you can see it at belmont. paul so this march in addition to just being a really great publicity ploy, was an announcement that the federal amendment was back, that was really going to be a major strategy going forward. so it was really alice paul who was pushing this to the amendment and also much more public tactics and she had she was very young. she was only in her early twenties at the time. the 1913 parade, but she had gone to grad school in england and had become a follower of emmeline pankhurst, the british suffrage also had its kind, slow and steady color within the lines suffrage movement, and then they had the pankhursts and the pankhurst mother emmeline daughters sylvia and christabel were totally and very, very militant. eventually, alice paul's faction of american movement became called militant. they had nothing on the british movement. these were started by throwing bricks through windows. they escalated to try to set the prime minister's house on fire. i understand they burned down glaswegian b

. >> notre dame in belmont. and all girls' catholic high school. >> your mother works for the church in a parish in an occupation. >> both my parents work for the church. any father works for the archdiocese in san francisco. my mother works in the parish. i group up in the world where you serve the church. >> you lapsed from your faith when you were young in college and then found what you call a reversion to. how did that come about? >> when i first started college at cal, i was at the place where a lot of young people are at, they're just trying too figure out who they are and how they fit into the world. for me, i didn't think faith-base was a part of that. i just grew up in the church. to me, i had seen a lot of the politics and drama behind the scenes. so i didn't think that was going to be part of my life. i remember telling people in high school that there is no way i'm going to being catholic as an adult. but going in with that mindset into cal, i tended to look for happiness and purpose in all the wron

we're learning more about the plan by stanford university to expand into belmont.stanford recently announced it's moving ahead with the project to buy an historic catholic university property on ralston avenue. stanford plans to convert that property into a satellite campus for 2500 students, faculty, and staff members. stanford would maintain the three historic structures on that property in belmont, including ralston hall mansion. and just check out this video here. this is a moment that a school teacher went back to her classroom in kern county and found a bear inside, roaming around frank elaine salmon returned to her classroom after printing some copies in the school office. she found this bear walking around in her room. yes. very curious. so she quickly shut the door, but she locked the bear inside with her cell phone to her husband, helped to coax the bear back outside. luckily the classroom wasn't damaged, just a couple of stolen snacks were eaten. too funny. yeah. well, still ahead, concord city council launching a new translation software for real time m

>> i'm wearing belmont. >> rupaul: belmont. gorgeous. >> isn't it beautiful?: yeah, it seems like in the past three or four years, you are everywhere. when did that shift? you've been around for a long time. when did that shift happen? >> i've been around for a long time. and i think the shift startedo happen around doing shows like "eupho "euphoria." [ cheers ] >> rupaul: yes, yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm a journeyman actor. wife been working in the theater a long time. i kept popping up at things. you know, smaller roles, but i guess very significant in a way. i feel like my career's just really -- i feel like i'm just starting another career. >> rupaul: yes. >> in another way. i feel like now i'm more of a leading man, doing other roles. i'm sort the center of these productions. it's been a long time coming. my first job was in the circus. >> rupaul: twla? >> yeah. >> rupaul: doing what? [ laughter ] >> i was an aerial web artist. you know that long rope that you climb and up swing around? >> rupaul: yes. >> i'd do that. i did juggling. i did tumblin

but 65 degrees at sfo through belmont into burlingame, including redwood shores, 75 in san jose going down to 61 tonight. these temperatures are a couple of degrees more mild than last night due to the enhancement of the cloud cover, and we will have some areas of drizzle overnight because of the deepening marine layer. it will be enhanced by this upper level trough well to the north of the bay area. it's going to skim across the pacific northwest for the weekend. even in the northwestern quadrant of the state of california, i'm calling for some rain showers all the way to the south into mendocino county around the ukiah area. only about a 10th of an inch. but that's okay. now, meanwhile, we're talking about the marine layer, and it will continue to push onshore, even moving towards the sacramento valley overnight before it backs off. you'll have a combination of some mid and high level clouds and also that marine layer hanging tight to the coastline for your saturday. and again, that condensation will be pretty much prominent around the seashore for your saturday. so for your sunday

we're learning more about the plan by stanford university to expand into belmont.ly announced that it's moving ahead with a project to buy a historic catholic university property on ralston avenue. stanford plans to convert that property into a satellite campus for 2500 students, faculty and staff members as well. stanford would maintain the three historic structures on the belmont property, including ralston hall mansion, college professor believes gifted programs have evolved to focus on the learning strengths of all students in the modern classroom. >> kristen seward is the director of the gifted education, research and resource institute at purdue university. she says children need teachers who are trained to meet their particular needs and provide an appropriate advanced learning experience for them. >> traditionally, students have been identified for gifted programing based on an iq score or a similar standardized test that would reflect their achievement or their aptitude. however today in gifted education, we look more holistically at how students are ident

todos los días, dice mark moreno, director de medicina deportiva en la preparatoria belmont college prepver si ha sufrido una posible contusión cerebral. anybody that's been suspected of having a concussion. también dice que cualquier persona que sea sospechosa de haber sufrido una contusión cerebral en un juego o práctica debe ser retirada inmediatamente. según el instituto nacional de salud, se reportan 300.000 lesiones cerebrales relacionadas con deportes cada año en los estados unidos. por lo tanto, según la ley estatal, las preparatorias de california tienen que seguir unas directrices estrictas. un estudiante no puede volver a sus actividades deportivas completas durante al menos 7 días. anytime you have a brain injury is going to be something serious that should be taken seriously. el doctor jackson dice que cada vez que alguien sufre una lesión cerebral, se trata de algo grave que debe tomarse en serio, por lo que aplaude lo que están haciendo las escuelas, mientras que moreno dice que estar atentos es la mejor estrategia para prevenir y tratar en san josé. damián trujillo notici

now any and those workers include bartenders cooks servers and belmont. and they tell me what they want is very simple. >> benefits higher wages and also consistent work hours. >> everybody puppy one of the thousands of hotel workers considering going on strike is pn tank. a housekeeper at the palace hotel in san francisco. she says the low pay and lack of scheduling. it's why she's out here. i think we have enough woke up, but don't have enough job. >> but this do have a i only want they. 2 they those they obey d. i hope i when our as a mother pn says the uncertainty with her job started after the pandemic and what hotel occupancy return to stable levels. she says her job did not big and we need to change the need. you know everything right be think, oh, expense and she's a part of the unite here. local to the hospitality workers union. they tell us they have been trying to negotiate with the marriott, hyatt and hilton hotels for months with and so good scene. good wage increases maintaining our health benefits is really important for us. >> and obviousl

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i actually went to the belmont stakes a couple times.hased its own stock at $18.79 a share. it's spending $2.3 billion of cash to buy stelco at a significant premium. it will be 2.6 times levered after the completion of the acquisition. this has a $6 billion market cap. how are they going to be in a position to buy u.s. steel? if you say no to nippon, what happens to these underinvested plants and can you rely on cleveland to complete a purchase where they're going to put more money in? he would say yes, but there are others who say no. >> they do need a cessation in the dumping of steel in this country via mexico. >> and they even say the japanese are still also dumping, that i claim. >> they need whatever person at the white house to crack down on the smuggle, so to speak. >> i would only end with section 5.2 c, page 59 of the merger agreement, which does outline restrictions on cleveland-cliffs' behavior through the pendency of the transaction and there is language that would seem to make it very difficult for them to do an acquisitio

rachel: eight-year-old fisherman elliot webster a local legend in chicago taking belmont harbor reelingig as he is even on a busted rod. >> elliot and his dad todd joins nows. good morning to you both elliot i'm told that was a late trout that big one we're seeing pictures of right now. and you caught it on a busted rod you're going tell me about that. >> the lake trout we went ten miles out to catch that fish. >> oh, wow. listen, i live down in georgia we don't have a -- leak that you can go ten miles on that's a ocean you're fishing on. tell us what makes you so and fishing that has your interest. >> i just started when i was five. and then i just never gave up yet. and i'm still doing it. >> elliot how much about fishing do you love because you get to do it with your dad? >> a lot. >> i bet -- >> todd, tell us about this fish that we're seeing right now the one that everyone is excited about. i'm going to follow-up what happened with the rod did it break in the process of catching this guy and how big was he officially? >> that was about a 25 pound lake trout that he had there. he ju

belmont city leaders say the drones will soon be used by the police and firefighters to respond to amergencies. first responders say drones can be especially effective in tracking down people who become lost in the woods. however, the use of drones for security and surveillance is also raised. privacy concerns in many cities. >> well, summer break is coming to an end. many students here in the bay area and across the country are heading back to school this week, and there are some important things parents can do to help their kids prepare mentally and physically for the new year, for the new school year. earlier this morning, i spoke to doctor hiren patel, the chief medical officer for united health care. >> the kids are not always forthcoming in and telling them about the issues they are struggling with in california. i mean, we have more than 7% of children aged 3 to 17 facing anxiety, and this is going up every year. so we're seeing a lot of mental health challenges. so having an annual physical and mental health wellness checkup is very important for emotional. and, you know, the

perhaps around san carlos and san mateo, burlingame and belmont, atherton, woodside, all in the 80s,gan hill and 85 in napa and sonoma. we've got the first weekend of august forecast. that's straight ahead. and the change you need to know about. but first things first. the man's in the house here. sal castaneda. >> all right. we've had a two big problems this morning. one of them is beginning to get resolved. and that would be westbound 80 near ashby. we had a deadly collision. a big rig hit a pedestrian. i can show you what's going on now with the live picture here on 80 westbound. the truck is on the shoulder and all the lanes are open. pretty soon this is going to be a non-factor, but we have a bigger backup as a result of that. and traffic is backed up all the way into richmond. the next thing, ignacio valley road, is closed between civic drive and north broadway. this is because of a deadly crash. reporter on the scene will tell us what happened, but i'm here to tell you that you need to. perhaps rethink using ignacio valley road and use a different way to 680 this morning. you

belmont city leaders say the drones will soon be used by police and firefighters to respond to a widely effective in tracking down people who get lost in the woods. however, the use of drones for security and surveillance has raised privacy concerns in many cities. >> well, san mateo police detectives are in southern california. they're interviewing a man accused of killing his pregnant girlfriend and their unborn child. ktvu is andre senior is in the studio now with the details of this heartbreaking story of domestic violence. andre. >> well, dave, the suspect has been identified as 33 year-old andrew coleman, and we're now awaiting word on when he'll be extradited back here to the bay area. san mateo police were called to a home on b street sunday night about a woman nine months pregnant, in medical distress. first responders tried to revive her, but she died at the scene along with her unborn child. investigators talked to witnesses and they found evidence at the scene pointing to coleman as the killer. he was the woman's boyfriend and the child's father. >> we have a very active n

seven mile per hour wind right now around the peninsula and belmont and burlingame.ere's the deal. this is our futurecast and you can see that clear slot there. we do have some stratus, some low clouds, some fog. the marine layer. it's from san diego all the way through los angeles into carmel by the sea. and also monterey bay. and that's where we stand right there. you see it gathering around the bay area, then wiping away during the afternoon hours, only to gather some strength and momentum from tomorrow through the weekend. so while we are hot from this huge dome of high pressure that continues to bubble in from the east, we do have this area of low pressure behind me here. this is going to gradually slide in and produce some cooler temperatures, but not until tomorrow. today. only shaving a couple of degrees off that 99 from yesterday and throughout the tri valley to 97 degrees today. 79 in oakland, 86 around the peninsula. how about 90 south bay and also to the north? we do talk about 91 degrees around rohnert park. otherwise, there you have a cooler day as it b

now, those workers include housekeepers bartenders servers and belmont and they want simple things better, wages benefits. and most of all consistent work hours. >> the everybody put one of the thousands of hotel workers considering going on strike is pn tank. a housekeeper at the palace hotel in san francisco. she says the low pay and lack of scheduling. it's why she's out here. i think we have enough woke up, but don't have enough job. >> but this do have a i only want they. 2 they those they obey d. i hope i when our as a mother pn says the uncertainty with her job started after the pandemic and what hotel occupancy return to stable levels. she says her job did not begin. we need to change. we need. you know, everything right be think, oh, expense and she's a part of the unite here. local to the hospitality workers union. they tell us they have been trying to negotiate with the marriott hyatt and hilton hotels for months with and so good scene. good wage increases maintaining our health benefits is really important for us. >> and obviously having a good retirement plan having that pens

redwood city, belmont, san mateo over here. we'll show you here. this is a 82.s el camino, 84 is woodside. let's get you looking closer at this map. i've marked the thumbs up over there at the caltrain station. caltrain is one option. some folks might say on the peninsula, we can use bart. not at redwood city. bart only extends down to millbrae, so that is a factor. hopefully for those schools, those busses will be the priority as ginger said. however, hopefully also you have a backup plan. some of the parents might have scheduled some carpools. the south bay we see san jose starting your typical build there. the only unusual slowing outside of what we're potentially delays for those samtrans riders are here into castro valley. it looks like the crash just cleared a couple of minutes ago. i think there's recovery west 580 approaching redwood road. i'll double check to make sure all lanes are cleared, because two were blocked for a period of time. back over to you. all right. thanks, mike. new overnight san francisco firefighters rescuing one person from an apart

i judgment allowed them to stick, announced belmont, and was of a sofa and them, and i had you on getting no money for my con, my roofing. okay. and after that it had that time to be in. but in order us any magical issue, you can reset, okay. what's the name of the they know they don't want to let the people know how mr. brown guy, but we know the root causes of his death, the money, and that you've done that man. and it's 10 years and lots of notice up, it's also done. okay. from saddam so all these on many other factors that don't go around had committed but where the one responsible for the investigation did not say that because that was a cover up. okay. if it was done right, they would have insights. i don't know that you didn't meet at the just a little sort of like not with any lisa sofa. yvonne, i do have a problem. clear link, not with any. so then you might have to be linked adobe to send that to you that nobody sent had the ssl on the pilot. it'll pop up the cooling of the old plan and still a lot of us, the other room, good medical doing the have that i'm the mother that are g

in san mateo, burlingame and in belmont, also 90 and morgan hill, 95 degrees in gilroy and 78 degrees we go. here is your extended forecast. yeah, boy, how about that tuesday? yeah, tuesday. but even, you know, wednesday when we're saying 99 degrees in our inland areas, somebody's backyard is going to top off over 100 degrees. more likely, discovery bay, brentwood, byron, my backyard. yeah. it's just been miserable. >> my goodness. summer is never like this. i've been saying it like the past few years. we're so used to the foggy, the cold, the you know, and it's seen as finally realized some average high temperatures in our inland areas by friday and saturday. >> but that's a long time still. yeah, our ac bills are kind of high, aren't they? >> they are because i'm inland too. all right roberta, thank you. well, the nihonmachi street fair is back this weekend in san francisco's japantown, and this year it is celebrating 50 years of business. the festival showcases asian-american pacific island culture. there will be food trucks. they're offering everything from egg sandwiches to fried

we have san mateo county a couple of school districts within their redwood city belmont watch. there over here in the east bay, we have fremont unified as well as san ramon, south bay. los altos comes online as well for the elementary schools, but right now we have typical slowing for 101. back to you. thanks so much, mike. well, a far reaching plan to boost critical housing for the bay area may suddenly be on life support. well, coming up for you this morning. make or break. meeting happening today that will likely decide its fate. and in our state, the biggest, most polluting fleets of trucks have to go zero emission by next yea. what are your options? we're going to show you some of the coolest things hitting the roads right away. also, talk about a man of many talents. america's breakout gymnastics star in paris is showing off one of his other skills. and if they awarded medals, he may just win one for this, too. you'll want to see it stick arod. you're watchiunng kids wake up for the first day of school in fremont. a drop off time. it will be 60 degrees and nice and cool t

but today, let's take a look at your neighborhood from 78 degrees in san mateo through belmont into burlingame the 70s, but nearly 90 in fairfield. your lows tonight. 40s and 50s. and again, pockets of drizzle at the coast. that's about it. with the low clouds. and there you have it. that exception is tomorrow. temperatures 92, perhaps as hot as 94 degrees at the delta. enjoy your gazing tonight at the moon, roberta. >> thank you. in this growing digital age, many people are choosing to give up their cookbooks in favor of searching for recipes online. while some people love the experience of using an actual cookbook, others prefer the convenience of just searching for recipes on the web. while it is easy to find a recipe for just about anything online, cookbooks are more likely to provide vetted, unique recipes. seeing all the different options, though presented in a single book, can also inspire and educate new cooks. >> the fun of being in a store is you get exposed to things that aren't determined by an algorithm. >> i think it's a mix of both. i still have cookbooks left over from my mothe

starting today, san mateo county redwood city, along with other districts in that area, belmont and the like. they have the best with 3.99 at central gas on broadway and then alameda county. we'll call out fremont unified will give the gold star to star gas on grimmer boulevard. 3.95 watch those school zones. and of course, update gasbuddy.com to share those prices with each other. as we look on the roadways, we are following the continued improvement of speeds across that richmond to san rafael bridge. there was a big backup after a crash. no major injuries. the bridge is cleared. that's 580 in the middle, bridge above it, 37. and below it the bay bridge look like a pretty standard build. we haven't seen any major shift over there and the fix is showing in those speeds still backed up, but moving better at richmond. back to you. that's good to know. thanks, mike. bay area residents out millions. and it's all because of a tiny home builder. ahead at 625, the new legal twist that could be devastating for dozens. and what if you lost your job and everybody seemed like they were celebratin

temperatures have jumped in our inland areas into the 60s. 59 in oakland it is now 60 degrees in belmontlingame. but boy is it cooler. this morning than 24 hours ago, the winds are pretty slight. will pick up later today, 10 to 15. so there you have the depiction of that marine layer up and down the state of california. and it's all because of that out there. see that? that's an area of low pressure. now let me show you. it's right there. and as that pushes forward in an easterly fashion, it's enhancing our marine layer. so that's why we're cooling temperatures today 66 to 93 down from 97 and 98 degrees experienced in the hottest locations yesterday will hold steady for friday. and then cooling does take place over the labor day weekend holiday, with seasonal temperatures by monday. it looks great gang. >> our roberta, thank you so much for that update. the growing trend now across san francisco coming up on mornings on two. the nine how new businesses are trying to beat the doom loop accusations. then if you're needing some more me time, you might want to embrace a self education. we'll

it's still heavy from belmont. then to the toll plaza. lights have been turned off. we see you again at 11 a.m. for midday live. until deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark's viewers' choice show. today, we'll count down the top 10 clips of the year. plus, find out who'll take home the trophy for best celebrity walkout. and mark gets a rematch with our most memorable winners in a special edition of stump mark. all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa

it's close for menlo park and a lot of mid to upper seconds around san carlos, belmont and san mateo. 32 in truckee, 33 south lake tahoe. ely's in there as well. mammoth lakes, reno at 49. so that system left behind not only some snow around the 8000 foot level, but some cold temps. but the high builds in so warmer today. our cool system is kicked out. you knew it would. that was just that doesn't usually happen in august. so warm to hot again. although again the days are slightly shorter now. angle of sun not as high but it's still august, so sunny and warmer temps. there's not a roaring offshore breeze, so that certainly helps. 70s 80s and 90s on the temps. tuesday looks to be the hottest day. still pretty warm on wednesday. starting to ease up thursday, and it looks like we'll get back to average by the end of the week into the weekend. >> okay. thank you steve. well, a longtime hardware store gutted after an early morning fire. why? the owner says it could have been much ahh taking the time to savor thomas' crunchy yet soft bagels. thanks, tom. it's a thom, actually. right, thom.

it's 61 in concord and 56 degrees in belmont, 64 to 96 degrees. 10 to 20 acaciae a stronger gusts in throughout castro valley where your high will be 80 degrees right now. let's head to the north bay sal castaneda of all people, i would never expect you to get caught in traffic. >> i happened on the way to the richmond bridge. it was one of those things where you couldn't avoid it. there was a crash. it was cleared. but the richmond bridge traffic is slow right now. we're on 101 heading, heading up to petaluma for an assignment, in the 9:00 show, you'll have to stay tuned for that. i want to put on the map here that ignacia valley road remains closed near civic because of an earlier, deadly crash that happened about 130 this morning. so a lot of pressure has been put on 680 and on other roads, getting over to 680. remember, ignacio is going to be closed for the time being. and for a long time i also want to mention that, we mentioned the richmond bridge. it's recovering after that earlier crash. it's 834. let's get back to the headlines. >> new th

but there's a lot of upper 50s, mid 50s, even 60s belmont, san mateo in there. 58.beach, 59 los altos hills and 54 for the stanford campus and also menlo park. 30s in the mountains, truckee in south lake tahoe, 34 and 39. cold up. there could even be colder by sunday. maybe some upper 20s in truckee would not surprise me in the least. system is just beginning to make its move and the pacific northwest, that system will drop in it will probably stay near the oregon border. that looks to be kind of the consensus. windy and cooler for sure for us. but cooling begins a little bit today. as we talked about, and an actual cold front looks to be coming through on thursday. it will probably be dry, but cooler and windy will be setting the stage for us. temperatures plunging into the 60s and 70s. the rain line looks to be about, you know, in santa rosa. maybe calistoga north. kind of the way it looks right now could be a little bit of activity up in the mountains. maybe some light snow above 8000ft cooler on your wednesday now, still 80s inland. but we're coming down. we pea

across the bay, it's 58 degrees and belmont and burlingame. we have high 50s in concord and currently low 60s in union city and in fremont. to the north we have mid 50s, 57 degrees in novato, petaluma and santa rosa, where the winds are slight. we do have a breeze right now in fairfield and these winds will kick up later today out of the northwest, 10 to 15 and occasional gusts up to 20mph. meanwhile, six mile per hour winds around the peninsula, so a bit cooler today. starting to feel a little autumn like through our labor day weekend. and then the temperature i am forecasting 100 degrees on wednesday for the first time in the month of september 2024. okay, so after we have this cool down, we're going to heat back up again. and that is very autumn. like here in the bay area. we have kind of a roller coaster during the late summer time into our early autumn. we also have that deep marine layer along the coast, high pressure starting to nudge more in an easterly direction. it's because of this area of low pressure. it's right over here behind m

yet it's mid to upper 50s everywhere else. 58 san carlos, san mateo, belmont, 54 woodside, los altos 59 degrees. the water temps about where they should be 53, 53, 54, 56, 53 i mean, it's pretty cool near average to slightly below. so they've been there all the way back to april. look at all that monsoon moisture rotating through arizona into southern california. some of that takes the turn here. oh, it's so close. a lot of high clouds. but the majority stayed just offshore from us. and you can see there's plenty there. but i think we still get mostly sunny skies. pretty active in the eastern pacific. although their tropical systems. fabio is down there and amelia is down there, but both of them look like they're going to fall apart ands temperatures. if they didn't peak out yesterday, it'll be darn close to slow trend down. they'll drop off big time by sunday. not much fog, little to none. sunny for all today. temperatures are warming up. i even warmed up pacifica in the city inland. it will be 90s one more day. of those one hundreds it does look like we start to drop holding patter

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although belmont, one of the warmer locations there at 5837 bookends truckee south lake tahoe mammoth was 35. now they're 41. alturas was 38. now 40. a couple lows offshore. they're not making any impact today, but there's going to be a system dropping in on friday incredibly deep for this time of year. and by that i mean strong. and it's going to be a significantly cool and windy pattern. and maybe rain if it stays offshore enough and digs far enough south. there is no doubt about it. we will get some rain here as we go into friday. friday night, maybe saturday morning. it just remains to be seen how far south that line goes. lake county, mendocino county i don't see how you can miss it. sunny tuesday though. lots of sunshine, breezy, warmer on the temps 6070s 80s, low 90s. tomorrow we'll just ease up a teeny bit more. so on thursday, big drop friday into saturday. you guys. >> thank you steve. 721 coming up. a bay area battery manufacturer is shutting down y. nearly 200 jobs from san leandro are being moved overseas. not long after, the company went through a big expansion. plus a l

well, 88 degrees today, redwood shores, redwood city as well, mid 80s san mateo into burlingame and belmont south, mid seconds to the east, low 90s to the north and smack in between again 73 degrees in san francisco. 60s around the sea shore. here is your extended forecast. and i want to walk you through this because while it's mild along the coast of the bay today, it's still hot. unseasonably hot in our inland areas. livermore, you should be around 8687 instead, 97 degrees today. there you have the cooling beginning on your thursday, a tad cooler on friday. that's your labor day weekend, and it will be seasonal and it will be pleasant. dave. >> all right. roberta. thank you. time. 754. some san francisco residents are just fed up with what they call a public nuisance. new at 8:00, the lawsuits filed by some mission district residents linked to problems with sex workers on their streets. and a fiery crash that killed the police officer. how this followed a high speed chase in southern california is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast busine

menlo park, stanford, los altos at 52, then a lot of mid 50s around redwood city, san carlos, belmontins. truckee south, lake tahoe, 80 on the desert, 51 arcata to almost 70 down in beautiful san diego. the high though builds in a little bit. but then here we go. a unseasonably strong system for august coming in here. and it will develop. will it develop over water. if it does it will it will have more moisture. if it comes over land, it will be a bigger wind producer, but it's going to be close enough and deep enough where we somebody is going to get rain out of this, just a matter of where it sets up shop and eventually moves in and, you know, placement, timing, depth on it. but it sure looks like santa rosa, calistoga north to me. there will be a lot of drizzle elsewhere, but the system coming in, you just don't see this third weekend in august. but that's what this system is going to do. now. a couple of forecast models hold it back until saturday. others kind of kick it out, but to see something this strong, this deep is not something i'm used to seeing. usually in august my feet