suffering very poor and pour conditions for the south bay, the east bay and then even some of our coastal areas there are pockets of the coast through moraine county now on the even over to contra costa county that are either looking moderates or just pour so this is improvements that's where that we're talking about moderate as improvements. but that's how bad we were just a couple of days ago. now conditions will continue to get better as we make our way especially into thursday and friday these are your 2 days to really savor because they're going have the best air quality before weekend conditions look likely to get a little worse yet again. 50's and 60's right now for your morning temperatures, not a bad way to start the morning. later on today will be in the 70's 80's, not a bad way to spend the afternoon either robin thank you john we're checking in on the richmond center fell where the drive time it's double what it normally is because of an accident a minor crash, but it's blocking. >>and it's adding to the backup. so let's check in on west bound 5.80 leading up to the pay gates, the c

suffering very poor and pour conditions for the south bay, the east bay and then even some of our coastal areas there are pockets of the coast through moraine county now on the even over to contra costa county that are either looking moderates or just pour so this is improvements that's where

to bayside areas and then right along the coast, some of our deepest red this morning now wire coastal areas being so impacted along with our inland valleys. >>well, the valleys have been seeing poor air quality for days now and really the whole bay area has from our own smoke here in california. but up in oregon a lot of that wildfire smoke was sent directly to the west sinking over the pacific and slowly moving southward. now as we see fog move in this morning, it's embedded with it that smoke that is also pushing and so we have a 1, 2, punch of smoke from california wildfires and then smoke from our northern neighbors as well and as we make our way through this weekend this high-pressure ridge means that not a lot of it's going to be thrust out anytime soon so we stay hazy been at least for the morning we stay foggy as fog burns off this afternoon. you'll notice that hey is sticking around all the way through the close of the day, not enough wind to be pushing it out any time soon so we're going to stay cool smoky and less than ideal conditions for stepping outside really all through the

hello there some very warm weather across areas of brazil particularly coastal areas of rio there is some fat that is to the south us where the rain is but notice in rio not for the next couple of days touches really still very woman day for this time of year monday $36.00 degrees celsius but the rain is to say is further to the south we might eventually see entering sort of the temperature will come down tail end of a front and so nice and cloudy skies that pension rain is the southeast was ill and again across into europe wide bunch of rain into the southeast of the united states because of this this is tropical storm it will continue to strengthen throughout monday producing heavy amounts of rain in this coastal areas and then by choose day it is expected to become a hurricane and you can see is expected about landfall late tuesday into wednesday probably in the coastal areas over louisiana will keep a very close eye on all that rain in the southeast but finally there is some rain beginning to push in the pacific northwest it won't make you fall south into california these fires o

the rain a lwa ys irish sea coastal areas. temperatures are near—normal for the during the day. the temperatures are near—normalfor the time during the day. the temperatures are near—normal for the time of the year. the rest of the week, it will turn somewhat cooler. still u nsettled turn somewhat cooler. still unsettled around as well, but temperatures will drop back to the sort of values we started with this weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines at 2. the government defends its decision to allow students to return to university — despite several outbreaks of coronavirus, which have seen many confined to their rooms. labour demands assurances. students have been done over on their a—levels, they had been done ever on freshers' week. the government has threatened to lock them up in university and when they graduate they could be facing long—term unemployment. it is important for students not to have to give up a year of their life by not going to university and they are going to university and paying the fees acc

the horizon is air quality will be just as good for you in our inland valleys as it will be for coastal areas so we're all looking at a beautiful afternoon to be expected. tomorrow and saturday will be even a little cooler than today with highs only in the low 80's inland and 70's near the bay. by sunday and monday your last 2 days of summer, daytime highs rise a little bit further and we also see some haze likely on those days, kicking off tuesday of next week for the first day of fall with highs dropping a little bit back down into the low 80's for inland spots and 70's by the bay. back over to you robin gosh, i just feel like every time you say last day of i'm just not ready. but thankfully, you know here in the bay area. >>we could some really nice weather october so i'm not really worried will still have plenty of sunshine. all right, let's check in on the traffic the issue this morning is not no crashes or stalls were just dealing with some dense fog in some you know some of you like me sometimes dense fog makes me a little nervous. no problems here in the bay bridge into san francisco

see those winds picking up and that's why the air quality is cleaner up there. 60's and 70's for coastal areas for daytime highs today as we move inland, daytime highs will rise into the 70's and 80's little warmer than they were yesterday woodside and saying carlos each in the low 80's today back to the low 80's in san jose campbell in saratoga just to name a few spots while the east bay also a similar range of 70's 80's for daytime highs. just a few degrees warmer than yesterday's work. oakland, brighter skies for you with a high at 74 today 70's 80's for the north bay with vacaville. our closest spot to 90. santa rosa through center fell all working our way back into the low 80's after yesterday's 70's. not must much changes in temperatures wednesday and thursday from today. i'm expecting thursday and friday to have your cleanest air that's because we'll have some sweeping winds pushing in from the southwest really cleaning up our air quality now saturday and sunday we get if you again winds, relax we still have wildfires burning in the sierra and they're going to start putting smoke back d

but for the next couple of days it's really going to be coastal areas where we see the heaviest rains in the showers coastal areas across eastern madagascar and then really old the way from mozambique up through a tons of air right the way along to all somalia another front just sliding by the south of south africa so again bringing a few showers there and quite a a difference in temperatures sunny warm day in capetown on friday you can see here for the next few days plenty of sunshine maybe cooler on sunday with one or 2 showers and generally staying fine and dry round into port elizabeth. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on hand will online be part of the debate any criticism you keep coming steve you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic problems that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way we can see which way to do business if we're going to adapt to climate break down this street on out is the. welcome

pole hang here when it did come ashore this part of the city it's out towards the more exposed coastal area where it's porteous they were recording just in excess of 150 kilometers per hour of course the strongest winds effect accused to the japanese main japanese island of the south where we had the gusts in excess of 200 kilometers per hour hundreds of thousands of people evacuating seeking shelter and that's where we've seen the most damage but as this typhoon progress is it goes out to sea late to monday and then monday evening it makes landfall again as my sack did in north korea but what about the situation in north korea which as we know has already been hit by several typhoons in recent weeks. they are very much more vulnerable to the impact of these said typhoons we know as they reach north korea they do lose some of their intensity but north korea is in quite a precarious position it doesn't have the kind of infrastructure that south korea and japan has to deal with these extreme weather events it. has it's said things like agriculture are far more prone to crop failures and damag

but for the next couple of days it's really going to be coastal areas where we see the heaviest rains and the showers coastal areas across eastern madagascar and then really all the way from mozambique up through a towns there right the way along towards somalia another front just sliding by the south of south africa game bringing a few showers there and quite a a difference in temperatures sunny warm day in capetown on friday you can see here for the next few days plenty of sunshine maybe cooler on sunday with one or 2 showers and generally staying fine and dry ground into port elizabeth. a face can tell a story without touching a single one. and knowing. going to. a simple time. in 4 months. the unconventionality applying witness through the lens of the human eye. is what inspired some. witness documentaries on how to 0. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera fire warnings are in place along the entire west coast of north america from mexico to canada 7 people have died in the last 24 hours the states of california oregon and washington are the worst affect

and in fact showers really spread all the way through the on along towards coastal areas of tanzania and up towards somalia as the temperatures in cape town it's very warm sucking on friday very light winds and high of $24.00 celsius. this is one of them both are sounding there's no logic revolutions in all of this make our planet pretty good we have to meet the c o 2 emissions targets electric cars are made mitchum in motion they need to be mined sure people are just talking about the soldiers if that's going to solve. the world of business and commerce driving the energy transition is the promise of clean energy an illusion the dark side of green energy. on al-jazeera. more. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories a on al-jazeera afghanistan's vice president has survived what appears to have been an assassination attempt a spokesman for i'm going to solace says he's on the hot and 2 other people were killed when saddam's convoy was bombed. one of the world's most advanced vaccine trials has been put on hold up by participant fell ill astra zeneca says the patient has a potent

and in fact showers really spread all the way through the on along towards coastal areas of tanzania and up towards somalia as the temperatures in cape town it's very warm sucking on friday very light winds and high of $24.00 celsius. a passion for supporting local communities. and pioneering innovative african science and technology projects his child beautiful how glorious are all of us on this planet not just africa al-jazeera one is a leading by a chemist determined to use his scientific knowledge to say africa women make science from the lab to the field on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here on al-jazeera one of the world's most advanced vaccine trials has been put on hold after a participant fell ill astra zeneca says a patient has a potentially unexplained illness which needs further investigation. the largest migrant and refugee camp in greece has been park evacuated because of several fires reports say some of the fires that maria come on let's cross will start to deliberate to protest newly imposed coronavirus restrictions. and some breaking news

as sea levels rise salt water is seeping into rivers and lakes the groundwater in some coastal areas is becoming salty. in some regions supplies of groundwater are dropping at a faster rate that means wells to extract drinking water have to be dug deeper at some point this will no longer be an option. drinking water shortages are already a problem especially in parts of africa latin america and asia $4000000000.00 people nearly 2 thirds of the global population live under severe water scarcity for at least one month of the year they have far too little water more than 2000000000 have no access to clean drinking water at all they're forced to rely on streams pools and rivers which in many cases are polluted. that can lead to sicknesses like cholera. every year nearly 2000000 people die either from lack of water or from consuming polluted water. the world's growing population is further exacerbating the problem but the amount of water people use varies greatly around the globe among the top contenders is new york with nearly 450 liters of water per person per day in berlin residents co

as director hastings, the alabama guard has been on duty assisting with the disaster in our coastal area. we have five high-water evacuation teams that are situated in one county and we have rescued 35 individuals. on an as-needed basis. we have transportation assets here? the montgomery area to transport needed materials and supplies down to the affected areas. also, if needed, we have security forces available from the air national guard and the army national guard to help in possible traffic control, securing areas and local police. as we go forward, as need to rise based on what is identified in the local areas, we will provide forces to assist our citizens down there and as always, we are in the business of helping our neighbors, because we are members of the communities in which all of us live and the guard is always ready and always there to assist the citizens of the state of alabama. i will be followed by the secretary. >> thank you, general gordon. from a leading standpoint, we are assisting other state agencies and local sheriffs, p.d.'s and with emergency evacuations and swif

a storm and high winds are battering the eastern italian region of me goodyear the coastal area has been placed on high alert over the dangerous weather conditions other parts of the country have also been hit with fears whirlwinds which have damaged buildings the storm is now moving towards the border with france. and the u.k. they've been scuffles between police and people gathered on london's trafalgar square to protest coronavirus restrictions hundreds of anti mass activists appeared to be flouting social distancing rules police say they gave several warnings before breaking up the rally. here's a look now at other developments in the coronavirus endemic around the world. a new study suggests fewer than 10 percent of people in the united states have antibodies to the corona virus the result would mean the country is further from herd immunity event previously estimated myanmar's biggest city young gone is back under strict lock down the city is one of the most affected by the corona virus in the country infection numbers in myanmar are expected to pass 10000 in the coming days indian

it will also turn quite windy across eastern coastal areas later on. south east. one area of low pressure clears northwards, only to be replaced by another one as we head on into thursday. so, it's going to be unsettled again for much of the country, with showers, longer spells of rain, a bit of sunshine in between, probably the best of it across northern scotland. it'll be windy as well, especially south wales and south west england. and those temperatures range from around 12 to 1a or 15 degrees, so feeling much cooler for all. for friday and into the weekend, looks like we'll see quite a bit of sunshine around, but it's going to stay cool both by day and by night. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. new covid restrictions in the uk. more masks, less socialising and bigger fines for those who don't adhere to the rules. never in our history has our collective destiny and our collective health depended so completely on our individual behaviour. in a pandemic too full of grim milestones, the us passes an

us are seeing just a few clouds scattered overhead and definitely some drizzle for some of our coastal areas to watch out for some wet spots on one oh one and highway one on the peninsula. 50's and 60's for current temperatures with hayward and livermore each at 61 degrees. oakland euro to quell 62 right now with san francisco and berkeley each kicking off this morning in the upper 50's later on today, daytime highs will still be warm for inland areas rising well into the upper 80's for many inland cities. well bayside and coastal spots remain comfortable and cool with 60's and 70's for these spots. i do have more on your forecast. still ahead back to you robin all right, thank you john now, let's check in on traffic we're starting off our monday morning commute very nice with no hot spots we're checking out the bay bridge. >>and he was stunned to san francisco, it's looking pretty good right now with no big trouble spot so come on in it's moved all the way across the upper deck, continuing right through downtown san francisco. so we're off to a fantastic start so far let's check out some mo

the coastal areas will be in the low 60s. we'll talk more about that air quality coming up.e, how is it looking for the morning commute? >>> a quick note about b.a.r.t., kari, ten-minute delay recovering from an equipment problem so things should continue to improve out of richmond into the south bay. and in richmond right here we're looking at low clouds. that's an issue. visibility, look at the map. i circled the toll plaza is and that's outside of the yellow highlighting. the yellow is where it's even tougher to see parts of the 280.h bay along highway patches of very low visibility at times, marcus. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> our big story of the morning all of that smoke still lingering across the bay area. a live look outside of the current conditions. today marking the 25th spare the air alert day and the most dangerous so far for the breathing. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live for us with more on that. kris? >> reporter: we're here at san pedro square. it's still unclear whether or not it's going to make any business sense to take customers outside on

catastrophic and light-threatening flooding is still unfolding in coastal areas. joining me now is msnbc's ali velshi ali, let's start with the sp perspective on the ground. what's the latest on what you're seeing >> reporter: it's clear, you can see sunlight what you may not be able to see, this has just happened in the last 15 minutes, two dozen people on the beach. first time people have come out. part of the thing is, i'm standing upright, there's still wind as you can see, but it's the first time it hasn't felt like a tropical storm-level wind this thing has been blowing for 24 hours, we had rain all morning, this is the first time that it does not look like we're in the midst of a tropical storm. it's now a tropical storm for the first time by the way, it's well inland. we had two feet of water here, pensacola is to my east, there's some damage there. we know here in orange beach, there were boats that have now made it into the city where boats shouldn't see. west of me, gulf shores, west of here, that's where it made landfall, they were taken by surprise at

but some of the coastal areas, it is quite raw. the weekend isn't looking too bad for some.he winds will die down and there will be sunshine around but the indications are, next week will turn very, very autumnal once again. so that's it, big change to our season. a reminder of our top story... the chancellor has set out plans to protect jobs over the the chancellor has set out plans to protectjobs over the next six months. the government will top up the pay of workers who have been forced to cut their hours and the deadline for repaying government loa ns deadline for repaying government loans has been extended. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello i'm 0lly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday toinght. .. to play or not to play, that's the dilemma facing the top non—league sides ahead of a season without supporters. the man behind the mask, will this hollywood actor be wrexham's superhero. the most unlikely football takeover story coming up and there's a terrible crash for th

strong winds from the storm will push water toward the coastal areas and storm surges could reach 3.5eters. that may lead to coastal flooding. heavy rain and destructive winds are expected in okinawa throughout the day on tuesday and some winds and waves will persist in the area at least wednesday morning. that's all for now. stay safe. >> thank you, yoko. >>> a delegation from israel is in the united arab emirates to discuss normalization of ties between the countries. the aircraft crossed the air space of saudi arabia with which israel has no diplomatic ties on the way. its fuselage bore the word for peace in hebrew, arabic, and english. it carried the israeli group and u.s. officials including president donald trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner. >> there are tremendous amount of common opportunities b betwe the countrieses and it i is wit the interests of both countries to move forward. >> the israeli delegates revealed that they started discussions with their counterparts on the opening of embassies and other topics like visas. prior to the talks nhk had an exclus

our coastal areas i signed legislation authorizing 100 moon dollars to fight the red tide and toxic algae. and to preserve the everglades and defend florida from catastrophic flooding. you know about the flooding. we spent a lot of money on flooding and a lot of money on hurricanes. when your governors came to me and they said can we have this, do we have that? we need support for the panhandle, we have to help the panhandle. i said without question and without any weight, let's go, right? that's what we said. you've never had it so easy in your life. you walk into my office, just one more, how much is it going to cost? how about an extra million? we had to override the staff a couple of times. we directed over a half billion dollars to fix the herbert hoover diked at lake okeechobee. good, mr. mayor. we did a good job. we will now compete with this project and we are way ahead. about threehead, years, i think, ahead of schedule from what the original time of completion was going to be. in particular i'm happy with what we've done on lake okeechobee. i know it well. i know it well. everyo

coastal areas will be warm. downtown san francisco, 90s. 98 in santa rosa. in the east bay it will be well above e. 84 oakland. 94 freemont. head inland, you are in the triple digit range. accuweather seven-day forecast, look at sunday. that is extreme. upper 70s along the coast and then high fire danger going in to tuesday. coming up, san (vo) i have the best job in the world. ♪ i get to remind people of their grandmother's conchitas. give the little kids cookies... and celebrate birthdays with all our neighbors. hopefully, we'll be part of this community for many, many more years. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got ter shopng around for insurance, that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. everybody felt fine. but now im tsuper sick. everyone is sick. i just wish we had been more careful. it would have been easier than this. so wear a mask. do what you can outside. stay six feet apart. because some things you just can't take back. do your part to lower the risk. >> today the san francisco may

coastal areas may see storm surges with up to 3 meters expected so coastal flooding, storm surges, andaging winds are the main concerns. further northeast, we are looking at massive wildfires. dry conditions will persist in these areas, throughout monday. but some relief will come in the latter part of the day on tuesday. vancouvever will have some shows as we go into tuesday morning. in the pacific -- actually, let's go to east asia. we are looking at the ultimate rainy season front, that stretches across southern china all the way to japan. it will bring wididespread shows with up too 100 millimeters, especially in s southern chinin. in the pacific, a new tropical depression is pushing into the phililippines. ththis one iss a large storm system. so heavy rain a and strong wind will affect the country, widely. as the storm system moves over the south china sea on wednesday, heavy rain will spread toward the indo-china peninsula. and showers will also move into hong kong and taipei. that's it for now. stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto m

of the nicer times a year at least for coastal spots you are seeing out there this morning that coastal areas like san francisco. >>you have some cloud cover overhead but fog not as much of a problem as it was yesterday. air quality is in his crystal clear as yesterday's was we're still in a good category for most of the bay and moderate for most of the east bay which is very good to be stepping outside and you'll still be good to go. tomorrow likely to see the return of a bit more hayes and then sunday and monday is where it's going to be a little on the dicey side yet again as far as skies go there's a bit of cloud cover working its way into the north bay right here. this is actually evidence of this frontal boundary that has been slowly steering its way our direction over the course of the past few days as it does so it's going to result in are slightly cooler temperatures today and some noticeable steady winds from the southwest as we push our way into that latter part of the afternoon, although we're not seeing any showers here in the bay area there are a couple of sprinkles right above

as hot dry air from our inland valleys has pushed to ride out to the coast that means even our coastal areas are in for quite the warm up areas like san francisco will be well into the upper 80's for mission in financial districts, some of these spots could actually get up into the 90's locally in the city. temperatures right along the coast, if you are at the shoreline expect 70's want you head away from the shore a few feet and you're going to notice the difference pretty quickly as the ocean influence is not going to be pushing into the they hardly at all 60's and 70's along the shoreline of the bay itself today. these areas will be way hotter come the weekend and the farther you get from the water. the heat you're going to find. morgan hill, 9190's as well for pleasanton and livermore this is just the start of warmer weather ahead of us this triple digits will start tomorrow in ville in concord back to the 90's while oakland at 75 with at 75. it's going to feel really good compared to where we're heading. santa rosa through center fell all mid 80's today. so no heat advisories just yet.

in fact, we've received several dispatches while we were actually on the beach or the coastal area, so our response time has been extremely quick. i wanted to giving you examples of what the handouts looked like. our e.m.s. division update. we have a nice comprehensive report from a.d.c. sandra tong. it's very detailed. if you have questions, she's on the meeting. one thing i would like to bring up, the narcan report. if you looked at the narcan report, you notice there is different% imgs for -- percentages for the month of august on the right-hand side. that is because of we're redefining some of the naming we're using. the name of homelessness. we're using at people experiencing homelessness. it's the way we identify our housing status. so as you see, the n.a.s from the month prior to, that's just because we established a new way to define them. so from here on out, the percentages will show the way they do this month. so this is the way they are put in the pcrs and that is why the numbers are -- they look a little different percentage wise. as far as the number of narcan administrat

it continues intoholiday, and we're even going to see some coastal areas heating up again today. we had numerous reports set for yesterday afternoon and today we're looking at high temperatures still unbearably hot reaching 103 degrees in napa. 102 in san jose. as hot as 112 today in ukiah. and look at san francisco reaching into the upper 80s. heading out on the roads this morning if you are driving we're taking a look at 580 coming through dublin, a steady flow of traffic this morning. mike takes the day off as well. we're looking at our overall drive across the bay area. just a couple of minor issues. i've seen some crashes popping up on 880 north of hayward that may still be slowing people down. i'm also watching a deadly accident as well. we'll talk more about this as well as that slowdown coming into the bay area into dixon. more on that coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, kari. >>> we want to go to san francisco where we have breaking news. police are on scene investigating a deadly shooting that happened during a large sideshow. it all went down about f

to safeguard our coastal areas, i signed legislation authorizing $100 million to fight the red tide andoxic algae. and to preserve the everglades and defend florida from catastrophic flooding. you know about the flooding. we spent a lot of money on flooding and a lot of money on hurricanes and when you're governors came to me, they said, can we have this? we need some more from the panhandle and i said without question and without any waste -- any weight, let's go. you never had it so easy in your life. and how into my office much is it going to cost? we had to override the staff a couple of times. we directed over half $1 million to fix the herbert hoover diked and lake okeechobee. up good, mr. mayor, we did a good job. thisll now compete with project and we are way ahead. think threehead, i years ahead of schedule from what the original time of completion was going to be. in particular, i'm happy with what we've done on lake okeechobee, i know it well. everyone said that one couldn't be done. they said it would never happen and you will never get it funded, it's a big deal. the tide w

smoke is still sitting above or coastal areas, but is about to be filtering down the next couple of dayst for inland north bay spots, high pressure is in place and with rather calm winds. these next couple of days smoke is just going to gradually settle into the region. we talked about how the glass fire grew additionally overnight now to the over 40,000 acres. you can actually see the red outline of the blaze in both sonoma and napa counties. winds are calm in the vicinity of the fire which is good news. humidity, not quite as bone dry another bit of good news and we will be looking at winds staying relatively calm through the day a noticeable wind shift from the west now that's pushing ocean cool. there are direction as opposed to the hot dry north easterly winds that really fanned the flames of this blaze yesterday morning, especially as i mentioned smoke is the worst for in the north bay areas where in sonoma napa solano and even contra costa county in the east bay we are seeing a big smoke impact you're noticing also some ash fall up in the northern part of the bay area, better air

well bayside areas in the 80's in coastal spots back to the 70's. robin all right, thank you john checking in on the traffic now we're taking a peek. >>at conditions on the freeways and the bridges around the bay area starting off with the bay bridge. you know that can be tough during the morning drive, but you have time to beat the rush the heavier traffic which is on the way we get later in the morning during the 4 o'clock hour you're fine heading into san francisco so get on out there while you can it's under 10 minutes here to make it into san francisco on over to fremont street we're checking in on 92 the trip across the san mateo bridge and it's busier and busier every time we check it. but it's not bad so we have a little bit of a crowd rolling out of hayward to the peninsula but so far it's a very quiet into foster city and sam, a tail and we like quiet during the morning drive. all right over to the richmond sandra fell bridge how about a peek at west 5.80 is this a part of your commute. if so it is wide open trouble free and easy trip here

the coastal areas probably even higher than that, well into the 20s. so the concern there is this storm is moving so slow that, you know, if it would move on and get out of here, it would be one thing. but as it moves very slowly it, continually dumps that rain. so we're looking at maybe many, many hours of this type of rainfall. and that's very concerning, because what will happen, you know, the ground's already saturated, so the water has nowhere to go. and that causes all kinds of problems with saturated ground, tree roots start having issues and trees start going down. it affects roads, it affects our power grids. it's just -- it's going to be a long process. >> what are you hearing in terms of people who may be trapped, stranded? what situations have people found themselves in this morning? >> so far, over on our side of mobile bay, we haven't been getting a lot of calls. we put out a recommended evacuation monday afternoon for our coastal areas, zones 1 and zone 2, a evacuation, which are surge-affected areas. and we opened some shelters. we do h

seeing some of that smoke settling into the east bay as well as into the bay itself right now coastal areasme of our better conditions as we work our way into tomorrow a lot of that smoke is going to continue to be sent to the north that means northern parts of the state are realny going to be in the midst of some of our dense this wildfire smoke where as you head south you should generally see clear and better air quality. winds right now are calm, but that's not going to be the case into tomorrow winds will pick back up and red flag warnings for much of the north bay will pick up again tomorrow and those will last until friday in orange on this map, those are heat advisories, not today but rather tomorrow from 11:00am until 08:00pm as daytime highs will be at their warmest tomorrow winds will be very significant again and that does mean that fire weather will be of concern from thursday into friday. temperatures today in the 70's at the coast 80's for bayside areas and 90's for most inland spots, triple digits return in vacaville and fairfield are only 2 spots to be up to 100 degrees. wel

next few days temperatures today will be a touch warmer than they have been 60's for most of our coastal areas 70's for most of our bayside areas. least we're not dealing with any major heat waves ahead of us in the future. although we will see temperatures are slightly warmer for the week ahead of us not going to be talking triple digits. just a few 90's possible for a couple of our inland spots later this week. certainly not today or more must of daytime highs today will only be mid 80's which we can definitely handle don't need to be adding any excessive heat in to what is already a less than ideal forecast today. tomorrow and wednesday will be a little bit warmer likely to be a little bit clearer, especially come wednesday. now the biggest improvements, i'm talking for thursday and friday here thursday night we see a weak system pushed through that are really be creating some left helping to sweep out a lot of that smoke. that's our first big day where that sweeping is going to occur with the possibility of even a couple of showers near the coast and the north bay on friday. that's your fo

but for the next couple of days it's really going to be coastal areas where we see the heaviest rains in the showers coastal areas across eastern madagascar and then really all the way from up through a towns in here right there a long towards somalia another front just sliding by the south of south africa game bringing a few showers there and quite a a difference in temperatures sunny warm day in cape town on friday you can see here for the next few days plenty of sunshine maybe cooler on sunday with one or 2 showers and generally staying fine and dry ground into port elizabeth. is a danger. and hope. to 0 dollars for refugees facing the challenge of building a line from europe. to their rooms i still have. very proud of your. place of revenue growth and. on al-jazeera. now you see. with. the end the end the in. towns burnt off the map in the u.s. says unprecedented wildfire is raging around the west goal studly 7 people are killed. so you're watching al-jazeera live from doha i'm fully back t. ball also ahead thousands left without shelter as fires are again burning in europe's larg

aren't used to having tripled it digit temperatures over an extended amount of time for example, coastal areas where maybe the equipment just you know isn't used to having that heat for extended that money he for a long period of time. >>don't be surprised however if the system is really tax that you will get a text alerting you that possibly your power could be wiped out, i know i live in pleasanton and james is not too far away for me i can tell you with certainty that i've gotten texts saying there is a chance that your power could be turned off say from 6 to 8 o'clock in the evening. just try to be patient if you can't handle that and by all means cooling centers are available to you too many for me to tell you at this time, but we did post while the cooling centers that we possibly can on our website at kron 4 dot com and if you must be out try to protect yourself. the only 7 is always my partner in crime if you're out. at least try to protect yourself sunscreen and wear a hat back to you guys. >>good advice. thank you will love the hat yeah, i like that all right well as the people get r

high waves and storm surges are also likely along the coastal areas with the coastal flooding possiblestay safe. >> thank you, yoko. >>> your peen countries are criticizing china's threatened count measures ahead of the czech senate after he voiced support for taiwan during a visit to the island. v vystrcil has beeeen meeting. >> translator: we must tell the czech crossed a red line. >> german foreign minister h ha coe masass expressed his frustration over the reaction at the news conference. >> translator: we treat our international partners with respect. we expect the same from them, and threats have no place here. >> slovakia's president and the french foreign ministry have also criticized china's apparent attempt at intimidation. china's top diplomat is also in europe. both wang and yang have been trying to allay concerns over beijing's handling of the coronavirus and its new security policy in hong kong. but the country's hard line stancece has s sained relations with european countrtries. >>> india has banned a popular chinese mobile game known as pubg and 117 other mobile apps a

aren't used to having tripled it digit temperatures over an extended amount of time for example, coastal areas where maybe the equipment just you know isn't used to having that heat for extended that money he for a long period of time. >>cooling centers will be open throughout many communities in the bay area too many for me to take up your time right now thankfully. we have kron 4 dot com go to that our website and then finally nears cooling center for you keep in mind when you do go to cooling centers its covid-19 right so they will take your temperature wear a mask social distance, but usually it's in the heart of the heat waves only at least that's available to you and if you can't go stay inside. you have air conditioning stay inside. make sure your curtains or clothes and by all means yell at your kids as i do close the door immediately because you don't want that nice cool air escaping. back to you james the her will. >>thank you very much well if you're planning on heading to the beach this labor day weekend may be taking the kids there to cool off double check your destination because

coastal areas will be warm. downtown san francisco, 90s. 98 in santa rosa. in the east bay it will be well above average. 84 oakland. 94 freemont. head inland, you are in the triple digit range. accuweather seven-day forecast, look at sunday. that is extreme. upper 70s along the coast and then high fire danger going in to tuesday. coming up, san >> today the san francisco mayor came to the defense of nancy pelosi's visit to a lon. pelosi was facing backlash on monday. to allow an issue like this turn our city upside down. i can be responsible for my behavior. i can't tell other people what to ok limu! you set it and as i spike it i'll tell them how liberty mutual customizes car insurance, so they only pay for what they need. got it? [squawks] did you get that? only pay for what you need. liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. >> abc 7 sports -- >> the a's playing their first game in a week because of coronavirus postponements facing a padres team that are one of the hottest in the league. bob melvin glad to be back in the dugout. fernando tatis jr. just misses

capital h o t so is going to be miss 60's for your highs and san francisco as well as for most coastal areas, some 70s in millbrae burlingame south through foster city palo alto and mountain view south bay today, upper 70's to with san jose 80 degrees santa clara and milpitas at east bay temperatures also more coable than they have been certainly a lot more comfortable than they ar) about to be come the weeken83 o back to 71 right where you were at yesterday. look at this even vacaville in antioch falling out of the 90's and back into the upper 80's, you or ng to be a nice even in the 80's. tomorrow's temperatures as well as friday's really noi change all that much we are steady the next 3 days and enjoy each and every one of them. you s at happened saturday sunday and monday for labor day. daytime 0highs inland well into the triple digits. some of bayside arinto the mid 80's and even on sunday we could see some of our coastal spots approaching 80 degrees. as we look at some hot dry inland air being pushed all the wa up to the coast. so a toasty weekend rner enjoy the next few days. back to

from our way up to the coast that means the 60's that you haven't areas like san francisco in coastal areas will be replaced by 70's if not even a couple 80's by the weekend ahead. 70's for most of our bayside areas today areas that will also be a lot warmer come the weekend. low 80's to upper 70's in the south bay, one of your more comfortable days santa clear at 78 today while nt at 75 mid-eighties for the tri valley well conquered 85 walnut creek you'll only b 83. oakla 71 the high today, the way how at 74 vacaville close to 90 degrees. but not ev getting there and that means that no 90's are seen on your 4 zone forecast today. nice little change from en and friday will be just as comfortable watch out for hazy other areas too pockets e will through the end of this monday which is labor day are going to be are scorching hot day as one of the reasons here orreplacing the to with some hot and dry that' the coast that means triple digits for inland spots 80's for bayside areas and even close to the 80's for some coas your brain just erstan wants to do th different than what it's rly jobs, w

aren't used to having tripled it digit temperatures over an extended amount of time for example, coastal areas. >>where maybe the equipment just you know isn't used to having that heat for an extended that money he for a long period of time for now the electric company is urging customers to be aware of the flex alerting conserve energy this weekend they ask you avoid using electrical appliances and devices from 03:00pm to 09:00pm on saturday sunday and monday and to adjust thermostat to 78 degrees or turn it off if you're not home on plug in the power strips not in use and put off household chores like vacuuming laundry in dishwashing kids every little bit helps any chances that you can conserve energy reduces the chances of the california independent system operator from calling for those rotating outages because the more we can conserve that will beef up the supply and reduce the chances of those rotating outages in contra costa county michelle kingston kron 4 news. well, of course that hot weather can be very dangerous too so. >>make sure you take it easy. we have john trouble standing by

but even for coastal areas, san francisco in the 60's today. mission in financial districts can expect some low 80's by saturday sunday and monday as for coastal spots like pacific at low 60's for you while low 70's in millbrae and burlingame mid 70's and redwood city palo alto and mountain view for your highs south bay temperatures in the upper 70's to low 80's, another nice afternoon, nothing to complain about their 70's 80's as well for the east bay also nice and temperate specially as compared to where we're about to be only one 90 back and play for vacaville and 91 in the meantime delay how a comfortable 75 santa rosa through nevado all in the upper 70's. so today and tomorrow there's your good news great weather. then come saturday sunday monday and tuesday and will not so comfortable in fact dangerously hot for a lot of the bay by sunday and monday we're going to have a record breaking heat for inland areas, right into labor day as for a bayside city's solid 80's to even low 90's even some low 80's all the way up to the coast. that's you

one moving very very slowly through choose day so just producing a huge amount of rain in this coastal areas in the gulf and then it's through wednesday late in the day it is expected to make landfall as a pulls away we'll see more rain across areas of mexico and more rain back in the forecast across much of western cuba so head of the arrival of sally even see here on the satellite that miles of cloud people of course are preparing along these coastal areas mississippi and across into louisiana right now the actual track of this storm very very simple to say through tuesday continuing to work its way across the southeast and eventually through wednesday it will make landfall the danger is storm surge and also flash flooding. this is al-jazeera. out of there on it like this is a new life and coming up in the next 60 minutes hundreds of refugees move into a new tent city on the greek island of lesbos but the prime minister says it's time for europe to come up with a new resettlement policy. palestinians call it a betrayal a deal normalizing ties between israel the u.a.e. and bahrain will be s

temperatures not just at a 100 degrees but at a 110 in areas like the vacaville and fairfield coastal areas as i mentioned a little cooler but not really from the heat necessarily just not as hot for these areas. air quality continues to be an issue with very poor conditions for much of the bay. so that's just the next reason to limit outdoor exposure as much as possible today obviously the heat is already going to keep you inside more than anything else. but with that por erica to a cool spot. just take it as easy as possible. i know this is not the ideal labor day that you had planned. but a good excuse that leads to not plan too much and just take it easy get yourself some rest hot again this afternoon with triple digits. later today by the time we work towards 03:00pm for inland spots. well beside areas back solidly into the mid 90's back to you try not to drive in your 90's because the roadways are so clear. >>that you could get a speeding ticket and i have proof look at that it's almost barren at the bay bridge toll plaza look at that one car heading towards the toll plaza right now n

so if you're traveling along the coastal areas just inside the bay may be in oakland late tonight early tomorrow morning possibly dropping visibilities down a quarter of a mile or more on that in just a moment air quality though it is bad around the bay area, not as bad as it was early on this evening, but still you can see the entire bay covered in red here that is a very poor air quality showing up outside right now the worst air quality in the bay area was in and around the bay today as we just did not see the mixing in the atmosphere usually it's in the interior valleys now tomorrow. we're looking extremely unhealthy air sadly again overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning places in the san francisco all the way down to half moon bay to san mateo across the bay in oakland and richmond in el serino as you make your way up to napa guerneville that's looking pretty bad early on tomorrow morning up by the afternoon again we'll see a little bit of a sea breeze not much. but we should begin to mix out some of the pollutants in the atmosphere but we've got a long way to go look at thi

conditions well we've got them 60's and 70's for your highs and san francisco while 60's for our coastal areas today you look for 70's in millbrae burlingame south through mountain view all at 78 over to mid 70's today palo alto at 75 foster city at 77, south bay temperatures upper 70's to low 80's for daytime highs, santa clara, nice 79 for you san jose right at 80 degrees along with the union city. well mid-eighties over and the tri valley up through walnut creek in concord oakland berkeley richmond, all 70's straight up through ville leino at 79, we'll be in the 80's for vacaville in antioch or too hot spots at 88 degrees so no 90's today nor into the start of fall tomorrow wednesday thursday through friday after that we start to see some 90's and potentially even some triple digits. sunday of this weekend as he builds for the first weekend of the new season. >>robin all right, thank you john, i'm sad to see summer come to an end that some nice weather ahead, thank you for the update. all right off to the richmond sandra fell bridge where the traffic is picking up here on 5 of us leading up

it's our coastal areas that will be in the that heat advisory is daytime highs that the coastal mostly be in the 80's south bay. it's all triple digits for you and for the east bay as warm as a 110 livermore you'll get up to a 110 today as you will also in areas like danville areas richmond pittsburgh mostly 90's for these spots 90's as well for delay, how up in solano county as you head towards rio vista in dixon and you'll be above a 110 degrees today, triple digits for a lot of the north bay where you can see excessive heat warnings remain and right out to the coast. that's where those heat advisories are well it's back to triple digits in novato today as for air quality we're still holding out a very poor conditions and that's just the next problem. it's not a good day to be doing the barbecue in the backyard, not just because of the heat but because this is what you'll be breathing in even as containment grows on bay area wildfires now we have the creek fire fires burning in southern california that are putting a lot of smoke out our direction as we are seeing winds pushing out th

especially for san francisco or a sea breeze, the swept in overnight helping to clean up here along coastal areas you notice right along the coastline air quality is actually hanging out pretty decently you don't have to fed had very far inland in the north bay though before you see it deteriorating and deteriorating fast around santa rosa petaluma even down to novato and over into napa some of our very ports even worst of conditions as that smoke really settles in for north bay and east bay areas, some of our coastal spots aided by a push of cool ocean air that has really helped push out a little bit of that smoke that had settled a bit coast closer to the coast. so the glass incident still surrounded by winds that are present but not near as breezy as yesterday looking outside at wind speeds right now in the vicinity of the blaze is a significantly. calmer start to the morning which is definitely a nice thing to be talking about winds romain overall com or through the course of the day today and it's a reversal of wind direction to yesterday. it was strong dry winds from the north and east toda

almost no cases in the coastal area. the hotels, restau ra nts, coastal area.the facilities are fully equipped for that people have made a massive effort to put all in place and keep people safe. i can say and people from the uk can say that they can enjoy the sea, the brilliant weather, the food, all the lovely landscape. part of me for selling algol for import to go. but it is amazing here. just how difficult has a summer been? what has this summer been like and do you think that the algar can recover economically from the impact of this pandemic? it has been very difficult. two thirds of the economy of the algar of depends upon tourism. and 40% of our revenue depends upon the british market. so if you add that you didn't have british air until the 20th of august you have the green light of the corridor. two weeks ago people start coming to hear large numbers, a good flow of reservations were very high. and we are expecting that the months of september, october, even november would compensate us and give some relief to safeguard jobs. we need to do some money