppressive. the dew points are in the mid-70s at this point. that means oppressive air, any time you hit 70 you feel how thick it is out there. i want to show you this, this is a

everybody else is moderate air quality and this image is cool. it shows you the concentration the heaviest concentration of the smoke. you can certainly see those brighter reds in the east bay and south bay. that's where the majority of the haze and smoke are currently. back out here live in dublin, the breeze is picking up. it's an onshore flow which will take some of that and send it to the east toward the central valley. we'll talk about whether the smoke sticks around for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> all right, paul. see you then. >>> new developments in a scandal that's become a black eye for the u.s. olympic swim team. today, ryan lochte is apologizing. as ben tracy report, lochte's claims of being robbed at gunpoint didn't hold much water. >> reporter: olympic gold medalist ryan lochte says he learned valuable lessons from the incident at a rio gas station. on instagram he says: he goes on to say: >> reporter: several security cameras captured what happened early sunday morning. lochte and his teammates disappeared do

so warm air definitely tracking in. earlier this morning, waking up to a slightly cooler conditions for richland to wayne county. lower 60s but definitely warming up here fairly quickly. talk about dew points, it's the moisture in the air, already at an oppressive state when we by the noon hour most spots going to be in the lower 70s. so big hair today. going to need to stay hydrated as the heat definitely attracts in a southerly flow. 5 live radars, not picking up moisture, just high cirrhus clouds you can see from stark to summit county, a little high pressure here trying to build in. allowing for the sunshine. it does retreat just a tad bit and lift to the north. that is we're seeing the spotty showers from chicago to champaign now. this will move in from west-to- east, providing us with just a few raindrops and yesterday afternoon we had those gully washers, severe thunderstorm warnings for two of our counties. today it's going to be on the lighter side but you're going to notice the cloud coverage starts to thicken

this comfortable air mass will be with us for only the next couple of days. skies will be partly cloudy tonight and low temperatures will fall into the lower 60s lakeside and the upper 50s inland. tonight will windows back up. breaking news.. two nuns found a story new on live at 5... carole--- charlesthose murders happened in mississippi, but the impact is being felt right here in milwaukee.. tonight. the strong ties one of the sisters shared with our community.. that's coming up on live at 5... the brewerwill honor wisconsin's law enforcement tomorrow night at miller park. the opening ceremony will pay tribute to officers killed in the line of duty and recognize current will donate five dollars from each ticket to the memorial fund in support of the national law enforcement museum. every fan who goes to the game will receive a free t-shirt.pre-game festivities start at six tomorrow night. join us friday evening for our packers pregame special before green bay takes on the 49ers in san francisco. we go one on one with your favor

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air quality okay. afternoon highs exactly where we should be this time of year. 83 concord, hazy sunshine in danville. only 65 in san francisco. berkeley 68. novato 82. cloverdale, 88 degrees. set it and forget it. a couple degrees warmer monday, tuesday, wednesday, overall very normal august weather. normal is good. >>> some northern california tarjs say this is evidence of -- teenagers say this is aefdz of of an otter attack. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, they say they have the bite marks to prove it. hopped into the lak >>> a group of otters attacked them on a lake. >> they say they have the bite marks to prove it. they hopped into the lake and five river otters chased after them and started biting them. >> one just kept attacking us. i remember looking back at it and seeing its teeth. we had to swim swim back about 70 yards to our camp. >> both the boys were treat at the regional medical center. the hospital offered them otter pops. >> sense of humor at least. [ laughter ] >>> guess who's back in 1st plac

temperature with drier air pushed in. however that is not the case at cape may, the temperatures still feel like upper 90s with the westerly wind and no sea breeze, we are cooking along the sand with that westerly wind at 10 miles per hour. but most of the extreme heat and humidity is pushed way to the south and washington 98 right now and 101 in richmond and notice to the north 70s and 80s for your heat index. it will be some time before we throw it that low around here but it will come in the seven-day forecast. we'll chat about the timing of that storms to come as well in the seven-day forecast. >>> an earl your morning fire forced a family of four out of their home in norristown. the fire broke out at window clusters drive at 2:45, first responders said that flames were shooting through the roof when they got there. they were looking at the possibility that this may have been sparked by lightning. >> a car crash left some 1500 people without electricity this morning. police say that a car hit a utility pole in burling

thanks so much for your insight tonight. >>> you've got tired air traffic controllers, over worked air traffic controllers. >> towers are facing a staffing crisis. up next, we investigate why the fix could be years away. >>> the family of a 19-year-old gunned down in the streets of richmond thinks she may have been the victim of a hate crime. i'm jodi hernandez. i will have exclusive details coming up. and only on nbc bay area: an east bay family is making an emotional plea for justice >>> right now 6:30 and only on nbc bay area, an east bay family is making an emotional plea for justice this evening after a teenage girl was shot and killed in richmond. 19-year-old corey matty was gunned down as she rode her bicycle to a friend's house. >> a reward is being offered, and tonight her family is speaking out for the first time. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live with the exclusive story. >> reporter: janell, corey matty's daughter is devastated. he said losing his daughter has been unbearable. he is speaking out tonight for the first time, sharing why he thinks his daughter may have bee

ahead of a cold front today we see a strong push of warm, humid and unstable air. rain and thunderstorms are likely today and tonight. highs today will get into the upper 70s and low 80s. dewpoints will be near 70 making it very humid. we have a 'marginal risk' for severe storms today. stay weather aware. a more storms liky early thursday but by thursday afternoon, that cold front has passed through our area and we start seeing cooler and less humid air arrive. highs dip into the low to mid 70s late week. today: mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. muggy. high: 80 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: increasing clouds. chance for thunderstorms overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 72 wind: s 5-10 mph dick adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no breaking news - a 6-point-two earthquake rattles central italy overnight. you're taking a live look at the destruction as crews search for survivors at least 38 people are dead...and the death toll expected to rise. central italy and it was felt as far a

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the hazy skies, and also that smoke in the air. so moderate air quality in those areas but today, how appropriate that we're ending the month just the way we started it, with cooler temperatures, and here's part of the rope why. look at that marine layer. it's well-defined on the coast. lots of fog, and a lot of fog this morning, gave a slow start and wasn't allowed to warm as quickly. inland, livermore and concord, we're about 10 degrees cooler than we were this time about 24 hours ago. and as we enter the first full week of august ahead, we have some changes headed our way with the numbers. we'll look at tell in the forecast. >> more news now. federal investigators say a hot air balloon was cut when it hit a power line, separating the basket from the balloon itself, killing all 16 people aboard yesterday. here's new video from just before the crash. >> reporter: tonight, new video emerging showing the heart of texas hot air balloon in the sky just before 7:00 saturday morning. then at 7:38, the same balloon captured again in thes

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dry air is working in in the wake of this frontal boundary. less humid air will be with us. for at least the next couple of days. behind it you can see there are . brightest skies across southeastern massachusetts where we are currently running in the lower 80's of plymouth. kate, one of the warmest spots with westerly wind. it is cooler through the worcester hills. the wind, very active. st over 30 miles per hour across parts of the area. over the next few hours the wind will step down. ght around sunset so if you're out and about,ar wind off the lord humidity. you notice the temra evening. u open shut off the air-conditioning. coolest suburbs in the 50's tonight otherwise we're in the 60's downtown. much more comfortable than it has been. once we get deeper into the evening, afterid some clouds actually start to build in from the p our south. the bu oh at is going to stay to the south clouness in the morning especially in the skies brightened and we look front dropping down from the north. this one will produce showers and storms across central and northern new england but

. >>> and something in the air. a new tstudy looks at air qualiy including philadelphia. >> announcer: this is "nbc10 news." >>> 4:30, good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. we have issued a "first alert" today because of the dangerous heat and humidity. let's get to meteorologist bill len with the "first alert" forecast in neighborhoods where you live. bill, you can feel the air quality when you walk out, even if you don't have breathing problems, it's hard to breathe. >> it's hard to breathe already. temperatures are already warmer. philadelphia, the suburbs, new jersey and delaware are going to see that high humidity. today through sunday, the "first alert" has been issued for very hot and humid conditions. going to feel like 100 to 100 degrees this afternoon. and we'll see that poor air quality that tracy mentioned. right now, we're seeing a few light showers in chester county. we're about to get a few rain drops but nothing more than that. no storms this morning. 81 degrees in philadelph

shows to represent the air force.re in atlantic city, and get to show a lot of people the capability of these airplanes you are traveling, all the time. >> absolutely about 200 days a year so very busy schedule. >> trying to spread the word about the you had air force. >> we are trying to represent the air force, trying to support recruiting efforts, and get good word out with the air force. >> so take us inside this thing right here. this is very fast, very cool plane. >> absolutely, f-16's are incredible airplanes for what we do. control from negative 3g a's to 9g and it can go twice the speed of sound, and 1600 miles an hour, which we will not do today and 29,500-pound of thrust. >> that is pretty impressive thrust. >> if we are coming down to the atlantic city air show what should we expect to see with these planes right here. >> you can expect to see, formation flying at its finest. it will be a high energy show. it will be loud, it will be fun. you will see high speed passes, ape rolls and you will see some grea

mid-70sin worcester and cool air cross northern where the air is drier. chatham dew points low 70s for us. it's tropical but we will see a lowering of humidity over the next several hours. a blend of sun and clouds. storm free for the rest of the day today. we have had a couple of sprinkles in northern new england but we don't have to worry about that. over the next 24 hours, ride home, beautiful and 82 degrees. partly cloudy and comfortable tomorrow l track that hour by in a dumb minutes. >> okay -- in a much. you can check weathery time with a cba boston -- weather any time with the cbs boston weather app and it's for free. find it in the google or apple app stores. >>> today city leaders are addressing concerns over water safety in boston schools after 7 schools test positive for high levels wbz nicole jacobs is live in boston at boston latin with more on the story. nicole. >> repo: is that televels of lead. th the place for the short and long-term. weeks summer break and boston public school officials have been busy. >> we thought it was important to

see a strong push of warm, humid and unstable air. rain and thunderstorms are likely today and tonight. highs today will get into the upper 70s and low 80s. dewpoints will be near 70 making it very humid. we have a 'marginal risk' for severe storms today. stay weather aware. a more storms likely overnight and early thursday but by thursday afternoon, that cold front has passed through our area and we start seeing cooler and less humid air arrive. highs dip into the low to mid 70s late week. today: mostly cloudy with scater high: 80 dewpoint: 72 wind: sw 5-15 mph tonight: increasing clouds. chance for thunderstorms overnight. low: 68 dewpoint: 72 wind: s 5-10 mph dewpoint: 72 wind: s 5-10 mph turkey military forces... along with u-s backed coalition forces... have launched operations against isis militants in syria. this as vice-president joe biden has arrived in turkey. bombing isis targets in the syrian border town. the special forces also exchanging artillery fire. the operation was said to have begun hours after turkey indicated it

there's still an air issue across the valley, bigger air issues in california obviously. we still have strong winds in the picture. and they're calming down for but they'll likely be back up to the breezy levels for tomorrow. some areas saw peak gusts even stronger, up in boulder city, but there was a thunderstorm nearby. weather today, 44 miles per hour gusts didn't last very long. low 100s for henderson. winds sustained at 18 out of the southwest. that's all it takes to propel all those particulates in the air here. we'll be watching the smoke and haze for tomorrow as well, 105 right now at mccarran airport. out toward the east, that's where all of the action has through boulder city. you can see that quick mover brought some wind, a little bit of rain as well. less than a 10th of an inch. sows well material flow throwing that to the east. batonbaton rouge. we have to go all the way back to 2011 to add up 20 inches of rain. 20 inches of rainfall since 2011 for us. it sounds like a lot of rain. we have to go back several week, we're talking wednesday, last wednesday, tha

another "spare the air" day is coming up tomorrow.ere's the view from dublin looking to mount diablo. you can see that haze. not as warm inland but still above average. it is 88 in livermore. it is 89 in concord. 65 in oakland. mid-60s also for san francisco and santa rosa checking in at 78 degrees. overnight tonight we are looking at lows in the 50s as per normal for this time of year. vallejo 56 for you. san jose 59. redwood city 58. livermore the exception to the rule in the tri-valley you will only drop to 60 degrees overnight tonight. as i mentioned, we are looking at a forecast now for air quality. we knew it was going to be a "spare the air" day today. now we are moving forward to friday and the east bay again the upper-level winds carrying the smoke from the soberanes fire into the east bay our 18th "spare the air" day of the summer will be tomorrow. there is a weak area of low pressure that was to our east yesterday. it's now to the south. what that will do it's going to keep the changes only minor ones. we'll keep a little b

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the air quality will continue to suffer and the weekend will include another spare the air for tomorrowright here behind me, i'm seeing blue skies but as i look to the north and east there is fog, looking to the south, a bit on the hazy side. let's check out live doppler 7 hd. we have our summer microclimate today. upper 50s to the mid 90 the for the highs so far and the fog is sitting near the coast right now on live doppler 7 hd. notice the temperatures have come up but a few degrees but the highest santa rosa 13 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. from the south beach camera, some fog in the distance. 62 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. you are in the mid to upper 70s, mountain view and san jose, morgan hill 81 degrees and a beautiful view from our abc 7 news exploratorium camera at pier 15. you notice the blue skies with the gentle breeze. 85 in santa rosa. 76 in napa. low to mid 90 frs fairfield to livermore and live look from santa cruz. now the smoke from the soberanes fire in monterey county is impacting this area. you could see how hazy it is and we are going to deal wi

my dad, and air force fighter pilot. my wife was an air force supply officer when i met her.r, greg, everybody knows him. there is one less reason for people to confuse us now, greg. [laughter] [applause] e-mail,t each other's this is yours, no it is mine. i want to mention the next generation behind us, my son, active-duty air force f-16 pilot and greg behind him is on his way to pilot training. greg's other son is in the marine corps. proud of all of my family. my children joe, mike, and katie. they have been following us around the world. thing, the guard, delta. then we took military leave from delta and i want to give a shout out to those folks. i could not do all of this without their support, and they are better for it, i think. i keep telling them that. it is a good thing. [laughter] and to my wife, we talked about the flower thing. we just saw hamilton last week. we went up to new york and saw a great play. [laughter] it has been fantastic. the 453,000 men and women who are out there, we could not get our job done without them. part of the partnerships that we do in

so this dry air is moving this way. we are bringing the air in this direction. the next couple of days will be very comfortable. how about tomorrow morning? some 50's, nice and comfortable. it will be better by the morning. temperatures tomorrow comfortable, mid 70's everywhere with sunshine. let's move ahead to thursday. first day of school for many of you. for most of the public schools in wisconsin, thursday is the first day. 60-72 degrees for the day. we jump further ahead and talk about the weekend. 82 saturday. 82 sunday. 82 labor day. that we can will be dry, sunny. the chances for rain late in the day and nighttime hours. tonight, 65, still sticky. we cool things back down and dry 70 five degrees, but breezy, northeasterly wind that 10-20 miles per hour ushering in that drier air. 75, 72 thursday, 75 on friday, so humidity for wednesday, thursday, and friday. high temperatures warm up to 80 degrees on saturday, 82 on sunday. both days look spectacular, monday all tuesday, but a good chance of seeing scattered showers and thunderstorms, highs around 80 de