the coast. a very august-like morning. half moon bay down to a quarter-mile visibility. elsewhere, we do have cloud cover. the visibility is much better. a cooler morning compared to yesterday. warmer spots away from the coast. look at this beautiful picture from our mount tam camera, as the sun goes up. fog down below. once you get rid of the fog, nothing but sunshine. a cooler afternoon today. we do warm up for part of the weekend. we will show you in a few minutes. kumasi: we begin with new developments in the coronavirus pandemic and major overhaul within the cdc. the agency director admitting public guidance was confusing and overwhelming. jobina is at the live desk with those changes and the timeline on an updated batch of booster shots. jobina: the white house covid booster will reach millions of americans around the next three weeks, and will come with an updated target. the new boosters are made to attack not only the original covid strain, now the omicron subvariants. the subvariants m

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so if you're on the coast parts of the coast maybe in highway one.ou can encounter some really thick fog. otherwise you're seeing 6 to 8. that's that's hayes. you know a little bit hayes, but most locations are not dealing with that. look at the temple carmel is down to 52 now 53, aptos and soquel or 54 capitola santa cruz 55 pebbles 50 for some cool readings on the coast. that's for sure. so cool tonight over by the coast 60 seventies, always a tricky call in the fog is there but it will burn back. inland no cloverdale, brentwood hot, hot and lost. get us up there as well. 97 degrees already 70 in brentwood. lower legs, almost 80 fairfield 74 sixties are for many locations. only a couple of fifties holding on for right now that high builds in from the four corners . thankfully that's a lot of gray out there. we do not have a north northeast breeze so the coast will be in the sixties seventies inland that would be very toasty. a little bit of activity now, starting to make a little bit of a move there towards tahoe and truckee. so an increase in some

it's pretty good fog bank san mateo coast santa cruz coast sixties seventies eighties by the water nineties, too low 100 for some inland tomorrow will be the hottest day fog will be very shallow, mainly confined to the coast but should start to make a bigger push. end of the week. and i going to ali now? yes, i am. i'm here with the traffic picture for this morning. we're going to start in the north bay. we mentioned earlier that crash in west found 37 at sears point road and take a look at the map. it's still there, and it's leading to some congestion in that area. we also want to show what the east contra costa county commute. looks like. you can see some slow trapping in the usual spot. westbound highway four also on southbound to 42 towards 6 80. there is a crash here at northbound 68. 80 at stone valley road, and you see a little bit of slowing on highway 24. we'll check that in just a second, but here you can see it is very busy, and that's what we just highlighted for you westbound highway for it be point to take a quick check of the toll plaza where there is a crowd here. you're loo

from the coast. monday is the hottest day over the holiday weekend. i think the beaches are going to be very popular this weekend as the coast rains cool and that ocean water temperature is warming through the 60's. here's the seven-day forecast. a warmer afternoon today. it is a heart stop -- a hot start to the month. extreme heat inland for the holiday on labor day, and that still continues on tuesday. it is not until the later part of next week that we start to cool off. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. liz: and the new advanced placement course coming to hundreds of schools across the country. kumasi: the technology that could make working remotely while at sea a reality. while at sea a reality. liz: time right now 5:20. without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. ever wonder what everyone's d

a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.far north of scotland. by the start of the weekend, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more

a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.orth of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. this is bbc news, the headlines: the former us president, donald trump, has refused to answer questions from the new york attorney general who is investigating the trump organisation's business practices. mr trump invoked his right against self—incrimination under the fifth amendment. afterwards, he called the process a witch—hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat, laden wi

sunshine along the west coast.and more heat again out especially in the western plains and into the pacific northwest that >>> good friday morning to you. it is going to be a nice day. some of our warmest spots inland will race into the mid-80s. the lower humidity will make it feel much more comfortable. early next week, cooler before it heats up by the middle of next week. in san francisco, >> and that is your latest weather. guys, i want to thank our terrific crew that put this all together, our technical crew, our producer, aaron farley, and our production manager, ms. kate, and so all of these fantastic folks who were able to put this magnificent piece together here on the "eagle. guys, back to you. >> it is amazing. >> thanks, al. >> thank you, al >> we will see you next hour. >>> but first, it is time for rocker walker hayes, he is about to get this plaza rocking. we'll be back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real chall

we still have clouds at the coast. they will become partly cloudy in spots but we will not do away with them altogether. mid-80's inland. another breezy afternoon on the bay. talking about the slow warm up to come for the week ahead. liz: thank you. it has been a violent weekend. police say four people were killed in two separate shootings including the one we told you about yesterday morning where a bicyclist was killed by a car speeding the scene. cornell barnard was at an anti-violence event where advocates say enough is enough. cornell: please join me in a moment of silence for the human beings whose lives were stolen from us. a moment of remembers at this stop the violence event at oakland city hall honoring the victims of gun violence in west oakland. >> it is heartbreaking. any loss of life should be honored by all people. cornell: saturday morning police were called to sycamore street where they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. friday night a few blocks away a shooting in west oa

. >> the usual august pattern where it's a 60s along the coast, 100 degrees inland, and that's where temperatures for the entire bay area this week, tonight we will track the fog as as it breaks away from the coast coast and spreads across the bay bay to the inland valleys and the possibility of the next few nights and early mornings with drizzle along the coast, but trace amounts of moisture, take what we can get, cooling back to to normal later this week beginning wednesday, continuing through the end of the workweek and into the weekend, and the generally quiet weather pattern will continue, no worries like last week against extreme heat or lighting potential, just normal late august weather, looking at the air-quality map in the good category for the entire bay area, it's easy to pick out the malfunctioning sent sent because those are the only ones that are showing up in green but the smoke from the rivers lightning complex in northern california will be drifting down towards us tomorrow, air-quality likely only to the been to the moderate moderate category you will notice hayes

they were 2 to 5 degrees below normal, barely above 60 along the coast. mostly 60s around the the bay until you go down the peninsula a ways. a mix of 70s and low 80s north of the golden. of the golden gate. temperatures temperatures are going to be very similar on sunday. maybe a degree or two warmer in a couple couple of spots. then we graduay warm up back to near normal temperatures by tuesday and wednesday. slightly above normal normal temperatures by thursday and friday. that means those inland spots are in what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. >> you know this name, adam savage, the special-effects wizard behind the show, mythbusters. he's taking his services to t

you look along the coast. here is the coast over here. very limited fog this morning.lot of sunshine. that marine layer is compressed this morning. dew point measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. we will get some relief tomorrow as drier air moves in here and lowers these numbers bringing a more comfortable air mass overhead by the end of the week. future tracker temperatures showing you by lunchtime, we will have high clouds streaming in from time to time. 60's and 70's. into the 80's by that time. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline. it does turn breezy this afternoon. wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. let's get a check of traffic. sue: good thursday morning to our compete -- commuters. there is your drive time if you need to know off-highway 80 from hercules into san francisco. we have over to walnut creek and you are looking at southbound 680 at north main. a few brake lights as you approach the 24 interchange, but you are moving nicely from concord to walnut creek, about an eight minute commute. going over to the coast where we have a sig alert in

we still have clouds at the coast. they will become par

dense fog around the coast.will see afternoon sunshine, a wide range of temperatures this afternoon. jobina: the crash we are following in mountain view has been updated to a sig alert. that means we do not have an estimated time of when all the lanes will be opened back up on southbound 101. kumasi: teachers are able to deduct up to $300 on out-of-pocket classroom costs. it is granted when teachers file their income tax next year. a championship football player was one who started april at a texas youth football game that ended up deadly. reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, the updates of a tragic shooting of a football coach. these images may offer clarity. multiple witnesses say it was instigated by an nfl star who was arguing on the field. police say the argument led to the physical altercation. the incident ending with his brother pulling out a gun and opening fire. overnight, "gma" speaking to two of the victim's lifelong friends. >> when you go to his house, you can feel the absence of him. >> h

the fog confined to the coast. we'll have a warmer day, but the breeze will stay with us. 74 downtown, stay tuned, by accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> also ahead, making a difference, an east bay program helping low income students reaching new heights. >> i'm very excited to see marcus. >> super cool to see all the old teammates, catch up on the stories, see how everyone is doing. >> a giant reunion to commemorate the team's incredible 2012 run to the world series champions - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. liz: welcome back. here's a live look outside this morning. time this morning, 5:13 a.m. look how far pretty that is there. rainbow lighting up the skyline. happening today, parents protesting the closure of opens parker elementary school are hold

yes head to the coast.ns to the west that i have to cover from about bodega bay all the way down to a santa cruz. that's for sure they are. but if you're in the fog, it's cold. now it is really thick down towards santa cruz, monterey. and started the big fog bank. it's i mean, but again, that basis is very low, so i mean, it's getting squashed by high pressure, but there will be sixties for some to one. oh, six. maybe even one. oh, seven for some inland here. it will not take long. mount diablo is already sitting at 80 degrees that is really warm. air loft. heat advisory starts at 11 am goes to eight p.m. and the water temps. so can dump in point arena 51 bodega bay actually dropped to 50 briefly now 51 point raised. 53 san francisco bully 55 monterey 55 56 57 of those that's cold water for us 50 60 seventies on the temps lower like fairfield, brentwood conquered livermore. it will not take long to get pretty warm dot here. point reyes 49. how about that? 54 bodega bay fifties sixties american canyon vallej

avanti west coast normally runs seven trains per hour on the west coast main line.an hour. london euston, and manchester services are the worst affected, with trains reduced from three per hour to just one. avanti west coast blame the timetable reduction on the current industrial relations climate. prior to these cancellations, many of these trains were running as a result of drivers volunteering for overtime, but the number of volunteers has fallen sharply. this has led to an accusation from the transport secretary, grant shapps, that this is an unofficial strike. aslef deny that accusation. it says avanti west coast simply haven't hired enough drivers, and says that train companies in general have lost the goodwill of their employees. the labour mayors of both manchester and london put the blame of the dispute firmly at the door of the train company. all parties are a bit to blame, but for avanti to say that it's all down to the drivers who don't want to work on their rest days is actually pretty outrageous, because the drivers have every right not to work on thei

i would say it might be a lot of little cool by the coast. inland, but really all in all. all it just, you know hard to gripe about this weather and hopefully you are enjoying it because you know what? it's not going away anytime soon. how about a live look there over the golden gate park as well as ocean beach where we do have low clouds little bit of patchy drizzle, joining us once again this morning as we get into the afternoon will call for partly sunny skies along the coast. mostly sunny for the rest stormtrooper too. they're showing you some of that cloud cover filled them during the overnight hours and early this morning. and it's fairly widespread once again into the north bay east space. south bay pullback here some just a bit. we've got that low off the coastline. we've got high pressure to the east of us, and it's only shifting ever so subtly day after day, and we continue with just this very nice weather day after day. here's a look at the future cast model mid morning late morning we do begin to see those clouds the road we have

partly sunny for our coast today.warm weather. always of course, keep an eye on your pets, your children. we know this. we just need reminders because the pavement is going to be really hot. have them drink water, even when they don't want to the onshore. brewster fairfield is very weak. it's only about eight mph so no relief from the sea breeze today for inland cities and compressed marine layer meaning that fog not going to help out our inland areas, either four degrees warmer right now in napa compared to yesterday up by 10 already for you, santa rosa. by a few degrees over oakland as well as hayward and right now, oakland hayward reporting 64 65 degrees 59 in the city of san francisco, mid sixties over napa that we get to the inner east bay in brentwood. your 72 already as we go through the afternoon again, a little bit fog along the coastline and then as we get into sunset, the fog will move back across the bay right about 7 55 these days. here's a look at the afternoon highs, very seasonal in san francisco at 69

a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.n the far north of scotland. by the start of the weekend, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. welcome to bbc news. i'm rich preston. our top stories: donald trump refuses to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his business activities in new york. he called it a witch—hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat, laden with migrants, sink

i think there was angst on the west coast.we saw tonight didn't mention this and i probably should have only japanese-americans in washingtonre or in california ad a small sliver of arizona had to live in camps. if you look across the state line i y in nevada you lived inf you are japanese-americans who lived in chicago ward denver, salt lake city exactly and there's a small part in the book where young man who is japanese american who is at a wyoming -- comes at a camp and gets to go home to his family were all the japanese american teenagers had to go back kind barb wire in the most example of that is japanese americans in hawaii for the most part for it in the camps. you would think that would be the real place where you would put japanese-americans in camp. and it just showed how unnecessary and capricious it was. he would certainly think there was one i in hawaii but i think that again a lot of this comes down to it fdr focusing most of his energy on european theater definitely not on the home front in saying okay if john

when they got back to the west coast washe almost no place for anyone to live.ot ended up in worse condition stand camp because they were temporary trailers aligned airbases or airstrips in the corners of l.a. county next to dumps and northrop grumman plants and smelting plants some never recovered. and these temporary trailer camps were there the rest of their lives even h though before the war they had great jobs as teachers or factories then the war stripped all the money and they lost their house and then they had to live in barracks are trailers - - or trailers. i've become pretty passionate about thislw beyond the book. and then to understand this history so to give a talk or the presentation somewhere but as long as people learn the historyau and become more informed americans because of it i feel like i have done my job. [applause] >> you largely insert my first question but in reading this and listening to you today with the under small of angst that is going on up and down the west coast from the economic and political and social standpoint. how do you

breezy winds on the coast., barely at 70 and the fog keeping a gray and cool on the coast. mid-70's menlo park and san francisco, mid 60's. 78 in petaluma. as the low clouds gets even more expansive, it could scatter out quicker for your sunday. still starting out with clouds today, tomorrow, the afternoon. pleasant in the north bay. 82 santa rose to her 74 -- santa rosa. w in san leandro. breezy winds keeping temperatures in the mid-70's. union city, san ramon, inland, a cool day for the end of august with 81 in pleasanton, 85 in brentwood and only 80 in walnut creek. the 7-day forecast, we are cooler at the coast. still below average. in little change into the second half of the weekend. it is very subtle, the winds back off on tuesday. high pressure builds in bringing back the summer heat. inland warmth is peaking on thursday but it still looks the stay summerlike as we get into next weekend. liz: labor day weekend. thank you. in sports, the leading homerun hitter for the mlb aaron judge was back in action l

the impact of the west coast with fdr's own almost neo-racism in his own in his own way. yeah, that's that's interesting because like so much of what fdr ended up doing here was basically just abdicating responsibility, right? he said okay these people on the west coast. he's military commanders think that this is necessary. they wrote an executive order. that was just very vague which technically could have allowed for the incarceration of german or italian americans, even though nobody writing it knew or everybody writing it knew that that would never be used for that and i think that like you said sort of that angst on the west coast. filtered its way up, but as we saw and i didn't mention this in the talk, and i probably should have is that you know only japanese-americans in washington, oregon, california and a very small sliver of arizona had to go to the camps. so if you lived across the state line in nevada, you were fine if you lived in if you're a japanese-american lived in chicago or denver or salt lake city, you could or wyoming. yes. yeah exactly the and and

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a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts. better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour straight after this programme. when you can't get water from taps, life revolves around where the water is. india's villages house 200 million families. only a fraction have tap water.

today it cleared rapidly on the north coast on the sonoma coast and also the marine coast yesterday thatretty toasty temps north. right now. visibility is pretty good, except if you're along half moon bay highway one, maybe down towards santa cruz and monterey watson bills down to three quarters. monterey down to two. so there are some pockets there something fog. if that's your destination, or maybe going there early in the morning, upper sixties seventies eighties nineties on the test morning fog , mild low is more sixties really than fifties. standing for all nice to mild to warm to hot fifties for a few pendulum is in there, but 63 napa airport that's warm for them conquered. 63 brownwood 68 63 san jose look at palo alto san carlos sfo hayward also senegal, fremont sleeping in that's alright, fremont, you're allowed to sleep. what about in the city? i see a lot of mid fifties the upper fifties 57 58 58 57 56 55. and down towards santa cruz. down to monterey. what are we seeing? i see fifties upper 50 62 59 pg sometimes you don't get that for a high temp in june and july, so pretty mi

on the west coast. when you're looking at this, which means that in the, in the media short term, and also in the medium term, there's not really any significant way for canada to provide. and then g to europe and germany in particular. right? i mean there is a lot of open questions there. you mentioned the fact that there's no liquefied natural gas terminals on the east coast and the fact that canada wants to scale back. it's carbon footprint anyway. so there's been the idea of canada increasing. it's ellen, g deliveries to asia, and the u. s. galli is scaling back. those in favor of shipping more an l and g to germany. does that sound more feasible? do i think what, what this means is that it's in some years reshuffling of supply in the global balance. but when you look at the overall total amount of supply that is available for any gas consumer in the world, re on the, on the global scale, it means that the overall pul, off gas is still unchanged. there's still the same amount of gas that is availabl

, then up towards mendocino coast.w clouds, bigger fog bank for sure clouds if you're inland , humid, muggy nineties but otherwise sixties seventies eighties and nineties. alleys here. six o'clock things usually pick up is that the case? that is the case, although it's still not too bad out there. if you have to get out the door now is a good time to hit the roads because in most spots, you won't encounter any major problems. so we checked on the south bay last time, but now this time we're going to look at the east contra costa county commute. we do see a little bit of the usual slowing on westbound highway four through bay point. but other than that, no major issues here here's a look at the richmond san rafael bridge traffic moving smoothly. sometimes we see that bridge get backed up at the toll plaza. not the case today. easy drive from vallejo to the mcarthur maze on that shore freeway in bay bridge toll plaza traffic still light at this hour 601. let's go back to the desk. we begin with our breaking news out of b

low clouds and fog on the san mateo coast.oast and we will keep the heat. the humidity is coming back as well too so we will watch that. liz: thank you. dressed to scare. a south bay content creator who calls himself the bay area bush man is bringing back a prank made popular by street performers. amanda del castillo has more on his plans to bring his show across the region. amanda: he sits atop an empty plantar watching, waiting, head to toe in strawberry, cell phone, ready for a good scare. wanting to be identified only as the bay area bush man, this san jose native now has a blossoming social media following. >> the bush man jumped out at me. i was like, what the -- amanda: for some, it is a familiar prank with roots in san francisco. >> i never thought i would meet the famous bush man. it was amazing. >> the is inspired by the fishermen's port bushman -- fisher mahomes wharf bush man. amanda: a longtime street performer who years ago saw the bush man. >> walking to work and seeing the bush man, i have taken the technique o

the ripple effect now slowing down shipments into the east coast and gulf coast ports and borders that were avoiding congestion at western gateway. ce are beginning to see slowdowns from new york to houston. supply chain is whether you were talking about the west coast or the east coast, it's just gotten more historically on the west coast with last year's, a drama that is then increasingly congested on the east coast lately during the first 5 months of this year, the volume of loaded containers reaching the port of new york and new jersey rose 12% from the same period a year ago. surges of inbound cargo and limited storage is slowing down. dockworkers and trucking companies trying to handle the situation. a situation that is bound to create even more problems. it is horrific at the ports in the east coast ports just simply aren't as large and they can't handle as much. so even though there's less volume, it's just as bad as far as congestion goes. shipping officials believe a slowdown in cargo may come soon as retailers are cutting back due to a slowdown in consumer spending and large

the fog pulls back to the coast as the morning goes on. sunny skies this afternoon with temperatures not too bad, 70's and 80's away from the coast. for the upcoming holiday weekend we will have excessive heat watches and we will talk about the holiday heat coming our way. kumasi: the state could sued mandate kindergarten for children all over california. was this not a requirement already? >> yes. this was not a requirement already. this bill would require students like those here at murray elementary school in dublin to complete a full year of kindergarten before they can enter first grade. this comes after quite a few families chose to skip this grade during the pandemic, further heightening the learning gap concerns. here is what you need to know. if approved this would not take effect until the 2024-2025 school year. parents will no longer have their child able to skip kindergarten like they do now under current state law. it was approved by the senate last night and is heading to the governor's desk. the goal is to make sure that eve

the forecast calls for fog along the coast and bay, tracking pockets of drizzle close to the coast.nce of an isolated shower in the north bay this morning. we will say that one second. we are hot inland. mid-90's hottest spots. live doppler 7 overland right now. over the ocean, a few returns right now. this is from what was tropical storm frank, the leftover, so to speak, trying to stream north and could potentially move to the north bay this morning. as it gets close to the coast, they are having a hard time staying together. nonetheless, there is the chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. everywhere else we are dry, palot 80. warmer today comparedr a68 with teoon su mid-60' coast. in the north bay , 60's for bodega bay. 80's and 90's for calistoga. 89 novato. 84 napa. east bay is muggy but sunny. 72 berkeley. 74 oakland. 79 union city. inland 80's and mid-90's. 93 concord. fairfield up to 94. overnight tonight, coastal cloud cover surges inland. we will find coastal drizzle. 50's and 60's is elevated humidity continues. but it drops off tomorrow. tomorrow is not as humid.

influence along the coast. while while the excessive heat watch includes the entire bay area, the coastal areas are not going to see that upgraded to an adviy or warning. it depends if any oe winds develop. inland, temperatures will be well into the 90s, if not above 100 degre. not above 100 degrees. flirtingh record territory farther inland. inland. saturday, we will be a n degrees away in san francisco. close in concord. livermore, 10s within the record. smoke is not going to be quite as concentratd a ground-level. but it is not going to be absent, either. we will still have to contend with haze on the horizon and likely moderate air-quality for all parts of the bay area. tomorrow, tomorrow, more of the same as we we head to the west of the work week. fog is trying to redevelop. a shallow layer righ. shallow layer right now. temperature in san francisco ine san francisco in the 60s. farther inland, in the 70s. the fog will spread toward the inland valleys by early tomorrow tomorrow morning, but it will bp qui

to along the coast coast as we head toward midday.n temperatures will warm up.ill start off close to phor mal been. mid- to upper 50s to 60 degrees. high temperatures around the bay and the coast are coast are going to be about where they've been the last several days. about below normal. slightly above normal tomorrow. still mostly in in the 80s. along the coast still nit mid-60s and around the the south end of the bay low to mitt 80s. and some more 90s on the map fair inland, try reaching the mid- to upper el wills. around 70 in san francisco. low to mid-70s for oakland and the bay. very close to what's tphoral for the middle middle of august. even farther north the spin up temp thursdays thursdays are going to bebegin in the middle of next week. we'e also going to be tracking the next track of monsoonal map. mot is concentrated to the south. td the end we will zoom it into the the middle of next week. we are going to see some of that moiste making it's way it's a ground passing. even a an outside chance of a couple of pop up thunderstorms which brings up the

the marine layer is deepening along the san mateo coast and is quite dense along the north bay coast. can see the wind has the camera shaking. over 22 miles per hour. temperatures in the 60's. yesterday, it was well into the 80's. it was a warm day. relative humidity pretty drive. 75 with 25 percent relative committed. -- relative humidity. you can see it is going to be a better day for you inland. right now, 58 in santa rosa. the southwest winds transporting the cooler air through the delta. even sacramento will feel relief. 59 in livermore. nice and bright. you know the low clouds are not totally pervasive. they are compressed. we get a nice day today with the breeze and a cooler air mass. fog at the coast. looking at some clouds through the morning hours. wmonday and sthe rest oe low s trying to expand in parts of the bay. it pulls back. as it goes back across the bay s it pull back but we get a lot of sun and more wind along parts of the coast. even though we will warm up into your monday, it will not be that bad because we will still see 60's and 70's elsewhere. today, inland val

into the afternoon, patchy cloud cover along the coast. sunshine away from the coast.warmer afternoon. 83 cupertino. 80 mountain view. downtown, sunshine with 71. clouds linger around sunset. mid-60's with a breeze. it is warm. 97 calistoga. 70 oakland. 96 concord. overnight, marine layer expands. coastal drizzle. 50's and 60's. saturday warmer, close to 100. sharply cooler sunday, relief arrives. seasonal pattern early next week. jobina: the seven things to know coming up. the big change coming to this the big change coming to this year's miss u want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. to daily digestive support. to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. to more wellness solutions every day. i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ so we need something super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait

you are close to the coast. to scotts valley mid fifties around capitola, santa cruz, upper fifties morgan hill, san martin, then a lot of sixties here. usually don't see that but south south san jose campbell, saratoga, cupertino, santa clara and san jose state meteorology department. usually it's a little bit more of a spread. but that's not the case this morning. 45 bookends. truckee south lake tahoe 82 in las vegas and 83, phoenix and 91 in palm springs, 60 to 64 uk to sacramento. just a lot going on sin optically. but the key is that really not a lot is changing for us. one day we cool down a little bit next day. we warm up, so it's really more of the same here. but the sierra looks quieter, not as much monsoon for them so overcast conditions and some drugs of coast and bayside. then after that, sunny, nice to warm the heart of your well inland yeah, upper nineties near the coast upper fifties low sixties it does look a little warmer away from the coast tomorrow, then a big drop for some of those inland tem

dara: it does feel like a tale of two coasts.we look at the east coast, new york am a even atlanta, austin, dallas, our business is roaring back at this point and we feel great about it. the san francisco market, los angeles, seattle, they are certainly coming back but when you look at absolute levels versus pre-pandemic levels, it is a very different story. we will keep pushing and do our part to make sure we've got ample supply in those markets and the service works very well. emily: you can check out the full interview with dara khosrowshahi on bloomberg.com. the results are -- bloomberg server 1500 investors about the musk-saga. we will tell you where they are placing their bets next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to bloomberg technology. i want to get back to our top story and that is u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan. we are seeing a major company react in a bloomberg scoop -- world's biggest maker of ev battery cells has pushed back plans to announce a north american plant because of this visit.

partly cloudy along the coast.nty of sunshine for many storm tracker to here, not going to see any rain in our forecast . unfortunately and that monsoonal moisture you can see it's calmed down this morning. for the weekend. it is going to stick to the east. and if you're thinking about heading to tahoe, you're in good shape. no thunderstorms in the forecast there, and for us, it's going to be drier and warmer. so this will. of course, as we know, elevate fire danger in the coming days sixties remaining at the coast to nineties inland for today, so not losing that onshore berries completely, although it's going to be fairly weak and localized to the coast , just inside the bay future cast here, there's a look at that cloud cover and this morning by 10 11 o'clock it pills back and we are partly cloudy at the coast. mostly sunny for the rest. tomorrow morning, we'll see a near repeat as the warming trend continues, eventually are inland cities will get to near 100 degrees. i'll show you that in the extended forecast r

mid 60s along the coast once again, no change there.down the south end of the bay and peninsula, temperatures inland in santa clara valley reaching low to mid 80s in most locations. 90 around morgan hill, more 90s east bay, most inland spots mid to upper 80s.d 80s. oakland and east bay, low to mid 70s, right at 70 in san francisco with mostly low to mid 80s inland in the north bay, close to normal for this time of year, maybe a degree or two warmer than today. even the hotter spots further north, cloverdale, clear lake, just barely topping out above 90 de. we are going to experience moref more of a change as we head through the weekend but a slow increase in temperatures, once that warmerer air settles it will stick around, the 8-14 outlook both show a significant chance of above-average temperatures for, not just the bay area, but most of california and most of the west coast. the longer that hot airs air sticks around for inlnt parts of the bay area the more it will cook vegetation but tomorrow as temperatures return to what is normal

still cool along the coast. temperatures along the coast should make it into the 60s. the the bay, low to mid-70s. tempers inland will reach 90s, mid-90s. low 90s for san jose in the santa clara valley. near 100 des around fairfield, antioch, and . , antioch, and brentwood. it is going to be hot on saturday. we will see a drop in temperaturesr sunday for all inland parts of the bay area. good news if you are headed out to the italian fy fest. temperatures in san jose tomorrow in the low 90s, but dropping down to the mid 80s ony mid 80s on sunday, which is mucr to normal for this time of year. year. in fact, everybody has nol fact, everybody has normal temperatures on sunday. 60s ands sunday. 60s and 70s around the bay with 80s further inland. we will see ups and downs next week, but the general theme is that we will all stay within about 5 degrees of normal for this time of year. we will see more clouds by the end of next week. some monsoonal moisture. h clouds. i don't think we will he any dry lightning to worry abou. worry about. > >> coming up, one on one with trey

a little bit fresher down some eastern coasts.d, probably a better chance of some sunshine in the far north of scotland, but a better chance of some low cloud continuing, eastern coast of scotland, northeast england, limiting the temperatures in aberdeen a little bit. 26 inland, 27 to northern ireland, again, 36 or 37 in some parts of southern england. that warmth and heat continues into sunday, but a slot of something changing. a bit more cloud, the chance of a few storms around later on sunday into monday, bringing a drop in temperature. but even though those storms may occur into next week, they'll be fairly sporadic, many places probably staying largely dry. and, of course, we need a good deal more rain. hello. this is bbc news. our top stories: donald trump refuses to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his business activities in new york. he calls it a witch—hunt. dozens of people are missing after a boat laden with migrants sinks off the greek coast. a search—and—rescue operation is under way. new i

so it was a hot one today away from the coast. you will see low to mid 90s concord fairfield triple digits around you kaya and cloverdale right around the coast half moon bay 63 degrees with the fog. so a nice wide range of temperatures or summer microclimates playing out fog on live doppler 7 right near the coast. it will advance a cross parts of the bay by morning. it's about 1500 feet deep right now the marine layer that is so 50s temperatures right around the coast 60s and 70s. inland let's take a look at a live picture try to find san francisco. it's buried in the fog somewhere air quality will be good to moderate tomorrow sunday with a stronger seabreeze. we'll go with a good air quality for the entire bay area from our emeryville camera. we are looking back towards san francisco and it is a little breezy out there sizzling inland tomorrow miles at the beaches relief from the heat arrives on sunday hot summer weather returns early next week. so hour by hour we go tomorrow morning some patchy drizzle fog as we go into the aft