thoughts echoed by kyland and andrea clark ... say, for now, theyúre just glad kyland is on the road to recovery.andrea clark/kylandús mother: "it could have been worse. my son could have died." kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "thereús a limit to what you should do in a challenge and what you shouldnút do. donút take it overboard." (justine) that was nick mcgill reporting... kyland's doctors say he should heal.... they say his pigment should be back to normal in a few months. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . high pressure will maintain warm and dry conditions inland. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. onshore flow and a persistent marine layer will keep temperatures near the ocean and bays a few degrees cooler than normal. inland areas will likely cool slightly starting around midweek as high pressure weakens. going into the all-star break, the giants looked to be a team that had potential to make a run, but 12-games into the 2nd hal

thoughts echoed by kyland and andrea clark ...ow, theyúre just glad kyland is on the road to recovery.andrea clark/kylandús mother: "it could have been worse. my son could have died." kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "thereús a limit to what you should do in a challenge and what you shouldnút do. donút take it overboard." (grant) that was nick mcgill reporting... kyland's doctors say he should heal.... they say his pigment should be back to normal in a few months. (vicki) a night of (vicki) overboard." overboard." (grant) that was nick mcgill reporting... kyland's doctors say he should heal.... they say his pigment should be back to normal in a few months. (vicki) a night of celebration turned bloody in florida and it was all caught on camera. police say megan berger was getting ready to celebrate her birthday when her ex-boyfriend showed up and attacked her current boyfriend. in this video you can the ex-boyfriend's truck speed up and just barely miss hitting several people outside a painting studio. police say richar

. >>> dwight clark is laid to rest. >>> lots of microclimates for today. another round of low to mid 90s coming up. >>> the death toll continues to climb in southwest japan because of severe flooding. the government says 76 people have died and dozens of others are still missing. weather officials call the storms and the subsequent flooding historic. 2 million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes. record rainfall is causing rivers to overflow their banks. >>> the government has two more days to make sure young children who were separated from their parents at the u.s. border are reunited with them. a judge in san diego ordered the children under five be reunited by tuesday. on friday, the trump administration asked for more time to reunite the children with their parents but at this time, last month's reunification order remains in place. the judge did say this needs to be relaxed in some cases including for the 19 parents who were deported without their young children. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo is in asia, defending the denuclearizati

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i'll ask the ambassador and general clark to stick around, as well. we're about to see the president hammering away at germany. strongly condemning this pipeline deal that germany has entered into with russia. we'll explain that just after you see the president's remarks. president trump said this did come up, but he did not elaborate quite on how, kristen. this has been really, and i know you and i have been sitting here pouring over all of this this morning, as folks back home are just waking up here, but this has been remarkable to watch, especially when you look at chancellor merkel and how she's responded to this. we're 30 seconds from the play-up, kristen. >> chancellor merkel essentially saying, look, she is prepared for these controversial discussions. she knows what it is like to be controlled by russia. stunning comments. this is not it, she says. taking her own defensive tone there. it is our understanding there weren't any major headlines that came out of that face-to-face. didn't get into the thorny issue of the russian deal that presiden

clark died last month after battling als.e was 61 years old. >>> well, part of san francisco has turned into a walking art gallery. abc 7 news where 40 sculptures have been setup and will stay until november. each are 6 1/2 feet tall and are part of a presentation called invisible man and the mask of blackness. they're meant to create a dialogue about race and identity and power. the artists behind zack -- who's from great britain. >>> and we're wrapping up a wonderful weekend, and the next couple of days we'll start to see some cooler air work into our inland cities. the have been the 90s for several days. live doppler 7 right now showing you it is a very calm and clear picture out there. the south bay looking beautiful. live look at san jose right now. we have a cloudless sky, and it was warm in the south bay today. san jose right now sitting at about 83 degrees. 90 in conquered, 94 that temperature in brentwood. that sea breeze has kicked in. san francisco 88, and that current number in santa rosa. we continue to highlight

dwight clark arches his back and catches it. so they could beat the dallas cowboys giving them -- look at the fashions there, too. >> they were giddy. >> all season. that was the beginning of the 49er dynasty and really set this into people's brains, etched into memory. >> you have seen it, so many posters and pictures and you can watch it again and again. >> you're so young that you know it because we talk about it. >> i've been here a long time. >> also important to note that eddie's ranch in montana and fitting, it's montana with clark. >> oh yeah. no kidding. >> so gracious for the family to do that, as well. >> also well loved in the bay area. a nice moment of history. check out nbc bay area.com following stories like that and the continuing saga of that thigh soccer team. i'm watching the updates with -- >> we're very hopeful of that. we continue to follow that. thanks a lot, mike. >>> all right. coming up, a violent crash turns deadly. all caught on camry. terrifying experience. train. >>> well, the investigation continue

dick clark was nice.ts appreciated. >> going to get stirred up over there that. >> in just a few years, american bandstand attracted 20 million viewers. >> it was only a matter of time before rivals followed in their tracks. >> what i thought american bandstand was was white kids doing what black people were doing all along, dance. ♪ >> soul train, to me, was, like, seeing the gods on tv every saturday morning. it was unique because it showcased some of the baddest soulful, afro wearing black people in music. >> "soul train" was great because you saw artists in real life for the first time, see the artists get down, see the fashion they wore, the crazy outfits, you know, all that kind of stuff was like magic. >> i saw the show, and my heart skipped a beat. i mean, it really did. i was, like, oh, my god. >> when it hit the air in 1971, "soul train" was revolutionary, a nationally syndicated tv show putting black musicians, tv, and dancers in mainstream america tv's face. the master behind? don cornelius, w

they are up against clarke and dart.ive setter against ernest gold is in his opening round match in the singles. dart couldn't have had a tough match herself taking on karolina pliskova in her opening match of the singles. azarenka serving at the moment. they couldn't convert. we go again. jamie murray as we know has had huge success in this tournament and has won it previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. previously with yourjelena jankovic severalyears ago. he previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. he seems to be on tv every time you turn it on! they had an epic mixed doubles the other day, but he was the first married to get his hands on a wimbledon trophy. i'm sure he reminds andy of that all the time! they've just one which is good news is the jamie murray. he could get his hands on another wimbledon title. he's got a pedigree partner, azarenka, a grand slam champion herself. it's good to see british success because it builds that wave of kyle edmund, nice to see a wave of success from

no one knows more about the dangers of cyber warfare than my guest tonight, richard clark.s counterterrorism czar under presidents clinton and bush, and he's written numerous books on terror and cyber threats. >>> richard clark, welcome to the program. thanks for joining me from new york. >> good to be back with you, christiane. >> so, just take us to where you were as you must have been watching along with the whole world that press conference in helsinki alongside vladimir putin. and it was an american journalist, two, in fact, who put direct questions to the president and to putin over this highly controversial affair. >> well, what was remarkable about it was he knows that what he was saying isn't true, and he knows we know what he was saying wasn't true. this is not just him talking about tax policy or health care. it's him talking about the fact that america was attacked, its fundamental democracy, its institutions were attacked. and he is now, again, part of a cover up of that fact and it is an a cover up that can't succeed because we all know the facts, most of them

a salinas boy named clark kent.g record set in 1995 when phelps was 10.and at the same age.. clark kent just did it one second faster than phelps. clark says his goal is to follow in phelps footprints??? no.. follow in his wake?? and make it to the olympics.. his parents clearly missed the boat, they shoulda named him aquaman. ( darya )and then there's my superhero.. serena williams.. she's playing tennis tonight in the silicon valley classic in san jose.. and she's so strong she could probably hit the court from her home in san francisco..everyone is in awe of what she accomplished at wimbledon even if she didn't win.. she got all the way to the final just 10 months after giving birth and dedicated her effort to moms everywhere juggling kids and career. the crowds were huge at san jose state just to watch her warm up yesterday so plenty of fans will be there tonight.. serena has won this tournament three times before baby. ( darya ) if you can't afford to watch steph curry play basketball.. maybe you wanna watch hi

clark played his entire career with the 49ers winning two super bowls. he later worked for the team as an executive. he passed away last month at age 61 after a battle with lou gehrig's disease. >> well done. that was a nice posting. >> it was. >> wow. no. 87, just forever remembered as truly one of the greats. >>> awkward segue from that to baseball, got the giants making roster moves and they were busy today. before the game with the cardinals they traded austin jackson. pitcher cory garin and pitching prospect jason bayer to the rangers for a player to be named later. why? thought to be a move to cough up some money for duggar and ray black. in the 3rd inning brandon belt blooped one, enough for buster posey to score. giants led 3-1 on cardinals starter jake flaherty. madison bumgarner, tough one, yairo munoz homered in the second and drove home a couple more with an r.b.i. single, tied game. then in the 5th jose martinez found a hole in left. harrison bader came on down to score. st. louis took a 4-3 lead, but the giants and pablo sandoval launched o

general clark, let me start with you. surprised, unsurprised to learn that nbc news first to report that north korea is building out some of these enriched uranium facilities? >> no, not surprised. it's a twofold opportunity for north korea. first of all, they're going to get away with what they can get away with. secondly, they're able to check and the chinese and russians are able to check out effectively the united states intelligence agencies can monitor their programs. so, they may have some of these efforts, that they will sacrifice, as they move forward. but they'll always want to keep a couple of cards face down on the table. that's north korea. >> so what should the u.s. response be, general, and what will the u.s. response be, if you think you can predict? >> well, we're at a disadvantage, because of the handshake and the smiles at the summit. >> yeah. >> but what should have happened was a step-by-step buildup, in which for each act of giving up and revealing and giving up their nuclear and missile capabilities

i'm dave clark. >>> good morning, i'm pam cook.teve is back and a nice quiet weather forecast ahead. i like that. >> for some it's hot and others are cool. but no extremes. a bit of fog on the coast. if you're away from the coast, probably no fog at all. our good friend william is in vallejo. current conditions 57 and clear. not a breeze to be found. hit 90 yesterday. a little backgrounda funny plac it comes to temperatures. it depends on what part you're in. if you're near columbus parkway, you probably hit 80 yesterday. if you're near the napa airport it's probably 85. if you drop over red top road, probably hits 90. very challenging in there. 57 in american canyon. healdsburg, winds are in mill valley. a little bit of moisture. southern california, a few upper 50s and 60s. inland, not much of a delta breeze. it's steady and slowly falling apart. lots of sunshine in tahoe and truksee getting -- -- truckee getting close. 6:31 allie rasmus tells us now the usual slow? >> we're starting with a big picture look at the east bay. that'

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kimberly-clark roundup -- their earnings beat on the top line. it also seemed to beat on the bottom line in terms of sales. and 3m is out as well. david: 3m is out and they matched analyst estimates. at 8.39.timated 28.6% off the margin. alix: lockheed martin boosted

dwight clark died last month after battling a.l.s. he was 61. clark famous for this, "the catch," a touchdown that lifted the niners past the cowboys in the 1981 nfl championship game. the goal post from that game is now at a ramnch in montana. that belongs to former 49ers owner eddie debardlow and clark's ashes are buried there, too. dwight's grave is roughly the same distance away from the goal post as the spot in the end zone where he made the catch. that is love of the game and love of a man. >>> and now laura britt previewing sports. >> coming up in sports, a former woor yo warrior finds a new home. >>> mlb announces its all-star selections today. >>> plus the giants look to get back on track against the cardinals and the a's face the tribe in a rubber match. we've got all that and more headed your way after this. >>> laura britt at the xfinity sports desk. it was the cardinals and giants at at&t this afternoon. it proved to be a pretty busy day for the giants, however, making roster moves ahead of that game. they ship out corey geren, aust

younker and get concessions almost immediately the answer is yes john clarke younker is is a surrender monkey it came to d.c. and he surrendered the white flag was waved and he gets nothing and is going to eat he has to get used to this because this is going to happen every few months he's going to have to surrender more and more and more the us is in the house america is back john clarke younger obviously at the e.u. is used to being kind of a very slow moving lafarge a bureaucrat no accountability whatsoever he's not elected he will say anything but generally that means nothing. if the deal is not the ink on the contract has to drive for us to say that there is a deal after the deal trump posted this tweet expressing love between the two sides and whether relations may not be as rosy as the u.s. president claims to the joint announcement cameras caught refusing to take sound strange hand now despite both having quite a reputation for enthusiastic greetings. oh . and i knew his lunch down to the french media over their handling of a scandal involving his security a shell that has the

is in the house america is back with john clarke obviously at the e.u. is used to being kind of a very slow moving lafarge a bureaucrat with no accountability whatsoever he's not elected he will say anything but generally that means nothing. if the deal is not the ink on the contract has to drive for us to say that there is a deal. well after the deal posted this tweet expressing love between the two sides yet relations may not be as rosy as the us president claims after their joint announcement the cameras caught young refusing to take stretched and that's despite best having quite a reputation for enthusiastic greetings. thank you it was president emanuel micro has lashed out at the french media over the handling of a scandal involving his security aide. has the story over the last week france has been in the midst of a media frenzy over to marriage that a top security aide to president michel was caught on video during the may day protests and beating protest us to our. was much. was. very well but now has since being sacked and on tuesday we heard fo

they now face british pair harriet dart and jay clarke in the last four.up dream may be over for england, but their manager gareth southgate says they can come home after the 3rd place playoff match against belgium with their heads held high and belives they've set a new benchmark for the national team. there were no official interviews or appearances from the team today, many took to social media to thank fans, teammates and the wider england set—up for their support and cameraderie. southgate did speak to fatv and shared his pride in his side. yesterday, was sometimes important to feel the suffering and the result. but also now we have to acknowledge the journey we have been on and the achievement that the team have made. i am incredibly proud of what we've given any improvement in particularly in the last eight months, and we are the third team in history to make a world cup semifinal, so given the last two teams did it were far more experienced than this team, i do not think we can't underestimate that achievement. it wasn't one of the best kept secret

will be marrying all clark and dart? we will wait to see.n's semifinals day at wimbledon. one of the big stories today away from the world cup and wimbledon is that chelsea are set to announce the departure of antonio conte as manager after two years at stamford bridge. holly hamilton has joined me in the studio. holly, it wasn't the best kept secret of the summer, was it? absolutely, the conscious and coupling continues. it will not come asa coupling continues. it will not come as a surprise to many people. we have not received any official word but after two years in charge, chelsea are set to announce his departure from the club. this time last year, antonio conte was manager of hot property and chelsea had just won the league, he could not replicate that success this season. they finished fifth and did not qualify for the champions league. but it was not an entirely u nsuccessful but it was not an entirely unsuccessful season, they did win the fa cup in the end. what it comes down to is this whole season was marred between content and ch

is yes well john clarke younker is is a surrender monkey it came to d.c. and he surrendered the white flag was waved and he gets nothing and is going to get used to this because this is going to happen every few months he's going to have to surrender more and more and more the u.s. is in the house america's back with john clarke younger obviously at the e.u. is used to being kind of a very slow moving all of bureaucrat with no accountability whatsoever he's not elected he will say anything but generally that means nothing. if the deal is not the ink on the contract has to drive for us to say that there is a deal. former cricket star imran khan is on course to become pakistan's new prime minister according to a partial vote count from wednesday's general election cannes p.t.i. party has a clear lead with one hundred ten seats out of two hundred seventy two in parliament according to a partial vote count the rival p m l n sixty six cells as rigged the party is led by former prime minister now a sheriff who serving a prison sentence for corruption he claims t

her group paid $6,000 of clark's travel expenses. i mean, clark is a huge trump supporter. how significant is this? >> yeah. i mean, there is certainly money going back and forth. the department of justice was careful to do a very small and easily provable charge. he is just in court because she was acting as an agent and didn't register with the attorney general, but there's all kinds of suggestions that especially through her handler he is right now under sanctions by the treasury department and under investigation for funneling money to the nra. underneath this more simple charge may lie all kinds of dirty money being funneled to the nra and some sort of back and forth to facilitate the political influence. >> listen, she was -- butina was in a romantic relationship with paul ericsson. do you think he was just a dupe? >> i think he was. i mean, this is very typical. this falls in line with what i was saying earlier about the fail fast and fail cheap, is that the russian way of doing this is really kind of -- it's very similar to the business kind of emergent strategies a

. >> take clarks bed. something like that. german down road would help you to 70 instead. the lanes are blocked because of in a sink ole. overturned vehicle. it is on the shoulder, so, that helps. >> the springfield ramp is blocked at that crash. >>> today, some metro riders are goin h toe to make travel plans. two stations are closed for r r re until in septemberlerd. free shuuses will help get people ay from the closures. >>> we're going to the latest in canada. >> let's get straight to some of the video of that scene. itappened on one of the busiest streets in canada and the shooter and young women are dead. he only shot a total of 16 people, including the young woman whoot died. hento a shoot-out with police. as far as a tive, police say it wasn't random we earnedre eed it. >>> a woman in ocean city was apaled in the chest with beach umbrella. we'reworking to get an update on her season this morning. the womas conscious. a gust of wind lifted that off of the ground. wind gustsreittle less than 20 miles per hour at that time. >>> officials plan to raise the gut poet tha

anne clark, and ms. sonya deermaier. mr. bernstein, please come up. >> good afternoon, president kwon, and commissioners. my topic today has to do with the balboa reservoir near city college. as you know, the upper balboa reservoir site, east side, is owned by city college. the lower western site by the p.u.c. so i just have a few points to make. during -- so there's a major development being considered for that lower reservoir site. during previous moves to put housing in the reservoir, which is '80s to '90s, serious concerns were raised about the safety of the basin, especially involving fire and drought. those are two different issues, of course, given the physical layout, a fire would pose a tremendous threat and get easily out of control into the neighborhoods. another part is in the case of drought, the city has been trying to husband its water resources, i know especially in the western side. there's been a number of engineering studies over the years, trying to discuss whether certain potential reservoirs should be u

. >> we hear about the new event meant to celebrate clark's life. >>: treats, hot tunes and splash ofilliness. >> what is your favorite part? >> the snowcone. >> this free festival has been a big hit for the seven-year- old since it started july 5. everything to rima and joyce here is happening -- everything she enjoys here is happening in honor of stiphane clark. -- in honor of june 21. >> it is about healing and progress. it is replacing some of the negativity of the stephon clark case and other instances of violence. >> it is a really safe environment for kids. your kids. >> that is what is part of making this call enough for a seven-year-old to want to hang out here. her mom has brought here -- brought her here 4 weeks in a row because -- >> it is a good impact for the community. is something positive. >> when people leave the summer they are going to remember this program. >> orange flames can be seen shooting from the roof of this home after 4:00 a.m. the homeowner was taken to the hospital with moderate burn injuries. the home had been undergoing renovations. investigators are

dick clark was very nice.efreshing, clean-cut look that i think the parents appreciated. >> the establishment will get a little stirred up over that. >> in just a few years, "american bandstand" was attr t attracting 20 million viewers. >> what i thought it was like was all these white kids trying to do what black people were doing all along, dance. >> "soul train" to me was like seeing the gods on tv every saturday morning. it was unique because it showcased some of the baddest soulful afro wearing black people in music. >> "soul train" was great because you could see artists in real life for the first time. you could see the artist get down, see the fashion they were wearing, seeing the crazy outfits. all that kind of stuff was magic. >> i saw the show and my heart skipped a beat. i mean, it really did. i was like, oh, my god. >> when it hit the air in 1971, "soul train" was revolutionary. a nationally syndicated tv show that put black musicians, entertainers into mainstream america face. the mastermind behi

>>> it's wednesday july 25th, i'm dave clark. . >> this month, it's a hot forecast. a warm to hot day for some. some are saying could you give us sun, please? it's been this way. thisbefore th warmer than that. low 90s. san jose, 93. t's where it's coming from. if you're by the coast, it's 60s atures. out for mendocino county and lake county. the fog advisory went out for some. mid 50s and upper 40s on the peninsula. out to the delta there's a breeze but not that strong. thunderstorms over the sierra but not for us. temperatures today, 60s to 100's. 4:31 gilroy, -- no solano. >> coming in from vacville and you'll see it anyway. traffic still looking good continuing down to the richmond area. no problems on the richmond bridge. our friends in marin county, southbound 101 looks good to the foggy golden gate bridge. this is a look at 280 in san jose so you can see now you have a good opportunity to get out on the road with little crowd. >>> a se credit recording has emerged of president trump and his long term attorney. doug luzader joins us from washington. >> reporter

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's go steve's office over here. >> one of these days i'm going to be over there. completely throw you. >>. thank you dave and pam. higher clouds sneaking in but most of this will favor areas to the east. it was still hot, it's that time of year where if you're well inland, i can't help you. if you don't like heat head to the west because that's where the cooler temperatures are coming off the sierra south of tahoe, it's taking a turn a little bit. a lot of high and mid level clouds coming in. 0 there's our robust delta winds. a sign of things being cooler ib land. i any shower activity is well to the east. . >>> nice and quiet, traffic is doing very well. there's been no major somehows although there is road work at the altamont pass. a nice drive coming through and if you're driving in the east bay it's looking good. road work here but the traffic is light enough not causing a major delay. here we are at the bay bridge toll plaza and it's light. it's 4:02 let's go back to the desk

clarke lurk clarke thank you, mr. speaker -- ms. clarke: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from the fourth district of eorgia for sharing his analysis this evening. indeed, you have raised some very important points that we need to consider and that i'd like the american people to consider. there is a mcconnell rule. that rule held out -- up the nomination of merrick garland for almost a year. and the context in which that was done was that apparently there were going to be elections down the road and the american people should speak. well, here we are, less than five months out, before there will be an election here in the united states of america. and i think the people have an opportunity and should use that opportunity through their franchise to register their concerns about this nomination process. let me thank the gentleman from georgia once again. nearly 150 years ago, black americans were granted the right to vote. it would be another 100 years before people of color could freely vote in every state, county and city in the united states

there's a new product called clark's tea ntai organic powder and sugar, and natural flavor oils. put two cubes in 8 ounces of hot water, and in about a minute you have tea without the trash. >> that's good. you can really taste it. >> reporter: they come in four flavors and are stored in simple tins, harkening back to how food was sold before packaging lasted hundreds of years in a landfill. momentum is growing, with many communities banning disposable grocery bags or drinking straws. and he wouldn't mind doing good. >> the success is making a small dent or bring more awareness to the single use plastic problem we have. i found a small solution to a small problem and hopefully inspire people to come up with more solutions. >> clark's tea cubes begin full production in march and partnered with a business incubator to get them in stores. if you would like to try them, we have a link to the website at kpix.com. >>> coming up, the desperate effort to free the rest of the children trapped in a cave in thailand. >> reporter: and overnight, police move in to move out the occupy ice prot

trooper clark put his life on the line every day to serve his community. in the early morning of monday, july 2, 2018, trooper clark responded to a call in the town of irwin and was shot and killed in the line of duty. mr. speaker, he is truly a hero for his action and sacrifices -- and his sacrifice that he did for all of us. he will be missed by those who served and the live he is touched. together we stand with his family and friends as they mourn. mr. reed: i thank him for his service to our community and his bravery. i pray he rests in peace. i ask this legislative body to pause its deliberations and join in remembering and honoring the 29-year life of trooper nicholas clark. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from california, mr. correa, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mr. correa: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials on the subject

dwight clark died last month after battling als. he was 61.rk was most famous for the catch right here, a touchdown catch that lifted the niners past the cowboys in the 1981 nfc championship game. the goal post from that game is now at a ranch in montana that belongs to former 49ers owner eddie debartolo. now clark's ashes are buried there too. former 49ers coach steve mare u chi posted this photo. clark's grave is roughly the same distance away from the goal post as he was from that goal post when he made the catch. that is a tribute from a former employer to his famous employee. >> very special. >> we'll be right back. ation catching visitors by surprise. we )ll show you, next. >>> the new art installation catching visitors by surprise. we will show you next. >>> tri-valley temperatures today were in the low 90s. looks like another round of 90s in store for your monday forecast as well. how hot those temperatures will get for the rest of the week when we come right back. isco )ss normally a bustling place á filled with people. ( ♪ ) pixar pi

. >> and i'm dave clark. >> always nice to see steve back. >> i'm loving that tie. >> thank you, sir. >> we were watching up a bit. you had a nice time off? >> i did not wake up at 2:30. if i did i went back to sleep. we do have a quiet pattern here, subtle changes day-to-day near the coast. 60s inland and 70s, 80s and noins. the roaring delta win although for other locations not much of a breeze at all. temperatures 50s and 60s to some areas rather warm. if this holds, there you are, 23 gusts, almost 30 miles per hour. off the bay, have to keep an eye on the moisture coming in from the south. you can see it's inching closer to tahoe, nothing for us yet towards the end of the week. if you're inland you'll temperatures aren't going to change that much. 60s and 70s to 90s. i do believe it's alley in for sal. >> hello, good morning steve, good to be back. hello to everyone out there. let's check your traffic this morning. let's keep an eye on the east bay, a couple things going on here. this is a 580 580 eastbound road off ramp. there's a crash there and they have had to call an ambulanc

. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here too. he's right in his office and knows about the weather. >> a fog bank and a few high clouds. inland temps bump up a few degrees and the sierra continues to be quite active in the afternoon. you can see the higher clouds. it's getting funneled up by a low. kaboom yesterday afternoon about 4:00. so that will probably repeat itself again. 50s and 60s on the temps unless you're well inland, then maybe low 70s. inland temps will warm up, fog will retreat. and 60s, 70s, 80s, and now mid- 90s or upper 80s for some inland. >> it's 4:00 in the morning and here he is, mr. sal castaneda, now, it's 4:01. >> now it's 4:01. >> that's your cue. >> thank you. >>> right now we have traffic off to a decent start. there's slowing at the altamont pass and roadwork in the area. there have been no problems into the dublin area. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is light. so if you're trying to get from oakland to san francisco, right now there is no delay. at 4:01, let's go back to the desk. >>>

>>> good morning, i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. thanks for being with us. >>> she is the woman of the day, london breed sworn in as san francisco's new mayor. they expect about 1500 people to be there for the ceremony. london breed is san francisco's first african american female mayor. several former mayors will be there including willy brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. newsom. >>> sounds like it's a nice day for that inauguration. let's check in with our expert. >> not as warm as yesterday when it was 77 in the city. >> that's warm for city folk. >> ten-degree above average. et will be about 67 today. there's always sun in the city making its move over san pablo bay. so it's a favorable pattern for this. watch it go from absolutely nothing to solid here. it's picked up big time. it's lying down the coast. tropical moisture in check until friday. 50s and 60s at sfo. that's off there and they're working on it. minus 12 compared to yesterday at this time. concord the leader of the pack so far. everybody is showing a decrea

i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. we do have developing news. >> let's go to the details in thailand. all 12 boys and their coach have been rescued from a cave, ending that ordeal that lasted more than weeks. today's high risk divers and a medical team. heavy rains earlier in the day have cleared. they were really worried about the weather and that helped rescuers. they were worried that monsoon rains could endanger the rescue efforts. in the past -- they are being tested for infections from

i'm dave clark. our weather will range from here to there. and steve paulson knows everything. >> it will be a wide variety. that's for sure. 60s to probably 100s. the sierra will be quieter today. high pressure providing a little bit of a lid. and there will be isolated thundershowers. no flash flood watch for today. a lot of low clouds and fog in place. and a few high clouds continue to roll in and as they do, maybe adding a little humidity. most of those are offshore. 50s and 60s on the temps around the bay. anthbe hot and for us. ing to p

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about our weather on this wednesday morning. >> i had to use my windshield wipers. >> there are people out there who like the heat but a majority love the fog. >> i had this conversation with my older daughter. i said no one likes the heat. she says some people do. >> if you battle the west wind and you love the fog, there you go. mainly it's going south and north and it's starting to move over. we watch it fly down the coast here. there it goes. the water temperatures are still cold, it's been a weird july here. temperatures sfo have something wrong with it. they're working on it's not 78 degrees at sfo. for three weeks now there's been some spurious data coming out. concord, minus 12. cooler weather come on in. fairfield minus nine. a little bit of a westerly breeze. the key is out to the delta. out at vacville they will cool down. no tropical moisture yet. i think it plays into our weather later in the week. 70s and 80s, still 90s but not as warm as the last couple of da

he created a new product called clark's cubes. each contains organic tea powder and sugar and flavored oil. put two cubes in 8-ounces of hot water and in a minute you have tea without the trash. >> very good. very minty. you can taste it. >> reporter: they come in four flavors and stored in metal tins. an idea that harkens back to how food used to -- foods used to be sold. >> for the eco friendly person it is another option to have qu involve waste. >> reporter: momentum is growing to reduce plastic trash with many communities banning grocery bags bags bags and straws. -- bags and straws. >> success is if i could make a small dent or bring awareness. i found a solution to a small problem. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >> clark began full production in march and partnered to get them on retail shelves. it is only available online and there is a link to them on our website www.cbssf.com. >>> trendy bar in london is offering an usual chaser for guests. the clean air bar and its sea of green aims at giving customers a break from to

surely not the last we'll see of clarke at sw19.e was quickly into his stride against qualifier alex bolt. kyle edmund is another who's never been beyond round two, but that may change his all—round game helped him into a two—love lead his all—round game helped him into a two—love lead and a trouble—free passage into the second round, for the second year in a row. british number three katie boulter is also into the second round. she beat the woman immediately below her in the wta rankings, the world number 122, veronica cepede royg of paraguay in three sets. former champion maria sharapova has been knocked out this evening. she went down two sets to one to russian qualifier vitalia diat—chenko. it's sharapova's first ever defeat in the opening round. diatchenko will face sofia kenin of the united states next. another big shock earlier today. former champion petra kvitova is out. the number eight seeed was beaten by the belarussian aliksandra sasnovich. her reward for the best result of her career is a second round clash with taylor

busy week, it's monday july >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your monday weather. steve paulsen right here. >> not much change you guys. stuck in a pattern where if you're near the coast it's cool. 0 there are some signs the pattern will change statewide. 64 degrees and 64% relative humidity. west wind there as far as mendocino complex, warm in the higher elevations. a northwest breeze has fuelled the fire a little bit. 33% humidity pretty low for this time of morning. the carr fire, 48%. a lot of these fires weather within the fire system itself. high clouds drifting across, a lot of haze in the air and sunshine with the higher clouds and a deep marine layer which does not look like it wants to go anywhere. lake port 62, 54 at napa airport. to the south, mid to upper 50s from morgan hill to gilroy.

. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about tuesday weather. >> it's already warm. >> it was too dang hot in my opinion. >> i went out to water and hey, it was a little hot. >> try with no air- conditioning. >> i had to take a dip in the mote. >> we're in between two systems and there's no breeze at all. some lows are really warm. watch how that moves to the north and the tropical moisture was going to bonkers in phoenix. set a rainfall record of a half inch. there were major dust storms and a lot of it went through las vegas. the santa clara valley might see a few clouds. 50s, 60s, 70s, 70s for some of the lows right now. is sal here? there he is. i was going to tell you real quick that going over the carquinez bridge, my temperature went up on my car. that's very rare as you know. >> going to be one of these weird weather days. i'm listening. >> temperatures are running above and 90s to 100s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. i don't think i've seen you for a month and a half. >> you look rested and tan a

stuart clark loves his job. stuart clark loves hisjob. but stuart clark loves his job.at the moment. stewart drives steam trains on the bureau valley railway. he basically saysis bureau valley railway. he basically says is very, very close to an open fire on day. in the cabin you get a fair bit of the because obviously you've got the back of the firebox here and obviously the fire is in there, so you get a lot of interference back in the cab when you are farina got to open the doors, so you got the full fire actually in front of you, even when the doors open, so it gets very hot. marcondes three trips a day and the temperature in his cap is well over 40 degrees in this heat. in times of the year you can manage quite co mforta bly, the year you can manage quite comfortably, you keep warm, but not too warm. but at the moment it is tremendously hot. it is quite uncomfortable, but we keep going. spare a thought for factors, who are that little bit closer to the sun. —— factors. this team working on a barn in suffolk of having to stop work early. what we have started to do i

>>> good morning, it's friday morning july 13th i'm dave clark. pam cook will be here at 5:00. let's talk about your weather this friday morning. >>> the clouds are here but the rain is not doing anything but it's close. for this time of year, a little unusual but the moisture is extreme across and if you feel like it's mild tonight, it was. that's the cloud overon its way out. this is a morning event, you see some of that moving over. so far i haven't had any reports of sprinkles. there's some fog underneath that cloud cover so multiple layers. west-sweftsouthwest 21. cloud cover continues to filter in here. a muggy day, upper 70s 80s. 4:01 on a friday and here's sal. >>> happy friday. here we are looking at the commute now, traffic is going to be okay if you're driving through. no major problems on the altamont pass. traffic here is slow eastbound and westbound approaching 205 205 because of road work. also looking at the commute on interstate 880 north and southbound, the commute looks good in both directions. if you're driving to the bay bridge, it's still light. it's a goo

it mea that schools and universities are going to have to do some better recruiting .but clarke believesace should remain a key part of the equationwe still need race conscious admissions policies. clarke says the government should stay in the business of actively protecting diversity in higher education.in washington, brie jackson. (jrs) a baby otter found stranded and starving in sausilito. the way marine mammal center needs help with their little patient. "but i'm very close to making a decision."(jrs) president trump has not made up his mind yet about his nominee for the supreme court. when he says the announcement will be made this week. "even with the most expert people in the world, we lost one diver. so think about the responsibility of taking a kid under/beneath there and the conditions are really scary." (jrs) four rescued. eight boys and their coach still trapped. tonight we'll hear from one of the expert divers in thailand helping with the extraction about the two dangers that teams are still facing. "it was a very smooth operation today. i'm very grateful for everyone involv