he's lost one prominent client and will lose others and has been deprived of competing at belmont.e reviewing the course decision to determine its legal options and next steps. >>> finally let's go to the weather and to bill karins for a check on the weather. bill, seems like we've got tough stuff in the middle of the country. >> storms and heat, and how about this from arizona yesterday, kasie where they had a flash flood for two days. this man and two daughters were rescued. this was a swift rescue. one daughter is in the arms of the f. the man is on the roof with his o'daughter each eventually he passes the daughter. i can only imagine what the mom is thinking if she's watching. yeah, pretty dramatic scenes there. >>> also, iowa yesterday, a tornado outbreak. we had a lot of todays yesterday. 27 today reports. we had a couple of houses that were destroyed. we did not have any juicing or fatalities thankfully. here's what it looked like yesterday on radar. most of these storms were north of des moines and north of cedar rapids. every one of those red icons is one of the tornado r

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right now there are 5,000 customers without power in belmont and san mateo county. there is a lot to get through. let's get a check of the hot weather hitting the bay area with meteorologist darren peck. >>> at least marine layer has come back into the immediate bay for spectacular sunrise. the main part as far as the weather, if you are near the water, have access to the coast or near the bay, you are insulated. if you are inland, you are not. san jose that's the view with clear skies. you are under a heat advisory today. it started yesterday at noon and does not expire for san jose until tomorrow night. with marine layer over the skyline, it looks fine. the tri valley is where the real issue is. 64 degrees. those numbers will climb to around 106, 107 today for the daytime high. a quick overview of where we go, 107 for daytime highs for inland parts of the bay, 83 in the bay, upper 60s at the beaches. i will see you with the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> if you need a break from the heat there are places offering cooling centers. in contra costa they i

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. >> after graduating from belmont university in 1995, paisley began a career writing music for other david kursh. ♪♪ but it did not take long for paisley to move front and center. he released his debut album in 1999 featuring the number one single he didn't have to be. ♪♪ >> i learned something early on, i'm successful because of the songs i sang. my charisma is limited. >> come on, now. >> i'm telling you. i'm putting on an act and i have pulled the wool over everybody's eyes long enough. >> clearly the act is working. over 12 studio albums, paisley has won three grammys. 14 country music association awards. ♪♪ and scored 24 number one hits. of all the honors across 25 years in nashville, though, none is more special to paisley than performing at country music's holiest site. where we're sitting right now, it is the mother church. for people who haven't been, why is it so special? >> it goes all the way back to sort of the birth of what country music is. the opry started as a radio show and they needed a venue. this became the first real home. and the building goes back to the 1800s

. >> the police department in belmont reported a coyote sighting today and posted a picture here. you see the. canine there on twitter. the coyote was reportedly seen on briarfield way about 04:15pm, in the afternoon. police say the humane society has been notified. >> brave firefighters really do face some heart-stopping moments. check this out as they battle the tamarac wildfire near lake tahoe here in california. this video was posted by the u c davis fire chief. the crew became surrounded by flames. you see the sparks there as well. protecting a housing development. the good news here no serious injuries were reported. the tamarac fire has burned more than 50,000 acres and has now spread into and now to our 4 zone forecast. look at the weather. the bay area kron four's, erica caturay is here because so many fires burning out there and it's only july yeah. i got to though, i appreciate being here in the bay area and being able to look up. >> during the day and see blue skies or even gray depending on where you live or says seeing orange skies, which is the case in some places n

belmont police department is reporting a coyote sighting.ey posted this photo of the coyote on twitter. the coyote was reportedly seen on briere upfield way briarfield way police say the humane society has been notified of the coyote. all right. now 7.41, let's get to our wildfire coverage. take a look at these intense. >> video clips. this is video from u c davis firefighters as their crews were driving through raging fire storms battling the tamarack fire. we saw similar scenes in the north bay in past years. the fire truck was surrounded on by flames on all sides. the crew was apparently racing to try protect some homes. everybody got out. all right. thankfully. but the tamarack fire has igniter was ignited by lightning strike back on july. 4th up in alpine county. it's burned over 50,000 acres. so far it has only just 4% contained. as for the dixie fire crews, there are making some progress. it's been burning for about a week now up in butte and plumas counties containment has gone up from 15% to now 18%. but the size of the fire has als

the belmont police department is reporting a coyote sighting.of the coyote on twitter. the coyote was reportedly seen on breyer feel way. police say the humane society has been notified. there. >> well, now to our wildfire coverage. take a look at this intense video that was sent to us from u c davis firefighters showing their crews driving through raging fire storms are battling tamarac fire and boy can see the flames all around the crew as they're racing to protect homes. the tamarack fire was ignited by lightning strike on july 4th up in alpine county burned over 50,000 acres so far, just 4% contained. you know, we'll keep you updated as they continue battling that fire. also crews are making some progress any way against the dixie fire. that's the one burning been burning for about a week now up in butte and plumas counties this morning. the fire jumped in size to more than a 142,000 acres containment has also gone up but not near fast enough. it's now 18% contained evacuation orders are still in place for a number of communities. >> we'll t

the belmont police department is reporting a coyote sighting.posted this photo of the coyote on twitter. the coyote was reportedly seen on bria field way. police say the humane society has been notified. >> now to our wildfire coverage. we've got some pretty intense video to share with you from u c davis firefighters. this shows crews driving through a raging fire storm while battling the tamarack fire. yeah, that's pretty intense. this truck was surrounded by flames as the crews racing to try to protect a home. several of them. as a matter of fact, the tamarack fire was ignited by lightning back on july. 4th up in alpine county. and it was. well, it's burned more than 50,000 acres so far it's only 4% contained so that fire fight still has a long road ahead and as you can see it is pretty intense when it comes to the battle. crews are also making some progress against the dixie fire that was been burning for a week now up in butte and plumas counties. containment has risen. it was 15% yesterday. it's now 18% this morning. but the fire also conti

the coast. 57 degrees reported at bodega bay along the peninsula a beautiful day for you here. 71, belmonto park for the inner east bay upper sixties to low seventies 72 lafayette upper seventies clayton 85, a warm 85 already reported in at least one neighborhood over brentwood. partly cloudy skies a cool of strong breeze blowing if you are going to see the giants played later today at oracle, part game time 6 45 taken on the cardinals 59 degrees in that west breeze 20 to 25 mph so going to be a chilly, brisk one, maybe. even blustery, a bit for those folks heading to the game later into the afternoon for the rest of us will go 76 in redwood city for the east base shore 72 in fremont, mid to upper eighties far inland east bay upper seventies to about 80 degrees in less or in the communities, enjoying some very comfortable weather. over the last several days, we have another day or two of this before things start to turn around, and it gets hot. here's a look at the extended forecast on thursday. temperatures in the sixties along the coast will go low eighties for our bayside communities. u