these aren't air-to-air fighters. these have one idea and that is to get as deep as you can, drop your nuke and try to get back as far as you can. one aspect of these is how effective are they at bombing? did thompson give us a discussion of this, about the -- of the ability? >> i don't remember if he exactly did, but f-105s being designed as low altitude, high-speed tactical nuke chuckers were not very good at bombing traditionally. >> yeah, so that conventional dispersion of your conventional arms, very difficult. so, this gives us an idea of adaptation. they're using this plane that's designed to do something else to be involved in this air war. and initially these pilots haven't been trained that effectively on dropping conventional munitions. so, they talk about a circular error of probability of 750 feet. that means with the radius of 750 feet, 50% of the bombs dropped are in that -- in that area. only 50%. that doesn't tell us where else everything's going. when you're talking about trying to be precise and hit

and also my studies which really show us how air b.n. b. works for example in new york city there was a report issued by mcgill university in the city which showed that ten percent of all air b.n. b. rentals accounted for half or ten ten percent of hosts accounted for half the rentals and half the revenue in the city and that other big companies have grown out of this business model using it being right it's become more and more attractive for commercial enterprises to do it and air b.n. b. will tell you and they've claimed throughout these arguments that you know these are important for middle class homeowners who actually they need something to supplement their income and studies have shown well actually that's not necessarily case in places like new york and it's probably similar in places like paris berlin cetera why is it sold. is the backlash so big in europe. i mean europe is always going to be a more regulatory market than the u.s. first of all but second of all international tourism is growing is growing fast is the middle class gr

air b.n. b. by people visiting berlin. it's holiday season and for many young people in particular that means getting ready to explore new places. in the first half of the year some six point four million visitors came to the german capital berlin that's the same number as in the whole of two thousand and five. these days an increasing number of people choosing to source their accommodation whether a room or an entire apartment through air b. and b. but it's also about meeting people that's really lovely and i've seen a lot of apartments and cities through the. air b.n. b. was founded ten years ago and went on to become one of the most valuable startups of all time almost five million people in one hundred ninety countries use the service which is worth an estimated thirty billion dollars but it's certainly not a welcome concept everywhere with protests against the company becoming more commonplace some locals say they're being priced out of their own cities by property owners are turning to air

you're going in with air to air escort of primarily in the f-4. okay. this shows anti-aircraft artillery. throwing led up in the air. all the way down to the soldiers who are trained well that when they hear something, just try to go for that golden bb. we're talking small arms which is another issue. this is the reason you don't want to come in too low. primarily in the guideline. these would start off having radar on. shooting off these telephone poles. they continue to make mobile sites that integrate the radar with it. that shows you this integrated air defense system in the small region that you're trying to ingress in and out of. it's decided what to use f-100. we put a pilot in the backseat. we can go right down after these sights and drop bombs on them either on the radar themselves. there was a great interview with one of the guys that first participated in this and thus through the patch, the wild weasels. when hef was asked and told thi is what you're going to do. this shows you the involvement of this mission. they're role is to go in, escor

air force. i think the great story about his family and rising through the ranks is a great it's typical of american immigrant families that come to the united states and succeed, today one of analysts was here today and originally from leningrad and he was commenting how much an inspiration that is to him and to others. when i was preparing for my presentation to introduce general gorenc, i was introduced to them to our good friend, mutual friend general breedlove. and when i was trying to ask about some things to describe general gorenc, general breedlove corrected me and west talk about being a pilot, he said one thing you need emphasize about frank gorenc is that he wasn't f-15 pilot, not an f-16 pilot. and so when i started digging around to bolster my own knowledge about the difference between the two, one of the things of it is a f-15 has four times the range as an f-16 and applies at a higher altitude. so general gorenc has had the luxury of flying at a higher altitude and so we come to

>> we need good air. >> the air quality started to change late afternoon today. we're seeing better air quality now and a lot better than last night. we take you outside and show you san francisco we got low clouds and fog. it's not smoke. back to at&t park there temperatures in the 50s after highs in the mid-60s today. looking at moderate air quality levels around san francisco now. will likely see the same tomorrow. oakland there at the coliseum, high close to 70. 58 degrees now with low clouds. san jose, you might have noticed sunset, still a bit of smoke around the santa clara valley. tomorrow, moderate air quality levels for smoke, not as bad as morning. and the smoke advisory still up technically until sunday. but we passed the worst of the air quality. it's the morning or midday where the smoke levels are high. afternoon and evening we're hoping this pattern starts to set up as sea breeze pushes the smoke away. morning temperatures in the activities with areas of mist and drizzle on the coast near the va to 80 isco. degrees. morgan hill, tri-valley up towa

air force.i was born before world war ii and remember that when we went from a corps, the army air corps to the air force, i'm wondering whether you see any -- the situation was different then than we have today, but were there any considerations then that might be applicable today in making this decision or transition? >> thank you. right here behind you. >> thank you. sandra with space news. thanks all for having this panel today. i wanted to pick up on secretary's point about momentum and the air force presumably had some momentum going with some things they want to do in space. based on your experience, all of you, when you look at potentially a two-year process to reorganize dod or the air force, how likely is it to disrupt or slow down or potentially roll back some of the momentum in the air force, and how difficult will it be for them to stay focused on doing some of the things they are doing in space? >> thank you. one more here, in the sixth row, in the white shirt. >> i'm with talk med

people with air conditioning should put their air conditioning on to recycle. keep the windows and doors closed. if you have to be out and be active, you want to do activities early in the morning. >> reporter: it is the particulates in the air that can have an affect on people and it could get worse this week. even if you feel good today, it could build up and hit you later this week. take it easy, stay inside. i hereby give you permission to skip the outdoor exercise today. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> and president trump spoke for the first time about the california wildfires. >> it's a very tough situation taking place in california for a number of years, and we're going to have to have some meetings about it. there are reasons and things you can do to mitigate what's happened. >> on sunday the president tweeted that the wildfires are, quote, made much worse by bad environmental laws and that water is foolishly being diverted into the pacific ocean. cal fire replied saying, there is no water shortage and that climate c

let's talk about our poor air quality. it's out there right now. it's a spare the air day. be careful it's unhealthy for all of us. >> our main highways are looking okay. friday light so far. the bay bridge toll plaza from our emeryville camera, no metering lights yet, so everyone is cruising through. >> and number seven, as if you needed the money, apple's ceo tim cook slated to become $120 million richer today. cook is in line to receive 560,000 shares of apple stock. >> not bad. >> coming back with another 90 minutes of news. facebook, twitter, and other companies ramping up security for the elections. the big meeting happening today. >> families that lost everything >> families that lost everything in the carr fire are becoming >> this is "abc 7 mornings." >> a carjacking in pursuit, a massive structure fire and emergency landing at sfo, and a spare the air alert. it's been a very busy morning. we're following all these for you. >> that's not all. state lawmakers are stepping into the controversy after verizon throttled data of local firefighters. >> plus take a live lo

people with air-conditioning should put their air-conditioning on to recycle. keep the windows and doors closed. if you have to be out and be active, you want to do activities early in the morning. >> reporter: janet rhodes was out this morning. she says she definitely wants to be inside this afternoon. >> didn't notice that it looked smokey yesterday and today. i'm not really feeling it right now, because it's still early morning and it's cool out and that's when i take my walks. >> reporter: the experts tell us you really should just skip your outdoor workout today. >> this isn't real exercise. it's an easy walk with the dog, i try and do everything in the morning and just stay inside in the afternoon when it's really bad. >> reporter: if you are going out this afternoon, not a bad idea to grab one of these, make sure you cover your nose and your mouth, especially for the elderly, children and those with lung conditions. those are the most vulnerable in these conditions. live in la fee yet, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> we could see more of the spare the air

air to air escorts. try merrily in the f4. >> okay? >> that is one in element of this integrated air system. the other element that is probably most successful in the war., the shows aircraft artillery primarily. some larger caliber. maybe you might consider the small arms in a sense. but certainly thrown right up in the air. all the way down to the soldiers, who are trained very well, that when they hear something, to try to go for that golden bb. >> a lot of these antiaircraft artillery, a lot of larger calories -- calibers are larger -- we're talking sophisticated small arms and antiaircraft artillery. you have the fighters flying around. this is the reason why you don't want to come into low. if you come into low, and these are the guys that are going to get you. but then, scarier for the pilots, you can go to high either. because, you have surface-to- air missiles. primarily -- guidelines. they would start off, having radar on, shooting off the telephone pole. that thing would come out and do -- and destroy your aircraft. there is

the air force and the south vietnamese air force will get this into one. the navy gets two, three, four and 6b and the air force gets five and six a. that was a great example. later in the work when there is a recognition of response and the idea of we are going to allow the airfield and there is an effort to after those who are having great success we will go after the airfield outside of hanoi and the navy wanted apart. it took extra coordination to break down the barriers and about the confliction. other than that you are kept to your place. this shows refueling tracks and it also shows something very significant and i think the reading did a good job of search and rescue. a couple good pictures. a picture of eb 66 that is jamming any radar. there is the general of the seventh air force commander. the intellectual air force commander. he will pen a book. a good book for us to reflect on. once again we have a fact dominated air force structure. this is the aircraft you think might be carrying out these missions in total. this would have been too much of

meteorologist rob mayeda is tracking air quality in the bay. it is soupy out there. >> here's what you can't see. mt. diablo is out there somewhere in the smoke and haze. 97 degrees. san jose, more haze. 83 degrees. right now, around the east and south bay, these areas in orange is good enough for spare the air, unhealthy air quality levels around livermore and just to the south of san jose. wildfire smoke. the denser smoke continues to be off to the north. we continue to see that dropping to the south and to the north and east bay valleys. again tomorrow, more hazy sxipz another spare the air day today. worst air quality around the santa clara valley. temperatures climbing into the mid and upper 90s. in. coming up a big change in temperatures. we'll let you know how that will impact your sunday forecast a few minutes from now. >> thank you. as rob just mentioned, air quality will be an issue all weekend long. sergio quin tan nab talked with the officials monitoring the situation and joins us live in emeryville. hi, sergio. >>, of course, the f

this is a spare-the-air day. a potential for poor air quality especially in the south bay. patchy drizzle in the coast and a slight warming trend especially inland where the temperatures are the greatest deviation from normal. in fact, we're only 70 in brentwood and morgan hill. 73 in clear lake. the rest of us in the low to mid sect. you can see over the last couple hours, it is starting to erase from the east bay valleys in the south bay, the areas with the most sunshine today. all of us influenced by the jet stream trying to steer the heaviest of the smoke to our south and east through the weekend. fingers crossed, this should be the last day with the potential for poor air quality. a few 80s out there, especially up north, ukiah. the rest of our inland neighborhoods mid to upper 70s. mid 60s around san francisco and half moon bay. about 70 to 75 degrees around the bay. italian heritage night for the giants. cool, 61 degrees. dropping down to about 58. the first pitch is about 7:15. in the south bay, one of the areas that could have the poorest air quality today. you can

air quality impacted. we have to keep an eye on that for tomorrow especially with the warm and hot weather. cooling begins on friday and more cooling kicking in by the weekend. >> thank you. >>> 7:18 now. future of daca could be decided in a texas courtroom today. the reason past rulings from a judge could have a big impact on the future of the program. >>> video to share here as people team up to rescue an endangered whale near cancun, mexico. they push it, use ropes and small boats to tug the whale back to deeper waters. we'll be right back. . >>> stiem 7:21. happening today -- time is 7:21. happening today, cat brooks takes the first legal step in running for the mayor of oakland in the up coming election in november. people have been encouraging her to run. she will file paperwork with the oakland city clerk this afternoon. she is facing a crowded field in her challenge to lib scheff. >>> san francisco mayor london breed is expanding programs to help the homeless as part of her new two year $11 billion

i plan onywhere the bay area having at least a few hours at a minimum of the soupy air, the smoky air that we had all afternoon long. it will get better by tomorrow but likely not before. 60 degrees in san francisco, 62 in concord, 62 in san jose, hazy everywhere throughout the bay area, santa rosa 57, 50s overnight, clouds and fog will fill in just about everywhere. not as much tomorrow night, a little bit of a change for saturday, redwood city 59 degrees. ocean breeze that normally clearing oosting breeze -- ocean breeze, some of that smoke emanating from canadian wildfires, tomorrow mine foggy and low clouds, then low clouds into hazy sunshine. kind of a yucky day if you are looking up tomorrow. air quality will improve. for the weekend. what we don't see in this picture is a large ridge of high pressure anywhere close to san francisco or the bay area. three separate but distinct areas of lower pressure to our east and north, west and southwest, all three of these will allow the marine layer to be pretty thick which means the cooler influence of the ocean has a better opportunity o

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ramstein air ramstein air i checked over. the name ramstein can refer either to a huge us air base in southwestern germany. or the small community of right next to it. is imposed on them to be there well not just a military base where an ordinary small town in rhineland faults they got a song that night through the city but for more than six decades the u.s. military has brought economic prosperity to this region there's a big old about it being discussed there because there's that but it has also brought weapons of mass destruction and veyron mental damage and no whites. sure is vital to the peace and stability of of germany itself so we felt the felt was something that. the public had to tour. ramstein was also the scene of one of the worst aviation accidents in post-war german history. ramstein air base resembles small town america there are shopping centers housing complexes movie theaters and sports facilities all the creature comforts of home but for many military personnel ramstein is also their first introduction to e

air quality officials say the best way to avoid the effects of the air is stay inside. for families with a busy weekend, that's easier said than done. >> a mustang tournament taking place in walnut creek. i was coughing the whole time, the kids were playing in the soccer game. difficult to deal with. >> air quality management district is asking people to consider not driving to reduce the amount of smog in the air. >>> firefighters spent yesterday checking for hot spots in martinez after friday night's dramatic brush fire. it broke out on highway 4. the flames burned 30 acres of hillside. at one point, the homes were threatened and the fire burned in the hills. crews were able to stop the flames before it reached any buildings or homes. investigators say they believe sparks from a vehicle started that fire. >>> be sure to track the conditions days in advance with the nbc bay area weather app. get updates on the forecast for your neighborhood right there in the palm of your hand. >>> we are following a developing story in berkeley. a drive-by shooting at a busy park. som

tomorrow's air quality forecast still has a smoke advisory but not a spare the air day.smoke which i think if you're making plans tomorrow will be higher during the morning hours. how most of the bay area sees moderate levels and we begin to see some clearing through the central bay. what may be different into tomorrow evening is how that push of air coming in from the coast begins to get some of that smoky sky out of the bay area. the closer you are to northern sonoma county still seeing some smoke there and more wind on sunday we hope will continue to improve air quality steadily. morning temperatures with some drizzle and mist with the fog. numbers in the mid to upper 50s and high temperatures tomorrow trending warmer. san jose climbing into the low 80s. the tri-valley heading up to concord. 60s and 70s still from hayward into fremont. a cool 60s coast side with some morning drizzle. north bay temperatures to low 80s. so the weather will turn more interesting by sunday. wind to get the smoke out of the region. we're going to have to watch out for weather watch dry yet

phase one was to knock out the royal air force and get control of the air.s had wiped out poland and france. destroy communication and transport lines. above all, get command of the air. two, pulverized the coastline with dive bombers. get parachute troops to take over the airfields and establish dominance. phase three. actual invasion. they come across in high-speed barges under an umbrella protecting fighter planes. then, send spearheads of armed might to divide, surround, and destroy all opposition. that is all there is to it. conquer britain. forced a surrender of the british. with the combined power of germany, britain, italy, france, and japan, he could control the seas. the torch of freedom flickered low. on the invasion coast, more than 100 police with german divisions were singing the nazi theme song, sailing against england, as they waited the words from hitler. here, for weeks, all of the supplies and weapons of the nazi war regime had been turned for the britain -- toward written. -- britain. ♪ the jobs of the nazi whale were sent to swallow. wha

air pollution is a threat from africa, to here in britain.ay only become obvious in the decades ahead. david shukman, bbc news. assistant professor xi chen from yale school of public health is one of the authors of the report and, on the line from beijing, he told me more about his findings. this study build up from the previous study and is quite innovative in terms of we looked at all age cohorts. previously, people more focused on children or the elderly but we say that in fact, it develops a lung age, so it will get even worse as people get older and there is a clear gender pattern. this is a factor that is also missing in the previous study. but the gender pattern is very important, we find a large impact, a much larger impact for men compared to for women, so it could have implications for the labour market because people are taking state exams. if during polluted days they are taking those exams, and they are affecting the males and females differently, then it will affect the efficiency of the labour market. also, people who are recei

the air-quality and marysville and places like that, really, really bad, some of the worst air quality in the state but what happens today is that some of it came back our way. we have a spare the air day tomorrow and i bet we see one tomorrow and thursday as well. we will see unhealthy air for i inland bay area communities. the best air-quality will be right along the coast and along the bay, places like san francisco with pretty good air- quality, sausalito and it's when you get out to concord and san rafael down the morgan hill -- that's the story with the smoke and when i come back we will talk about the warm up around here which is kind of starting tomorrow and will continue for the next couple of days. >>> new numbers tonight on cal fire on the mendocino complex fire. the river fire, which is the smaller of the two, is 78% contained and has burned nearly 49,000 acres. the ranch fire though is much larger and still roaring. that fire is only 20% contained, down a bit from yesterday as the fire continues to grow. it's now burned 244,000 acres. >> together they've entered the record

air force , the general gore retired from the air force after 37 years and four months of service on a sober first, 2016. -- october 1, 2016. the general had a distinguished career in the air force but i think his own personal story about his family with the roots in the balkans and how his family moved to the united in 1964, 1962eve -- that story about how his family came here and grew up in wisconsin. he has a brother that served in the air force, and when the brother that was at the air force academy in colorado springs frank went to visit him, he was inspired him to want to work with the air force. the great story of his family and rising to the ranks is a great story. today one of our analysts was here and was commenting about how much of that inspiration that is to him and others. when i was preparing all my presentation, i was introduced -- when i was asking about how to describe the corrected, and he said one thing you need to hehasize about him is that was an f-16 pilot. of the things i learned is the f-15 has four times the range of an f-16 and can fly at a higher altitude.

air power. let's figure out the mission of air power for the normandy invasion. you got to get air superiority over the battle field. got that one right? then we have something called the transportation map. this was something that was greatly debated. air power guys said they didn't want to do it. eisenhower made the argument for it and ultimately they ended up doing this thing. take a look at what we are trying to do. what is it we are trying to do. take a look. what they want to do is isolate the battle field. they want to destroy transportation, rail systems, bridges, roads that bleed into the normandy area. that's the idea. to do that what else does he have to do. they have to bomb a lot of other things so they don't give away the location of the site. how many french men did we kill? 70,000. that's right with the normandy invasion in preparation for this thing the strategic bombing campaign we will kill 70,000 french men in the process of world war ii. air power for the mission. during the preparation for the bombing in the normandy area they also have the

here is a statement from the air marshals' associations. marshal'. it says they believe that missions based on recognized intelligence are in support of investigations. skies" program does not meet the criteria we find acceptable. the american public would be --ter served talked to your marshals about this program. -- about this program? guest: for quite a few years, the air marshals have conducted the surveillance missions on behalf of the fbi usually. if the fbi has an open terrorism investigation, and all of a sudden, the target is on the move, because air marshals are waiting at the airport, they are assigned to go follow the subject. of theirke up the tail target, and then, report everything they do, write down everything they talk to, what are they doing on their computer? are youv time, and who talking to, and what are you drinking, or are you drinking anything? and a million other things. program is now doing the same thing except for ordinary americans who are not under investigation. and the information is being collected. tsa thing it coul

air employees. we'll provide more information as it becomes available. >> analyst josh campbell joins us on the phone from corona island, california. josh, it seems fortunate, if we believe this story that indeed the mechanic is this was a suicide flight. the mechanic wanted to kill himself. if this is true. we are fortunate that the mechanic didn't have the intention to harm others. i was just discussing with one of our earlier guests, that german wings flight three years ago. where the pie lot was depressed. he had mental health issues. and he threw everybody on the plane. 150 people total in the plane into the side of a mountain. and killed everybody. this clearly was not the case here. you nailed it. look at the video. see acrobatics. see strange maneuvering this person was doing in the aircr t aircraft. this could have been worse. we dodged a bullet. think what could have tragically transpired in a situation like this. it is troubling. i know as a former investigator. there are two aspects to a

sound from - tom flannigan - bay area air quality management district we are staying really bad air qualityut there if you seen it or smell it you should go in your home.tom flannigan with the bay area air quality management district says see if you see it, smell it it's bad and you shouldn't breath it in. sound from - tom flannigan - bay area air quality management district "these are tiny little particles that get in our lungs in damage us "and tom flannigan says, the same goes for pets.. bring them indoors if the smokey skies have reached your neighborhood. and flanigan says this advice goes double for children kids have developing lungs and can be more impacted by poor air quality.i asked about the masks? should we be wearing them ? sound from - tom flannigan - bay area air quality management district there is a significant create completely breathable air are complicated if you are in the area the bay area right now is experiencing a one two punch of poor air quality the smoke from the wildfires and summer smog car pollution. sound from - tom flannigan - bay area air quality management

force in control of the air.tain also had an air force. an air force outnumbered 10 to one by the enemy, both in men and machines and then there was britain herself. the people of britain. the people who were to be terrorized and forced to surrender. they knew that every man, woman, and child in uniform or not would be helpless targets in the onslaught that was to come. they knew they had a lot to do with not much time to do it. the clerk, the butcher, the farmer, the member of parliament, they formed a civilian army, britain's home guard. they started from scratch. experience, equipment. supplies. all were scarce. only one shell to fire at each practice. the women of britain refused to be left out. >> we're in this too. we'll put up the barrage balloons. the guns. we'll run the railroads and again the trains through on time. -- the planes, carry the dispatches. drive the ambulances around the buses and we'll see that our man don't go hungry. >> others work. men and women alike. they worked full time. overtime, d

the bay area air quality district don't expect to issue a spare the air day but they will be monitoring. >> we monitor air pollution every hour and we put out reports on our website. . >> reporter: anyone traveling to lake tahoe should be aware the worse air quality is east of sacramento along the i-80. and the air district says if you smell smoke turn your car or home air conditioning units to recirculate and avoid activities outside. reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> crews in oakland cleaned up a homeless encampment today. tense and trash filled the square. neighbors say -- tents and trash filled filled the square. rushingers saw a dozen -- workers saw a dozen rats and they allowed the homeless to collect longings before clearing out the -- belongings before clearing out the park. >>> an uber driver accused in the death of a 6-year-old girl. he was found guilty of vehicular manslaughter. he struck and killed the six- year-old on new year's eve of 2013. she was in the crosswalk with her mother and brother. the other family members were injured but survived. he faces

air force undersecretary matthew donovan, air force vice chief of staff stephen wilson, and chief master sergeant of the air force kathleen wright. i also want to thank v.a. secretary robert wilkie for joining us. you are doing a great job. at the vets are very happy and i hear a toomey. and representative matt gaetz and john larson, thank you for being here. thank you. appreciate it. we are gathered here this afternoon to pay tribute to our fallen warrior, a great warrior, technical sergeant john chapman and to award him our nation's highest and most revered military honor. would you all please join me in welcoming a wonderful family that i just met in the oval office, the chapman family. thank you. please stand up. [applause] pres. trump: and to his beautiful wife, valerie, who agrees that he was a very brave man right from the beginning. right, you knew that? i know that this day has truly brought special meaning, exactly 26 years ago, you married john. today, it is our great honor to share his incredible story with the world, so thank you very much, valerie. appreciate it. and your d

unhealthy air because of all the air pollution from people on the roads.ke from fires in california, oregon and canada that makes the skies to hazy. many people in lafayette spent the day taking advantage of the warm weather - but officials advise people to stay indoors especially is you smell smoke in the air. the air quality is mostly harmful to children and seniors.these unhealthy and moderate levels can cause throat irritation, congestion, chest pain and it can trigger asthma.that's why judy sandberg takes measures to protect her family.<"i try to keep the kids inside a little bit more, but they still have their sports so they're still doing them. try to keep them in a bit more. not leaving the windows open. using the air conditioning, which doesn't overall, but keeps it from getting worse inside.">air quality officials ask you to not add to the pollution and instead carpool or take public transportation. wood burning is not banned today but it is highly discouraged. air quality officials say it's not as bad as last year during the wine country fires -

the air quality in the now ... the air happening now ...lity in the bay area is going to be very poor today. that's because of the fires buring in northern california. ( james ) kron 4's will tran joins us live from concord. will... what are the conditions like where you are? ( will ) surrounding wildfires are continuing to impact bay area air quality... and it's expected to get worse. the bay area air quality management district issued an advisory yesterday ... which is expected to last through tomorrow. the smoke is expected to remain high in the atmosphere, but officials are predicting a change that will bring the smoke down to ground level in some spots. those walking around downtown livermore say, they have already noticed it. <"when my sister and i were going to drive to practice tennis we noticed a lot and when we were playing it was a little harder to breathe.">( will ) people who smell smoke are advised to limit their outdoor exposure ... and remain inside with the doors and windows shut until the smoke clears. ( darya ) thanks wil

the bad air continues in the bay area for the second day in a row. we are under a spare the air alert, and if you've been outside, you're looking at why. smoke, pollution, hot temperatures, all of them creating hazardous conditions. that's a live look over san jose and normally you'd be able to see mt. hamilton. we bring in meteorologist rob mayeda who has been tracking the conditions for us. just another gray, murky day ouout there. >> you just can't see mt. diablo to the east right now. bit of good news, heat no longer the issue as we go back to the work week but smoke continues to be the problem out of the major wildfires burning to the north, the denser smoke for the most part staying away from the bay area, but at times we see the smoke drifting in from the north. we'll get another run of that smoke coming in likely this evening into tomorrow morning. the air quality, the hazy skies you're looking at is moderate but again, good enough for a tomorrow through tuesday, we'll continue to see similar conditions if those hazy skies, technically not a

it is a spare the air day in effect. we'll have poor air quality.r, refreshing hair moves in. that's going to help to mix out some of the smoke we have in our atmosphere. some coastal drizzle on tuesday. then, carolyn, by wednesday, the second half of the accuweather forecast, temperatures at or slightly below average. download the accuweather app to track those temperatures. as the sun comes out later today, they'll quickly warm. >> and you'll want to know what's going on the rest of the week. >> it's great. >> thank you, drew. >> sure. >>> ahead, one of the biggest exhibits and auctions of memorabilia tied to california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is becoming more extreme and we all have to be better prepared. that's why pg&e is adopting new and additional safety precautions to help us monitor and respond to dangerous weather. hi, i'm allison bagley, a meteorologist with pg&e's community wildfire safety program. we're working now, to enhance our weather forecasting capabilities, building a network of new we

the air quality map at this hour is spare the air conditions around san jose. compared to where we were last night where we had a microclimate weather alert, you see how much worse it was from san francisco, oakland and into san jose. the sea breeze is pushing the smoke on out and our spare the air conditions continuing through the evening, but notice tomorrow how air quality slowly starts to improve. you will notice the smoke advise rethrough sunday and we will have an hour by hour outlook and much cooler changes ahead in the seven-day forecast coming up in 12 minutes. >> thanks. as rob mentioned, the pollution and the bad air is leading to the elevated levels of pollution. experts say if you can avoid driving, you should. things like barbecuing also impact air quality. most schools are keeping to their schedules and letting kids play outdoors and have football games tonight. parents understand it's a tough situation to deal with. >> they are kids. you can't keep the kids inside all day. i would be at home if i could, but you can't do it here at the school. >>

it is not a spare the air day today. air quality improving but if you can use mass transit, that's recommended. no delays on bart. normal service no delays for san francisco bay ferry. >>> thousands of families will benefit from a back to school event in san jose. as they have for many years, sacred heart community service will distribute backpacks and supplies. amy holyfield live for us in san jose. >> reporter: everyone got to register online this year. so need to stand in long lines. they got to go on their computer and register for the day. the day is finally here. look at the backpacks. there's a great variety, a little something for everyone. the kids get to come in here and pick out a backpack and then get some school supplies. they get to fill it up with all kinds of supplies that have been donated. they're a little low on supplies, so if you would like to donate this morning you still can here in san jose. >> they'll be able to get the school supplies or make a monetary donation and they will just need to drive

now you may have to run the air conditioner to keep some of the air clean in your house. the lows tonight, about 51 in santa rosa and napa and cloverdale to about 57 in antioch and san jose. my accuweather seven-day forecast, a slight warming trend saturday and sunday and we're back below average next week. here's alexis. >> good morning. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza from the emeryville camera. we have swung that around using that inside this week, the other one is out of commission right now and other than a stackup in the cash lanes we're okay. no metering lights yet. big head's up for this weekend i you are planning on using bart, major track repairs once again between 19th street and west oakland stations. free bus bridge will be provided between those stations all day saturday and sunday and that will add time to your trip. >> thank you. >>> happening today, facebook, twitter and other tech companies are meeting to talk security ahead of the midterm elections. >> and it's back. sony's robot dog is returning to the u.s. here's tech bites. >> in today's

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it )s about air quality. as meteorologist kari hall is >>> we are going the question of the day outside here in the nbc bay area parking lot. you see the fleet of live trucks ready to head out for the news of the day. we came outside because today we're talking about the weather and as we've mentioned, kari hall has talked about the fact that this is a spare the air day and could be a problem for folks with sensitive respiratory systems. we have this post quiz or poll on twitter asking you, have you taken any special precautions? at this point, 7% of you say, you are using a face mask. 40% of people say they're limiting outdoor activity. i'm doing that today. 21% of people say they're mindful of it. 32% of people say all of the above. remember, if you are sensitive, you have a sensitive respiratory system, limit your outdoor activity. try to take mass transit if you can to keep some cars off the roadway and pollution plus wildfire smoke that's a problem. it's always much more interesting when you join the con

smoke and hayes will continue to fill the air as tomorrow will be another spare-the-air day.ll have a cooler pattern beginning over the weekend. overnight look for mainly clear skies inland. once again we'll have fog at the coast, pushing locally over the bay. overnight low temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s and tomorrow's highs will range from mid and upper 60s at the coast where it will be breezy to upper 70s and low 80s along the bay. 97 to almost 100 degrees livermore, concord, antioch and firfield. 101 at lakeport and 103 at ukiah. on friday we'll see temperatures moderate just a little bit. the heat holds on in the inland areas. on saturday we'll see temperatures in a slightly cooler range, mainly low 90s inland. lots of upper 80s in other inland locations. around the bay we'll see low to mid 70s on saturday. further cooling on sunday as temperatures finally settle down to what we consider an average range. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow will be the warmest day in the forecast, gradual cooling going into the weekend. once it cools down to

the air quality is just like the air quality here in northern california, it has been very bad. it is up and down the state and will continue. we will get updates on all of the fires burning across california in just a little bit. >>> it is wednesday morning august 8. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us mark is in for steve today. are we going to get any relief from this air quality? >> air quality, that will be the case tomorrow at least with some haze impacting the bay area. we will watch for that into thursday. we have red flag warnings issued for southern california. if you areas topping 100 degrees. we have a father -- a fire weather watch beginning later tomorrow and through saturday. impacting our local fire zones toward the carr fire and the mendocino complex, including the ranch fire. look at how widespread this coverage has been moving quickly across lake county over the past week or so. current numbers around the fire zone, 61 - 71 degrees. that smoke drifting into the bay area, that air alert issued for today for the moderate to unhealthy

people with air conditioning should put the air conditioning on to recycle.ive, you want to do activities early in the morning. >> reporter: the particulates in the air can have an effect on people and could get worse this week. it's supposed to be hot this week. even if you feel good today it could hit you later this week. go ahead and take it easy. i'm here to give you permission to hit the snooze button and skip the outdoor workout today. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> i guess that's the only upside, amy. thank you. >>> we know north beach, soma and the mission in san francisco, but where and what is east cut? well, that is the new name for an area covering rincon hill, part of south beach and 30 blocks surrounding the transbay terminal. they've been announcing this about a year now, but it's kind of now getting settled into the language. banners proclaim the east cut pays homage to history mentioning the gold rush and old coffee manufacturers in the neighborhood. a community benefit district made up of 4500 property owners,

unhealthy air because of all the air pollution from people on the roads.a that makes the skies to hazy. many people in lafayette spent the day taking advantage of the warm weather - but officials advise people to stay indoors especially is you smell smoke in the air. the air quality is mostly harmful to children and seniors.these unhealthy and moderate levels can cause throat irritation, congestion, chest pain and it can trigger asthma.that's why judy sandberg takes measures to protect her family.<"i try to keep the kids inside a little bit more, but they still have their sports so they're still doing them. try to keep them in a bit more. not leaving the windows open. using the air conditioning, which doesn't overall, but keeps it from getting worse inside.">air quality officials ask you to not add to the pollution and instead carpool or take public transportation. wood burning is not banned today but it is highly discouraged. air quality officials say it's not as bad as last year during the wine country fires - but it is something people should take serio

in fact, we're going to transition to smoky sunshine and unhealthy air. another spare the air day. highs will roll downhill as it gets breezy starting tomorrow and keep your fingers crossed it will start to bring cleaner air into our neighborhoods. 82 in milpitas, 83 sunnyvale. mid to upper 80s towards san jose and upper 90s hill and gilroy. low to mid 80s north to san mateo and then upper 70s, low 70s around millbrae. mid 60s along the coast today. you can see the white there. a lot of cloud cover once again. on the bayside, 70 in downtown to 72 in south san francisco and sausalito. mid 60s north bay coast. pockets of sunshine here. full-on sunshine and haze, though, in the valleys with mid 80s to low 90s. around the fires around 100. temperatures right around 80 in richmond and san leandro and newark. couple degrees either side along the east bay shore. inland the electric bill is going to be enormous for the past couple weeks. mid 90s to 101. tonight we'll have 60s in our inland neighborhoods, 50s around the bay. not quite as much cloud cover as this morning. my accuweather seve

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