but bakersfield lit up this morning. look at the lightning between fresno and bakersfield. some of this will drift into the santa clara valley, and for sure up towards this year is really warm this morning, sixties seventies, there's really no breeze right now. to the north. some fifties . i mean, cooler database 53 yet one observation of vallejo still in the seventies that's probably in the higher elevations. napa 65 hills berg 67, that's really warm. that little low off of l. a. is tapping into some of that moisture coming in the monsoon. some of that's going to lift cut off is probably about santa cruz, mount san jos for the sierra nevada. also i think i think it's underdone there in fresno. the key here is we'll take the rain. we don't want the dry lightning and that's that. we're already starting to see that, so that's a huge cause for concern. but it looks like this is going to develop today into tomorrow for the sierra seventies eighties nineties couple of 100 becoming a down a little bit and more so as we head towards tomorrow, you guys thank you, steve. a massive e

to bakersfield. all of these icons are under clouds of lightning. this is a really active system with that moisture headed close to the bay area. we are going to see a chance of some of those storms moving into our area later this evening. >> all right. thanks, kari. service could be slow in parts of the east bay. this is after one of the trains derailed yesterday. >> we do have live coverage tracking the community. bob, bart says is going to keep the factory here. >> reporter: correct. we know it was hard yesterday. it was over 100 degrees here. so hot that it actually heated up these rails, and caused one of them to partially bend, or warp. which led to the derailment of a train yesterday. that's when over crossing above the tracks by middle school if you are not familiar with the area. they have been working overnight. we can't tell if they are almost finished with the work, but they have been working overnight doing that. bart does not expect this to be done this morning. this is in both directions between the stations, and concorde. on the left

fresno to bakersfield. also down. some video from palmdale, southern california, some of that the leading edge of that is beginning to make a move yet, kathleen kenan says, walk up to a nice cool breeze. in the inner richmond this morning. ah and i think that as a west wind there and it's about 58 degrees west i've seen west about 15 miles an hour in the encouragement. more of an anjar breeze in san francisco. by far we're seeing fifties and sixties versus this time yesterday, sixties and seventies. that's a big change. there's your fog. now it's moving up the coast. it looks like it's flirting with santa cruz a little bit but moving up parallel to the san mateo coast. and it's going to eventually start to give them more of a robust sea breeze. so son, then high clouds south and east fog is moving northward. so cooler coast in bay today sixties for many or some seventies i mean, it's inland temps and higher elevations will be really tough to cool off with all that moisture moving north. i mean, it is a just a heck of

i am watching this monsoonal moisture surging into the bakersfield area. a high concern, these lightning strikes with very little rain. what happens as this moisture starts to move into the central valley, we will see more clouds in higher humidity which will raise our heat index. the actual number of the temperature will not be higher, but it will feel just as hot as yesterday. with these lightning strikes we have the potential of thunderstorms. we have been talking about how dry the foliage is in just one lightning strike could start off a fire. we have the highest chance of seeing them in the south county. once again, we are waking up to high humidity. this is the remnants of the tropical system that gets pursed into the areas around the bay area. this water vapor imagery, high humidity and we are watching out for that as a comes in. it looks like a lot of the lightning chances will be off to the east. they need to be watched closely because of how close it is moving to the bay area. temperatures in the upper 90s and as the humidity drops, we are reachi

bear packing rain but there is a lot of lightning around the bakersfield area as well as some of that humidity really increasing as the monsoonal moisture arrives. the temperatures today, not much cooler, still 97 in livermore and 84 in oakland. we will be in the upper 70s in san francisco and that is where we get a little bit of a break from the heat so we will talk more about that coming up. any problems for the morning commute? >> good morning, of course we are keeping a close eye on the situation, we are seeing the impacts between pleasant hill and concord in the antioch direction, we will have an update on the situation coming up in a bit but i am noticing some flowing through tracy and the ultimo, you could potentially have some overnight construction, i haven't seen any accidents in that area and a quick look at the drive time, about 21 minutes. >>> if you take part, prepare for delays this morning. crews working overnight in concord to replace tracks after a bart train derailed. >> they are blaming the heat which caused the curve in the truck. we have the latest. >> employees

oceanside san diego heavy thunderstorms up through bakersfield all day. it's been popping off, and now it's kind of moved into our our region anyway, certainly down by ocean side and salinas, you can see. look at that thing blow up. that's the big sell, and you see it die down. that's because the sun setting and there's a sunset, you lose the heating from beneath, but that's a big that's a lot of lightning strikes. that's solid. add that's a hollister that's working its way into monterey and never come a little further north. you're going to see what looks like we might be seeing a few light sprinkles around here. not a worry for thunderstorms, but definitely a sprinkle possible late tonight and tomorrow morning, i'll put the full forecast together for you. just a few minutes. bill. thank you. police in san jose. sean killed in armed homicide suspect after a tense standoff. authorities say the suspect was one of her two killings one in san jose, the victim of man who has not been named the other woman in modesto. the woman's family has identified her as m

or further inland, we are actually seeing some monsoonal moisture firing up thunderstorms from bakersfieldp into southern sierra nevada and right around the grapevine that monsoonal moisture does work its way up our direction. is it going to be packing enough punch for really a significant chance of any sort of thunderstorms? but you will see some late day cloud cover from it, possibly a few rolls of thunder early tomorrow morning. otherwise, this is a calm and just gradually cooling forecast, we're staying warm into the weekend. we're just not going to be as warm as what we were yesterday, which was obviously the record breaker with triple digit temperatures done with the triple digits. now, a solano county, the only spot left the has a heat advisory yesterday. almost all of us were under those peach use. the heat advisories, solano county remaining that way until 10:00pm tonight. so what is the difference compared to yesterday? we'll for san francisco. it's a cool down from 91 degrees to just the upper 70's. that is a noticeable drop in temperatures right along the coastline. as for bays

i am just a little gospel singing boy from bakersfield, california. so this is a real honor for me.nors my mother and family. i am just thankful to be here. katty: like you, i live in the u.s., and when i told people i was coming over for jubilee celebrations, everybody was thrilled. americans do love the royal family. were you surprised when you got the call, as an american, to sing at the jubilee? >> very surprised. i was like, no, that cannot be right. i have sang for the royals before, and i guess they liked what they heard and said, let's have him back. katty: i have been talking to people all day who come from all over the world. this does seem to be more than a british celebration. i am struck by that. >> it is a worldwide celebration. and obviously we are struck by the fantastic tradition that exists he in the u.k. but she is an international treasure. so to be able to honor her in song, it's a gift for me. and i think for the rest of the world. they understand where we are in terms of her life. and we want to celebrate her. katty: while she is still alive. what is it about

well inland, you get in the san joaquin, numbers 104 in fresno, one. 0, 2, in bakersfield. the head of the los angeles tomorrow about eighty-four degrees and 83 degrees in san diego on the big picture. we've got some low clouds and fog trying to gather along the coastline tonight should be a stronger push with that. the ridge of high pressure weakening somewhat that's going allow that marine layer to deepen and push further on shore. so you have tomorrow morning about that. a couple of patches of fog showing up in places like little more after you see that fog. begin to break up, though, as we head toward the afternoon, camping at the coastline before getting ready to move back on shore again by tomorrow night. all that being said, the temperatures going back off a little bit tomorrow. we're looking at 60's much of san francisco, patchy fog along the coastline about 58 in pacifica. 62 in half moon bay inside the bay got a lot of 60's mid-sixties bilbray in burlingame. very mild temperatures as you work your way down the middle of the peninsula, 60's and 70's there that a li

one '02 in bakersfield. 84 in los angeles.ed that direction, 83 in san diego, one. 0, one in reading. here it is. that fog that we're talking about. yeah, we've got plenty of that to come. just some patchy stuff out there now. but overnight tonight that marine they're going to really start to deepen as high pressure weakens its rain on the west coast. so here comes a filling inside the bay shoot into the mountain gaps in a pile and all the way in the east bay by tomorrow morning. watch for some patchy fog. places like livermore, pleasanton dublin may be the talker place you haven't seen lately and into the delta. 2. but as we head through the day, it will peel back toward the coastline. the lots of sunshine behind except out of the beaches and then get ready for that. fog move back on shore by tomorrow evening. all said the temperatures are going to start come down a few degrees. we've got 60's in the san francisco along the coastline plan. some 50's and 60's with that patchy fog. there inside the bay. a few sun sunshine about

. >> one jurisdiction like bakersfield, california, is going to have a higher threshold because they're accustomed to hotter temperatures than people in minneapolis. >> four u.s. cities are testing the concept including los angeles. you can imagine the psychological, you have named storms like hurricanes for example, paul, and people need to take the events seriously. >> we are seeing one of the consequences with the fire burning in san mateo right now, the hot temperatures cooking the fire fuels and curing them essentially, getting them ready to go. this is a live view from the college of san may theo towards the edgewood fall. one was called the colton fire which seems to be on its way to containment rapidly. three are devoting air resources to the edgewood fire burning above redwood city where temperatures are hot, around 100 dre degrees, humidity only around 12 percent and winds gusting up to about 10 miles per hour. as we head through the next couple of days there is some good news. it is hot out there now, which is why it is a first alert weather day. you need to take it easy thro

there's definitely hot weather to be found tomorrow across the strait estate 99 in sacramento 104 in bakersfieldtriple digits in places like needles palm springs, death valley. oh, it's going to be a scorcher 116 on wednesday, but if you are heading down to los angeles for the long holiday weekend 82 degrees really nice looking weather thursday. we're going to start to notice those temperatures backing off across the state san diego 73 113 still hot death valley as we take a look here. this is our cooling mechanism from our sutro tower camera. you can see that fog rolling in earlier tonight. it's there right along the coastline tonight, but it's not a solid deck it has compressed to just under a thousand feet. so it's going to be limited. it's not going to go very far 50s on the temperatures near the coast fifty sixties around the bay inland areas. you're still hanging on to some of that warmth from our golden gate bridge camera. it's a little fuzzy here. there was some fog on the bridge here and you can pretty much on some tomororroniwningor mng n.ee coast and bay still hot inland in the aftern

carjacked someone in oakland, robbed a store off interstate 5, then carjacked another person down in bakersfieldch case is being investigated separately. >>> a brush fire along a.d.d. between fremont and newark was pretty intense, especially if you are driving by here. not far from the park mall. the on ramp and southbound lanes were blocked for fire crews. the fire was put out before 6:00 p.m., and all lanes reopen no word yet on how this started. >>> vice president, harris is returning to the bay area. this is from her last visit in april. we do know that she will have appearances this thursday. her office says, it will provide us with more information about these visits tomorrow. she'll come to -- came to san francisco in april when she visited ucf to think about maternal health. >>> some eye-opening revelations from a former white house aide on today's generous sixth committee hearing. hutchinson, you see her there, an aide and chief of staff for mark meadows. she said come on mireles, before speaking at the rally, president trump wanted the scene removed, so even armed crowd numbers could b

doing that know here monsoonal moisture sparking up a severe line of thunderstorms just east of bakersfieldver there in the southern sierra nevada, down along the grapevine. so if you are heading down that direction today, at least those thunderstorms are coming along with rain, dry thunderstorms this time of year. do increase your risk of fire danger. now, as far as we go right now, skies are pretty clear. and right, a little bit of that monsoonal moisture cloud cover is going to work its way over the bay later on today. shouldn't do anything for us, though, except for help to keep temperatures. just a couple degrees cooler than yesterday. so do expect a few passing clouds later on today. as for tomorrow on into friday, temperatures will continue to gradually be a little less hot. we're still going to be warm into the weekend. just not as warm as yesterday was nor as warm as today is about to be a heat watch in effect for solano county until 10:00pm tonight. rest of the bay area is out of that heat if you remember yesterday, almost all of us were lit up in those peach use 60's to 70's for

west the west reported the missing in 2020 and in march of this year the west swore arrested in bakersfield for their murder in today's press conference the boys biological mother grandmother and their lawyer. they detailed their lawsuit saying the state and county unlawfully took the boys from their mother and did not follow the federal mandate to try to unify the family and place them with the grandmother. i didn't deserve this. i'm not a criminal. i don't have the bad record. i don't have a record at all. so for me to take my child to the hospital. being responsible parent and to lose my child. and for my second child to be born into it and for me to take him home for a week and lose him. it hurts. why? why kern county? what was the purpose of not giving them to me? when my house was approved to have them. i'm the grandmother. what makes them think that? a foster family was better. than their own family. what makes them think that i have no idea. the voice bodies have not yet it's murder trial is scheduled for july. i reached out to the california department of social services and to the

measurable rain with it, but it's not going to happen everywhere which is why it is concerning bakersfieldecting 1300 of an inch 10th of an inch at bishop. morning temperatures. they're not going to fall much unless you're right near the coast. so anywhere from the 50s to the 70s for our warmest spots as you get going. i think you can leave your jacket behind afternoon highs with the humidity. it might not feel cooler, but it is going to be cooler 95 in san jose gilroy 90 and sunnyvale on the peninsula mix of high clouds and sun 92 redwood city 73 and half moon bay downtown san francisco 76 degrees north bay temperatures 89 in san rafael mid. these around calistoga santa rosa in the east bay 85 oakland 92 fremont had inland it is still going to be hot 98 degrees in fairfield livermore 97 in concord for the pride parade. well at 9 am for the celebrations and everything mid-60s around noon time in the low 70s. it's really going to be nice and mild for the san francisco pride celebration sunday accuweather 78 forecast hot inland thunder chance still a lingering chance thursday morning and the

this is gonna last the longest will be out in the central valley from bakersfield , up to sacramento,p to marysville and red bluff. these are the forecast set up set and you can see basically a significant drop off on saturday inland and then everybody cools down sunday monday and then tuesday comes back up a little bit, so just take it slow feed to feed yourself plenty of water. take care of the pets, take care of the elderly and just take it slow tomorrow. be patient, and then saturday, you'll notice a big difference. all right, we'll do that bill have a great weekend new at 11. an appeals court has upheld a state law that prevents some former inmates from becoming firefighters. a recent law allows some former prisoners who served on fire crews during their sentence to have a chance at firefighting career after prison. however most departments in the state do require firefighters to be e. m. t s first, but anyone convicted of two felonies or a single felony in the past decade cannot apply. a manhattan is on in ventura county for the person who stole a dog from a rescue facility, bea

that's what an amtrak train from bakersfield destined for oakland rounded this bend.it the car. unfortunately, today we do have three deceased that were in the vehicle. we did transport one child by medical helicopter to children's hospital, and two adult males went to john muir in walnut creek. identities of the victims have not yet been released. firefighters say none of the 81 passengers and five employees aboard the amtrak train were hurt. we're told that people in the car were headed to an event that attracted upwards of 100 people who had been crossing the tracks frequently. family member that passed away we're having a little like a fundraiser. the train conductor who could not speak on camera said he hit the brakes as soon as he saw the vehicle. but it took the train well over 100 yards to stop. at the accident scene. there were balloons and flowers from a previous incident with no given date. there's no crossing guard only a big sign warning of trains. attendees of the event say this particular crossing is known to be dangerous. i know years ago someone close

that's what an amtrak train from bakersfield destined for oakland rounded this bend. and hit the car. unfortunately today we do have three deceased that were in the vehicle. we did transport one child by medical helicopter to children's hospital, and two adult males went to john muir in walnut creek. identities of the victims have not yet been released. firefighters say none of the 81 passengers and five employees aboard the amtrak train were hurt. we're told that people in the car were headed to an event that attracted upwards of 100 people who had been crossing the tracks frequently. family member that passed away and we're having a little like a fundraiser. train conductor who could not speak on camera said he hit the brakes as soon as he saw the vehicle. but it took the train well over 100 yards to stop. at the accident scene. there were balloons and flowers from a previous incident with no given date. there's no crossing guard only a big sign warning of trains. attendees of the event say this particular crossing is known to be dangerous. i know years ago someone

foothills yesterday, it was lightning strike after a lightning strike south of fresno down towards bakersfield. some of that monsoonal moisture shifted northward. we have this potential of thunderstorms in the bay area today. well, it's slim to none for us. we are seeing some of the cloud cover from it, though that will be passing over this morning starting to become less and less of a thing towards the afternoon. skies clear out really nicely towards the tail end of the day today. today's highs a little cooler than yesterday's tomorrow. even cooler than today's and saturday, we will be even cooler yet. so we are looking at a steadily more comfortable forecast around the corner as we do work into pride weekend as we do work into a weekend to hopefully get back outside for all of you out there even further inland 60's and 70's for your highs in san francisco today. 60's and 70's at the coast to really nice day. little on the foggy side towards the coast. 80's for your daytime highs to 90's. for most of our bayshore cities, palo alto at 90 degrees. san jose and down from the upper 90's a few day

measurable rain with it, but it's not going to happen everywhere which is why it is concerning bakersfieldecting 1300 of an inch 10th of an inch at bishop. morning temperatures. they're not going to fall much unless you're right near the coast. so anywhere from the 50s to the 70s for our warmest spots as you get going. i think you can leave your jacket behind afternoon highs with the humidity. it might not feel cooler, but it is going to be cooler 95 in san jose gilroy 90 and sunnyvale on the peninsula mix of high clouds and sun 92 redwood city 73 and half moon bay downtown san francisco 76 degrees north bay temperatures 89 in san rafael mid. these around calistoga santa rosa in the east bay 85 oakland 92 fremont had inland it is concorwell am for the 98aierre celebrations and everything mid-60s around noon time in the low 70s. it's really going to be nice and mild for the san francisco pride celebration sunday accuweather 78 forecast hot inland thunder chance still a lingering chance thursday morning and then cooler just in time for the sunday celebrations for pride. moderate to severe ec

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there's definitely hot weather to be found tomorrow across the strait estate 99 in sacramento 104 in bakersfieldtriple digits in places like needles palm springs, death valley. oh, it's going to be a scorcher 116 on wednesday, but if you are heading down to los angeles for the long holiday weekend 82 degrees really nice looking weather thursday. we're going to start to notice those temperatures backing off across the state san diego 73 113 still hot death valley as we take a look here. this is our cooling mechanism from our sutro tower camera. you can see that fog rolling in earlier tonight. it's there right along the coastline tonight, but it's not a solid deck it has compressed to just under a thousand feet. so it's going to be limited. it's not going to go very far 50s on the temperatures near the coast fifty sixties around the bay inland areas. you're still hanging on to some of that warmth from our golden gate bridge camera. it's a little fuzzy here. there was some fog on the bridge here and you can pretty much on some tomorrow morning. so foggy misty morning near the coast and bay still ho

it was the bakersfield and concluded landmarks across the state with significance to mexican americanat would include the hall sends a where chavez famously organized. kumasi: protesting the supreme court while marching to the pride parade, the thousands. julian: new apple devices slated to be about this fall. first up, a check of the forecast. lisa: we will keep it nice and easy with a continuation of the last few days. plenty of fog and clouds the post and hot temperatures inland, but that will change in the middle of the week. petty father, visibility not an -- patchy fog, visibility not an issue. it was anything yesterday in santa cruz, waking up to the clouds and fog. another day in the low 80's. dense fog at the huns, mist and drizzle, afternoon sun in the, looking at the cooler pattern beginning wednesday. greasy was when reese, summer sea breeze with us, but tomorrow winds will crank up on the post, could be close to 35 or 40 mph. that may bring coming around the bay, but today very little change. because to start, mid and, maybe in, to, mid 90's inland. for the accurate seven

murdered in republican-led california cities like fresno or san bernardino or kevin mccarthy's bakersfield. now, l.a. is for sheriffs and i believe in community policing which means more police walking the streets and building relationships and being paid well and also being accountable, but if you want to fix crime, we have to address the root causes through simple things. increase funding for mental health services, street lighting, cleaning vacant lots, those are things that actually produce crime that i think can go and help communities like west hollywood. >> dagen: i can say in new york city we did that in new york city and almost $1 billion disappeared and overseeing my mayor appear there was a defining movement and crime spiked. what say you? in hollywood telling the residents there might prepared to be robbed if you go out at night. >> yeah, no, this is very obvious. there was only one thing that changed in this country over the last couple of years. and this was the election of all of these district attorneys and prosecutors soros funded, by the way, that were soft on crime. and

they reported the children missing in 2020, and in march this year, they were arrested in bakersfield for the murder. in today's press conference, the boys biological mother, grandmother, and their lawyer detail the lawsuit, saying the state and county took the boys unlawfully from their mother and did not follow the federal mandate to try to unify the family in place them with the grandmother. >> i did not deserve this. i am not a criminal. i don't have a bad record. i don't have a record at all, so for me to take my child to the hospital, being a responsible parent, and to lose my child, and for my second child to be born into it and for me to take him home for a weekend lose him, it hurts. >> why? why, kern county? what is the purpose of not giving them to me was my house was approved to have them? i am the grandmother. what makes them think that a foster family was better than their own family? what makes them think that? i have no idea. >> the boys bodies have not been found. the murder trial is scheduled for july. i reached out to the california department of social services in

traveling around the state, the hot weather is going to continue through the central valley. 103 in bakersfield. death valley, 116. los angeles, 83. reading thursday, 98. down south, 74 in san diego. eight fax friday. just in time for the holiday weekend. 77 in los angeles, 85 in sacramento. we have a little breeze. blue skies towards the bay. upper 60's from san francisco to oakland. san jose 77, 60 one half moon bay. from mount tam, a shaky camera. patches of cloudiness are beginning to patches of cloudiness beginning to develop. napa, 78. petaluma, a nice ocean breeze, 75. livermore, 83. sunshine in the south bay, no clouds, fog, patchy drizzle in the morning. cooling trend tomorrow. gusty at above average for most of the bay area for the holiday weekend. tonight fog and low clouds pushes into some of the valleys. we will see drizzle in the morning between 5:00 a.m.. low cloudss pull back to the coast. parts of the bay and coast will see lingering love cloudiness. morning temperatures, upper 40's to the mid 50's in london. a cool night with afternoon highs in the south bay. adn is a sounds -

ba bakersfield california expected to be triple digit. ten degr above their average temperature this time of year. it's not just the afternoon highs. it's the overlight know temperatures not cooling off. look at tucson of 83. phoenix dropping to only 90. even dallas dropping down to only 82. you need the temperature to drop below 80 degrees to allow your be body to cool itself off to protect it for the next day when the temperatures rebound into high levels. dallas, houston, a lot of areas of texas looking at multiple day of triple digit heat. houston and austin could break five consecutive days of record high temperature. they're not the only ones as the heat wave spreads east, records are possibly from california through new york over the next five days. you really see that heat reborebound across the southeast. nashville toing out at triple digits. same thing for raleigh by middle of next week. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> the cdc says a 45 probable or confirmed monkey pox cases have been found in 16 states and d.c. >> monkey pox

you get some of those interior valleys, 104 in fresno, one of 2 of bakersfield. the watches locally overnight. tonight you get the fog low clouds into the bay, but then models are picking up on surging into the delta in the tri valley, too. so temperatures cooling down around the bay area tomorrow afternoon, becoming mostly sunny, except on the beaches. 50's and 60's coast side said a hot 90's. you'll see 80's in the valleys. >> thank you, lauren. straight ahead, california lawmakers putting a hedge of protection around abortion rights will take a look. >> also, the new study linking using cannabis to a spike in hospital >> 4th of july, just around the corner, americans all across the country getting ready to celebrate with events, including barbecues. you will not be surprised. i'm guessing to hear that the price of making those hamburgers and hot dogs will be a lot more expensive than last year. reporter paul gerke has the story. >> the average cost of an independence day cookout this year might make carnivores clinch. the price of ground beef has risen 36% in

in some places it could be hotter like fresno, bakersfield, bar stow expecting triple digits.row. those could challenge records. across the deep south, not as hot. but a couple places under heat advisory. little rock, jackson could see the heat index between 105 and 110. showers and thunderstorm developing that cool some folks off. so the oppressive heat from last week will take a break for a couple days. and also i'm watching these storms south of new orleans, and so is the hurricane center. 20% chance that something there could develop over the next couple days and there's a 70 % chance that this in the eastern atlantic will push into the caribbean by the time we get to the middle or end of the upcoming week for the next name on the list is bonnie. and certainly, by tuesday or wednesday, it could, indeed, be over the ocean. >> all right. we'll be watching -- you'll be watching and telling us. gene, thank you so much. >>> all right. still ahead, doctors are sounding the alarm about people experiencing a covid rebound. we'll discuss what that means exactly straight ahead. >>>

going from sunday into monday you'll see that drop for places like death valley, palm springs, bakersfieldtemperatures drop. but again it's moving into a different location. sunday, monday and tuesday now you start to see more of these records being a possibility across the southwest and even into the midwest that lingers into next week. look at new orleans, for example, 92 going into 90. houston, dallas, san anglo all looking at triple digit temperatures over the next several days. houston and austin, for example, already broken records and they could have as many of five days in a row of record temperatures before this heat wave final ly begins to shift out of that area. you have that prolonged period for a lot of these area. look at atlanta going from 92 on sunday up to the mid 90s monday and tuesday and raleigh close to 100 degrees on tuesday. >> brutal stuff. allison chinchar, we appreciate you breaking that down for us. >>> just a quick update for you. cnn's original series "watergate" blueprint for a scandal is continuing with all new episodes tomorrow. the series picking back up wi

i was in bakersfield a number of times talking to voters there in the race, but people are just feelingir life. they no longer feel they can keep their kids in sports. they are having problems obviously struggling with the grocery bills. they feel like the party in power is not doing enough to help them. the message that joe biden is sending back in washington is not making its way to people out here, and they are looking for another alternative, and we may very well see all of that unfold. not just in democratic enthusiasm at the polls today, but also in november where democrats may be punished for that. >> grateful for your time. great to see you. >>> up next, a summit where the biggest issue seems to be the invite list. mexico's president is boycotting. the reason? it raises a hypocrisy debate for the e biden white house. it's made them fiercely determined and more innovative. just because they can navigate the obstacles doesn't mean they should have to. citi is committed to investing in opportunities for 10 million women globally by 2025. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ thunderstruck ♪ ♪ ♪ thunderstruck

it would be based near bakersfield. a group of landmarks across the state with significance to the civil-rights history of mexican americans. that would include macdonald hall in san jose, where chavez and activists famously organized. kumasi: there is a new streaming site that bills itself as spotify for nature lovers. it lets you listen to nature all over the world, thanks to contributors who have experienced recording the natural world, sending in the sound from places like brazil, spain, new zealand, norway, and the u.k. it is from national parks, the everglades, and it says the sounds can help you relieve stress. julian: i love it feet -- i love it. feels like something we should have for tee time. kumasi: can we talk for moment that i loved at the pride parade? did you see baby sauce good? i had a fan girl moment. julian: kudos to her for making it out. being in the middle of everything that was pride yesterday. kumasi: she was so adorable in her car, looking fabulous. julian: a true icon. right here and our own b

northern california and sacramento, today is the last of the extremely hot days but for bakersfield andix, it will take another two or three days before you see the temperatures come back down. and the key thing is the overnight low temperatures are extremely warm. you have some of these areas where the low isn't going to get any cooler than 80 degrees. and that is a problem if you're body can't cool down below that, it doesn't allow you to safely protect your body later in the day when the temperatures get even warmer. and in many cases you're talking triple-digits. for a place like houston, they could break five days in a row of record temperatures. >> ouch. all right. so summer is here. i don't care what the calendar said. allison, thank you. >>> still ahead, the average price of gas in california is over $6 a gallon. according to aaa. but a gas station glitch in rancho cordova sold its customers gas for a crazy low price. really low. that story is ahead. d is so full of lemons. when youou become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your t travels. so you can go and s

take a look at all of these little icons here showing live cloud to ground lightning up around bakersfield and we are going to see that moving our way, with the potential of the first round of monsoon moisture moving into the bay area. the green shows really have higher humidity up until about thursday, where there could be a chance of dry lightning. i will have more on that coming up in a few minutes. as we get a look at how we can maybe save a little bit of money here and there. what are gas prices like? >> when it comes to those gas prices, we are always trying to find you at least some of the lower prices. all under six dollars a gallon. the first one is in san jose. $5.97 along north first street in san carlos and in concord, gas is $5.99 at the a and a gas along holly street and then there is the article on monument boulevard. i know gas prices are so expensive but at least that is something below the six dollar mark. i do have something to give you a heads up about. if you will be driving along to a five from tracy, we do have what looks to be a little bit of a traffic hazard starti

you've got 104 in the forecast for fresno, one. 0, 2, in bakersfield about 95 degrees in sacramento aboutfour degrees in los angeles. but we'll see more of that fog on the way. just couple patches out there right now. the models are starting to pick up on and it's going make a a pretty good run overnight tonight as high pressure begins to weaken, that has loosened up the atmosphere a little bit. lau, low clouds and fog push further on shore. so we're going to see that in the bay tomorrow morning, maybe into the delta, maybe some of the east bay valleys as well. then that breaks up lots of sunshine by the afternoon. only to make return again as we head into thursday morning. in fact, a push on thursday morning. and that's where we'll see some more significant cooling look at the fog make its way all the way into the sacramento valley. and usually when you see a push that deep and temperatures will be much cooler, in fact, we'll see the numbers maybe drop a good 10 degrees by thursday afternoon. again around the bay area tomorrow, not bad. you're looking 60's in the san francisco cool 50's

carjacking friday in oakland and later a robbery at a store in lost hills and a separate carjacking in bakersfield>>> today it's an important day for families in oakland. parents will learn if more school closures are coming to the district bowing to follow through on its plans despite pressure from parents and teachers. kris sanchez joining us now and what is expected to happen here? >> reporter: we know parents are really hoping they oakland unified school board will change its position on some of the school closures and parents have gone so far as to create a resolution of their own they want the board to vote on. back in february you might remember the ousd school board voted to close parker k-8 and cumin 80 day school this year but next year they voted to close brookfield, monk, grass valley, horace mann elementary schools and komatsu discovery academy. two more schools would only serve students up to fifth grade instead of eighth grade and rise cumin 80 schools would merge with new highlands academy. and protest some parents and activists moved into the parker school campus and started runni

house minority leader kevin mccarthy from bakersfield speaking on capitol hill for prolife advocates.right to life has been vindicated. the voiceless. we finally have >> this great nation can now live up to its core principle that all are created equal. not for you created. >> back here in the bay area in the south bay county supervisors and city council members say they plan to protect health of women seeking an abortion kron four's. charles clifford joining us live now from san jose with more on their message. hey, charles. >> they're yeah. just a short time ago here in san jose, a rally wrapped from folks who are pro choice who are very much unhappy with the supreme court's decision. we spoke to that. we heard them speak just a short time ago expressing their outrage and also sort of outlining what california's role will be in the months and years ahead after this decision. >> what is happening today to women across america to people seeking abortion across america. it is made us second-class citizens making abortion illegal does not make abortion go away. it simply makes it unsafe

the park would be based 30 miles north of bakersfield.fort would include a group of landmarks across the state with significance to the civil rights history of mexican americans. among the possible sites is mcdonald hall in san jose where shabbos and activists family -- chavez and activists famously organized. >> a rescue outside the desert in palm springs. firefighters rescued puppies stuck in an underground den. they were tracked for hours -- trapped for hours in a tortoise then because a 100 pound desert tortoise was blocking the exit. >> come on, you can do it. you can get around now. come on. >> there you go. >> the san bernardino county fire department says the curious five-month-old puppies found their way into the den last week. they tried to lure the tortoise out with watermelon but the tortoise would not take the bait. eventually cruise dug out the pups -- crews dug out the pups and reunited them with their family. >> never seen anything like it. the weather one more time. >> no oscar the grouch over here. let's talk about what

region resulting in widespread thunderstorms for the southern end of the central valley around bakersfielde southern sierra nevada. some of this monsoonal moisture will work its up our direction. it's likely not to result in any widespread thunderstorms, but we will see some of the cloud cover from it. and this should help to keep things a little bit cooler later on today. and then especially into tomorrow. the rest of the week's forecast is gradually cooler today. a little cooler than yesterday, just enough. so that the only heat advisories we have on the map today are up in solano county through 10:00pm tonight. today's daytime highs remain in the 90's for antioch, santa rosa livermore as well as san jose and fremont well falling back into the 80's for hayward in oakland and down into the 70's for san francisco for inland areas. temperatures will barely make the 90's this weekend for a base or cities from the 80's to just the 70's and for the coast, from the 70's to some 60's and the return of fog, especially tomorrow morning. let's get a quick look at our bridges from the maze to fremon

meet the need the national park to honor labor leader, cheese or shabbos, it would stretch from bakersfieldea. the sites include the national monument in kern county, and mcdonald hall in san jose. this is where jay's or shabbos and other activists famously organize that trail following the 300 mile labor march, from kern county to sacramento in 1966 which would also be created. there would be a new bill introduced in earlier this past month. it isn't clear when it could get a vote on the senate floor. >>> a small, but powerful piece of technology, that will help future spacecraft get to the moon. >> nasa posted this image of the capstone rocket set to take a satellite the size of a microwave oven into space later today. we have animation which nasa ames had a big role in managing, the satellite will test a new path to come and around, the moon fit its unique halo -shaped orbit, the idea is to make sure the new route is safe for future astronauts. am laura garcia. thank you for starting your day with us, today. >>> demonstrations across the country are not letting up after the supreme court

so dangerous heat today, we're looking at areas of heat advisories from fresno bakersfield and santad. this is really rare for this part of the country, so the concern is we don't have air conditioning, we don't have a way to cool off and the fans are going as we go throughout the afternoon, but it is going to lift. it is not going to last very long. which is good news. we're looking at washington, d.c., 82 degrees. that's five degrees below average. enjoy it. >> lovely. thank you, michelle. >>> still ahead, new reporting related to the january 6th attack on the capital and the attorney for helping to develop president trump's strategy, his phone was seized by the fbi. we will have that and talk about what is expected during today's house select committee hearing. we will be back in just a moment. stay with us. ill be back in jus moment moment stay with us the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. to help prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and form

las vegas is hot. 89 phoenix, 88, palm springs and 80 in bakersfield. still some heat out there, but the monsoon moisture is moving. why? because the highest moving as that low to the north begins to settle in, it's going to carve itself out over the west starts a little bit today more so, as we head into wednesday and thursday. so you know, i'm worried about really. it doesn't look like anything. as far as rain goes, let's travel through the oregon border. maybe but for us, it will be a much cooler and breezy pattern starting a little bit for some today more likely tomorrow. 60 seventies eighties and nineties. the cool is the rule is on the way as it takes especially end of the week and into the upcoming weekend. thank you, steve. canceled or delayed flights could continue nationwide through this fourth of july holiday weekend still ahead, what's behind the disruptions impacting airlines across the country and the great resignation. taking its toll on the public sector will tell you why san jose city leaders say they're having problems attracting new h

that's when an amtrak train from bakersfield destined for oakland rounded this bend. and hit the car. unfortunately today we do have three deceased that were in the vehicle. we did transport one child by medical helicopter to children's hospital, and two adult males went to john muir in walnut creek. identities of the victims have not yet been released. firefighters say none of the 81 passengers and five employees aboard the amtrak train were hurt. we're told that people in the car were headed to an event that attracted upwards of 100 people who had been crossing the tracks frequently. member that passed away. we're having a little like a fundraiser. the train conductor who could not speak on camera said he hit the brakes as soon as he saw the vehicle, but it took the train well over 100 yards to stop. at the accident scene. there were balloons and flowers from a previous incident with no given date. there's no crossing guard only a big sign warning of trains. attendees of the event say this particular crossing is known to be dangerous. i know years ago someone close

by sunday, bakersfield, 97. looking at 89 degrees monday.e rest of the country today looking really good in the upper midwest. lots sunshine. 79 in minneapolis. chicago, 77. and yes we will be seeing that all day long. >> all day long. michelle grossman, thank you for that. >>> and thanks to the los angeles angels for the sound track for the day. >>> still ahead on "way too early," we will go back to two big stories from capitol hill, the debate over new gun safety legislation as well as the first public hearing into the january 6th capitol attack. that kicks off tonight in prime time. we're going to discuss all of it with anna palmer of punch bowl news next on "way too early." from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might n

i don't know dayton or bakersfield. and all of these people and all of us in this room or perhaps some of them had skills that were transferable to a market that grew from 300 million to seven billion. hit me when i wrote an article. it was about 2004 and all of a sudden people started. email i mean that had been very relatively new about article from south korea. how does somebody from south korea read somebody from selma? doesn't make any sense and then all of a sudden i started to know that when i signed a book contract something that had been irrelevant before foreign sales all of a sudden there were this edition and this edition in this edition. and so people and then finance law insurance media professional sports. look at the los angeles lakers most of their income will soon come if it doesn't already from china franchising. and so their attitude was that we were uniquely qualified through education temperament zip code. or the professions that we are to have this market and more money came in and then anywhere i

it's very peaceful >> right now, james and christina have two pod homes one here and another in bakersfield in five years we hope to be making progress towards our goal of ending housing insecurity >> for "the news," i'm kate rogers >>> ford investing billions in production across the midwest. that's what's topping cnbc's "on the money. ford announcing it will have 6200 manufacturing jobs in michigan, missouri and ohio. the new jobs expected to expand ford's vehicle production manufacturing. a big part of the plan, increasing production of the electric f-150 and that's in michigan the last howard johnson's in america now closed the popular restaurant chain known for its orange rooms and ice cream sundaes. it first opened in 1925. there were about a thousand of them in the '60s and '70s. howard johnson's was last located in new york. >>> lebron james, his lakers missed the nba playoffs, but he's still cashing in. forbes are reports king james is officially a billionaire and he's the first to do it while still playing. the other, michael jordan, but he didn't reach a billion dollars until abo

look at all that activity around bakersfield and south of fresno.oing to work its way direction diminishing a bit in its thunderstorm potential as it does. so only the slightest chance of any sort of rain or thunderstorms ahead for us. very, very minimal to not what we will see, though, is really just a bit of cloud cover from this towards the tail end of the day today on into tomorrow. that's going to help to keep temperatures at least a little bit down. upping fire danger, though, in the process for the sierra and the central valley. only one heat advisory left. that's for solano county until 10:00pm. tonight, a sign of at least cooler temperatures today not near as hot as yesterday was for san francisco when we hit 91. >> today it will be 60's to 70's 60's and 70's as well. right along the coastline. >> and our bayshore city still in the 80's to even the 90's saying carlos and palo alto at 93 south bay. temperatures in the mid 90's today. notice no triple digits, though. so that's a solid change. livermore at 96 conquered. 95 berkeley and richmon