♪ >> "psycho killer" was only the second song david byrne had ever written.s' first hit. ♪ ay-ya-ya-ya-ya-ya, ooh ♪ >> when you hear it now, what do you think? >> i'm glad i did it. but i'm also glad that i didn't stick with that as my -- oh, like, "this is working, let's do more like this." i'm glad that i decided, "no, now you have to do things that are a little more original musically." ♪ ah watch out, you might get what you're after ♪ >> and that's exactly what he did. along with tina weymouth, chris frantz and jerry harrison, talking heads put out eight albums over the next 13 years. ♪ there was a shopping mall, now it's all covered with flowers ♪ >> they were edgy, groundbreaking, critically acclaimed and a commercial hit. ♪ here we go! ♪ >> melding rock with funk, disco, afro-beat and the avant-garde. ♪ there's a city in my mind, come along and take that ride and it's all right ♪ >> they'd all studied art in college, and it showed in their music videos which were in heavy rotation on mtv. ♪ letting the days go by ♪ ♪ let the water hold me down ♪ ♪ lett

you can accept commission byrne's amendment if you do, we can second it and move forward. if you do not, we'll take a roll call vote. >> i would like to move on with my motion and second it and public comment. >> great, that's what we will do. >> members of the public that would like to make public comment online item 11, please approach the podium. there is no public comment. commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> yes. >> commissioner benedicto. >> yes. >> commissioner yanez. >> yes. >> commissioner byrne. >> no. >> commissioner yee. >> no. >> vice president carter-oberstone. >> yes. >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have 5 yeses. >> 5-2, got it. next item. >> public comment on all public matters on closed session vote whether to hold item 14 in closed session. if would you like to make public comment please approach the podium. and there is no public comment. item 14, vote to hold item 14 in closed session. san francisco administrative code section 67.10 a, action. >> motion to hold item 14 in closed session and assert attorney-client privilege. >> second. >> seco

rose byrne and bobby cannavale, everybody. thank you.lause ] ♪ >> jimmy: well, there you go. i want to thank julia louis-dreyfus, rose byrne, and bobby cannavale. apologies to matt damon. tomorrow night, eddie murphy will be with us. so it's our last show. after this we'll be 20 years old, it will all be downhill from there. "nightline" is next. thank you for watching. we'll see you tomorrow. good night! >>> this is "nightline." >> byron: tonight, time running out. >> we'll continue to put every available asset that we have in an effort to find the "titan" and the crew members. >> byron: can

byrne. >> commissioner byrne: thank you, president elias, i have a number of questions. i read in the media, i remember when i first came to the commission, there was a 16-year-old women that died of an overdose in san francisco. and i was happy to read that the san francisco police have made an arrest. that lady came from a troubled household and she was not forgotten. i think that's important and for that, i before i go into my other stuff, i think that's important to mention. >> thank you. that life was as important as mr. lee's life. the next thing, i had a sent a client over to get a signature required for u visa. this is important for the undocumented community particularly in san francisco. my client didn't do anything. the client reported that there were three other people there seeking the on the immigration form to applied for u visa, for the public those are victims of certain criminal offensers that allow people to stay in the united states to change their status. and they also were turned away. they're not my client. and that's why i'm calling out publicly,

thank you. >> thank you, commissioner byrne. >> thank you, vice president carter-oberstone. first a question to the city attorney. commissioner benedicto's amendment asking to expedite the dgo5.8, that has been agendized and it seems luke a significant issue that it should be agendized so that the public is aware and can come into the discussion whether to agendized 5.08. as i have indicated to the commissioner i would be in support in expediting that but i prefer that to be a separate agenda item so that the public can weigh in on expediting that. so, i, that's my position. i don't think if you can amend it that much. >> good evening, deputy city attorney, alyssa cabrera, item number 8 is different that they could direct police to rescind, so there is an issue with that aspect of it. secondly is if you can amend the d g.o. so this was my position i want the public to weigh in, because i'm in favor of ex pa tighting. which oberstone brought up at the last week, to expediting 5.08. as regards to the resolution, i intend to vote no. i don't think anybody is going to argue that

. >> commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> vice president oberstone? >> yes. >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have five yeses. >> next item. >> line item 4, weekly discussion, provide an overview of the incidents or events occurring having an impact on public safety. will be limit today determining for calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. >> thank you, sergeant young good, good evening, president elias, executive director henderson and public. i'll start this week's chief report with major incidents as we had a major incident over the weekend. and that was the shooting at the embarcadero and in the area of pier 39. this happened at about 6:53 p.m., or 6:49 p.m. actually, on june 18th, this past father's day on sunday. a car to car shooting between the occupants of two weeks resulted in two victims sustaining gunshot wounds. one victim was jird which was a ten-year-old which was hit and his sister was also struck but no injure aoeg requiring transportation to the hospital were sustained. so this shooting started at stockton and beach, the i

but now we can look them up and we can go to david byrne's journal website and look at it. by the way, i'll say he has a really good book called bicycle diaries, where he a folding bicycle on tour, rides it around the places where he was performing and writes these essays about what like to be david byrne riding his bicycle around places around the world and so i highly recommend that it's one of our books in our long biblio fee of books. so we think about time being an asterix, we think about time dissolving and water dissolving. these are a few things that have happened along rocky branch. creek 1903. girl charge. this is a headline girl charged with heinous crime alleged to have her baby newborn in. and there's a big trial and court case that comes out of this. in 1908, university, south carolina builds the thompson infirmary, which later gets a new building that's going to be known as the thompson health center. this is designed have an isolation wing so that when people have diseases are communicable, you can separate them from cysts. so we all went through the pandemi

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. >> commissioner byrne. >> yes. >> vice president oberstone? >> yes. >> and president elias. >> yes. >> you have five yeses. >> next item. >> line item 4, weekly discussion, provide an overview of the incidents or events occurring having an impact on public safety. will be limit today determining for calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. >> thank you, sergeant young good, good evening, president elias, executive director henderson and public. i'll start this week's chief report with major incidents as we had a major incident over the weekend. and that was the shooting at the embarcadero and in the area of pier 39. this happened at about 6:53 p.m., or 6:49 p.m. actually, on june 18th, this past father's day on sunday. a car to car shooting between the occupants of two weeks resulted in two victims sustaining gunshot wounds. one victim was jird which was a ten-year-old which was hit and his sister was also struck but no injure aoeg requiring transportation to the hospital were sustained. so this shooting started at stockton and beach, the i

i read the first part of byrne. he just devoted a whole chapter to a lot.properly dress for the stage gray, gray. david burburn white overexposes black is not visible gray is perfect. here are the erasers, you see, cypress, what sit normally, everything remains on the hat. everything is fine. you no longer die out and they no longer recognize beauty, but a cap. i remember 20 years ago, too, probably a lot of different and and cap and hat. i love hats, in principle, listen to him grigoryan, i don’t know how many hats i see, not different. no, i pay attention to the hat, he has different hats. i think he has a lot. well, i have, well , a dozen and a half, does he have a normal hat. yes, i have only three normal ones, in short, he came to us in this. well what are you i wanted people, to be honest, you need a wardrobe trunk for a hat, and it takes up a lot of space in a suitcase. today we flew directly from yekaterinburg, so it’s true, it’s not too lazy to fly, all the time you really stayed there and you are basically moscow or st. petersburg. basically, you

stepfather of the protagonist protagonist it was jack byrne mikhail kazakov a. he played him, his stepfather, his mother and jack's partner was an old partner, uh, in the minsk theater. rostislav ivanovich's partner this is alexander ivanovna klimova slava, which means he was, as it were, the owner of this luxurious house, we filmed this in the house of scientists in an old mansion in moscow how are you, yes, thank you. governor like this. well, sometimes god bless if the governor needs someone to hold the pig while he slits its throat. paintings painted with fabric space of innovative techniques of non-standard forms and materials will see our textile history as an artistic rethinking of the traditions of textile art at the international textile bouquet festival. look in the project of fashion for culture to go out for a weekend on belarus 24 tv channel . it is impossible to write a script here. after all, you don’t know how the participants will answer when the tower falls, then filming i often ask. show the correct answers, and i assure the participants that

byrne, thank you for being with us. thank you senator sanders. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. i have submitted a written statement. i won't read that to you. i do not represent starbucks. i did not have a position about whether they have or have not committed unfair labor violations. i do not have a position on whether they should or should not be organized. i believe it is up to the workers. i trust the wisdom of the workers at the top stories to make those decisions in a properly conducted election. i'm here because i represent a whistleblower, a longtime professional employee at the national nation labor -- who has gone forward at the inspector general to information that there have been significant irregularities, violation of the neutrality of the organization of the agency during at least one such election. a lot of that matter? the process that we follow in these elections is very important. and the previous speaker said, it is to make sure that the employees make a free and uncoerced decision. it is not to protect the management

katie byrne fox weather.and as we check out the air quality observations, it is nice to see that improvement in portions of portions of the country out towards the midwest to the northeast. still some red dots here indicating some poor air quality. but overall, a general improvement over the past day or so. and out across the west, we have a bunch of green sensors indicating great air quality. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. you can see the numbers. no, no, 90, no, 80, just some 60s and some 70s out there in this pattern. we'll stick around as we head into the week. and in fact, here is the plan as we start things off for your saturday a lot of clouds tomorrow morning and then partly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours, partly to mostly cloudy for your sunday temperatures could be just a little bit cooler. but these these are all just some minor changes headed our way for both saturday and into sunday. here's a satellite in the radar. there is another weather system we're watching developing o

katie byrne, fox weather and we are tracking the weather.s windy but the winds are starting to back off a little bit. temperatures still mild. i'll have the forecast the five day after the break. juneteenth is a moment for all of us to simply be. juneteenth is coming up new at seven over on ktvu. plus, the warriors. tell us about what juneteenth means to them and for the country. hear from stephon coach kerr and others coming up tonight at seven. but first, demand for travel to europe is at an all time high. the root us there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. we increase this year more than 50% from last summer. the surge in interest has led to higher prices. the average plane ticket to europe costs nearly $1,200 this summer. the priciest since 2018. earlier today on the four, we spoke with a travel agent, angel castellanos, about europe's popularity. it's the perfect storm to be honest.

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joining me now, melissa byrne, the founder of we the 45 million, or advocate for student loan relief.en a lot of back and forth when it comes to student debt relief this past week, i first want to get your reaction to the provisions that were somewhat buried in the debt deal. and also the president, his administration, saying no matter what, they were gonna do this anyway. >> well, one, it was definitely a shock that they were in there. we definitely fought really hard to stop that from happening. my team had to sittings -- in the sea. calling him to stop his attack on student loan borrowers, i find it disgusting that the speaker was under percent committing to student loan borrowers. and threatened default on our nation, if there wasn't something about hurting student loan borrowers in this provision. >> the president is expected, as i mentioned, to veto this current bill, as well from congress, scrapping his debt forgiveness plan. what is your reaction to this, as you said, and as we're seeing, this repeated assault on this legislation? >> i, mean i think after think about, this is

timothy hindle byrne is an associate professor at the london school of economics and political scienceontinue to pay a penalty, particularly when they are openly gay. two-thirds ofthe they are openly gay. two-thirds of the world's _ they are openly gay. two-thirds of the world's population - they are openly gay. two-thirds of the world's population is - they are openly gay. two-thirds of the world's population is in l of the world's population is in a and presumably two—thirds of the worlds lgbt people are in a but the reality is the whole idea of the pink economy rests upon and that lgbt people have a higher disposable income, that they are ultimately more affluent than the straight counterparts, but the reality is in most parts of the world, especially in asia, there is a real high economic cost to being openly gay. openly lgbt people pay a penalty for being there authentic selves, both in terms of education, employment, getting promotions, etc. even in the united states where the situation is particularly good for lgbt people, they are receiving roughly 90 cents per the dollar of th

in philadelphia, katie byrne, ktvu fox two news. well, the heat is on here in the bay area and frankly, we're grateful for the air quality we have here at home. rosemary yes. garcia we were just talking about it because of the cool pattern. so far this season. we haven't had very many spare. the air's, so we will see a little bit of a moderation as we get into the weekend. but there is no spare the air in place for today. in fact. wow. what a beautiful view of blue sky out there. and temperatures, as we showed you a little while ago, already running several degrees warmer right now compared to yesterday for inland cities along the coastline. for today, it's going to be cool in some areas, mostly cloudy, low 60s for parts of the coast. meanwhile a lot of 60s, 70s and 80s around the bay and our inland cities will again be very warm with the heat advisory already in place and some of our hotter locations expected to hit 100 degrees, maybe even a little bit above. so a 40 degrees span. typical of what we see here during the summer month

in philadelphia, katie byrne, ktvu fox two news.r weather is not extreme, but it is different. meteorologist rosemary oroczo is here in rosemary. we're talking about wind and cooler temperatures is on this monday. yes, andrea, we are below average five, ten degrees or so for some of our cities today and not going to shake this pattern completely. here's a look at the sfo over again. we've got some winds out there. as andre mentioned a moment ago, you can see the bush there kind of blowing around wind gusts at sfo reported about 37mph right now. and storm tracker two here showing you the ridge of high pressure that brought us some warmer weather. now way off to the west. and we have a trough that is settling into california and is expected to stick around for most of the week. here's a look at the futurecast. you can see the trough right in there. you can even see some wet weather over areas like washington, oregon, farther north into canada. and as i roll you through tuesday and wednesday, thursday, friday, notice that trough like p

fox's katie byrne reports from new jersey. after two days of smoky haze and orange skies, most of the northeast is breathing easier on friday, winds blowing much of the smoke from canada's wildfires to the west out of cities like new york and washington, which recorded hazardous air quality readings for much of the past 48 hours, though, schools in new york and philadelphia went virtual on friday out of an abundance of caution, most doctors say we're not out of the woods yet. anytime there's inflammation or irritation, that narrows the airway because of the swelling that causes difficulty breathing, wearing a mask at this point is really important. while the skies are still smoky in some areas along the i-95 corridor where the highest concentrations today are in parts of the upper midwest and ohio valley, with some experts now warning of more air quality issues in the coming months, especially out west. this is just a precursor. we've had a very, very wet winter in the west, and i expect that we're going to have a very, very i

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in philadelphia, katie byrne, ktvu fox two news.ll right, so we just received new video of the latest eruption of hawaii's kilauea volcano. it's the state's second largest volcano. it began erupting again june 7th after a three month pause. pause. this video here taken overnight and you could see fiery lava streams flowing down the mountain. the usgs hawaiian volcano observatory recently lowered killer whales alert level from warning to watch because the rate of lava is declining. no infrastructure is threatened. the first segment of honolulu's $10 billion rail project is scheduled to open at the end of next week. the mass transit project is designed to reduce gridlock in an area that has some of the worst traffic in the country. honolulu has elevated railway looks a lot like the bart system here in the bay area. the first stretch of the rail will run ten miles, connecting the suburban areas of honolulu with aloha stadium in central oahu. the entire 20 mile mass transit system won't be completed until 2031. all right. so the number

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fu, tiffany with audrey hee byrne.the same place, after the film, a cafe was opened where you can a bite to eat after or before buying diamonds, the building was recently renovated at a cost of about half a billion dollars , it is reported that representatives of the main energy company were called to the scene. new york, it is said that this may be due to the cause of the fire. more news in telegram-channels vesti duty and honest detective, and our episode was completed in the studio alexey tselishchev , see you. on planet earth, only two organizations inspired awe and fear. this, of course, the kgb and cia department appeared sector, who began to deal with the change of power in other countries the united states and nato countries are using ukraine to try to destroy russia on us, because you have to bring us profit. that is why the united states continues to pump weapons to ukraine . russia is in a unique position as it fights for the preservation of western civilization. science music literature booming industry rus

responded to washington’s requests in order to establish so the prc even secretly, cia director william byrnelew in, according to the press from the state, they are looking for a way to unfreeze communication channels , fearing the consequences china calls on the americans to first create conditions for dialogue the united states , on the one hand, calls for negotiations, and on the other, undermines the interests of china washington advocates strengthening the anti-crisis process management. at the same time, it acts harshly and provocatively to such logic. behavior. no place for international relations contacts. between countries should be built on mutual respect. an example of such relations of the country. the brix meeting of the five was held this week in cape town at the level of foreign ministers and as the ministers said. it sent a clear signal to the world that it is multipolar and in resolving controversial issues it is worth taking into account the interests of everyone. china also offers such an approach in resolving the ukrainian conflict, emphasizing that if everyone stands in t

katie byrne on that. katie? >> neil, here we go again. right? from everyone, are the smoky skies going to be as bad as last time? take a look at what we're seeing. midtown manhattan. the empire state building is gone from what we've seen. the haziness has set in. not as bad as last time around. what the numbers tell us, there's this tracking service that measures pollution in the air. it's called iqair.com. brooklyn's air was around 70. now we're over 100, which is unhealthy for people in sensitive groups to be breathing in. last time around, we were over 400. that's where we peaked. some people said they bought masks for kids. they wanted to keep their kids safe this time and they're happy to have those handy if things get worse. >> not as bad today. last time it was like -- you could feel it in the sky, in the air. you could see it. looks like a beautiful day. but i don't know. i feel like when you wake up, something in your throat. >> yeah, a lot of americans waking up to air quality alerts today. more than 120 million are under some kind wit

on that, let's go to katie byrne, the multimedia journalist for fox.he heat. what can you tell us, katie? >> well, it's sticky out here. it's so hot that some kids in philly have an early start to the weekend. the school district decided on an early dismissal from 90 schools because they don't have a.c. or need electrical updates. some people are soaking up the sun today because they know there's a big temperature swing coming for us. tomorrow it will be 20 degrees cooler. so when you look at the hot spots in the northeast where the heat has broken records, a number of them broke in baltimore, poughkeepsie, new york and harrisburg, pennsylvania. here in philly, we've inched towards our record. the number to beat is 94 degrees. last check, we were at 93. i'm feeling a breeze right now. so i'm not sure that we're going beat it, but i don't want to jinx anything. neil? >> trace: try to stay cool through that. >> neil: you're not imagining. when you go to restaurants and stores. not many teens taking advantage of the jobs available. that got us wondering,

but as part of its wildfire mitigation efforts, it is remotely operated controlled byrne technology and an alternative to traditional land management techniques such as using herbicides and mowers. the utility showcase what it calls innovative technologies either in development or in the pilot phase or already fully deployed among the highlights, enhanced power line safety settings. a pilot program launched in 2021 after the dixie fire which has been implemented in the area most at risk of catastrophic wildfires. well, this check out our 4 zone weather forecast. been cool, which is help tamp down any wildfire season that we might be getting here soon. this is a look outside of san francisco tonight with a look at that fog behind skyline. there. >> looks like i'm afraid to ask ask all afraid of had that power. we do have we got the clouds. we've got the fog out there for the night. you guys both right, ok? so looking like see more of that on the overnight tonight. boys already bumping up against the east bay hills. you see the fog out there right now. lights down below. >> in berkeley an

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it's a remotely operated controlled byrne technology like or burn robot. get it. it's an alternative to the traditional land management techniques where they would use herbicides and mowers. the utility showcased what they call innovative technologies either in development or in the pilot phase or already fully deployed in that cool look at drones among them. obviously some of enhancing power line safety. a pilot program launched in 2021. they did that after the dixie fire and that's been implemented. most of the high risk catastrophic wildfire areas. we spoke with the chief operating officer of pg and e and he explained how the power line safety devices work. >> the hardware with smart algorithms that have the ability to be able to shut off automatically within a 10th of a second or less. if they actually detective foreign object that may come in contact with the overhead line. >> as a result pg and e they say reduced ignitions caused by the utility's equipment by 68% last year compared to 2018 to 2020 average. well, that's are do straight 7.45. the time? and we

. >> help with wildfire mitigation and they have actually got a remote-controlle> byrne technology thathey're using. it's an alternative to traditional land management techniques. you know where they have herbicides and mowers and they showcase this technology. they call it innovative technologies. you can see that they're using. i'm just different kinds of bots. i guess you'd call a robot. there you see a drone different things that they use to enhance power line safety and prevent wildfires. this is a pilot program that started in 2021. after the dixie fire. it has been implemented in the high-risk areas. now where catastrophic wildfires are feared already happened. we spoke with the chief operating officer of pg and e about how this works. building the hardware with smart algorithms. >> that have the ability to be able to shut off automatically within a 10th of a second or less. if they actually detective foreign object that may come in contact with the overhead line. >> and as a result pg and e has reduced ignitions caused by the utility's equipment, they say bye 68% last year compa

so know dallas byrnes. he so uno de los dos tres extranjero para la liga interior. when i come back, i also went to dallas to play there and i was one of the former people ex-players that come here and build and try to get even stronger. the mls. and so i know these are friendly matches coming up in august, but do you have fa team that you're rooting for, who you think might win each of these matches and these head to heads and can we talk about maybe favorite players as well? favorito para aqui en los partido san francisco algun del jugador specific aqui no so but those attractive people in the europa and sevilla. sevilla in mexicano in this in este caso when it's really attractive teams that are coming here to san francisco of course it's atlético madrid that i used to play there. i know also that in sevilla is one mexican player, jesus corona. and we're reading all well, that's amazing. all right. well, we appreciate it, hugo sanchez and jose sanchez, castro, thanks so much for joining us here on ktvu on the floor. and we look forward to these matches in august p

katie byrne, fox weather and we can all relate to what they have been experienced there with all thatsmoke along the east coast. much better air quality though, for us here in the bay area. a beautiful live look here from our sutro tower camera looking out over downtown san francisco off toward the east bay. you can see the air looking good here this afternoon. and the weather is fantastic. rosemary. joining us now with what we can expect for this upcoming weekend. yes alex, thankfully, we're not experiencing any fires. in fact, our unseasonably cool pattern helping us out in the way of risk of fires. of course, giving you a live look here over the golden gate bridge where it has been a partly sunny, mostly cloudy day, low clouds followed by mid and high level clouds across the bay area. and we are going to remain with this pattern as we roll through the weekend. a view here of storm tracker two along the coast and inside the bay. we do have some low cloud cover. meanwhile, many of us, if not all of us with mid and high level clouds as well. it's a breezy one out there today. fairfiel

smith obtaining a recording of trump discussing how he had a classified document about that attack on byrne by the u.s. that he took from the white house. tell us about trump's response today. >> reporter: he's not really responding much at all. our jeff zeleny tried to ask him about it. he did not answer the shouted questions from cnn in response to this it reporting, didn't engage. of course we saw his attorney, jim trusty, last night talking about it publicly but not really offering a lot of clarity about this document, about whether or not it's been returned to the national archives or why it was taken to bedminster in the first place. trump did comment to the cedar rapids gazette, he called the reporting fake news. obviously, it's not just been confirmed and written by cnn but also confirmed by other outlets. but you didn't see trump responding to it on camera. he did make a comment today when he was speaking at that smaller event that you referenced to the investigations into him. he said he is, quote, the victim of many things. obviously that's how he views it. the question, though,

byrne bought is a remotely operated controlled burn technology, an alternative to traditional land management techniques such as using herbicides and mowers. among the highlights here, enhanced power line safety settings. we spoke with pg e executives on how this new technology works. >> putting the hardware but smart algorithms that have the ability to be able to shut off automatically within a 10th of a second or less. if they actually detective foreign object that may come in contact with the overhead line. >> was a result. officials say pg and e reduced ignitions caused by the utility's equipment by 68% last year. all right. let's talk a bit about our forecast now as we take a live look outside of this beautiful view. it's looking just a big gloomy. looks like the fog is coming out strong this afternoon. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. those in santa clara at santa clara university where things are looking a bit sunnier. yeah, we've got those santa cruz mountains, the kind of help with the rain when it comes in and also the fog kind of case a little sunny down he

in new york, katie byrne, ktvu fox two news.r area. here's meteorologist mark tamayo who's tracking the latest for us. hey, mark. hi there, andrew. yeah. and our air quality will be changed around as well because that hot air will kind of set up a layer of haze in the bay area sky. so not due to wildfire smoke, but due to ozone. so i wouldn't be surprised to see you spare the air alert issued for tomorrow, but probably a better bet as we head into saturday. so here's the overall temperature trend warmer than yesterday in that temperature, at least that curve continue to continue to go up as we head into the weekend. so here's the plan for a place like concord. yesterday only in the upper 70s. today, upper 80s, tomorrow, upper 90s, and we'll be topping 100 degrees on saturday. so saturday will be the hottest day of this stretch for especially for the inland spots here. sea temperatures 98 to 103 degrees. a heat advisory well up above the average and the hottest day will be on saturday. but essentially, this. but, of course, we ha

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katie byrne is in the fox weather area. actually, we used to be 15 minutes ago. we could see the city behind you, katie. now we can't see anything. and we also have nate foy, who joins us from yankee stadium. >> i'll go to nate first. you've got a little bit of daylight behind you left and some clear skies. nate, when i watched you earlier, it was like orange and red. and so on and so forth. >> they did call off the game. i understand. they did call off the game. harris. it would be pretty difficult catching a pop fly in conditions like this. they're supposed to have a double header tomorrow. we'll see how that goes, because new york city mayor eric adams projects that tomorrow will have even worse conditions than we saw today. and you mentioned what we saw earlier. we spent our day in central park and starting at 8:00 a.m., conditions just got worse and worse and worse until eventually at 2:00 p.m. today. it hit its peak where we could not see the sun. and it was totally dark. cars had their lights on. drivers had to use lights to navigate the part. and these pe

and it was dark out. [ laughter ] so, and -- and there was a host called gay byrne that was actuallyhow is still going. and as a kid, i always dreamt of being a guest on the show. and it's only as an adult, i realize it's much better to be the host >> seth: yeah. >> because you get to be on every week >> seth: yeah. >> and -- and also, you know, the chance of you coming back are higher because you know what it's like. when you started this show, there were probably guests you really wanted to get now, not so much >> seth: yep, exactly. [ laughter ] you say, the longer you do it, you want -- you start repeating people and other people, sort of, get dropped off the ledger >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: now, but the thing that i'm very impressed with, because i do think you have a harder job as a host than i do, is you have to navigate multiple guests out at once, and it's sometimes as many as six people, also six very famous people do you get nervous about that part of it >> well, sometimes but i think what's good about actors is -- no offense, but sometimes they don't care about an audience.

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