air berlin.hat will happen to them? >> it is sad news. i hope they find a solution, because i love air berlin. reporter: t the government will provide a bridging loan to keep flights going for the next three months. >> this decision will ensure that business can continue so that flight operations do not have to be terminated. air berlin has announced ticket reservations will remain valid and air berlin and schedules will not be affected. in addition, custotomers can stl book f future flights.s. reporter: but the government will not be bailing ouout the airlinine. air berlin has said it would be overseeing the insolvency on its own without any administrator. meanwhile, rival carrier lufthansa has expressed interest in taking over parts of air berlin, including staff. it will be encouraging news to the air berlin workforce, which numbers about 8500. sarah: let's get more from hobby air -- javier at our business desk. what went wrong for air berlin? >> the european airline market has changed a lot a

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with higher levels of particles and pollutants in the air in cities, that air is more capable of holdinge heat, whereas in the countryside where the air is often clearer, more of that heat can pass through the atmosphere. there's also a lack of evaporation in cities due to less vegetation and fewer bodies water. in more rural areas, this evaporation from trees and water removes heat from the surrounding area. as well as the materials used in cities, the other major contributing factor is the topography of the structure of urban areas. imagine, for instance, wind flowing in a relatively straight line across open countryside. when that wind blows across an urban area, the buildings create more friction to the flow, making it slower and more turbulent. this in turn reduces the winds capacity to disperse heat. so with more than half the world's population living in urban areas, this heat island effect has a huge impact on our weather and daily lives. we're swapping one high—rise for another, as we cross the city from south to north, joining a team of scientists investigating urban weather. w

the on ser vabserver in the bac fire at other air plans in the air and it is possible to rig a big machine gunfired over the propeller. they hadn't invented firing through the propeller. it has a tail skid on it, nonsteerable. all world war i airplanes used a skid. some of our replicas put a tail wheel on it. but the originals all started with tail skids on it. the big thing to watch on this is this is what wing warping looked like. you can see the wing on the other side is going up at the same time i'm pulling this one down. fairly ineffective. this is the state of the war in 1915. let's take a look at another curtis and compare that to the curtis push we looked at before. we're going to look at the famous jennie, which became a standard all the way through. our particular jennie is defendant a true jennie, one of the only airplanes we have in the world war i collection, which is a restoration rather than a replica or reproduction of the thing. the painting on this one, by the way, we try to stay local, this is the first air plan that landed in this big abandoned aircraft that became lang

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with higher levels of particles and pollutants in the air in cities, that air is more capable of holding, whereas in the countryside where the air is often clearer, more of that heat can pass through the atmosphere. there's also a lack of evaporation in cities due to less vegetation and fewer bodies of water. in more rural areas, this evaporation from trees and water removes heat from the surrounding area. as well as the materials used in cities, the other major contributing factor is the topography of the structure of urban areas. imagine, for instance, wind flowing in a relatively straight line across open countryside. when that wind blows across an urban area, the buildings create more friction to the flow, making it slower and more turbulent. this in turn reduces the winds capacity to disperse heat. so with more than half the world's population living in urban areas, this heat island effect has a huge impact on our weather and daily lives. we're swapping one high—rise for another, as we cross the city from south to north, joining a team of scientists investigating urban weather. what

south of it we have warm air, to the north of it we have warm air, to the north of it we have warm airwhat we have today. brightening up across wales and northern ireland, sunshine and scattered showers, breezy in scotla nd scattered showers, breezy in scotland and northern ireland. the last of the warmth is in the south—east and east anglia, not as hot as today but then we get some rain on wednesday. hello, this is outside source catastrophic flooding in the us state of texas. forecasters say the volume of rainfall could nearly double later this week. an indian guru has been given 20 years by double rape although there was no repeat of the deadly riots that followed... the situation remains tense. even know he is injail, guru is also a goal ref —— always agree with. they are trying to get across the border to bangladesh but being ten back. it is brown pouille brexit negotiations, david davis is back in brussels and

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just the air quality will be better. spare the air all weekend.tting interesting on the roads. >> we started off really quiet and had a couple major issues. i want to take you back to one of those. we're in recovery mode, but it's one of those spots where it's tough to bounce back. southbound 880 past tennyson road. that sig alert is long gone, but we have heavy speeds approaching that. about 19 miles per hour, 20 miles per hour, just on the other side of 92, then yeah, it slows south of there at this point as well. that's just our typical delays starting to fill in. good news on the benicia bridge. we had a commute, countercommute crash on 680 on the northbound side right around the 780 merge, in the two right lanes. that has fully cleared. we got the all clear from chp just a couple minutes ago. and then san jose, 101 and 880, the only spot in the south bay that's slow, just the inbound side from the 280/680 merge to past 880, but most of the south bay is looking good. unfortunately, i'm hearing about a new crash involving a flipped dump truck o

stagnant air. you seal up the house, hot stagnant air in the house is part of the breeze. >> reporter: the fire department is dealing with a red flag warning meaning increased chances of wildfires and the air quality management district is issuing a "spare the air" alert due to rising temperatures causing dangerous smog levels. don't have air-conditioning? head to your local cooling center. that's a library on community center like this one here. robert livermore community center. another good option, head to your local mall to beat the heat. in livermore, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the heat isn't helping two novato elementary schools both without air-conditioning. the novato unified school district says that of the 13 schools in the district, five have air-conditioning. >>> new at noon, the u.s. announces it's closing the russian consulate in san francisco. kpix 5's anne makovec is live outside the building with why russia is being forced to scale back its u.s. presence. anne. >> reporter: th

here's a look at our air quality. inland east bay, the east bay valleys and santa clara valley poor today, except for the coast in central bay. here's the third of the trifecta. we have a red flag warning. a high fire danger starting at 9:00 this evening through saturday at 8:00 in the morning. i'll show you record highs and possibly record warm low temperatures coming up in the forecast. kristen? >> mike, thank you. >>> with the intense heat wave in the north bay parents are keeping their kids at home out of health certainties, some anyway. the novato school district is considering ways to cope as eight of its campuses do not have air conditioning. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield reports from one of those schools. >>> as kids head into olive elementary school in novato, parents aren't just giving advice on behaving hand listening. they are also telling them to stay cool. >> and i told them drink lots of water, and if you feel sick, let your teacher know so you can go to the office, call. i'll be right here to pick

you know, obviously italia air, air italia is in administration. it ceases to exist now we have air berlin do you think this is the end of it are the troubled children gone now? >> well, there's no, let's say, immediate obvious other candidate. but i think we'll probably end up with more m&a in the sector over the next couple of years. you know, iag under willie wallace have been inquisitive over the last number of years. they did the deal where b.a. merged with bmi. it's kind of similar here, lufthansa and air berlin they bought air liner lingus rey there's other government owned airlines, expanding a lot is norwegian. i think there will be, over time, more consolidation because we're not at the level of the u.s in the u.s. there's four airlines controlling over 80% of the market in europe we have the top five airlines only got about 50% of the market so it's much more fragmented than in the u.s. >> yet, as you said before, there are always going to be antitrust issues ryanair hit out at that yesterday, informing the eu commission of what they cal

and cooler air. 90's, 80's.d.c. united hosting los angeles at 7:00 saturday evening at rfk. watch it live on news channel 8. the final day of citi open competition on sunday with gorgeous weather alert the forecast and next week, lower temperatures, a taste of southern california weather next week with highs in the lower-it is an low-to-mid the. -- lower-90's and low humidity. -- lower too mid-80's and lower humidity. adrianna: it will feel like you are on vacation. doug: accept no palm trees. goodbye, a royal prince philip will make his final public appearance, the duke has accompanied his queen since 1952. molly hunter has more on his retirement. >> a royal sendoff as france philip marks his last official public appearance. a parade honoring the royal marine. the 96-year-old has been joking about his impending retirement, recently saying i am discovering what it is like to be on your last leg. he is famous for a pickup and sometimes offensive remarks, making queen elizabeth laugh. first he has been by her side

first of all, when we are talking about the difference between air bnb and over i think air bnb is doinga great job but also uber has requirements. a [inaudible] that has a lot to do with it. absolutely. my question really is is there a specific regulation or rule four air b&b to require the whole shares to follow? for example checking into a sheraton or marriott i know exactly what the standard i could stay up to and certain types of things i could expect. >> its public homes. private homes for private consumption. you cannot make someone do something. someone can do whatever they want. want. they started many years ago from the hospitality industry they decided they wanted to double down on the hospitality because there was a point people were telling them you should do office space and share any fixed asset. we are going to double down on hospitality they brought it in and tried to put in the standard a lot of resources on the website if you are posting someone in your home and listing your place on the site you want to earn money. you want to increase the odds of getting bookings so

by air national guard. with no helicopter and no boat, this group formed a human chain to save an elderly man in a vehicle being swept away near houston. so far 8500 people have been res dude in houston alone. >> i never thought in my life this would happen to us ever. i knew it flooded bad in houston but i never thought it would get like this. this just is horrible. >> reporter: and the damage in texas and louisiana is only growing. >> the cost of this disaster, the economic cost to measure the disaster versus our physical cost as the federal government family, we're not going to know a true cost for that for many, many years to come. >> reporter: by our estimate, the team that we are with has pulled out about 20 people from these homes today. i talked to a lot of them after they were in the boat, asking them if they planned to return to this neighborhood. some of them say they will. they say their ties here are simply too deep to leave it now. others, though, jim, say they're going to have to make an excr

into the low 80s with the same northwesterly winds bringing the dry air in. dry air moves in. i'll show how long it will stay at ten on 10. >>> a date turns into a crime. >>> movie money. the fake cash raising questions and what was listed on it. >>> powerball excitement. the numbers you might want to avoid if you're trying to hit tonight's massive jackpot. 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 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> this morning we're hearing from the burglary in northeast philadelphia where they say a thief stole rent money and his birthd birthday's cash while they slept upstairs. >> t

we to drag in warm air briefly and humid air too.rds overnight and into monday, that rain slow—moving across east anglia and northern england and north wales. again heavier rain likely for northern ireland, perhaps to the south—west of scotland. you can see temperatures, and the difference in northern parts of the uk where temperatures are up to around 17 or 18. to the south, we have a conservative 2a there in the south—east but it could be even higher. it will be humid too. we still have remanents of that humidity and warmth across the south—east on tuesday. further north a messy mixture of showers and cooler air. temperatures in that humid airgetting up cooler air. temperatures in that humid air getting up to around 25 or so humid air getting up to around 25 or so in london. that brief warmth is just going to be brief, it‘s probably gone by wednesday. we are going to be cooling down from the north as we see a band of showers that could be quite heavy heading to the south—east. we start later next week with low pressure. it is slowe

travel. >> he accuses air berlin and lufthansa of conspiracy, claiming air berlin's babankrupy was setup to allow left anznza o takeke over a debt free airline, putting other -- lufththansa to take o over a debt-free airline, putting other carriers at a disadvantage. air berlinn is giving investotos time to make their offers until mid-september when the bidding closes. >> with the u.s. economy grew at the fastest pace in two years in the second quarter. robust consumer spending and business investment have surged gdp to an annual rate of 3%. this marks the first time the u.s. economic growth rate has hit this target since donald trump took office. economists don't expect growth to sustain at this level and warned that tropical storm harvey could weigh on the economy in the coming months. time to look at wall street. good numbers. the economy growing at a healthy pace. but what about jobs? >> of the numbers here were good as well. the private sector created 230 7000 new jobs, way more than expected, and a significant improvement over july. job creation seems strong across all industries a

and now the cooler air is going to follow. one place that did not exactly have a beautiful day today, kate may. a lot of clouds there. but the next few days a different story. the sun will be out. and you're going to be having beautiful weather just like the rest of the area at 72 nearby wild wood right now. look at 61 degrees in pots town. 64 in allen town. 53 in poke know. we have seen quite a change in the last 24 hours. ten degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. in philadelphia. 18 degrees cooler in mount holly. 15 degrees cooler in wilmington. that's not the whole story. because the humidity has gone down so much. so yesterday at the feels like temperature of philadelphia got to 101. even higher in delaware. today's feels like only 84. tomorrow's only 80. that's a 20 plus degree drop from what we saw yesterday. tomorrow the temperatures 82 degrees. 78. 78 redding. and allen town look at the low temperatures in the 50s. turn off the air conditioner for a number of days. 82. that's one of the warm spots. at the jersey

sierra nevada, air tractor which partner with l3 and texttron. just as the pentagon is undergoing a massive acquisition in structuring, air force officials say this exercise allows this em to test aircraft available and do so without having to decide on dedicating huge sums. it marks a huge shift on how the service could buy future equipment. heather wilson, who's been at the job less than three months, says the goal is to make it ease governmeore companies to do >> we're not going to pend a whole lot of time and a bunch of years to come up with specific requirements. we're going to say all right, see what people have and let's test it. let's learn from that and see where we go. >> the experiment could result in an inexpensive aircraft designed to carry out certain missions against isis and others who don't have access to high performance jets. if this goes well, it could cut the cost and time it takes to get a new aircraft into operat and do so as geopolitical tensions with north korea and others continue to flare. >> we are stretched very thin.

we have outside speaking of air shows, some air here. and some planes in the foreground. there is the airport and a lot of sunshine digging out from behind the clouds, 81 is the current temperature in the city and your dew point is 54 and this morning in the 70s everywhere, it was yuck. any time you get a dew point down below 60 that is what we got. the winds get breezy as the day goes on. dew points across the area as i said on the broad waft everybody was humid and we talked about how they would lower, starting in the northwest and then philadelphia and then folks down south especially along the coast have to wait longer. cape may that 73 degree dew point indicates thick, humid air. future tracker 6 picking up possibility of showers between now and 3:00 something like coming through and this model run unlike former runs wants to pop a thunderstorm around wildwood and lewes delaware, that could skirt the coast and it's a possibility. but the bottom line things are improving and down the shore we should get sunny breaks before the day is done. plenty of sunshine breaking

when you add to that that mon soon moisture it is adding humidity to the air.e of those dew points, a measure of the hois tour in the air, 6069 is humid and it is feeling humid across parts of the bay area. from the golden gate bridge perspective we have heavy fog that will be down near the deck heading toward tomorrow 'morning's commute. a slight chance of thunder in the forecast. that's what is adding the humidity. we will keep a slight chance of thunder into tomorrow afternoon, evening and possibly into friday as well. your 12-hour planner, mild and muggy tomorrow morning. filtered sunshine at noon. it will be in the mild to hot range with a slight chance of thunder at 4:00 p.m., upper 90s inland and by evening it starts to cool off. mild tomorrow morning with the warmest readings inland, 50s and 60 for most of you. definitely warmer than it was this morning. highs for the afternoon coming down a few degrees. 94 in morgan hill, 90, san jose, 93 los gatos. 85 in palo alto, 63 in pacific. filtered sun and in san francisco 70 degrees. that high cloudiness will

the camera looking out toward san francisco and you will notice that hazy air with the air-quality taking a hit with the spare-the-air alert in place. a lot of that smoke coming in from the north. let's check in on the current fog patterns, beginning to clear out near areas of the shoreline. livermore's the hotspot at 91, san jose 80, san francisco 76. today is the day of change which will set the stage for this major heat event coming our way friday and over the weekend.>>> we are moving out of hurricane harvey in the biggest concern is the chemical plant outside of houston, two explosions sent 15 deputies to the hospital with eye irritation. they are warning that more explosions could follow due to the chemicals the grading and burning with lack of refrigeration. >> reporter: the water levels are going down but not by much. the county had something else to deal with overnight which was fire at the chemical plant. flames and smoke from the chemical plant northeast of houston with the power failure leading to the overheated peroxide. sheriff deputies were hospitalized after breathing the

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air force launched an unarmed missile from vandenberg air force base in the face of growing threats from north korea. weijia jang reports. >> reporter: during an announcement of immigration reform president trump made no mention of the bill he signed earlier in the day. he called the new action against russia, north korea and iran seriously flawed saying it hurt his ability to use his executive powers to negotiate. still, he says he signed it for the sake of national unity. >> a better relationship in the lifting of sanctions will require russia to reverse the actions and conduct that caused sanctions to be imposed in the first place. >> reporter: the bill had bipartisan senator congress following revelations of alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i'm glad the president signed them and we need to stand up to russian aggression, stand up to north korean aggression. >> reporter: but plump slammed lawmakers saying congress could not even negotiate a healthcare bill after 7 years of talking. he added, as president, i can make far better deals with foreign countries than con

an air fuel construction group detained the teen.e took him into custody. >> thank god nothing happened. told us to remain there for 30 minutes or for one hour. no, for about 40 minutes. we waited. >> reporter: the airport spokesman says the 17-year-old was not injured. he also says the incident did not affect the runways or airport operations. at sfo, amber lee, ktvu fox two news. >>> now to the east bay where two people were hurt in orinda after crashing into a cow on highway 24. the accident happened at about 1:00 this morning. very close to the caldecott tunnel. the cow was killed after wandering onto the road and hit by more than one car. the drivers were treated at hospitals. two lanes of 24 were closed for a couple of hours very early today as crews cleared the scene. >>> under a new law in california gun owners were ordered to temporarily give up their firearms 86 times last year. the new law which took effect last year allows family members or law enforcement officers to seek what's called a gun violence restraining order ag

air force team members. they're suiting up, getting ready to floi into these raftsment they have been inflated about, as soon as we touched down about here, 10 or 11:00 this morning. they didn't need them. instead they've been going up and doing their work in the air. but they're getting ready to deploy in these raft. the a scene here, ali, that is going to continue all day long. and look, this dump truck, the reason why they're loading into these dump trucks is they're going to drive down the road as far as they can, they'll enter the water. they'll then deploy the rafts right out of the dump trucks into the water. go house to house, neighborhood to neighborhood, looking for anybody that may need help, anyone that's trapped. and of course, anyone that needs to come out, ali. >> you're looking at live american heroes right now. i had a puzzling conversation with the mayor of beaumont in the 11:00 hour who said that everything was under control and they had all the rescues that they needed under control. the

it is about clean air quality.ek. it is interesting. this is donald trump's main resort in florida. a local charity has said it will not hold a dinner dance there. $240,000 worth of business has passed trump by. they say they can't book it. there are negative effects on trump's business. he will know that. you will think about it. that is quite a personal thing. when that. you will think about it. that is quite a personalthing. when he goes down there in the winter, the ballrooms will be empty. absolutely. it was thought that he would use the presidency to further his business interests. he didn't think it would harm them. i would imagine that o'connell towers is a vast palatial mansion. we are talking about microforms today. house prices soaring in the uk. some people living in smaller houses. a lot of people getting in touch saying the problem with cities, we have some e—mails. caleb says house prices have allowed these hot property prices to bloom to nonsensical figures. it is a problem, isn't it? it isa figures

. >>> it's a spare the air day meaning air quality may reach unhealthy levels for some. let's turn to morleteorologist i hall for a first look at that forecast. kari? >> temperatures are not too bad but we'll ramp up quickly as we go through the rest of the day. as we take another view of sunol, we can see a little haze just above the surface and that creates higher ozone levels as those temperatures heat up. right now in concord, we're at 79 degrees. some of the temperatures there a little bit warmer, and as we get a live look outside toward walnut creek and mt. diablo, we will see some bright sunshine. we also have heat advisories for mt. diablo where we will have temperatures reaching 100 degrees and there will be some cooling in the bay, so they are not included in that heat advisory. 102 degrees in concord, also in livermore. napa and santa rosa, mid-90s. in san francisco look for highs in the mid-70s. we'll have more hot weather tomorrow. we'll talk about that. what's ahead for the chance of thunder? that's coming up in the microforecast just a little bit later. >>

die because of dirty air. kpix 5 anchor veronica de la cruz has specifics. >> reporter: the new research comes from university of north carolina at chapel hill, the numbers are staggering. as climate change affects air pollution, scientists estimate 60,000 people could die in the year 2030 if not addressed. by 2100 it could jump to 260,000 people. study author, dr. jason west and colleagues looked at several climate models to get their estimates. >> air pollution affects things like heart attack, stroke, cardiopullmerary disease-- cardio pulmonary disease and lung cancer, it has a big effect on health. >> reporter: dr. west says slowing down climate change could make a big difference for our future. >> reducing green house gas emissions has a really big benefit for air pollution and therefore for human health. >> reporter: previous studies suggest climate change could also lead to more heat related illness and spread infectious diseases. two more studies say the earth global temperatures will rise 2 degrees ce

when you add to that that mon soon moisture it is adding humidity to the air.e of those dew points, a measure of the hois tour in the air, 6069 is humid and it is feeling humid across parts of the bay area. from the golden gate bridge perspective we have heavy fog that will be down near the deck heading toward tomorrow 'morning's commute. a slight chance of thunder in the forecast. that's what is adding the humidity. we will keep a slight chance of thunder into tomorrow afternoon, evening and possibly into friday as well. your 12-hour planner, mild and muggy tomorrow morning. filtered sunshine at noon. it will be in the mild to hot range with a slight chance of thunder at 4:00 p.m., upper 90s inland and by evening it starts to cool off. mild tomorrow morning with the warmest readings inland, 50s and 60 for most of you. definitely warmer than it was this morning. highs for the afternoon coming down a few degrees. 94 in morgan hill, 90, san jose, 93 los gatos. 85 in palo alto, 63 in pacific. filtered sun and in san francisco 70 degrees. that high cloudiness will

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very comfortable air will be moving in.t being said, a few showers you can see them moving through. lehigh valley, berks county, a few suburbs and a few isolated sprinkles right new in emergency emergency. this is not going to last long. showers will be out of the picture for most of the afternoon. come tonight we'll clear out completely. over the next few days, no storms to our west. we'll be clearing out and the nice weather stays through the weekend and into next week. lingered clouds this morning, less humid and warm, 84 degrees. an isolated shower at -- a beautiful niltd for the eagles game. low humidity tomorrow. it goes even lower as we head toward the weekend, one of the most beautiful weekends of the entire summer is what you can expect. 78 degrees sunday. in the 50s sunday morning. a few extra clouds humidity bumps up and we'll see clearing skies at the end of the week. very low 80s on friday. >> lots to look forward to. the eagles game, great weekend. let's check your ride to work. if you watch 4 2, if you use th

it is a "spare the air" dade. -- day. >> would you barbecue today if it wasn't a "spare the air" alert? >> may be. i like to barbecue. >> if you want to go outside right now is a good time. get out there and go hiking. we have had 10 of these "spare the air" alerts . this is a live look to work mount diablo, the season typically goes from april through october. today, according to health officials smog can be a pollution problem. we have a hot temperatures and when the wind is not around it lingers. >> we are talking about temperatures well above 100. possibly 105 up to 110 in places like livermore brentwood antioch. >> i want to ask you something. do you actually keep the windows open more or do you use the air conditioner? what do you do when it is so hot?>> in the morning and evening i leave the windows but in the middle of the day we are lucky that our home has air conditioning not by my choice we just inherited it. my wife likes to crank it. >> we are asking you about "spare the air" do you make changes on these alert days. you can see 76% say no. the rest of you say yes you do.>>

air force thunderbirds and the u.s.ghts elite parachute team and for the first time a soviet super sonic mig 17 fighter jet will take flight. thunder over the boardwalk is set to start at 11:00 a.m. the show is free to the public and you can watch anywhere along the boardwalk or the beach and matt pelman and i will be heading down later this morning. we'll be joining the folks on the boardwalk, have some fun. >> be prepared for shenanigans in the air and on the boardwalk. >> i promise to behave. >> that will be a first. we're looking at essentially dry conditions, a lot drier than it was late last night when we had those drenching thunderstorms coming through. storm tracker is picking up a little bit of a sprinkle down in southern chester county right now, a bit more behind that along the i-95 corridor east of baltimore. looks like that stuff up north is falling apart east of reading, so up around quakertown you might be picking up something but none of this is really adding up to that much. as we take a look outside we