instead, it opens out into the color hard to get the delta in the world. much of the color height is full and dry, but the side note is permanent small and then around may, june, or july. we move to and from on go low, thousands of kilometers north arrives and fills the whole delta. vast numbers of animals migrate to the region to enjoy a full time area. covering on was 17000 square kilometers. beyond was slots normally so make on coming to the song because the delta but not this year. the bit. so your mobile device, what keeps the, the name of what it does is it that i'm, i'm not going to go by the middle. no wonder if i'm done with it on the top of the leak and gummy has gradually got smaller over time. the stream that fed it has evaporated, and diane with vanguard river floods don't seem able to sustain in 2011. it was an estimated 52 kilometers long, and 11 can on with this white. but here it strong to small go to home and its shores have become a death trap without a c on. and then the dis just cause has been stuck in the month to several days and it's now too late for them. the

it'd be all combined with delta. me never returned to the way it was, was the paddler that has been somewhat of a cool down across parts of south america that have seen unusual winter woods that strikes this band of cloud as a cold front behind it was seen, temperatures come down and places like as soon shown in power. why, but ahead of it. still a lot of heat for much of brazil, lots of sunshine along that coastal areas. 35 degrees celsius in rio de janeiro on saturday. now we'll see those storms rumble. they way up north, across bolivia, into peru and northern areas of brazil and the weather system come is back into patagonia bringing rain and some snow on the mountains. but temperature is well once again, be picking up and places like chilly. santiago, seeing a steady increase as we go saturday into sunday. we all like to see more in the way of sunshine at least to through, to choose day. and sunshine is the story across the caribbean and central america. lots of heat, in fact, who places like cuba, but haven't se

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delta care most i mean exactly. yeah. give us one sentence answer or the other because i know you can sit here and probably give us a sermon about all the different ways in which that's true. yeah, so just to be really clear research source attribution one form of science. climate source attribution allows us to identify the pollutants that cause climate change and allow us to go back to the source so we can understand the contribution of fossil fuels, deforestation, agriculture, industrial processes. all of that is possible to track through to see what is happening with the concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. and then we can connect that to, to various events that was mentioned before. so we have studies that very clearly show that you know, emissions from just 90 of the largest carbon producers contributed over half of the observed temperature rises are about half of the carbon dioxide that we see in that atmosphere. nearly half of the temperature rises a 3rd of all sea level rise, half of ocean instea

also triggered this litigation time and you know, a delta that's the perfect kind of segue to you. i mean, i know that you're as a scientist focusing on the data, and i'm wondering, you know, we have this video coming from sarah needs the co director of the climate litigation network in new zealand, who talks about a 2019 pivotal lawsuit by this dutch and environmental group for those who don't know your agenda, take a listen and i want to ask you about the science after this. the climate litigation is a really powerful tool to hold those most responsible for closing the climate crisis to account in the face of a relatively worsening climate crisis. the agenda climate case, again, the dutch government shows what climate litigation can achieve and it will 1st been high sold the court order, the government to slash its emissions in order to protect human rights leading to an overall that's kind of policy and also inspiring the climate litigation movement . today we see fit the communities from o calling us at the will turn into the quotes to the mind to counter dirty, not just from g

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tonight, a delta flight approaching atlanta rocked by severe turbulence. at least 14 people injured, some seriously. in fact, one passenger carried out on a stretcher. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: tonight, new images showing the aftermath of this terrifying delta flight from milan to atlanta, rocked by severe turbulence. a passenger carried off the plane on a stretcher, another walking off in a neck brace, others given ice packs. 14 passengers and crew sustaining injuries, 11 of them taken to the hospital. >> the woman in the aisle next to me flew up and hit the overhead bin. i honestly thought we were crashing. >> reporter: the airbus a350 was approximately 40 miles northeast of the hartsfield-jackson atlanta international airport last night when the faa says, "the crew reported severe turbulence." >> delta 175 heavy, runway 8 left, cleared to land. >> reporter: the 151 passengers and 14 crew aboard landing safely. experts now speculate the rapid escalation of hurricanes may have caused the bumpy ride. >> usually, this type of severe turbulence

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the faa says this happened on delta flight 175, descending into atlanta.escribed to be severe. breakdown from faa. you see in the video, severe turb turbulence. so severe mun actually hit their head on the overhead bin and another member of the crew, three minor injury, eight passengers with minor injuries. 11 taken to the hospital. an interesting case, because this keeps happening over and over again. ceo of united airlines says probably see more things like this. it's thermo die noomices 101. hot air rises, climate getting warmer and see this more often. ntsb says that this is the top cause of incidents onboard commercial airliners with a third of them resulting in at least one serious injury. although the good news here is that nobody was too terribly hurt on this flight and typically doesn't really result in any damage to the airplane. kind of a testament to engineering of these things. although we're seeing pretty often flight crew members up and working in the cabin. they're the ones most at risk. underscores, keep your seat belt on when the flight a

going into the try valley, the delta, temperatures returning to the lower 90s. again, close to what is typical for the middle of august. the closing weekend, the temperatures reaching the middle 80s on saturday. warm, trending towards hot. it could be worse this year. the forecast, getting up to 70 degrees in the city. sunday, all of the way through thursday next week. oakland, east bay, inland parts of the bay area. hotter around 90 degrees inland and north bay and san jose on monday and tuesday. the hottest spots will be around 100 degrees in the try valley and the delta coasting back to near normal temperatures by friday next week. there one lasts longer. not as intense. not going to be that long. back to normal temperatures soon enough. >> i keep thinking we are so lucky. >> we are incredibly lucky. >> really mild summer. >> let's not talk about it. >> yes. and don't talk it like a no hitter. >> right. thank you, paul. >>> speaking of all of the activities that are happening this weekend, coming up next, day one of outside lands expect a lot of traffic headi

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it's the latest case of severe turbulence for air travelers. 14 people injured on this delta flight toanta from milan, italy. >> we're going to have some paramedics coming on board to handle any issues in the back. >> passengers tossed through the cabin just minutes before landing. >> i honestly thought we were crashing. >> one passenger appeared to suffer a head injury, some taken off the plane on stretchers and the woman in the aisle next to me flew up and hit the overhead in everyone's stuff. >> kind of just flew out of the seats. >> faa data shows an increase in turbulence related injuries and a recent british study found a 55% increase in recent decades of severe clear air turbulence on a north atlantic route. researchers citing climate change as a factor, attributing changes in wind speed to warmer air. our aviation expert has this takeaway for travelers. >> please keep your seatbelt fastened when you're in your seat and minimize walking around the cabin in response to the delta incident, the airline thanked the first responders who met the plane and provided medical attention. >

political , located in the santa clara valley and low to mid 80s in the east bay, the tri-valley and delta state below 90 degrees again on thursday. 60s in the city and 70 for oakland and 70s for the north bay. northbay valleys will collect more fog. it might be more stubborn when you go forth. 91 for lakeport. temperatures warm up through the weekend back 10 year average, temperatures on saturday and above average sunday through wednesday of next week. it is a modest warm-up but temperatures return to the upper 80s in the santa clara valley and inland parts of the northbay. the bulk of the heat is inland and the tri-valley and delta is cooking but you will stay below 100 degrees on a widespread basis. temperatures on the coast did not change much at all. no surprise there. >> we are pretty lucky to be here. thank you so much. currently staying focused in his comeback from injury but his life off the field is getting some attention. we have some 49ers quarterback about a milestone moment. >>> the bay area advent calendar brought to you by san jose. >> here is what is happening in the bay a

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following this story, and what is delta saying about this?e described to be lifted out of their seats. the faa says that the turbulence took place about 40 miles outside of hartsfield-jackson, and it was 40,000 feet when it encountered severe turbulence. this the video as you can see some of the passengers taken out by stretcher. one of the passengers hit a overhead bin hard enough to crack the bin. this is breakdown from the faa, one member of the cabin crew received serious injury, and three members of the cabin crew, minor injuries, and eight members of the passenger core, minor injuries, so they have a discrepancy of the 11 taken to the hospital, and the 12 reported by the faa and the causes of the turbulence are interesting here. sometimes it can be things that pilots can see, the frontal passages, and sometimes kit occur in clear air like wind shear moving the layersf of ai and sometimes it can come off tof the mountains, but about one-third of the turbulence-related incidents are a big serious incident for them so much so they wrote a

also tonight, the faa is investigating what caused a fiery tire blowout as delta flight 1437 landed in atlanta yesterday. >> it sounds like we blew a tire, is that correct? >> yes, sir. we did see smoke and fire coming off of one of your tires. your number one main gear is on fire. >> reporter: the 190 passengers on board the boeing 757 used emergency slides as fire crews responded. at least one passenger was injured. >> anytime you have fire on an airplane, it's not a good situation at all. and so evacuating sounds to me like it's probably the best option. >> reporter: just hours earlier at the new orleans airport -- >> looks like we have a passenger that's gotten up. can we go ahead is and sit right here? >> reporter: deputies say 39-year-old nelson montgomery allegedly stabbed himself before grabbing a flight attendant moments after delta flight 2432 landed from atlanta. that's him on the stretcher. passengers jumped in to restrain the man. >> that flight attendant weighed maybe 110 pounds. >> reporter: raquel davis was on board. >> the people that subdued the man, i'm thankful for

the new details after 11 people were rushed to the hospital after a delta flight hit severe turbulencee can find everything we need here. >> parents across the country are back-to-school shopping. how is inflation impacting the bottom line? >> it is not just the school supplies itself. it was everything else that has gone up. ♪ ♪ ♪ blue moon ♪ >> tonight, the moon is expected to be the biggest and brightest it will be the rest of the year. >> the next super blue moon will happen in 2037. ♪ blue moon ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. we come on the air with breaking news. at least two people are dead tonight as hurricane idalia leaves a path of destruction across florida and slams georgia, south carolina, and north carolina. the video after landfall is stunning. idalia hit florida's big bend region as a category 3 storm, with maximum sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. tonight, hundreds of thousands of customers are still without power. we are hearing stories tonight of survival. some residents who rode out

also tonigight, the faa a is investigating what caused a fiery tire blowout as delta flight 1437 landednds like we blew a tire. 1437, is that correct? >> yes, sir. we did see smoke and fire coming off of one of your tires, your number one main gear is on fire. >> reporter: the 190 passengers on board the boeing 757 used emergency slides as fire crews responded. at least one passenger was injured. >> any time you have fire on an airplane, it is not a good situation at all, and so evacuating sounds to me like it is probably the best option. >> reporter: just hours earlier at the new orleans airport... >> looks like we have a passenger that has gotten up. go ahead and sit right here. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies say 39-year-old nelson montgomery allegedly stabbed himself before grabbing a flight attendant moments after delta flight 2432 landed from atlanta. that's him on the stretcher. passengers jumped in to restrain the man. >> that flight attendant weighed maybe 110 pounds. if we hadn't been there to restrain him, she would have been out of luck. >> reporter: raquel davis was on boar

we go live now to profess up at school a science of the how one university delta my good bush us delta bushes. thanks very much for joining us this evening. hey, on oxy know the demo just this minutes is proposed this bill. do you welcome uh this um, this proposed legislation by this, do i want to commit? yes. of course the at least some like the violation of the values of traditional values, religious values. it will provo credit collision to of the word. so what happens in frames when the guy that goes uh, estimated some of the jordan at least a few years ago and the, the, the demonstrations throughout the muslim world now are inspired by the violation of the k values. quoted religious values of the people. not only the middle east, but throughout the muslim war. now we say that the freedom of others, a stop at the boundaries of the values of others. now, the values of the people who really believe in this, if it's violated. so you are inducing glad to collision. so don't believe that when there is no, uh, a reaction from the, the governments in schuman sweden or denmark. so they did

, now to a dangerous and scary incident in the sky. 11 people were hospitalized last night after a delta flight from milan, italy hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from atlanta. cbs' kris van cleave reports those include both passengers and crewmembers. >> reporter: injured passengers, some on stretchers helped off delta flight 175 last night in atlanta. >> i honestly thought that we were crashing. >> reporter: passenger io suber thought this video and said she watched as the turbulence launched people into the air. >> the woman in the aisle next -- in the middle aisle, she had gone up and hit the overhead compartment and cracked it. >> reporter: the faa says the airbus a 350 from milan, italy hit severe turbulence about 40 miles from the airport. 11 people were hurt badly enough to be taken to the hospital. >> the threat of turbulence is always there. and that's why it's important that while you are seated, keep your seat belts on. >> reporter: sunday, a flight to majorca, spain hit turbulence strong enough to terrify and even sicken passengers. while injuries due to turbulence are r

i must say contemporary members of delta who are many and fierce say they marched wherever they want to. photos don't survive because the white photographers weren't pictures of the black sorority so these things get reinforced, you look for proof and there isn't proof because nobody was capturing the image of black marchers at the time because that's not the image they wanted to put forward. we know ida b wells who was a crusading journalist in chicago particularly anti-lynching wanted to march with the illinois delegation and when it was suggested that black marchers segregate themselves at the back of the parade ida b wells wanted no part of that. she stood in the crowd and jumped in to the parade as the illinois delegation went by. a terrible reproduction of a newspaper image but that is ida b right in the middle of the delegation. it was an interesting case study because she saw so many commonalities between the suffrage movement and the african-american rights movement that was nascent in the early part of the twentieth century and like generations of activists before her, it c

hottest spots in the delta getting up to around 90 degrees. upper 60s in the city, 70s for oakland in the east bay. low 80s for the north bay until you go further inland and even there, temperatures only approaching 90 degrees. temperatures will steadily warm-up as we had through the next five days after tomorrow. peaking on wednesday with upper 70s in san francisco and low 80s in oakland but closer to normal by thursday and with the ten-day outlook, labor day weekend is looking pretty good. near average temperatures. it's going to be hot next wednesday with low to mid 90s for most inland locations and the hottest spots in the delta approaching 100 degrees on wednesday. keep in mind, the extraordinary heat we had last labor day weekend , that will not repeat itself for this labor day which is good news. >>> still ahead, the niners gave up a lot to get him, now why trey lance's future with the red and gold is now in question. >>> there's something new coming to prime time. a new way to start your night. a new way to make sense of your day. a ne

the hottest spots are in the delta and far inland, only getting up to a little above 90 degrees, which is close to average. temperatures for the 49ers last preseason game, looking pretty good. should be around 80 degrees by 5:00 p.m. if you are doing preseason pregame tailgating, but by kickoff temperatures back down pretty quickly through the 60s, so make sure you have something to throw on once that breeze kicks in. temperatures warm up. the seven-day forecast shows the warmest days run the middle of next week, but it is a modest warming trend around the bay with upper 70s and low 80s. it will be hotter inland with temperatures topping out near 90 degrees in san jose on wednesday and well into the 90s for the inland valleys of the north bay with the east bay. the inland valleys there, the tri-valley and delta getting close to 100 on wednesday and then starting to coast back down already. looking at labor day weekend which is just beyond the seven-day forecast it is actually looking really good for labor day weekend, which is a huge change from last labor day weekend when the inland t

delta airlines telling fox news digital delta has zero tolerance for unruly behavior on our aircraftnd in our airports. and the unrelenting migrant crisis in new york now has officials reportedly considering whether to house illegal immigrants in central park. the mayor's office saying nothing about the table as shelters and hotels hit max capacity. the decision follows mayor adams issuing a stark warning on monday that the crisis will soon spread to a neighborhood near you here here is a question. what is the right way to behavior behave in a movie theater in the "wall street journal" says gone off the reels as more people are flocking toes theater to watch the oppenheimer and barbie. people are taking selfies during the movie. taking pictures of the screen or scrolling through social media feeds. the lights of the cell phone can distract the people around you. we have a question what are some examples of bad theater etiquette that get under your skin? email us at friends@foxnews.com. >> brian: i love. this. >> carley: air your answers. >> brian: we have not been in the theater for

mostly 80s for the tri-valley, delta gets a little bit warmer, potentially up to the mid-90s already tomorrow. 70s for san francisco and oakland and low to mid 80s for the north bay, close to normal for this time of year. the temperatures will peak on sunday then we drop off quickly through next week, back to near or slightly below average temperatures by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. temperatures inland will be significantly warmer, close to 90 in san jose on sunday and 90s for much of the north bay on sunday and close to 100 degrees for the delta for the second half of the weekend. but, this heatwave is going to be brief. >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> after having a day off on wednesday, the 49ers were back on the practice field today as they continue to ramp up for next week's joint practices and of course the preseason openers to talk about at the raiders. the 49ers are the only ones who needed a break from practice, kyle shanahan is known to work nonstop during camp, every minute accounted for, even the minutes he came to us. >> right now the coaches are

a lot of 70s inland with the warmest spots in the delta reaching into the low 80s. that is as high as we go tomorrow with similar readings for thursday before we warm-up on friday. another warming trend, as has been the case for the past few months, will be modest in san francisco and oakland . in the temperatures will spike come up to around 90 in san jose and well into the 90s in the north bay. the hotspots will be in the tri-valley and the delta and over 100 degrees on sunday, but it is back to near average temperatures by tuesday of next week. >>> still ahead, a mother and son get hopelessly lost on their way to a taylor swift concert in southern california. how an iphone may have saved their lives. >>> despitite the >>> a locked door and a quick response. this prevented what could have been a shooting rampage at a jewish school in tennessee. this happened at the hebrew academy in memphis yesterday. police said with no way in the suspect fired several shots outside the building before driving off nobody was hurt and police were able to track him down. the man tr

1946 cancel takeoff plans. >> reporter: an american plane cut off a delta flight already speeding toward takeoff. and this photo taken from a jetblue cockpit landing in boston as a business jet suddenly pulled onto the same runway without permission more cases in sarasota, burbank, miami and san francisco. now "the new york times" has compiled its own list, citing 46 close calls in july alone. the faa insists most were not as serious but does report nearly 1700 runway incursions last year, 985 so far this year, up 33% in a decade >> everybody needs to be more vigilant and double down on safety. >> reporter: one big factor, the country is short some 1200 controllers, forcing many to work six-day weeks. the faa insists the u.s. aviation system is the safest in the world, but one close call is one too many >> anywhere between 300 lives or more were put at risk in these near collisions. >> reporter: the faa's runway safety push will focus on the basics, situational awareness in cockpits and towers, double-confirming radio instructions, and sterile cockpits pilots should only be talking about

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going to be warmer tomorrow than today, but also going to be gustier conditions, especially in the delta breeze. we have those wind gusts of 20 miles per hour, which is actually a good thing because those temperatures are going to rise. but that delta breeze does actually help with that feels like but it's going to be gusty around the region. even half moon bay. we're seeing those gusty conditions of 19 miles per hour or so. your wake-up planner again, wake up with a 06:00am. we'll have foggy conditions will be in the 50's. but by noon that's going to clear out and you can see inland right there at 86 of those high temperatures showing you at noon. we're going to be a 86, but we're going to pop up to close to triple digits inland. we're looking at 98 oakland, 75 hayward. 78 fremont, 78 san jose. 84 and on the coast. we're going to stay right here in the 60's. santa rosa, though, you're really going start to warm up. but 93, napa, 84, so get those temperatures just building on what we've already had. and the 7 day forecast just shows you that. so saturday slightly warmer sunday is going t

the hottest spots in the tri-valley and delta near or above 100 degrees, so a lot of folks going from here to here to enjoy temperatures in the 60s, free air conditioning still for the coast. >> is that 40-degree spread is always amazing. it never gets old. it's so strange. >> it's fun. >> it is for you. thanks. >>> a little over a week into training camp and the 49ers are already dealing with an injury to a key member of their offense. matt lively explains. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. the. >> reporter: 49ers running back elijah mitchell is expected to miss about a week with an abductor strain. mitchell was limited to five games last season due to injury. brock purdy is healthy. one week after being cleared to return to practice following surgery to repair a torn elbow ligament, the second year quarterback has looked good in camp, so good that his head coach is no longer thinking about purdy's injury. >> that's completely off my mind. he's healed. he's healthy. guy's got to get in throwing shape, play and get used to that. that takes time, but i'm not thinking about

definitely hot inland and in th east bay with the tri-valley and the delta approaching 100 degrees. temperatures then settle back down as the foggy weather returns to the coast. matt? >>> coming up in sports, something happened at 49ers training camp in that took kyle shanahan's breath away. i'll explain. >>> and the giants make a push for the playoffs, but it is about to get tougher. we te baback in the e day, snsneaker dropops meant gettining online t to waitit in line.. now wiwith xfinityty mobile.. ...we get t the fastesest mobilele service and cacan get the e freshest kicks asasap. i got ththis. get ththe best pririce for 2 s of unlimitited when yoyou switch t to xfinity y mobiler $30 0 a line perer month. nicece job, littttle sis! ththey grow upup so fast.... i'm m a fan. frfrom xfinityty. >>> matt lively is hanging out with us tonight. have you heard anybody say the giants have not been entertaining? >> i would say if you are a fan of roller coasters you are a fa of the giants season so far! it has been up and down. the past three weeks they have had a five-game winning strea

definitely hot inland and in th east bay with the tri-valley and the delta approaching 100 degrees.peratures then settle back down as the foggy weather returns to the coast. matt? >>> coming up in sports, something happened at 49ers training camp in that took kyle shanahan's breath away. i'll explain. >>> and the giants make a push for the playoffs, but it is about to get tougher. we te >>> matt lively is hanging out with us tonight. have you heard anybody say the giants have not been entertaining? >> i would say if you are a fan of roller coasters you are a fa of the giants season so far! it has been up and down. the past three weeks they have had a five-game winning streak, a six-game losing streak, so it only made sense that they were trying to cement a three-game winning streak as they inch closer to the dodgers. brandin podziemski throwing out the first pitch! little bit of zip there! if they need a starter, watch out. san francisco's offense not great but lamonte wade jr. leads off the fourth with a solo home run. it is the first hit of the game for them, one of only two hits

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san jose, you will be a little bit cooler than that in the hotspots with the tri-valley and the delta. just think back a year ago to labor day weekend when we had 115 degree high temperatures. you are staying well short of that even though you will be on the toasty side. >>> time for a check of what is ahead at 6:00 as we switch over to juliette goodrich. >> hello there. it is something many of us need to get us where we need to go but there is growing evidence that a common chemical on car tires is killing endangered fish. the challenge is finding a safe alternative. we have that story. >>> plus we look at the debate over a ban on homeless sweeps happening in san francisco from the perspective of the neighbors living with the fallout every day. the frustration over a system that many say is not working. so that is going to be at 6:00 but let's go to matt for sports. hi there. >>> hey, juliette. quarterback controversy has been the biggest story line for the 49ers this preseason, but it has not been a matter of who is starting. the biggest question is who will brock up brock purdy. ky

>> united airlines was added along with delta let me be clear.undamentally we are obviously seeing an improvement in the conditions that i know jimmy will look at when he studies the airlines, but this is purely from the perspective of what has the price done and how has the momentum improved, and that raises the probability that you are talking about in the case of united airlines, going back to a high in march of 2021, united airlines peaked. it was in a down trend moving lower and then ultimately that lower move evolved into a sideways pattern we have seen momentum has returned once again in a very positive capacity. we take a position in united and delta airlines with the understanding that the probability has now been raised, that the price target you talked about could be achieved and even go beyond this to get back to where we were five years ago at that 90-plus range >> you agree a 50% upside because of the labor costs and delayed certification, and there's quite a few issues here. >> i am focusing on purely the momentum factor. the funda

down a little bit by thursday but still a moderate heat risk and especially in the tri-valley and deltahen with the return to near normal on friday, everybody backs down to the low category. one of the hottest spots will be antioch, where the heat risk today was in the low category. tomorrow this climbs up to the borderline between the moderate and high categories with temperatures hovering around 100 degrees during the afternoon but already on thursday we drop further down the chart as the temperatures begin to back off. looking outside and seeing the haze on the horizon but no fog yet. temperatures stand in the 70s in oakland. we were in the low 70s in san francisco this afternoon before the downtown sensor stopped working. we hopefully get it back later today. low to mid 80s for inland parts of the bay area which is close to normal. it feels a degree or two warmer because of the impact of the humidity. the fog will not be tremendously widespread. it will spread out around the bay but not make much of a push into the inland valleys by tomorrow afternoon. where it does it will back up

mostly mid-90s into the delta. hot spots below 100 degrees today.ratures around the bay will be fantastic. near 70 in san francisco. mid-70s for oakland and the east bay. mid-to-upper 80s for most of the north bay until you go farther north. inland temperatures will reach up farther to the 90s and basically from santa rosa northward, temperatures farther into the 90s. if you are heading out to the battle of the bay, it will be a 4:00 game. this is off here. temperatures starting off in the mid-70s then coasting downwards through the rest of the day. sonoma county fair, this weekend, it will be hot. stay hydrated and bring along the sunscreen with temperatures in the 90s. for stern grove, we will see nice conditions on sunday. here is the seven-day forecast. temperatures peak in the low 70s in san francisco. not much of a peak. close to 80 in oakland. temperatures more likely to reach around 90 in san jose then retreating quickly into the 90s for the north bay for at least two days, maybe three days that we hit that level. temperatures inland will be

a breezy out there, 80 miles per in san francisco, 16 oakland. 21 in fairfield, but that delta breeze kicking up stormtracker four's was quiet throughout the day. we did see some thunderstorms again firing up over in the east, santa clara hills over the by the diablo range. so you can see that low has moved to our left and then you can see the high to the right. so that's what's bringing us. these cooler temperatures now have more details in my full forecast in a fit. thank you, gayle bay area. law enforcement have made 2 recent arrests for driving under one of them. >> all right. in front of a high school in santa cruz yesterday, 2 people were injured in a rollover crash on highway. one happened about 4.30, in the afternoon. the chp says 79 year-old david barnes was driving under the influence. he crashed into another car and both cars overturned. barnes was thrown out of the car, had major injuries. the driver of the other car had minor injuries. barnes was arrested on suspicion of felony dui and police arrested a 43 year-old woman for drunk driving near petaluma high school yesterd

and were looking to leverage the infrastructure investments the delta made in new york and l.a.ore than $10 billion on the terminals and were excited to put joby infrastructure at the terminals. jack: real quick can you give us a sense of the early use cases will be. is this a trip to the airport because obviously one can land there or is it the hamptons to new york what you see is the first use cases. >> with of those are amazing opportunities as you mention the airport routes have amounts of directional demand and were able to feel seats going to the airport in the city. >> this is carleton english. a question a very exciting prospect but i'm little concerned about battery life for the vehicles or general safety, what can you say that. >> we've been done on this and we've been working on it for 15 years and we've done extensive work on battery life and battery safety and incredible battery team. in our labs we demonstrated more than 10000 lights before we need to replace the batteries and we charge them after a trip from jfk to manhattan in less than six minutes. >> you alread

the warmest spots in the delta edging towards hot , but only getting towards low 90s.e can handle that in august. mostly in the middle portion of the 80s in the north bay until you go further north and further inland with temperatures more likely to approach or even exceed 90 degrees. temperatures peak on sunday. it is not much of a peek around the bay. low 70s in san francisco and upper 70s to low 80s in oakland before we are back to near average temperatures for everybody by tuesday, wednesday and thursday. san jose does get to around 90 degrees on sunday with some of the hottest spots in the tri-valley and the delta getting up to 100 degrees, but only for one day. then we are back to the 90s and eventually the 80s tuesday, wednesday and thursday. we have been lucky so far this summer with other parts of the country not so much. >>> time for a check of what is ahead at 6:00 as we switch over to sara donchey in for juliette! >> hey, ryan. we check in with a san francisco pastor helping out the homeless . he says what is happening in his church has gotten out of contro