he grew up in carson city attended carson high school got his law degree and then for a short period of time in the early 50s served as the district attorney of ormsby county, which is now carson city. that was his first kind of instance of being in political office. from there. he kind of worked his way through the rungs of the political system in nevada becoming the lieutenant governor in 1962. became the governor in 1967. and that's kind of an important point in 1967 when he was running for governor. ronald reagan was also running for governor of california. two men had met in 1964 at a barry goldwater rally in california. where ronald reagan was speaking and obviously ronald reagan would have been notable to people in california at the time due to being in movies. so paul ax salt and ronald reagan as respective governors of their neighboring states, california and nevada one of their big initiatives that they work together on was was really the the conservation of the lake tahoe basin and lake tahoe the lake itself. they formed what was called the tahoe regional planning agency t

quite widely from san francisco to the east of carson city, nevada. and as far south as visalia, california. shaking related effects that we've so far include rock fall along highway 3.95 near coalville. that's right. near the epicenter of the earthquake. the earthquake is the result of normal it's a pretty well understood unexpected mechanism for an earthquake at the eastern boundary of the sierra nevada mountains. in the region that and in which it happened. early warning system shake alert. detective the earthquake. 25.6 seconds after its origin system underestimated the original night to that event has made a location that was slightly off from the true location that meant that as the waves propagated across the state. other stations miss registered the several different shake alerts were sent for a base in different areas and people who joined in visit our site upon feeling it really early. will have seen multiple different events show up sort of simultaneously. this is a fairly common thing that happens at the beginning as our instruments are ju

carson city. a lot of people there reported feeling the quake, certainly the one in smith valley, nevada. again, it is hard for us to say which, because they happen so close to each other, that we are feeling the shaking from more that we did, but i will say that i looked out my workspace and said, if that is based around here i would put that at a 3.2 or 3.5. if it were farther away, of course, it could be much bigger. i did not expect it to be such a big one out of nevada. i was surprised. >> i think it caught a lot of people off guard and for us in the studio, we did not feel anything. >> because you are on the first floor and i was on the second floor. >> right. also people in our control room, and we have one on the first and one on the second. it was interesting hearing the conflicting reports. it really varies depending on where you happen to be. >> exactly. and the kind of soil your building is built on and also how sensitive you are, a little bit. >> and if you happen to be exercising or

governor newsom will travel to carson city for the meeting. >>> gusty winds made it difficult for fireattling the dixie wildfires. 31 buildings are confirmed to be destroyed but the loss is expected to be greater. fire inspectors haven't been able to survey damage because of unpredictable fire behavior. it is now 23% contained. you can see live updates on all of the fires burning in california with our wildfire trucker. go to abc7news.com. >>> coming up, the future of vaping in contra costa county. the sale of vaping devices and liquid cannabis products. >>> there is an apt to find out if your cat is happy. >>> first, here is jobina fortson. >> this is a live look at the san mateo bridge. no major blocking issues or crashes to report from the chp. no advisories. nice time to head out the door. a live picture here in oakland showing 880 at the coliseum camera. headlights are making their way south and an overall picture to explain what i'm talking about. a slow down at of tracy for the super commuters. a little bit of fog resting over vallejo but i will check in with mike. >> there coul

governor newsom is traveling to carson city for this morning's meeting. >>> gusty winds made it difficult crews battling the dixie wildfire. 31 buildings are confirmed to be destroyed but the loss is expected to be greater. fire inspectors haven't been able to survey much of the damage due to the unpredictable fire behavior. the fire has surged to 331 square miles. it is 23% contained. you can see live updates on all the fires burning in california with our wildfire tracker. you'll find the icon on our website. >>> roanoke park police are stepping up their efforts to find the arsonist who used fireworks to send a message to a city councilman on the fourth of july. >> this was an absolute dangerous and cowardly act. i'll name it like that. if the person would like to dispute that, we're here to talk about it. we'd like to know why did this happen. >> police released surveillance video showing someone getting out of a white van then running around the rear of the vehicle and disappearing. six minutes later a recycling bin is seen on fire. anyone with information on the incident is asked to

carson city kirkwood as well.az lake finally clearing out and drying out from that severe weather. it's been pretty active all day today. bear valley. you do have a cell just to your north. but fortunately not seeing the threat of thunder and lightning because we had been tracking that all day long. but we're at not out of the woods just yet because instead of that wet lightning that we're used to seeing. we could see dry lightning when all is said and done and it clears up tonight, even through sunday morning. we could actually have some dangerous fire conditions. and that is why the national weather service has issued a fire danger concern warning with that red flag warning going into effect in less than an hour from now at 11 o'clock tonight through 11 o'clock sunday morning so we could still see some dry lightning with any pop-up thunderstorms that do form winds at 40 miles per hour less. if any of that active severe weather does take place during the overnight hours. very unstable atmosphere and it's all goin

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. >> shaking was felt quite widely from san francisco to east of carson city in nevada and as far south as visalia, california. >> this chandelier rocking back and forth in brentwood. >> i thought it was just me. >> reporter: others didn't at all. he wasn't impressed, but she was sitting in a classroom. >> yes, we are, of course. who is not going to be. like she got us, dropped her bag and phone, do we have to go out? >> it was little vibrations. it was nothing. >> reporter: for burkhart and the campers in coleville they'll try to rest after quite the afternoon. >> nobody was hurt, no injuries, no damage, a few uneasy guests that aren't used to earthquakes so we're keeping them calm and moving them to different parts of the property. >> reporter: the usgs reported more than 40 aftershocks. geologists say the chance the antelope valley fault will have a larger earthquake in the coming days is around 6%. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> we track the follow-up from the quake and numerous aftershocks. head to nbcbayarea.com for the latest updates on this earthquake when we're not on the air

. >> shaking was felt quite widely from san francisco to even carson city and nevada and as far south as visalia, california. >> reporter: closer to home, this chandelier shaking back and forth. >> i thought it was just me. my chair was moving. >> reporter: and he was not impressed. she was sitting in a classroom. >> my teacher, i saw her reaction. she grabbed her bag and her phone. >> it was a little vibration. it was nothing. a little shake. >> reporter: as for burkhart and the campers in coleville, they'll try to rest after quite the afternoon. >> nobody was hurt, no injuries no, damage. a few uneasy guests that are not used to earthquakes. >> reporter: the usgs reported more than 40 aftershocks. they say there's a chance there will be a larger earthquake in the coming days but only about 6%. ian cole. nbc bay area news. >> jeff, usually we have aftershocks in the 2's. this time we're talking a 6.0 magnitude. now the aftershocks in the 4's. what are you seeing now? >> it is still rumbling. the most recent sizable aftershock, a 4.3 at 10:04. look at all the activity. you can see all

large areas of the bay area and according to the usgs, it struck at 3:40 9 pm in the area nortof carson city. >> we receive calls from all across the bay area about the shaking and one viewer took this video of the chandeliers swinging in his kitchen and a swarm of aftershocks also being reported now with more than 40 well over the two dozen at last count and it continues to move up there and in the past hour the usgs said there was initially some confusion about the location of this quake. >> several alerts were sent out from different areas and this is a fairly common thing that happens and there is a 6% chance of more and more aftershocks larger than the initial earthquake. >> one of our producers sent in this video of a light fixture swaying and she reported feeling the shaking in concord more than 100 miles away from the actual epicenter an

also out in nevada near carson city and east. we're going to be watching that closely as the threat fires continue in from some of those lightning strikes temperatures below the average today. 63 degrees in san francisco, 70 in oakland today 80's in the san jose upper 80's and liver 85 again conquered 71 in santa rosa going to be interesting tonight. you're seeing more of that monsoonal moisture move through. but we don't have a real good trigger to bring out some of those thunderstorms. there's just a slight chance that tomorrow a bug in the morning. again, a slight chance thunderstorms early. then we start to clear up by the afternoon. going to get a little hot inland by tomorrow afternoon in fact, some of those numbers moving well into the 90's and the hot spots inland about 97 degrees in little more 97 conquered 86 in san jose and 69 degrees in san francisco next few days. those temperatures going to stay hot in many spots. inland in a fog at the coastline. keep it much cooler. and in the 60's. thank you, lawrence. still ahea

there running as high as 91 in south lake tahoe 94 truckee, a hot 103 in reno and a 102 degrees in carson cityght around the bay area right now. what a contrast in temperatures cool 58 degrees in pacifica. it is 100 in livermore right now. a 102 in concord. one. '03, in fairfield, but you get inside the bay. there's enough of a sea breeze really help cool things down. 65 in san francisco, 71 in oakland. that's pretty nice. get places that aren't getting that sea breeze. well, it's getting hot 91 still in santa rosa 105 for our friends in cloverdale. in the meantime, we are going to see a couple of patches of fog return right along the immediate coastline. so this is kind of the saving grace with this heat wave. if you can. you really need to beat the heat. you head toward the water and you can find the cooler temperatures, many spots inland though you get away from the winds, from the coastal areas and you're just not to be able to beat the heat. that means the temperatures are going to soar. they're a 100 plus degrees over the next couple of days along the coastline. you're still probably pca

. >> near carson city, nevada, as well. >> even when we talk to the seismologist earlier on the phone, she said that you kind of want to know the geography of the earthquake and she said it was very deep. for whatever that means. >> it was 6 km i believe. but nothing unexpected is what she said unless you are the one caught off guard and then it is very unexpected. >> i was trying to get a read on her voice and she sounded calm as if we have these earthquakes but of course we do live in the bay area and we have been through this before and you feel an earthquake and you have in the back of your mind you wonder. >> a little over a few hours and nerves are settling down a bit but the aftershocks, yes, it does get your attention. >> a 5.9 earthquake centered in the sierra in the smith valley stretching throughout the bay area and viewers calling in from all over, even our producer, gabriella calling in with information when she was trying to produce the newscast and she felt it. she called the station immediately and she was working from home. we do want to get some of the latest informa

80's as you make your way toward trucking and south lake tahoe getting hot reno at 94 and 92 in carson city. now, if you plan to on through the weekend. the prepared, some thunderstorms may be moving in on sunday. little monsoonal moisture. coming up, the spine of the sierra nevada. so we'll watch out for that very closely. partly cloudy a slight chance of those thunderstorms on sunday. all right. clouds rolling along the coastline. now we're going to see more of that overnight tonight. some of that stretching inside the bay as that cloud that kind of thickens up now that not going to be think it was last night. we watched what is high pressure begin to strengthen temperatures outside right now it is 67 degrees in the napa valley 57 degrees in san francisco and 66 degrees in palo alto. the winds will continue overnight tonight bringing low cloud deck and that marine air that nice moist marine air. well, on shore again, but not going to be as thick overnight tonight as it was last night and then we wait for that sea breeze by the afternoon. again tomorrow. so that being said, the temperature

near the epicenter and in places like reno, carson city. maybe even tahoe, those would be feelable, those short sharp jolts that we're familiar with. but we wouldn't really expect a larger earthquake to impact the bay area. >> okay. austin elliott, seismologist from the usgs. one last question to reit tate that which you were just talking about, the antelope valley fault zone. is there any indication if the antelope valley fault zone is shaking, it would indicate something closer to us like the hayward fault? >> there's likely no real relationship between the antelope valley fault and our own fault systems here. it's always a good reminder to take any one of these earthquakes as your natural reminder to be prepared because earthquakes can happen here at any time, because we do live on an active plate boundary. >> austin elliott, appreciate your time and perspective and expertise with us here on the 6:00 newscast. austin elliott from the usgs. >> we have been getting a lot of photos and videos of the actual quake and then the aftermath. if y

shaking was felt quite widely, from san francisco to east of carson city and nevada, and as far south as azalea, california. shaking effects include rock fall along highway 395 near coalville, right near the epicenter of the earthquake. the earthquake is the result of normal faulting. it was a pretty well understood and expected mechanism for an earthquake at the eastern boundary of the sierra nevada mountains in the region in which it happened. our earthquake early warning system, shake alert, detected the earthquake 25.6 seconds after its origins. the system underestimated the original and estimated a location that was slightly off from the true location. that meant that as the waves propagated across the state, other stations misregistered the event. several different shake alerts were sent out for earthquakes in different areas. people who joined and visited our site upon feeling it really early will have seen multiple different events show up simultaneously. this is a fairly common thing that happens as the instruments are just detecting and automatically sending signals from the

if you're heading out to past that we're looking at triple digits in reno and carson city. this is actually today's temperatures got to change up their for high temperatures here in the bay area. today. we're seeing a little more 100's in our inland areas. livermore is expected to hit one. oh, one today and you see out in morgan hill where temperatures also expected to be a few degrees higher versus yesterday. now, if you live along the coast, we're really not going to see too much of a change. san francisco as well. pretty similar to our conditions that we saw yesterday nevado 92 for our daytime high temperature today. just remember, if you're in those hot areas to stay hydrated, have your sunglasses and sunscreen on. let's check in on our road conditions right now. so it's looking great on the san mateo bridge. we don't see too much cars going in both directions, high rise looking pretty smooth. it's 12 minutes out to the peninsula. as for the golden gate bridge they're pretty empty. barely seeing any cars moving through. but it should says a smooth trip up and down. look

kick in late today, 82 degrees and trucking about 78 south lake tahoe in 88 degrees in reno and carson city. now, if you stick around for the weekend. i think things improve a little bit, maybe a couple lingering showers on sunday, not as much of that. i think by monday i think the monsoon is going to move further east and out of the state. so we've got some temperatures right now running on the warm side of the head inland 89 degrees in livermore 87 in cocker right now inside the bay. you've got some very nice 60's and 70's on this friday evening and along the coastline and 63 degrees with some patchy fog in half moon bay, low clouds and fog are going to see more of that tonight, maybe even a little drizzle along the coastline. again, it's going to be kind of a thick murray lair that's going to move on shore. so it's not going to move into the valley. so for most part, maybe some of the north bay valleys. but i think if you get the east bay, you can stay mostly clear overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning as we head through the day tomorrow. just kind of some patchy fog lingering alo

you get a lot of smoke in that direction toward carson city and parts of a tall probably seen some ofoke working its way in that direction as well. also watch the fire really begins to explode during the day. look at the smoking for settles in to parts of the central valley. and as the winds begin to pick up throughout the day. you watch that wind really start lift and move to the northeast and that's what we can expect in this kind of pattern right now under big dome of high pressure. we've all air circulating around that ridge down some of that ending up all the way up into idaho, montana and across the country as well. we're seeing more of a westerly component to the wind here. and of course, that has kept our skies mostly clear that big dome of high pressure, though, continue to bring most of smoke. you see all that haze and smoke working his way into north easterly fashion up over the top of that ridge and continue to move in that direction until the pattern changes. that's the way it's going to stay. and i think for the most part are pretty much saved from that. we'll see more o

more earthquakes in the magnitude 3, magnitude 4 range near the epicenter and in places like reno, carson cityeven tahoe. those would be feelable, those sharp, sharp jolts we're familiar with. but we wouldn't really expect a larger earthquake that impacts the bay area. >> good information from him. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we've been doing this for a lot of years together but this always gets our attention. i don't care where it is. 6.0, that's something. >> yeah, it is considered strong on the earthquake scale. you know, they do get earthquakes out here, several, you know, dozen a week or maybe two or three weeks. you know, they get that small earthquake activity. but a 6.0 is definitely unusual for this seismic zone. in fact, a 6.0 is probably on the stronger end of what this area could produce in terms of an earthquake. now, take a look at the activity here. you can see the red is the past hour. the yellow is the past several hours. and it has just been so extremely active right there around coleville, also into walker. this happened on the antelope valley fault zone, so it is a known f

. >> san francisco to the east of carson city, nevada and south is visalia, california. shaking related effects that we've heard of so far include rock fall along highway 3.95 near coalville. that's right. near the the earthquake. the earthquake is the result of normal it's a pretty well understood unexpected mechanism for. boundary of the sierra nevada mountains in the region that and in which it happened. early warning system. or detected the earthquake. 25.6 seconds after its origin. underestimated the original night to that event and that was slightly off from the true location. but man, that has the waves propagated across the state. other stations miss register. take alerts were sent for a base in different areas. joined in visit our site upon feeling it really early. will. multiple different events show up sort of simultaneously. this is a fairly common thing are instruments are just detecting automatically sending signals from these earthquakes. so it's something that's somewhat to be expected. >> we apologize for the audio that was cutting in and out on intervie

the carson city reno and actually even farther north and part of the overall process by which the sierrarowing higher and that the ranges across nevada get spread apart. so it it's part of well known tectonic on geologic time. it does seem to have more active times in less active time. so like back you know, around 1915 or a bunch of earthquakes. and of locations through there. and it's been quite while and then the last couple years. yeah, there's been quite a few earthquakes and im not. in in walker's lane. and it's one of those things that we see time's up increased sites city. and unfortunately the best we can say is that when you have a lot of earthquakes. you tend to have a lot of earthquakes until you having lot of earthquake. there's nothing that now this now becomes a joke. and i i wouldn't even call this a secret. it's just a somewhat more active caught. >> okay. well, we also understand that there's some volcanic activity or formations out there with this indicate there might be some i don't magma. that might be coming up. >> and i say that one really noticeable volcano out th

is bringing some of that smoke just north of topaz lake and streaming toward the north, probably carson city seeing some of that smoke in nevada more that continue to stream northward as well. and those are the only ones fires burning really along the western half of the u.s. we've got one up in oregon as well. that's the lake fire that continues to burn their all that smoke ended in a northeasterly direction up toward idaho. unfortunately, that's kind of going to the way it's going to be all that smoke in those directions. we've got fog and low clouds. the good news is marine air that on shore flow is keeping the smoke out of our neighborhood but has to go. some of these neighborhoods. unfortunately, it said it's summer right now. but not around the bay area. the onshore breeze continuing. that will be the case as we head through the weekend. but we've got a chance of fires here. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. emergency workers and the netherlands they've been rushing to rescue hundreds of people. >> threatened by historic flooding. this is also and

some heavier storms rolling on through to go along with that she had moved to carson city of kirkwood up to reno as well. and then you get on the backside of the things trying to settle down a little further to the north. they haven't seen much in the way of the rain. just some light showers toward quincy fire and a whole lot of smoke continuing to rotate is around that system. so the bay area's been very, very fortunate the wind pattern has not changed much. and that means we're getting these nice west winds are taking smoke well away from the bay area. in fact, moving in a northwesterly direction or northeasterly direction over the top of that ridge of high pressure that's static and that one position. and so that keeps our skies mostly clear and free of all the smoke. now we have had to deal with a few showers this morning. you see that in the north bay most that some very, very light stuff kind of rolling on through. looks like tapering off now. but there's still some months of the moisture out there tonight. there's a chance we could see a few more scattered showers overnight ton

counties will see substantial and high transmission of covid- 19 which includes clark county and carson city. >>> governor newsom has pulled his kids from a local summer camp for sports because of the issue of masks. >> why this could be another hit for him as he faces a recall. >> reporter: kids and face masks , it is a pandemic issue that sparks passion from parents. >> of the kids get sick, then the parents of problems. we want to take precautions. >> reporter: fueling backlash from groups like reopen california schools, which condemns the mass requirements for kids and supports candidates running against the governor in the recall election. >> you find campaigns looking underneath the cabinets, underneath the sheets, really trying to dig up anything and everything they possibly can. >> reporter: public relations experts say that recall campaigns can get ugly. a spokesperson for governor newsom's family said told the associated press that he and his wife are concerned and unaware that face masks were not being enforced at the camp. >> families of candidates, particularly children, have al

all the way to the pacific coast and throughout the central valley in california and in reno and carson city in nevada. and this is video. a viewer sent us from daly city. the rocking swinging the light fixture hanging from the ceiling there. >> thankfully there were no immediate reports of serious damage or injury. we begin with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. he's been tracking the quakes and a dozens of aftershocks. yeah. boy, it just continues to rattle up there just in the last few minutes we've had another 2.8 as you make your way near markley bill. those areas continuing to rock all the way down in the bridgeport. but you see strong earthquake magnitude six-point-one near topaz lake just to the south of topaz on 3.95 and driven there you can notice the sierra nevada. >> as they just shut up the sky really lifting up. and then we had quakes for the south. they all occurred right around the same time which made it quite interesting as these got so so fast. so, yeah, this is what happened. right along the plate boundaries here. we've got the north american plate and we've got th

hot 94 in reno. 92 degrees in carson city. alright woodard word to the wise. if you are staying up there over the for the whole weekend. be prepared. >> as we get into sunday. we're talking about those monsoons and certainly a possibility of some thunderstorms developing on sunday. if you're heading that direction. meantime, low cloud and fog moving along the kind of breaking up just a bit. and that's a sign of that ridge kind of start to road some of that the marine layer. so not going to see as much fog tomorrow morning. but enough along the peninsula. yeah, probably going to be dealing with some drizzle of drizzle on the san mateo county coast line temperatures, though, tomorrow probably going to be just a tad warmer. 1560 still cool on the coastline, 60's 70's in the bay. some 80's in the valleys next 10 days. here you go. you're dana. we're going to warm things up, bring that monsoonal moisture in starting on sunday and into monday a chance some thunderstorms and that dry lightning. it's not really dry. but what happens you have these hibees thunderstorms

also the carson city at a 100 and 3 degrees, right.you plan on sticking around in the high country. those temperatures are going stay toasty throughout the weekend. 90's through monday as well. but mostly sunny skies on those days. all right. we are looking at some low clouds and fog rolling back on social. really an interesting contrast in our temperatures are going to be found not only today but i think for tomorrow in the weekend, as you've got enough of a sea breeze during the cool air. and you got that fog there. but you had 30 miles inland. you're talking triple digit heat. so that's one of those big changes that we in the weather here during the summer months. sometimes. and that's going to be late, going to play out about 63 degrees in half moon bay. it's going to over 40 degrees warmer in lemore tomorrow, maybe around a 106, maybe a little bit warmer than that. today. we had a 106 degrees tomorrow. looks like could be even a little bit warmer than that as well. comfortable temperatures inside the bay, some 70's and some 80's.

but 82 degrees in truckee, 78 southlake tall 89 in reno in 88, in carson city. if you're sticking there over the weekend. it looks the monsoon is going to start to slide further and further to the east and that is good news. finally catching a break from all the stormy conditions and those lightning strikes up there you can see right here, though. the monsoon just picking up over the sierra nevada once again today and numerous lightning strikes up there. but things are beginning to calm down now. a patchy dense fog is already rolling in along the coastline starting to move inside the bay. it's kind of deaths and kind of depressed. so i think we'll stay nice and clear still in many spots. inland tri valley live more. you can see some clear skies overnight tonight and then tomorrow morning. clouds giving way to some partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. maybe another round of some of those mid to high level a monsoon clouds and then sunday should be mostly sunny after some morning fog temperatures out there right now. 66 in san jose 71 in livermore, 75 in concord.

cloud cover radar for though, tracking some scattered showers just south of reno making its way to carson city, trying to make its way into south lake tahoe. but you're going to have a greater chance by sunday afternoon. but fortunately not expecting any thunderstorms, just some light showers there. mid 80's and in south lake tahoe with 90's for truckee and taking a look ahead at your next 3 day the thunderstorm chances ee increasing monday peaking on tuesday and wednesday of this upcoming week for this thanks to that monsoonal moisture. but thankfully for us, we have fog carla out there. she's going to keep us on the stable side bringing us some much needed moisture and cooler air mass. and that's really going to help us out to mitigate that monsoonal moisture from possibly creating any of those pop up thunderstorms and dry lightning for the 2nd half of the weekend going to see that relief extending into our inland valleys. finally, for those of you in the east bay valleys conquered in livermore low 90's there. mid 80's for san jose. very seasonal temperatures, though. overall oakland flirtin

tops this the tamarack fire looks like continue to make its way north easterly in the nevada near carson city, maybe some of that sneaking back up toward the top area to watch out for that. if you're headed in that direction of course, the quincy fire much larger fire. you see some of the smoke early in the morning. you get the wind will slacken. so it's able to drain down in the mountains down the valley. but by the afternoon that northwesterly wind begins to pick up and there goes streaming right over towards susanville eastward over 3.95 into the bad and uh, well beyond their after that attack. you can see the smoke tracker model here showing you the exact direction of some of the smoke plumes as they continue to make their way not only through nevada, all the way up into boise and beyond that writing right over the top of this ridge of high pressure just following the circulation right over the ridge up into parts of canada. dipping down across the great lakes and up into the northeast once again. and so yeah, they're seeing some of those real hazy conditions in the northeast and more of

all that smoke beginning to make its way eastward in nevada near carson city. maybe some of that seeping back toward the tahoe area and then the quincy much larger fire now burning and all that starting out all the way down in the valleys early in the morning it that slack wind overnight and then some of the works its way and then office and that northwesterly wind kicks we head toward the afternoon, then they're all goes all that smoke toward susan bill and also toward nevada and beyond. by that i mean, really be on. as you can latest a forecast model showing that smoke continue to make its way eastward and then rising to the north and that means driving over the top of that ridge of high pressure right there. and following the circulation of kind of interesting moving up all the way into parts of canada seeing some of that smoke then dipping down through minnesota all the way down to the south and then up again on the eastern seaboard where they've been reporting some red moos an interesting sunrises and sunsets and hazy conditions. all smoke. that looks we'r

check or does favorite restaurant tourist when his tonight show is based in newark city fell on hard times and even the carson's show was in los angeles he gave the guy a six-figure check. so to did he write a six-figure check to the longtime producer when one of his friends from college showed up in los angeles driving a car passed its prime. carson went out and bought him a new buick. but this was not part of the story about johnny carson. one of the things you have to appreciate when you think about political humor isn't very much a reflection of the times in which it occurs. johnny carson had sounded like stephen colbert in the 1970s. i'm not sure that was -- would have gone over well at all. carson denied in 2005 at the age of 79 it seemed well-suited for less partisan time in which marked his decades on the air. his political attacks generally were bipartisan and very much expressed without meanness. republicans could laugh with him as he joked about nixon or reagan and democratic loyalists could laugh at the jokes making fun of the carter family or john f. kennedy. as tom shale front a "washington post"

it's all about us alive, carson. cobble that signal to come all harder. he's in the sunny city of pasha, near the afghan border. call just update us, what's happening at the border crossing spin bolduc now on the telephone control. indeed, we've been hearing the board that after the takeover of that board, the board. that dollar bond has been able to consolidate day again. and the entire district of spring ball dock. and that of course, shows that strategy of controlling the entry point, the international borders around dawn. they have now consolidated their engine by duction. proven solar show, which had that narrow border with china after that day to go to manage the board. and then the minutes on boarder and the iranian border show, we are all creating a board that fighting is going on in the federal b gorge. and this is the main town where you're strato, they just bought dot com. jolla bought a car, but highway on not a major logistic supply line and also enabling people to move across the borders. it should be understood also that the situation on the ben bolduc border bay

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carson brightfield a bit earlier. >> this is a great day for us. we are excited. i am excited to be here at nasdaq right now in new york city.st big milestone. we became public today. the next big milestone is within 12 months, we are going to deliver the ff 91 to the market out of our california plan. >> talk to me about the market you are going after. i mentioned a tesla but you are kind of in terms of price point and the style of driver, i don't think that is the market you are going after. you're going for the much higher end, the bentleys and the porches of the world. >> we are building a top premium luxury brand. we want to find what luxury and premium means. the way this works is you always have to start at the top. we have to come up with the product everyone is talking about. many people are desiring it and almost no one can afford it. this is how you build a bridge. once it is understood by the market and set the move down any other segments, we will have the other segment. the smaller version 18 months after the ff 91 that will compete with the tesla model s. >> the idea here is you want to have a bigger interior

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carson. >> good day, welcome the great white north canadian corner. this is my brother doug and today we got a real big show. >> there was a second city chicago company.ot to the states that way. >> thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider as a canadian and canadians are always outsiders but they are looking at the other culture, which is right next door to them. >> i love you. i want to bury our children. >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible, if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. sorry, no, never mind. >> it was far more conceptual in -- in its humor because it -- it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was, also, just the idea that it was this sort of low-rent thing. it was this sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation that gave it an authenticity. >> now, that our programming day's been extended, i am going to be spending a lot -- >> put it in the fridge, butch.

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