you can pry my air conditioning from my cold dead hands. victor davis sanchin, does not this bode well for the united states. it's like the beatles. it starts in europe and then comes here. v.d.h., i'm nervous. should i be nervous about air conditioning limitations? >> yeah, i think so. the thing to remember is that we're decivilizing. this isn't fated. this is a choice. europe, under american pressure, just canceled 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas from a pipeline plan. spain hasn't built a nuclear reactor in 40 years. germans are talking about having room rooms, where people my age will get together in their 60s and 70s to generate enough body heat so they won't freeze to death. they're talking burning wood like 19th century pioneers. it's a reversal of civilization, on choice, based on certain theories that are not necessarily empirical. it's almost a religion. it's kind of the energy counterbalance to the quarantine. we know that the lockdowns in a cost/benefit analysis were kind of disastrous, but it did increase the power of gov

especially for those who do not have air conditioning. a fan just blows around hot air.land is baking in triple digit heat. looking at san francisco, some of the hottest spots, one hundred seven, fairfield. upper 90's, santa rosa. the coast did not get as warm because of the fog. 70 in the city. 75, oakland. thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. the concern is we will see moisture start to move in our direction as a system to the south moves moisture up. dry thunderstorms with gusty winds are a big concern which is why parts of northern california are under a red flag warning for lake and mendocino county. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. tomorrow with dry lightning triggering new fires being a concern. you can see a dry thunderstorms chance late tonight into tomorrow. a slight chance in the bay area. muggy with the possibility of a few showers. let'we will star fog. it will push locally inland. it is below a thousand feet. then we introduce high level cloudiness and we see the possibility of a few showers tomorrow morning or just dry thunderstorms with dry lightning . in the sier

air conditioning must be no cooler than a 27 degrees celsius, 80 degrees fahrenheit. after 10:00 p.m., shop windows and -- public windows will be lit. italy has allocated more than 600 million euros for ukrainian refugees, but at the same time, air conditioning and italian schools and public buildings -- that the government labeled "operation thermostat" that began in may. italy's ukraine funding is not quite as much as france. francis had $2 billion -- to the ukraine, and they are currently fining shopkeepers for keeping their doors open, and -- to one of the most corrupt governments in the world. banned from 1:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m. the united states has sent more than $10 billion in military 19 packages of weapons to a mitch mcconnell tells us is the most important thing in the world. congress has approved more than $30 billion in additional spending. how's that working out? winning the war in ukraine. have we bankrupted vladimir putin? they just hit a seven-year high. take a look at this chart comparing the russian ruble against europe. russia is doing well, europe is

they seek shelter in public places that have the air conditioning, for example, subways or community centers. and what does the government been doing either at the national or local level if you could give a few examples? yes, so one of the biggest problems connected to the heat wave is the air power shortage . for example, sit on, it's a southwest and province that is mostly affected by the heat wave. there's a lot of rationing going on. i'm power supply or supply is limited. am government officials and i asked and not to use air con too much, and some factories had to shut down, had to suspend their an operation. and another big problem is also m. yeah, the, the agriculture sector. i mean, there's not enough rain for a lot of fields to, you know, am, and that they're, they're in danger of losing their crops. so am in her bay. that's a province, jo, aging. and what they're doing is they're sending airplanes to the sky and basically firing silva iodide. that's an a chemical that can induce an artificial rain. so that's also been in a done and i mean, in general, and there's a lot of

the air conditioning be set no lower than 25 degrees celsius. it off was in the framework of the use mandate for member states to lower their gas used by 15 percent starting this month. meanwhile, in germany, enough citizens see the writing on the wall that they're running out and buying electric heaters to keep themselves warm in the event that the gas tops run dry. sending sales soaring with experts now warning that it could impact the stability of the national grid. and in france, nuclear power plants have been forced to lower production levels because successive heat waves here have caused a shortage of water to cool the reactors. this puts france in even more precarious position when it was going to rely on nuclear energy ahead of the winter gas crunch . the lever, frances largest opposition, party, and parliament mapping. the pen is sounding the alarm about a blackout. barnet, though, miguel de says europe is going to face a blackout, notably on the question of russian gas in port boy, these sanctions are simply useless. so all they do as

and brussels and it's sorted out until you retail stores and offices are not permitted to set air conditioning units below 27 degrees celsius. doors must remain close to contain the cooled air and lights in shop. windows must be switched off by 10 p. m. reactions are mixed. some shoppers don't seem to mind the change your lot of us. hello ilion. the truth is that i see it as a good thing and i reversed that the doors are opening a store. i don't know. it's true that you're going to enter a store whether the door is open or not. but store owners and employees aren't so keen. basil if what it is, it's going to be impossible because now we're at 18 degrees inside the ice cream parlor. if we go up to $27.00 degrees, we are going to be sweating all day. we won't need to go to the gym to free, just give out a lot of heat and the customers are going to complain. nobody is going to come in as temperatures rise in one of europe's hottest countries. so does the pressure for everyone to do their part? let's go down to some of the other global business stories making headlines. britain's economy shrank in

if you have nothing to do, it's best to stay at home with air conditioning. experts say climate change is driving the extreme weather. in chang i, a record of $40.00 degrees celsius was about to break, but the city was saved by a thunderstorm. this isn't how this year engine high. i founded the hot days a really long and the temperatures are especially high yesterday because my job is at the port. i went to our port to walk around. it was just an hour, my clothes and pants were all wet. you can call this the, the other with the heat up pockets have become more frequent and industrial areas of feeling the hit in more ways than one in set you on province. all factories have been asked to close for 6 days to save power. that will impact a supply of semiconductors and lithium for it's such, one is a key hub. in south west china, ground temperatures spiked. we're dizzying, 50 degrees celsius, making several of these pigs faint. firefighters rushed to cool them down, preventing what could have been a loss of over $50000.00. joining us as journalist 5 in chrysler in beijing fabi in a to what

have air-conditioning. ng sure they work properly. thy school has air-conditioning and heat, but those systems need worked on. they need fixed. they need to work every day so students don't have to go from one classroom to the other where the temperatures are so extreme. we've also had many, many days where we had school called off for heat or school is closed down because the hvac system didn't work. that's all loss of instructional time. you can imagine how hard it is to learn in a classroom that's freezing cold or very hot. >> courtney johnson, i thank you for your time and of course we hope for all parties involved that this is resolved soon and kids can get into the classroom on day one. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> the white house is ramping up efforts to slow the spread of monkeypox, including a pilot program that sends thousands of vaccines to lgbtq events across the country. we're going to take you to one next. omizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. if anyone objects

we have a lot of cars that produce even more heat and air conditioning and produces even more heat. so it's actually a pretty deadly makes enough in the elderly are particularly affected by the hot summers and i often struggle with circulatory problems. but aline, me really believes that athens decline can still be halted. for example, through the creation of more parks, which have a cooling effect. one also improving the quality of life in an otherwise hectic city. the 61 year old believes green spaces are key to halting the decline. she is particularly proud of this small park. a landscape garden of friend laid it out inspired by japanese gardens. we have to choose glance that i both have a lot of leaves and thick canopy which are usually the deciduous trees, the trees that, that loser their leaves and the winter. but also can, can do not need the enormous amounts of water and can survive in difficult conditions. it also become a large tree that will say from the center of the area and surrounding it. these trees are also uncle gifted with k 3 that will also kind of create all aro

last month, the government ordered shops using air conditioning to keep their doors and windows shut as part of efforts to reduce energy consumption level this way. or we do this at them. we decided to start issuing fine. that's your boss because a number of shops were not playing by the rules. everyone's ridge read off the pen . i'm actually physically not the majority of businesses and equipment for the most accept this common sense measure, credible sol near. but some seem to think it's optional. any application is active authority, say air conditioning with open doors uses 20 percent more energy. so cool violators caught by police face binds of up to 750 euros component going if some businesses say they didn't know about the new rules, ankle more of what if, what the 2nd white but this is also this is every month they come up with new changes really don't know the pull it by you. we shouldn't have to read all the newspapers. he that had to get, get chosen iran by yet they want to change the law, so they should send us a notice. it was to inform us about it. la visit with done in

talking about air conditioning earlier. when you don't have air- conditioning, you can get through one hot day, but the second and third day, the house just never cools down. >> exactly. thank you very much. >>> >>> for years, califor nia's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. >>> here is good news. people who get social security checks are about to see the biggest boost in 40 years. could be an extra $139 per month . it has to do with inflation. so there is bad news. checks will increase to offset the rising cost but not right away. it is not set to take effect until next year. we don't know him how much people will actually rece

with like who's active authority, say air conditioning with open doors uses 20 percent more energy. so go violators caught by police based spines of up to 750 euro's public. when if some businesses say they didn't know about the new rules, eco more walk if with buddy 2nd, why? but this is joseph. this is every month they come up with new changes really don't know the pull it by you. we shouldn't have to read all the newspapers. he had to get get what shows you long bye. if they want to change the law so they should send us a notice. was that to inform us about a le visit with one in the ag other energy saving directives include a band and illuminated advertising over night? something activists have long campaigned against as wasteful for it's now and, and the bonus they gotta be like saying have ambitions to challenge for the title the season. they welcome back star strike a team of their for the match with cologne. but the laws were held to a 2nd consecutive dra pre match. ebay lights is christopher and cuckoo was presented with last campaigns play of the season award. but all eyes

if i can get it. authority, say air conditioning with open doors uses 20 per cent. more energy. so cool violators caught by police face fines of up to 750 euro's public. when if some businesses say they didn't know about the new rules equal more of what it was on the 2nd white. but this is also, this is every month they come up with new changes and you know, the put it by you, we shouldn't have to read all the newspapers. he that had to get get which it was, even by if they want to change the law. so they should send us a notice, it was unknown to inform us about it. la visit were done in the ag other energy saving directives include a ban on illuminated advertising over night. something activists have long campaigned against as wasteful. well, thousands of dead fish have washed up along the banks of the odor river in bra on the border between germany and poland. officials have found high levels of mercury and salt, water and samples. they are now trying to find out what went wrong. dead fish are filling the shores of the older tons are washing up in the river, which helps form

we have a lot of cars that produce even more heat and air conditioning and produces even morrissey. so it's actually a pretty deadly mix enough. it in greece, extreme heat waves with highs over 40 degrees are almost always accompanied by forest fires. and they also threatened the capital. in mid july fire reached athens in northern city, limits dozens of homes with gutted experts feared that large parts of the city home to 4000000 people could be uninhabitable in a few decades. studies already showed that heat waves are responsible for a rise in more towel among the elderly. in particular, the chief heat officer is seeking advice from the red cross, red cross representatives from australia explain, they have their own emergency plan. when temperatures reach up to 50 degrees, we are preparing people to be able to help her people before they get really sick. so that we can tell them what to do and if they start having symptoms, somebody's there that can answer a phone or can be next to them to help them. so they don't end up in the hospital. but not all athenians see it as a life thre

if you are fort nate, you have air-conditioning in the bay area. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has been trying to stay cool bay exploring new air-conditioning in uc dave vision to tell us how we will weather this hot weather in the future. leslie? reporter: yeah. we got a lilac at glimpse at the future. it is a little cooler maybe than right now. i mean, we are all worried about reducing lec ritz electricity consumption, then, of course, running air-conditioner is exence pensive. but at the uc davis lab, there is fas naying science going on. >> this is the western cooling efficiency center at uc davis, where they are trying to develop new air-conditioning technology that addresses problems with the grid and the challenges of climate change. >> this could change commercial air-conditioning. right. this could replace a traditional pack and i rooftop unit. >> reporter: there research would address this problem in peam periods on hot days. a this grid late afternoon, and what occurs is that there is touch demand for electricity. >> one way to add

no air-conditioning.e schools bringing in fans. >> it was like hard to stay focused because it's so hot in there. >> reporter: about 60% of schools in the u.s. don't have air-conditioning because they weren't neeed when the buildings were built decades ago and upgrades could cost billions of dollars. >> we're actually talking about going back to the design drawing board and saying, how do we retrofit 100-year-old schools to take modern cooling equipment. >> reporter: in southern california the l.a. unified school district says many of its classrooms do have air-conditioning, but with its systems running at full capacity right now, some units are breaking down. andrew, rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. >>> president biden has approved an emergency declaration for mississippi as residents of the state capital try to find clean water. thousands of people in jackson lined up for hours at distribution sites for bottled water with some supplies running out. the mayor says the city's water treatment plant failed a

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free air-conditioning around parts of of the bay area. the big picture picture pattern definitely favors some very hot temperatures. the big area of levelsof atmoun of aimpressing the air at ground level and heating it up. everything in the the atmosphere rotates clockwisd atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard atmosphere rotates clockwise ard the high pressure in the northern hemisphere. that is fug hemisphere. that is funneling monsoonal moisture. a little ripple in the atmosphere moves in tomorrow that gives us the chance for some of those dry thunderstorms that we are always always concerned about with anye sourced monsoonal moisture. let's break it down. what we knw down. what we know is of the overall pattern is favorable for for the developers of dry thund. wednesday, as early as some rough, but continuing throu

air conditioning units do aerosolize the units.ple downwind from a cooling tower could be at risk. >> there are ways to decrease your risk for legionnaire's disease. regularly disinfect water systems, like showers, cooling systems, hot tubs. check levels of disinfectants and other chemicals in your hot tubs. and there are no vaccines for legionnaire's disease so it is important to keep that disinfection. the hotel is still open and operating. they are still testing other water sources in the area for further spread. we reached out to the embassy suites company parent company hilton and have not heard back. kris and laura. >> it is so interesting. especially in light of covid and monkeypox, now this. >>> moving you forward with covid protocols, speaking of which, as new infections continue. marin's largest transit agencies have no plans to reintroduce mask requires. that means no masks on smart, golden gate transit or marin transit are required. county health leaders say for the past two months, 100 new cases are being developed eve

because they work in air conditioned offices they block will get into their air conditioned cars and drive back to their air condition homes. as far as they're concerned, nothing's happening. it was interesting, wasn't much of an old a. the indigenous people must make their voices had a and we should be quiet and listen to them and gauge. so wish they're not the owners of brazil. they possess nothing that it is so, but they are the guardian said they slavish. they lived with this land, fish, bas whiskey, age. so they are one with the amazon region, a saw with a rain forest alma with the earth on which they live. it will just how it doesn't belong to them, but they are one with it. it is, they are one entity down a dish. it looks on that there. mm hm. we must learn from them. we live all. no, sir, but it doesn't belong to us. the earth can exist perfectly without us. why does she? but we cannot exist without piano, but him to assist you there. mm. you promise? when we see the river as our legacy, it wasn't created without a reason. that top ocean was created by the god kado cycle from

air-conditioning units to heirs allies the bacteria and depending on the concentration present, certain people downwind from a cooling tower could be at risk. >> reporter: there are ways to decrease risk for legionnaires' disease. regularly disinfecting showerheads, sink faucets, cooling towers and other water systems. there are also ways to check level of disinfectants and other chemicals in hot tubs, and is important to note there are no vaccines for legionnaires' disease. strictly reached out to embassy suites for comment and in the past hour a spokesperson with the parent company replied in a written statement. it says in part we are aware of public reports by napa county public health of a legionnaires outbreak in the area and preliminary findings in our cooling tower. we are waiting for a full report with test results from the health department, however, remain diligent in our commitment to providing a safe, hospitable environment for all. in keeping with that commitment and upon learning of their concerns, immediately contacted our consultant and what a treatment provided to ensu

well, don't bring operas so fast . to the outlet look , this is the air wire of the air conditioning suggest putting on sleeping gas. well, yes, you you know that it is completely harmless to the body and the cat. all that remains is to attach the cylinders, like an air duct. but the air conditioning system is common to the entire aircraft, the pilots can also fall asleep. you know what it is fraught with. no, everything must happen on the ground, at our signal he can replace him. the terrorists have already seen him. ok. we will fulfill your requirements in the corridor tilomasha agreed kravich on the bus. please hello sister. hello brother. beauty let's go. the cat is ready at the airport, they went to you. i understand that the plane at the airport will be with a bunch of surprises, we will not even be allowed to take off, we will change our plan at the last moment so that they do not have time to prepare. they will verbally agree to take time to prepare another plane, and they themselves will go for an alternative. what's happening? and got up, go quickly. come on, let's go faster

this means less air conditioning. to save electricity, the initiative of a politician on the internet was logically ridiculed by these stupid statements that we laugh while we laugh. there they are no longer stupid there, there is a state of general panic, and there, uh, someone already treats everyone as a recipe for action. uh, and again, do not exile to amuse such proposals of resounding officials. and this is really a general setting that everyone decided to take over the minds and heads of europeans, so what is funny today is the same spanish uh, ties are such a double metaphor. eh, tomorrow it will no longer be a funny marathon of absurdity, the european commission officials continue. on twitter on the official account invited residents to eat insects in brussels , they believe that they are an ideal source of proteins and carbohydrates, as well as kilocalories, in general, less meat and more worms crickets and other anti-crisis gastronomy. whether it's a snack or a culinary ingredient, did you know that three i

. >> won't be able to run a fan if air conditioning. we are in this light category, because we won't have those strong winds to to elevate the fire damage. but the heat will put enough stress on the power grid. temperaturesn temperatures between 100-110 in the bay area. the central valley valley will be up to 115 degrees. we have an excessive heat warning has been upgraded for all inland parts of the bay. bay area. temperatures will be in the upper 90s in the santa clara valley, and at or above 100 in the east bay. around the bay and along the coast, on the coast i'm not concerned. around the bather may be a heat advisory with temperatures up into the 80s. we will be anywhere between 7-15 degrees above average, but temperatures, temperatures, 15-25 degrees above average on saturday. and that's not the hottest day of holiday weekend. i have the complete forecast coming up in a a few minutes. > >> city crews in oakland started started clearing thousands of dead and stinky fish from lake merrick today. they're hoping to to mitigate that ba

that contained the bacteria. >> air conditioning systems and even hot water supplies in hospitals have been identified as sources of outbreaks. >> reporter: he says it's not spread from person to person and can be treated by antibiotics when caught early. >> these units personalize depending on the concentrations of bugs that are present. people downwind from a cooling tower could be at risk. in the health officer says legionnaires is rare and usually get up to two cases per year. as for the outbreak, they are still testing other water sources in the area. >> the investigation team works with embassy suites to remediate the source and continue to work on the remediation until the issue is resolved. >> reporter: the hotel is open and operating. we reached out to embassy suites parent company, hilton, by email but not have heard back. >>> happening today, police will talk more about the man arrested with the pellet gun shootings. officers arrested the man on monday. police tied him to seven random pellet gun attacks. the victims suffered a collapsed l