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how bad air at point. there were times, but people he's been good, even able >> take expect. >> can smell smoke outside. you're likely breathing smoke and it's best to head inside and close your windows and doors that it's not too hot. we also recommend that you set your air conditioning unit and carbon systems to recirculate. so you're not pulling that smoky air indoors. >> now, back out here live, you can see these are some of the foot hills we're currently near the san pedro square area. >> again, that they can. hayes. earlier this morning, we were seeing a little bit of that put hill and now you can't really see. >> anything of it. so as the morning progresses, obviously we're going to see a lot more of this thick and smoke through the air. chat with some people and what they're doing when it comes to outdoor activities and how they're managing that. very latest in san michael thomas, i will send it back to you. all right, michael, thank you for that time. now 7, 0, for the fremont unified school distr

>> it is called iq air.nitor air globally along with the united nations and other big sustainability partners and the ceo tells me we have to create sanctuaries in our homes when the air is unhealthy. she tells me that filtration is really going to be important so choose a room, get an air purifier if you can. they're pricey, if you can't get one, that's all right. if you have an n-95 mask, that will help everybody. some people wonder why it's called n-95, it's removing 95% of particulate matter, a topic we'll get to in just a second. however, even if you don't have that mask lying around, you can focus on closing off the cracks in the windows and doors in your home. specifically in the safe room to protect yourself. >> if you focus and isolate within one room that will be your safe room, you close that room off to other parts of the house, and what that allows to do when you have air puifiers and filtrations, it allows the air to be substantially cleaner. we're not talking 10% cleaner, we're talking about t

arose in france during the first world war to denote the best combat pilots , i.e. ace a master of air combat, then an ace was called a pilot who shot down five or more planes the enemy with mini card aces , especially with spades and rough drafts , inflated the fuselages of aircraft of various armies, this tradition has also passed into modern combat aviation , to mark your aircraft with aces means to consider himself as an ace pilot and demonstrate this is the largest air invasion in the world, combat aircraft and rotorcraft, cruise and ballistic missiles, unmanned attack reconnaissance drones , not every pilot believed that this is really not training, this is really for real, how our pilots and anti-aircraft fighters dropped a thief from the ukrainian sky the most important thing is that they do not have superiority in the air, they cannot operate more freely on our territory, that military intelligence learned from the downed enemy pilots and how many of ours they were exchanged for it was still up to the absolutely senior officer. well, how should it be personal to sing down russ

you can see just exactly where the air is bad. this is from air now. dot gov. you see right in the north bay, mostly orange, which means the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups that as we move it down over to the peninsula, that orange turns into red, which means it's completely and healthy and that red is seen all the way down the peninsula past palo alto well into san jose that makes its way back all the way up over until the east bay places near oakland and richmond. and take a look at this video. this is just what the air has been looking like all this week and many people were saying that they couldn't even see the san francisco skyline from the east bay. you can see just how thick and hazy it looks. eric spurts say that if you're smelling smoke, you're more than likely inhaling some of its. you should try and stay inside. if you do smell it, close your doors, close your windows. and of course, he's rare condition to circulate that indoor air. they also say that right now, bay area, residents and businesses should not be using fireplaces wood stoves pall

act to recognize the diverse air pollution challenges facing each state due to a history of severe air quality problems, the e.p.a. can grant california waivers to set vehicle emission standards that are more protective than those at the federal level. and other states can voluntarily adopt california's standards if they choose to do so. e.p.a. has granted dozens of these waivers and 17 states and the district of columbia have followed california's lead, including my home state of new jersey. now the law ensures any state has the freedom to choose to adopt these stronger vehicle emission standards if it works for them. h.r. 1435 would gut that freedom of choice. the bill directs the e.p.a. to revoke all existing waivers and future waivers under the clean air act for any california vehicle, emission standards related to internal combustion engines. this bill would turn back the clock for over 50 years of both congress and the e.p.a. recognizing california's statutory authority to set more protective vehicle emission standards. it infringes on the rights of states like my home state of n

so as a result, we have poor air quality and the spare the air alert in place. you can see a sampling here of some of the sensors throughout the day today, this morning. and you can see for san rafael, livermore, redwood city and san jose, look at that. 5:00 this morning, it was in the red 159 and then in all afternoon it's been in the orange group which is unhealthy for sensitive groups. just to remind you of the scale, this would be great air quality in the green, orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups, unhealthy in the red. and this would be the real hazardous levels we have seen in the past. thankfully we have not reached that level just yet with with the pattern this week. here's a look at the current air quality sensors right now as we coming closer to the bay area in the yellows and in the oranges. so we still have a lot of haze showing up in the bay area. skies here is our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge. we should be able to show you san francisco, but that is not possible right now. with all that haze and all that smoke drifting in the fo

the bay area air district bumping up its air qualitied a surprisery to a spare-the-air alert. new developments in the last hour. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. smoke has dropped a heavy haze across the bay area, and the air is at an unhealthy level. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring what we can expect today. kari, i understand we're also dealing with that spare-the-air alert. >> we are continuing to see our air quality remain unhealthy across the bay area, even as that marine layer starts to lift, we're still seeing the particulate matter in the air unhealthy for people with heart conditions or breathing problems. limit your time outside. this is also dangerous for the elderly and children who may be outside during their recess time or maybe happen to have recess indoors at this hour. we're looking at the range. the numbers have been hazardous across the bay area, so we're having to limit our outdoor exposure. this same wildfire has been here for weeks, but we saw it with the air pressure north and east. we do expect to have the same weather setup into the day

duck, wind is an air quality specialist with the bay area air quality management district. he says the wind circulation is expected to become heavy and will continue to bring unhealthy conditions to the area. >> we do anticipate an impact in the bay area to continue through today and thursday. >> the haze is stemming from intense smoke from several major fires burning along the southern coast of oregon and in far northern california. south of the oregon border. >> it's possible these conditions could remain for a few days. our incident meteorologist is looking at a cold front coming into the area today that is going to bring in strong winds. and so we have a likelihood of additional fire growth and fire growth means additional smoke. but as we look out towards the weekend, there's increasing chance of rain bringing relief back to the bay area. >> smoke coming down take long distances. >> there's a lot of variables, including when temperatures impact, how the smoke plume is going to behave. >> the bay area has 30 air quality monitoring stations that track the latest aqi leve

eventually occurs and the high level air becomes warmer than the air below it. this is a temperature inversion. in denora, the warm air acts as cap over the valley, trapping fumes inside. special effects expert david woods replicates the capping effect of a temperature inversion using models and smoke machine. this is a representation of danora, town in a steep-sided valley. as you can see, most of the pollution is actually leaving the valley as it should, and uh, this perspects lid represent the warm air cap that formed over the valley, trapping in the pollution. as days go by, the toxic fumes have nowhere to go, the smog. builds, getting thicker and swamping the town. five days in and the situation takes an alarming turn. young telephone operator, alice uriniac struggles through the smog to reach work. we had to buzz in to get in the door and the girl let me in, and she said, hurry up, get up here, she says, get your set on people dying. the doctor's telephone starts to ring off the hook. after a while we realized you know something was drastically wrong here. the emergency service

air filters running. but when it reaches the point of red, it's just like that call of do we stay inside and, you know, maybe pass illnesses or do we try to have early pickups and really just keep everyone safe? >> cyrus yamin, a parent, is finding the silver lining. >> it threw an awesome wrench into my day because i get to have an adventure with my son. prem, what are we going to do, primo? have adventure minutes away. >> children's fairyland making a similar decision to close its gates early by one in the afternoon. up until that point, they were offering masks to guests as they entered volunteer for summer. cunningham said she kept her mask on the whole time. we're both really sensitive to the smell and i currently can get headaches. >> it's maddie here has a hard time with breathing. it definitely provides a lot of discomfort. >> meanwhile, the oakland unified school district is instituting its poor air quality day protocols. >> but so we've we've been informing our staff uh- to keep windows closed i

and here's a look at our air current air quality where we're in the moderate category for san francisco, oakland, you can see sensitive groups still in the orange here from the east bay to the south bay. but we haven't gotten into our sea breeze, obviously, upper 40s in novato and santa rosa, but we have those strong north winds. that's why we have our red flag warning for the interior hills around hillsborough to around 40 and 50 mile an hour winds already. but there's a look at our fog as it pulls back. then we'll get into the sea breeze so the rest of us will have that hazy afternoon sun. it's the north bay until about 5:00 because of this system here dropping to the side of us that will allow for those breezy winds. then we get a good weekend. and look what is on its heels. a cold front that looks to bring just a little bit of precip our way for the beginning of next week, maybe a couple hundredths over a 10th up in santa rosa. so as for today, the hazy conditions, the breezy to gusty winds above about 2500ft in the north bay. and we'll look for temperatures to stay the same. upper

go to our website nbcbayarea.com/air quality. let's go talk to paul. 49ers home opener is tonight and you likely know this. they have a 2-0 start with hopes of winning a sixth super bowl word our anthony flores is at levi's stadium. anthony, what is the vibe, i always at that first. >> reporter: [ laughter ] audrey, as you can imagine. players from both teams just left the field and finished their pregame warm-ups. the next time we see them it will be go time. the atmosphere is electric. we've seen the 49ers play to road games and for tonight the faithful will see the niners at levi's stadium. i've had fans coming up to me from tallahassee and they said, i'm from washington all the way down here to see the 49ers play. they are excited to see the niners at levi's stadium. >> it's cool to see they come to levi's stadium. anything we should know about or lookout for tonight? >> for the 49ers starting receiver is inactive. he hurt his shoulder in the last game. against the giants team they are 1-1 and blown out by the cowboys and it

the sukhoi 30 is an advanced fighterjet that has both air to air and air to ground capabilities in the exported to myanmar. it has an even greater capacity to carry weapons, up to 8,000kg, and, as of this moment, represents the most advanced aircraft in the arsenal of the myanmar military. captain aung knows these jets well. before defecting, he helped prepare for their arrival. so far, two have been delivered. he shares his vital intelligence about the aircraft with groups trying to bring them down. are you ever troubled by the fact that you're giving information to groups that are fighting against your former colleagues, yourformerfriends? but information that you are giving may lead to the killing of your former colleagues. in the air, this is how the resistance is fighting back. 25—year—old khin sein leads a group of female drone bombers. they adapt civilian drones to carry home—made bombs. the resistance relies on public donations. she was a university student when the coup happened. chanting the military crackdown pushed her to take up arms, and it's scenes like this that keep he

the current air quality map from the purple air sensor shows unhealthy air quality ratings right around the central bay. some of the worst ever the readings this afternoon have been parked around san francisco and the east side of the bay. these are not the official sensors. i will step off screen for a second so i can show you what the official sensors look like. the match up pretty well. unhealthy readings for marin county and much of the san francisco peninsula . here is the thing. here is what the air district website says for today. moderate air quality. it is not moderate. this forecast has not been updated since 8: 44 this morning, which is absolutely ridiculous that we have flat out unhealthy air and a lot of the school districts take their cues from the air district. so they have been sending kids out to play in this unhealthy air. it will gradually improve tomorrow, but we have the threat of new fires getting going with gusts out of the north and the fire weather watch will be in effect from 11:00 tomorrow through 11:00 a.m. thursday. so it is a short period of time that will

the air quality. far the air quality is below that benchmark, so in the nfl's eyes, there should be no impact on tonight's game. this is what levi stadium looks like, and i checked with purple air and that monitors the air quality, and it's currently at 161. for perspective, you want your healthy air to be under 50. as you mentioned, tonight is the 49ers' home opener against the giants. the 49ers are 2-0, after road wins at pittsburgh and l.a. and preparing five days later for a game is challenging. >> it's different. the preparation is more intense, you know, for both teams. you don't get, you know, four or five days of preparation to, you know, lengthen everything out. you have two days to put it altogether and roll. >> this is the first of five scheduled primetime games for the 49ers kickoff at 5:15. >>> our nbc sports team will have complete coverage before and after the game. make sure you join them for the 49ers pregame live coverage today at 4:00 on nbc sports bay area. >>> 6:34 right now. for

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there are your air filter, your own air filter. they are do it yourself box fan air filters. you can make right now. >> really? yeah i think we tried that at home because for a while it was actually really hard to get an air filter or how that works. air purifier to know it works. it works. yeah. yeah. but i want to ask you like, so if you've got jogging, if you've got, let's say kids sports and their coach hasn't canceled, what should you do? >> i think it's totally on parents to have that conversation with coaches and ask like is it actually safe because the air quality can differ in certain areas versus others. when can change all of this as well? and so we want to make sure that there's plenty of eyes on the air quality right now. and people are ready for things to get shut down and closed. >> are you recommending that people wear masks if they're going outside, at least for the next couple of days or is it only if you, let's say, have asthma or some some other underlying condition? >> i would recommend that people at least have them available. we don't know when the aqi

rosebud codename for this b-52 drop aircraft is in the air. three men in this plane especially share the heavy responsibility. the pilot, a radar navigator and a bombardier. once cleared from the base area, rose but climbs toward operational altitude at the ac control point. the progress of rosebud miles after miles is charted carefully and matched against its predicted course, a test that already stand by for any emergency decisions that may be needed. rose but is it bombing altitude swinging in on the final bomb run. turn in 5 seconds or. 3 to 1 turn. okay. bombardier from the bombardier arch. me a 11. over and now as the final seconds tick away, the bombardier becomes the most important man in the prop plane. the target he must have his six miles below these nuclear tests demand that the bomb be released within a timing tolerance of plus or minus 2 seconds. the bomb must fall within a scant 100 yards of dead center. teamwork, precision, experience all raised to be a degree. of. weight. so this is what happens in the valley where the giant m

spare the air alert up through tomorrow. poor air quality is expected for the bay area. that smoke is coming from wildfires burning up around oregon and northern california. and this is just taking you back in time. now just at 11 p.m, just moments ago, that red flag warning going into effect for the north bay mountains, lake and solano counties. it's in effect until 5 p.m. tomorrow. gusty winds and low humidity elevate our fire danger. the winds in the hills right now, they're not that strong, 28 miles an hour. oakland hills, mt. diablo 20. they will ramp up a bit as we head towards the early morning hours, up to 32 miles an hour in the hills. still gusty at 31 miles an hour. tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. and that's what's raising that fire danger. and i'll be back to let you know how things will look for the weekend and whether that air quality will improve in just a few minutes. larry. >> all right, sandra, see you in a few minutes. let's move to the south bay now. pretty much the same situation as most places around the bay. look at all that haze across downtown san jos

this is from air gov. and they really just show you all the different areas and with the air is looking like you can see over in the north bay. it's mostly orange, which means the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups. people like daria or will. but as we move down, that orange starts to turn into red, which means unhealthy completely, really just for everyone and the red. again, it goes all the way down the peninsula past palo alto well into san jose where and currently right now and then makes way back up over towards the east bay. and take a look at this video. this is from yesterday with the scene. look like many people over in the east bay weren't even able to see the san francisco skyline at times. and the air was just thick, heavy causing people again to wear those masks and back out here live here in the golf course we have one of the representatives were at san jose muny golf course. talk about this. your guys as you normally behind you, you can see the foothills what it looked like today. but you

measure different types of air pollution. >> reporter: the air district operates a total of 32 air quality monitoring stations gathered as you can see on this map throughout the bay area. only 16 of them detect harmful particulate matter such as particulates and wildfire smoke. san francisco and san mateo each has just one monitor in the entire county. this is the only monitoring stations located on or rooftop on arkansas street. this is redwood city's from 2017. santa clara, contra costa and amida accounting and the rest of the bay area have 30 monitoring stations between them. the bay area quality management district says they don't have enough money to place a monitor in every community so the sites are strategically located to give the best coverage. >> it is based on where people live and population levels. it's based on meteorology go patterns, wind patterns, topography. where are the pollution sources we want to track and understand and how they may be impacting communities in the bay area. >> reporter: one of these monitors only cost about $25,000 but an entire station cost hundred

yellow means moderate air quality. that's what's happening in the north bay right now with some pockets there throughout other parts of the bay area. but red is signaling that the air is unhealthy to breathe. and we see a lot of that in the east bay right now. so that means that elderly residents, small children, pregnant women, anyone with asthma or pre-existing conditions should avoid spending a lot of time outside today and even tomorrow. so we want to find out what's happening outside right now. we'll turn it over to our meteorologist kyla grogan. she has the latest. hey, there i just want to point out that we are under spare the air alert today and tomorrow and you can see why we do have that hazy. look all across the bay area. little bit of blue sky now breaking through. >> in san francisco. ah, but certainly you feel if you go outside and you smell it as well. you can see the orange dots are that is the worst air quality for us right now. and then the green dots, a couple of them in the north bay. but as we zoom

like an air was maintained. when the furnace been heated sufficiently, iron was scattered over the burning charcoal charcoal. inside the furnace under the influence of high heat gases from the glowing charcoal oil, which is mostly carbon. gradual he drew oxygen from the iron, leaving metallic iron. after the fire had been forced for several, the operator dragged out a lump of spongy metal. this was vigorously hammered to remove slag or cinder and get the iron into compact usable form. in time. it was discovered that by reheating hammered iron it could be worked more easily, but occasionally they repeated reheating and hammering produced unexpected results results. sometimes resulting metal went cold instead of being soft and malleable. broke into pieces when hammered during the heating in the charcoal. the iron had absorbed much carbon that it became and brittle when cold. on other rare occasions. the result was a remarkable material neither soft nor brittle. it had entirely different properties. it was hard and

air quality.o keep that in mind today, 72 san mateo and are looking at a pretty nice weekend, though, as this all gets behind us. good morning, jobina. >> good morning, lisa. thank you. hi, everybody. so for the most part, traffic is incredibly light. mass transit is on time as well. you see bart muni and ace trains all running as they should this morning. the golden gate bridge. no advisories to report at the moment for wind or fog right now. so you're in great shape there. same thing goes for the richmond-san rafael bridge. these headlights are traveling in the westbound direction towards the north bay and then we will wrap up here, highway four to the may 16th minutes across the bay bridge going westbound. a quick eight minute ride. san francisco to sfo specifically on southbound 101 nine minutes as well. kamasi, thanks, jobina. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> simone biles making history again. the accomplishment the superstar olympian just achieved your hairline. or tha

at ground level gets colder and colder, valley: this cold air collects at the bottom. when moist air from the river rises and meets the cold layer, the moisture condenses around tiny particles in the air and forms water droplets. in large quantities, this becomes fog. in denora, fogs were frequent because there were lots of particles for the water to condense around, and when fog mixes with pollut. it becomes smog. fog and smog are pretty strange, spooky phenomena, but actually they're little more than tiny suspended droplets of water hanging in the air, now in a lab like this, it's actually very difficult to generate a proper fog, so the only way we can make fog is by using fog machine, but in 1940s in a city like... dinora, a combination of fog and the accrid smoke from the local factories would have combined together into a really nasty smog. on october 27th, 1948, the town woke up to a thick and accurd smog, classic donora weather. i don't think anybody ever thought it was anything unusual, truthfully. they at first thought it was just an ordinary heavy smog. they couldn't see th

the air alert. it's not an official alert because the federal health standard is based on a 24 hour exposure and we don't think that actually will be exceeded either today or tomorrow. the official epa smoke and fire map showed the red unhealthy air zones in san francisco. the east bay and lower part of the north bay sonoma county issued a health advisory. the air quality was very poor. you could tell the smoke was in the air. and i noticed it. you could smell the fires. some people wore masks as a protection against the smoke particles. on a day like this, i get short of breath and. and i carry an inhaler with me. this woman says she could see the particles on her car. others say the air got better as evening winds swept through the air. quality in petaluma. when we left wasn't wasn't bad. it's definitely hazier here than it was when we left petaluma. we are seeing some sort of short term unhealthy air quality. so people really should take precautions, you know, to protect their health. with all of

the first one is that ukraine is not able to protect its air, its sky.ue that it, that we are not able. is that all? well, we are talked about the fact that we can do something in this sense, well, look, that means even last year. yes, since april 1 , not a single russian plane has flown into the territory controlled by our armed forces since april 1, 22. fly three or four kilometers closer to the line of combat, this is all their activity. all that means where the russian armed forces are located and 3 km to ukraine are no longer capable, we are able to protect absolutely. i also shoot down all types, including ballistic daggers hyper super quasi this is one more one topic next winter ukraine will freeze again well like last winter russia is preparing it is scouting the targets as the sbu says i.e. they are preparing for this general frost number two well of course what is being prepared well this is a bandit what idea does it mean to wave a knife wave a knife it means to cook and the main thing, which means they want to do it and they are inspired by t

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for decades, the clean air act has reduced harmful air pollutants leading to cardiovascular problems and other health issues. it is their choice for california and other states to adopt strict standards. h.r. 1435 threatens our efforts to lessen air pollution and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. it disrupts the u.s. vehicle market and could harm our global competitiveness and the electric vehicle market. i will say it again, however, at a time when we have a duty to fund the government, the republican majority is instead picking on states' rights, picking on states that want to clean up their air and fight climate change. i hope my colleagues and urge my colleagues to change course and oppose this rule. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. burgess: i recognize mr. langeworthy of new york. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. langeworthy: i rise in support of this legislation that will put to a full stop my own state of new york from banning affordable, reliable gas-powered. new york governor would move fo

like many cities, now dealing with the extended spare the air alert. >> the air quality certainly doesn't seem to be holding back for those niners fans. >> reporter: no, they may be waking up a little tired from cheering last night and possibly a sore throat, laura, and marcus, because of the air that they breathed in while they were at levi's stadium. but if that is the symptom they're dealing with, you can consider that escaping a tackle, if you want to think of it in sports terms. there are more serious symptoms that can belong for those who are part of the sensitive respiratory group. here are the symptoms to watch out for. you want to make sure that you are not short of breath or feeling any chest pain and dizziness. dr. peter chen hong says some symptoms can have longer-term effects. >> people may have what seems like an asthma flare in the short term. in the long term, over a longer period of time, we would expect impacts on heart disease, brain disease, as well as some chronic lung diseases. >> reporter: those are some serious symptoms to watch out for, serious effects. dr. peter

and not very good air quality. it's going to get worse tonight as we go into the evening and again tomorrow morning. that spare the air alert lasts through tomorrow . all right, bill, thank you. well, a blanket of smoke rusting over the bay area. here's a live look right now overlooking the oakland estuary. ktvu christien kafton continues our team coverage live from the city. christian yeah, julie, you were just showing the oakland estuary. let's give you a peek at san francisco right now. you can see the skyline here. we're in potrero hill and you can see just how hazy it is from our vantage point now to stay healthy for most of us, that means staying indoors as much as possible to avoid all that haze and smoke. look in just about any direction and you will see the thick haze resting over the bay area. smoke blowing southward from wildfires burning in far northern california and oregon. the bay area air quality management district advising that the air quality throughout the bay area is unhealthy. this morning, af

it's impacting the air quality. i could smell it as i was driving into work this morning. >> now air quality advisory is in effect through today. over sarah stinson has the latest from air quality officials. >> the smoke from up north came into the bay area so quickly. and it was so intense that people started calling 9-1-1, thinking the fire was here in san francisco. turns out that's not the case, but we're definitely feeling the effects. >> a hazy san francisco skyline could be seen from a ferry heading to the east bay tuesday afternoon. and no, that's not fog. that's thick smoke from wildfires in northern california and oregon. the bay area air quality management district put out an advisory through at least wednesday. right now we're seeing probably the worst impacts along the delta in san francisco. >> a southern marin county down just a mateo county, smoke impacts are possible throughout the bay area. the air now fire and smoke map shows most of the bay area in red, meaning unhealthy air for all. >> and other

air officials actually extended that air advisory is now the spare the air alert. it's lasting until tomorrow and take a look. this is an active map from air now dot gov. you can see just exactly where that air is getting bad and really on the peninsula. we're seeing that orange, which means it's only individuals that have specific issues. >> with respiratory but down here towards the south bay, you see it's already. and that's really just unhealthy air. so that's been chan%ing throughout the day. but here in san jose, really just a thick, heavy fog all over and like i said earlier, many people are wearing masks, especially in their downtown area. and you can see take a look. this is video from throughout this week. just how heavy it was in. there were times yesterday where people in the east they weren't even able to see the san francisco skyline air excuse me. air quality officials are saying that it really if you're smelling smoke, you're probably inhaling it. you should stay inside. close your doors, close your windows, your air conditioning if you have it so w

the air alert. do the things you can to avoid too much exposure. we have red flag warnings and upper elevations of napa, sonoma and solano counties. this is because of a dry offshore breeze gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. at times you see that up. and that was pete this morning. this time of year grasses are especially dry and that can contribute to some heightened fire danger. when you get those winds, those little spots of yellow popping up in the north bay mountains. those are your spots of heightened fire danger today. so a little bit of poor air quality, not the best as far as fire danger goes and cooler air mass in place. at least we've got the cool temperatures because the rest of the forecast isn't necessarily ideal today. but here's what we do have some showers drifting into the sierra nevada today into tomorrow. that's good news, helping with fire danger for neighbors in the sierra and into next week. we have our own chance of rainfall here locally. it will start on monday and this i

there's a spare the air alert and an air quality advisory both have been issued. now they will last all the way through tomorrow. our meteorologist kyla grogan is tracking the conditions and will tell us when smoke here is going to push on out of here. but first we'll go to kron 4 s charles clifford, who is now live from the east bay with us with more on what it's like outside. so charles, can you see and smell smoke? >> on wednesday, thick smoke could be seen hanging in the air all around san francisco bay, the bay area air quality management district has issued a spare the air alert that runs through thursday. they're also warning that the smoky unhealthy conditions could persist in all parts of our region. and we can't really tao. and terms of where the impacts going to be at the neighborhood level extremely goal. and they difficult to to understand that back now. >> here in lafayette on wednesday, the return of smoky skies was unwelcome news, but not entirely unexpected. and this is unfortunately a common pattern that's it's like wildfire season or smoke seaso

the air is sinking. it's cooler just like last night and this morning, the cool air kind of settles that smoke down right onto the ground and that's where we are. we've got a spare the air alert through tomorrow. that stays in effect tonight, obviously, and through tomorrow. and the air quality should get a little better tomorrow as the smoke from these fires are coming from northern california and southern oregon. the smoke from these fires has been just working their way down the coast, actually ties a little bit into the red flag warning because these same wind, the same wind direction is what's bringing the smoke down as those winds pick up tonight, we should see the smoke become a little less aggressive. but look at this. we've got some reds up here in santa rosa, marin county, and then over here in the east bay. the reds are telling you that the air quality is unhealthy for anyone on not just sensitive groups. so it's unhealthy air in here in these yellows and oranges representing unhealthy air for

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air of concern for you? >> we were in the car driving down and as soon as we got out i smelled it so i am thoughtful. i'm going in. >> i am very excited for the first game. i knew there would be a good big crowd. moving past that, just concerned with the new parking situation. >> reporter: the batter took a backseat to the new parking procedures which many, many people told us about. >> today what is in the air is barbecue. >> reporter: any other problems? >> we are excited to be back in the one issue that is on everyone's mind is this new parking rule. >> reporter: that is probably not going to be alleviated by what is happening now. right now this is the crowd still coming into the levi parking lot and you can hear the cheering inside the stadium. the 49ers are trying to fill up sections one at a time as opposed to allowing scattered parking which many fans were used to. it seems like no matter what stadium or arena you can go to you can clear the air about parking situations don't go away. robert handa. n

and of course, using your air conditioner to circulate that good air.hey're also saying that during this advisory businesses and residents across the bay area should be avoiding using fireplaces, wood stoves and other outdoor fire pits to make sure that they're not adding to that. and if you are having any respiratory issues or you're sensitive to that you should be definitely wearing masks back out here live from downtown santa rosa. i've got my mask. or you can still smell the smoke. you can see a little bit of it. obviously when sun starts to come up, we'll see more of it. but there is. but the clear that you can see when you're under certain light. so as the morning progresses, we'll continue to give you some of those looks, but definitely can still smell it out here. and of course, make sure you're taking your live this morning in santa rosa, michael thomas rain. i'll send it back to you. all right, michael, great tips. there should be masking tape. >> well, in the north bay, hillsborough police arrested 3 people for allegedly trying to sell counte

, representatives of the air force will speak directly about air defense forces, there will just be a small question, because the day before the president in in his address, he said that together with the americans, we will take care of our air security and develop defense systems, mr. sergey , as you can see in general , the defense of our sky is being modified, we constantly talk about the fact that we need more anti-aircraft systems , but also certain areas of the south, in particular are raising funds for the equipment of small mee-e small fire groups. will this change the situation ? will it change the situation exclusively against the shaheds ? well, as for the mobile groups, it is clear that there is. in the arsenal of such groups, of course, the shaheds are already actively used. you can see the intensity of shelling that we had in odesa. well, let's talk about june, and especially since july of this year, it was the shaheds that the enemy attacked. by the way, gentlemen, there was a certain operational pause now, but yesterday. there were flights from tehran to russia, carg

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so poor air quality, the spare spare the air alert continues into your friday as well. so here is our camera looking out toward, i believe, san francisco. it's hard to pick out any definition this afternoon. i will also mention it looks really gloomy here. we also have some low cloud cover as well. so it's not just smoke in this picture. we actually actually have some low clouds affecting visibility as well this afternoon. air quality today, as you can see, some of the sampled readings in san rafael in the yellows, moderate levels and then the rest of the region, you can see in the yellows and the oranges. remember yesterday morning, we had some portions of the bay area in that red category approaching unhealthy levels. so right now, at least the sensors are showing somewhat of an improvement out there in the moderate range or the orange range this afternoon. scattered across the region. here's the forecast for tomorrow. once again, this spare the air alert continues for your friday. so this would be the third day in a row in a row we're in the moderate range to the unh

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