all the way to the east coast. in the west more than 80 wildfires are burning, torching more than 1.3 acres of land. a raging battle against fire and wind as firefighters work to put out the flames. in oregon the bootleg fire is so big, it's generating its own weather by producing its own massive cloud, creating dry thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds that can potentially start more fires. that mega fire, the largest in the u.s. so far this year, has already devoured nearly 400,000 acres of forest and forced thousands to evacuate. in california, the rapidly growing tamarack fire near lake tahoe is threatening hundreds of homes, with many communities in the area under mandatory evacuation orders. >> they gave us about 20 minutes' notice. it looked like they said the fire was five, six miles away and about an hour later it was right on us. >> reporter: this smokey infernos out west creating hazy skies thousands of miles away. >> there's a ton of smoke coming across the continent. >> reporter: stretching from t

. >>> strong winds pushing smoke to the east coast.ies here. 60 fires burning across 12 western states and canada. the largest fire is the bootleg fire in oregon. it has so far burned over 200,000 acres since it started on july 6. jeff ranieri joins us. yesterday you were showing us the map showing the trajectory of all that smoke making it all the way to the east coast. >> it's getting picked up in the jet stream. it's hitching a ride on that and going to the east coast. we're going to see the same scenario, the eastern seaboard getting the smoke. >> no smoke here. >> none for us. the way the fog pattern is blowing, it's keeping it away from the bay area. super, super enjoyable outside. you can see we are looking at lots of blue sky out here across the east bay, walnut creek. it was warm inland, but we weren't at the 105-degree category. thankfully wi place. some 60s are rolling 11:00. a nice break from the fog. temperatures got up into the mid and upper 60s today. currently, 64 degrees. a little breezy there, winds out of the west-no

high winds, heavy rain and tens of thousands without power as the storm now threatens the east coast.lsa makes landfall: the powerful tropical storm barrels ashore setting off flash flood emergencies after dumping more than a foot of rain. at least one person dead tonight. and the concern the storm will strengthen as it heads for new york. cbs' lonnie quinn is tracking elsa's path. deeply worried: as the delta variant surges across the u.s., our cbs news exclusive, the new warning from the surgeon general about kids and covid, plus 125 new infections linked to one summer camp and the ticker tape parade honoring the pandemic's heroes. devastating decision: breaking news, the rescue mission in surfside becomes a recovery operation as hopes of finding survivors fades. plus new details on the teenager pulled out alive after the collapse. presidential assassination: armed men pretending to be u.s. agents stormed the home of haiti's leader in a midnight raid, murdering him and wounding his wife. was it an inside job? trump files suit: the former president now taking twitter, facebook and go

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the u. s. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington ah, type of krycek of the headlines here on, i'll just say are the senior most us generals. the taliban fighters now control many half of the countries, $400.00 plus districts. mcmillan says the group has a strategic momentum as it takes of a new areas. it coincides with the continued pullout of us troops.

every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger hungry fish, follow them. and so do the fishermen. the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch a huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks. most of the sardines get away. rough would of course it off with a few kilometers further on. another team has more like to try and catch us $150.00 crates worth of sardines in a. net 2 thirds of the fish are sold for more than 2000 euros. the rest goes to the team. it took a chance to get more than it's paid off. and like you can see the novice. but as you know in the game, it's very dangerous and you can see having to myself, i had a cable go through molig. and that's the name of the game. we play with shocks, rocks, nets, rough seas, everything. but if you can get the fish, you can make some money. for gerald tobacco and his team, the 1st thing to do is repair the nets. and then go home, empty handed bed to bed. 3 bad luck. everybody i suppose

requiring it where areas from the san francisco bay area to southern nevada to louisiana and the east coast. white house press secretary jen psaki said aboard air force one they will be providing more transparency to come in contact with the president, first lady and second gentleman. >> let's start with what griff was talking about, townhall and another network, president biden talking about the pandemic saying it is only a pandemic for the unvaccinated. i know what he is trying to do, trying to get people to take a vaccine. a lot of people would disagree we are no longer in a pandemic. we keep talking to business owners and the health aspect of the pandemic may not be impacting them right now the fallout from the last 15 to 16 months certainly is and it is disingenuous. jillian: whether it is financially, trying to figure out the situation for school but this fall, you name it, across the board, and those who were vaccinated you feel you are in a pandemic, you don't know what tomorrow or get masked everywhere i go again. is that going to happen, and given the fact that some areas have see

east bay camera. fog there in the background. fog and patchy drizzle at the coast in the morning. sunny for most areas by the afternoon. and we're looking at minor temperature changes through the weekend. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, 6:00, you notice a little bit of green there. watch out. you may need your wipers briefly as the drizzle develops, some fog around. and later in the afternoon, most of that fog will get swept away from parts of the marin, san mateo county coast. temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s. in the afternoon, you're looking at 90 in ant i don't, 59 in half moon bay. breezy along the coastline. 69 in oakland.nafl to santa rosa. 76 degrees in san jose, and 72 in palo alto. hour-by-hour, a little breezy tomorrow morning, winds picking up by evening. 25 to 35 miles an hour. that is actually good because as that wind continues to stir up the atmosphere trngs prevents us from really getting any sort of heavy smoke or bad air quality here. and we actually enjoy nicer weather. forget about the heat. we don't have any extreme heat here. upper 50s to the low 90s. a mi

the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean. bigger hungry fish, follow them. and so do the fisherman, the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast the better the chances of catch right is huge disappointments when the net gets caught and breaks. most of the sardines get away with a force it off a few kilometers further on. another team has more like throw in catches 150 crates worth of sardines, and then that's 2 thirds of the fish i sold for more than 2000 euros. the rest goes to the team, it took a chance to gamble and paid off. and like you can see the novice about the as you know, the game is very dangerous. as you can see. i've enjoyed myself. i had a cable go through molig. and that's the name of the game. we play with shocks, rocks net, rough seas, everything. but if you can get the fish, you can make some money. for gerald bucko and his team, the 1st thing to do is repair the nets and then go home empty and bed the bed. 3 bad luck. got everybody i suppose and they get according to buckle, saw the fever should

smoke from wildfires burning in the west travels nearly 3,000 miles to the east coast. the air quality alert and overseas another once in a century flood disaster leaves kindergarten students stranded in waist high water in a subway tunnel. >>> party in milwaukee. the bucks are nba champs for the first time in 50 years. the mvp talks about struggling to pay for food just eight years ago in greece. >>> after his historic flight to space, amazon founder jeff bezos faces criticism for his comments about his employees and customers. >>> swimming in extra cash. how one couple made $100,000 renting out their pool. >>> and from the future of train travel to tom brady's comedy at the white house to the breakfast cereal that's really popping, all the trending stories for your wednesday morning. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the delta variant of the coronavirus being described as a raging forest fire overwhelming some hospitals. >> about 3,000 americans are now being hospitalized every day and one major concern is children. doctors in florida report infectio

now the storm is barreling up the east coast into georgia where watches and warnings are now in effect. >> every one in this neighborhood is prepared because around 6:30 p.m., there was no car driving. there was nobody outside. everybody took this very serious after the last storm. >> reporter: flooding is still the major concern in this area, all along the east coast and we are also in a tornado watch right now, officials are asking people to stay inside until the storm passes because even though right now the radar is showing a that the storm is weakening, elsa is unpredictable. she can't seem to let it go right now. and major, this is still a threat to a lot of communities. in heavy weather, mireya villarreal we thank you. let's' get the latest on the forecast from lonnie quinn, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, major. you heard mireya use the word unpredictable, i think that is the moniker of this storm. take a look: the radar picture, you see where the center of circulation is. somewhere in around the florida georgia line, inland quite a bit but it is lopsided. the heavy ra

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality, uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes and lives already lost, and many more believed likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. when liz stevens is an associate professor in climate risks and resilience at reading university here in the u. k. and she specializes in early warning systems and forecast based action. she joins us live via skype. madam, thank you so much for joining us here and al jazeera, we have seen over the past few minutes is just sort of different extreme weather conditions are right around the world, and we are seeing more and more of these in life of that. do you think governments should be more prepared? i mean, if we look at china and flooding in the sub boy, that was still filled with passengers and criticisms levy that the german government high. but, you know, i think the, the things that we can see in china are incredibly scary. this is the stuff of worst nightmares. when we look at these,

it concerns about air quality on the east coast-— east coast.ge, and that is 3000 miles away from where i am here in new york. that is almost a800 km away. you can see outside that there is a haze that has come over new york city. in fact i went up onto my roof here in brooklyn to take a look, and it was very clear that the visibility was much poorer. the canvas, that i would normally be able to seat was not really very visible and you are right to mention the air quality. it is rare for the air quality to become this bad in new york and if you look at the air quality index, it is actually in the red zone. one of the worst areas right now in the country. so how worried people _ right now in the country. so how worried people there _ in air quality and the threat that poses? it in air quality and the threat that oses? . . , in air quality and the threat that oses? . ., , ,., in air quality and the threat that oses? . ., _., ,., in air quality and the threat that oses? . ., _., ., poses? it certainly poses a risk for children and _ poses? it certa

good air quality for the north bay, east bay and peninsula and moderate for the coast and the south bayou can see with those westerly winds pushing that smoke away from us and pushing to the east. this is that smoke concentration forecast as we go through the next few days and you can see all of that smoke from the upper midwest town to the south as well as for the east coast. they are most of the country dealing with that -- with that hazardous smoke. here in the bay area we are looking at clearing through the day inland. future cast taking you hour by hour for parts of the bay. still looking at that cloud cover. that surge of on shore flow with low clouds and areas of fog will go back in. let's check the daytime highs for the peninsula. 73 for san mateo. mid-70s for the daytime highs as we look to redwood city. 78 in santa clara and san jose. for the south bay. for the inland east bay, 90 antioch and brentwood and the tri valley. mid to upper 70's to low 80's and around the bay a cool 61. 68 for the east bayshore line. for the north bay upper 70's for the napa valley. mid-80s's for sa

east bay camera. fog there in the background. fog and patchy drizzle at the coast in the morning.ny for most areas by the afternoon. and we're looking at minor temperature changes through the weekend. hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, 6:00, you notice a little bit of green there. watch out. you may need your wipers briefly as the drizzle develops, some fog around. and later in the afternoon, most of that fog will get swept away from parts of the marin, san mateo county coast. temperatures will be in the 50s, 60s. in the afternoon, you're looking at 90 in ant i don't, 59 in half moon bay. breezy along the coastline. 69 in oakland. low to mid-80s from san rafael to santa rosa. 76 degrees in san jose, and 72 in palo alto. hour-by-hour, a little breezy tomorrow morning, winds picking up by evening. 25 to 35 miles an hour. that is actually good because as that wind continues to stir up the atmosphere trngs prevents us from really getting any sort of heavy smoke or bad air quality here. and we actually enjoy nicer weather. forget about the heat. we don't have any extreme heat here. upper 5

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality. uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes in lives already lost, and many more believe likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. the 4 major drug companies have agreed to pay $26000000000.00 to resolve thousands of claims over their role in the us opioid epidemic. the lawsuits were brought by state and local governments which accused the companies of letting the painkillers which attics through illegal channels, distributors marry source bergen, cardinal health and mckesson along with the manufacturer that johnson and johnson will pay over a number of years. well, this is the reaction of one, the recovery period addict and reform advocate to that agreement. the monitor drugs i was using, i was no longer able to work. so i turned to the life of selling drugs to support my wife. and i went to prison for a long time because of that. and the part this doesn't to me discourage from happening again because no one is going t

you can see the powerful winds will be running up the west coast, not so much the east coast, that'smiami area. they'll see some of the rain and wind, it appears at this point that the worst of it is going to be, again, on the west coast, not the east coast. we'll be watching it. >> that is good news. because of course where miami is situated. so monday, today will be preparation for landfall tuesday and wednesday. that's the top line headline. all right. >> thank you, adam. >> thanks much. >>> all right. meantime, a member of the san francisco board of supervisors is demanding a plan for city officials as a number of stores shorten hours because of a current crime wave. target and walgreens are the two main retailers heightening security efforts. target told local media the decision to adjust store hours in san francisco was related to the rise in crime they've experienced in the last month. some security guards and walgreens stores have been told not to engage with shoplifters. >>> nike expanding sha'carri richardson after she was cut from team usa after testing positive for cannab

i'm making it all the way to the east coast of the us. this is the american west new reality. uncontrolled fires, hazardous air homes in lives already lost, and many more believe likely to come in the months ahead. patty colleen al jazeera washington. meanwhile, the u. s. congress has been hearing from climate and health experts. they are sounding the alarm bells about the disproportional impact of natural disasters. they say lower income communities and minorities of the hardest hit. we know that people of color, particularly black americans, are exposed on average to 2 degrees celsius of temperature, more heat than others. and that rates of mortality among people of color are manifold, greater than others. with black americans being 3 times more likely to die from heat and particularly indigenous peoples in this country. 6 times mart risk. so we have a tremendous amount of stake for health equity, and importantly our economy. and we can do much more drug manufacturer, johnson and johnson, and 3 distributors have agreed to pay $260000000

the suspected gunman was taken into custody. >> elsa moving up the east coast.ord high temperatures are possible as another heat wave hits the west. >> finally the national spelling bee is back and one competitor is already a star. >> the bee is back. after taking its only break since world wa war 2. the spelling world is buzzing. a limited crowd will watch in person. at the complex in orlando tonight. the 11 finalists vie to become charpon. champion. the elite 11. 14 year-old from north carolina. who is trained in classical indian singing. and 13 year-old from new york. who favorite shellen. and this whole spelling thing is kind of a footnote to an impressive athletic resume. the 14 year-old from louisiana is a basketball star. holding three world records for ball handling skills. she's even appeared alongside steph curry in a commercial. >> around the world will see they can do anything and everything they put their minds to. she's only been spelling since she was 12. in preparation for the spelling bee, she says she tries to do about 13,000 words a day. which

with a virus is running rampant, and wildfire raging in the west and us leave guys hazy on the east coast. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cattle airways. hello. nice to see you. the south west monsoon has really been giving a lashing toward the west coast of india. this includes for the financial capital moon. by over the past 7 days, you had picked up a meter and a half of rain and we can expect much of the same as we head toward thursday. i do want to take it toward the bay and then call because we have a disturbance swirling around and that's really dialing up the rainfall as we head toward the northeast of india on thursday. next up are going to southeast asia and you know, across much of the region we are actually going to get some spells of sunshine. but this southwest monsoon is steering some heavy rain toward the philippines in particular for the northern island. so this will include manila on thursday is a pacific a lot going. so we had tie food chem packet make landfall. was the 1st type food to make landfall in china so far this year. but we are also k

smoke from more than 80 wildfires in the western united states is blanketing the east coast. it has prompted a pollution alert in washington, d.c. while new york's air quality right, the worse in the world on tuesday. it's forced firefighters to retreat. reporter: this is the western united states, and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say, not like this, not this early, not this intense, cap as many fires. >> we are seeing more fire days. the conditions are becoming more conducive for wildfires. we are seeing increased heat waves. reporter: in oregon, the bootleg fire, roughly the size of los angeles. happening in a state that has seen its share of weather challenges. >> february resize storms -- ice storms. last fall, we had unprecedented wildfires. we had over 4000 homes lost in that fire, and it is literally climate change playing out before our eyes. reporter: the fires are creating their own weather systems, with lightning. this is just one of dozens of fires burn

it's just before 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. i'm kasie hunt.m the pennsylvania prison yesterday, a free man, after the supreme court suddenly reversed his assault conviction. they threw out the convex saying prosecutors violated a deal meant to shield cosby from prosecution. others are crushed that he won't be retried. nbc new's stephanie gosk has the details. >> reporter: bill cosby a free man, his conviction tossed out, his record wiped clean. he cannot be retried. he appeared briefly before reporters outside his home. pennsylvania supreme court ruled that the decision to charge cosby with sexual assault in 2015 was an affront to fundamental fairness and the prosecution violated cosby's due process, cosby calling in to a radio show. >> this is for all the people who have been imprisoned wrongfully, regardless of race, color, or creed because i met them in there. >> reporter: the 83-year-old was served a three- to ten-year sentence in a maximum security prison after a jury found him guilty in 2018 of sexually assaulting andrea constand. at the

we have a lot of news to get to and we begin tonight with much of the east coast now bracing for tropical storm elsa. elsa regaining strength as it marches up the coast with winds up to 50 miles per hour. heavy rain, flash flooding and very strong winds are now expected from washington, d.c. to philadelphia, new york city to boston, beginning tomorrow morning. it could be a dangerous commute along parts of the i-95 corridor. they are warning tornadoes are also possible. the system slamming the carolinas today, wind and rain blasting surfside beach, south carolina. roughly 20 homes and an animal hospital injured in port royal. you can see branches littering the streets. and new images tonight of an ef-1 tornado touching down in jacksonville, florida. winds damaging businesses there. and authorities have now confirmed it was an ef-2 tornado flipping trailers at a naval submarine base in kings bay, georgia. at least nine people hurt. and the other storms hitting late today, even before elsa. the images here in new york city tonight. major flooding on the major deegan expressway. police using

the smoke from those wildfires in the west and states now blanketing the east coast, its even prompting a pollution alert in washington. d. c. worth 5 in the state of oregon, forced fire fighters into retreat for the last 10 days. petticoat have as this report band in your mission, and this is the western united states and according to scientists, this is the result of climate change. wildfires have been a part of life in this part of the country, but scientists say not like this. not this early, not this intense, not this many fires. in oregon, the bootleg fire scorching more than 1500 square kilometers of land. roughly the size of los angeles happening in the state that is already seen and share of weather challenges in february and we saw devastating ice storms over a half a 1000000 people lost power. last fall as you are well aware. we had unprecedented wildfires. we had over 4000 homes last and that fire and it is literally climate change playing out before eyes. the flyers and oregon are so intense, so they are creating their own weather system, producing massive dry thunderstorms

then this storm into the carolinas and up the east coast. d.c., philadelphia, new york and boston will feel this. ginger zee timing it out tonight. >>> the horror in haiti. the president of haiti assassinated, ambushed in his residence overnight. the first lady also shot and the images just in tonight, she has now been brought to the u.s., air lifted to florida. the ambassador to the u.s. saying they're hoping american doctors can save her. >>> the heartbreaking toll tonight. at least 18 more victims found in surfside, florida. now a recovery operation. te mayor breaking down today as she said searchers have been working for days, as if the victims were their own loved ones. >>> the coronavirus here in the u.s. and news tonight on the highly transmissible delta variant, now the dominant strain here in the u.s. what they're now seeing from missouri to utah to kentucky. and the images from new york city tonight, honoring front line workers. >> two federal agents and a police officer shot and wounded in chicago. and late today, chicago's mayor

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smoke our newscast i that is from wildfires here in the west that's putting all the way to the east coast. so for us, with that onshore flow and that ocean breeze, we are looking at that smoke well away from us to our east. if we take a hour by hour on futurecast you can see clear skies england and around the bay but those clouds along the coast, and as we look to tonight and into tomorrow, low clouds and fog stream right back in for tonight and tomorrow morning and clearing for most of us as we head through our day tomorrow. sunset at 8:27 and sunrise at 6:05. daytime highs a little bit below average for this time of year, seasonable for this time of year. really just a typical july weather pattern in the bay area. looking at upper 50s along the coast, 60s around the bay, upper 70s, 80s, to 90 degrees england with that sunshine. let's break down that seven-day forecast were san francisco and oakland, and you can see not a lot of change. just a little bit slightly warmer by the end of the week. same story for the south bay and san jose, at 80 degrees by saturday. inland east bay you can s

east bay and for the peninsula. moderate air quality for the coast and for the south bay for santa clara valley. re looking at westerly winds and that is keeping the smoke and pushing it away to our east. you can see on the smoke concentration forecast, in yellow, in red, that is all of that smoke from the upper midwest down to the south and also pushing across the east coast. much of the country area and it's all because of that pacific ocean breeze for us as we take you hour by hour on future cast. you can see the skies clearing as we go through the day inland and for parts of the bay. that cloud cover will stick around along the coast. into tonight and tomorrow we will see that surge of low clouds and areas of fog come backn. the sunrise at 6:04 and the sunset at 8:27. checking daytime highs for the peninsula. 73 in sateoon. thuth ba upper 70's. santa clara anfosajo for the iny, concord in the mid-80s's. for pleasant hill, low 90's for antioch and brentwood. mi70's to low 80's for the tri valley. a cool day for you, daley city. looking at daytime highs in the upper 60's. oakland, san leandro a

been spared from smoke so far, but the western wildfires are now prompting health alerts on the east coast. >>> it is that persistent onshore breeze that is pushing the smoke away from the bay area. ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options... and your perspective. find your next adventure in a new chevy. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for the rest of the summer on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> an historic and successful space launch in west texas, where amazon and blue origin founder jeff bezos streaked to the edge of the atmosphere in a 10 minute high-tech joyride. it sets the stage for the start of commercial space travel. he was joined by his brother, along with 82-year-old aviation pioneer wally funk. initially barred from masses all mail astronaut corps back in the 1960s, she is now the oldest person ever to fly in space, and the 18-year-old dutch student who rounded out the four-person crew is the youngest. aft

could it have prevented the disaster >>> deadly tropical storm elsa drenching the east coast warnings for nearly a thousand miles the new track. >>> the tokyo olympics banning fans days before the games begin. a state of emergency declared as covid cases rise >>> new video of assassins outside the home of haiti's president, and tonight a u.s. citizen is among the suspects >>> the dramatic body cam. a 6-year-old girl rescued from an alleged kidnapper's car. the hero officers speaking to us >>> and tennis superstar naomi osaka's new message on mental health ahead of the olympics >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening. i'm peter alexander in for lester tonight what could be major news in the fight against covid. pfizer now says a booster shot of its current vaccine strongly extends protection against the virus. they're also developing a booster intended to target the rapidly spreading delta variant, now the dominant strain here in the u.s pfizer reports a third dose would likely be needed between six months and a year after you're fully vaccinated, the

. >>> raging on, the big impact wildfires here are having on air quality on the east coast. meteorologist kari hall tracking the conditions in the frontline forecast. this is "today in the bay." is. >>> good morning to you. we're broadcasting to your television and streaming live on nbcbayarea.com. i want to say a good morning to 'maura garcia. >> first, the olympics, they are now under way. after a year long with those delays over concerns, some athletes are playing ahead of the opening ceremonies. ♪♪ raj mathai is in tokyo. 10:00 p.m. their time. we're ready to say good night to him. with everything happening there, there's already an olympic surprise overnight? >> there's a big surprise. we'll get to that in a moment. you said it, 10:00 p.m. here, laura and marcus. let's do the morning show. this is my type of show. it starts at 10:00 at night right up my alley. where we are, that is the tokyo bay, see the olympic rings behind us and then i'm going to swing over to this side. my other shoulder. see that red thing that looks like the eiffel tower, that's the tokyo tower. t

the minions of sardines, my great along the east coast of south africa, followed by burn seals shocked. the tremendous natural pickle is a rich couch. fishermen provided they are lucky and act fast. this isn't an oil leak. it's a show of sardine fishermen, gerald buckle and his team a waiting for the swarm. right? yeah, yeah, no that was within seconds. everything suddenly gets very hectic. well, i'm good. i got called starting fever. everybody got to run and shack. yeah, yeah. yeah, right. well, every year between june and august, the saudi and move along the east coast of south africa following the cold currents in the indian ocean, bigger hungry fish follow them. and so do the fisherman. the close of the shoals of sardines gets to the coast, the better the chances of catch. like a huge disappointment when the net gets caught and breaks, most of the sardines get away. let's put a corporate off a few kilometers further on. another team has more like throw and catch is 150 grades worth of sardines in a net 2 thirds of the fish i sold for more than 2000 years. the rest goes to the team.

all the way to the east coast.n the west, more than 80 wildfires are burning across 13 states, torching more than 1.3 million acres of land. a raging battle against fire and wind as firefighters work to put out the flames in oregon, the bootleg fire is so big, it's generating its own weather by producing its own massive cloud, creating dry thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds that can potentially start more fires that mega fire, the largest in the u.s. so far this year, has already devoured nearly 400,000 acres of forest and forced thousands to evacuate. in california, the rapidly growing tamarack fire near lake tahoe is threatening hundreds of homes with many communities in the area under mandatory evacuation orders. >> they gave us about 20 minutes' notice that it looks like they said the fire was like five, six miles away and about an hour later, it was right on us >> the smoky infernos creating hazy skies thousands of miles away >> there's a ton of smoke coming across the continent >> reporter: stretching

. >> reporter: 11 states under heat alerts on the east coast. boston hitting a record today. firefighters there battling intense flames and temperatures leading them to rescue some of their own. in oregon officials received reports of 63 deaths that may be heat related, 45 in just one county and in washington state, nbc news has confirmed at least six deaths tied to the heat. and throughout the u.s., scorching triple digit heat over days leading to fears of heat exhaustion. >> day three you're at more risk because your body has not gotten the breaks >> reporter: relief should be on the way. the heat should cool off into the holiday break in the east but conditions persist in the pacific northwest. >>> former president trump's company is in legal jeopardy this morning the manhattan district attorney's office have gotten indictments against them and are expected to be unveiled this afternoon. what do we know about this case so far >> reporter: francis, we know a bit but we could find out more when those court documents are un unsealed at 2:00 p.m. eastern this afternoon we also

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right over to the east coast.ou can see the smoke will thankfully stay away from us, but not a good situation for any one off toward the east. crazy, crazy pattern. we'll get knew the weather forecast here at home, and we will show you that we've got more fog that is rolling in right now. that's going to set us up with fog and spotty drizzle tomorrow morning. temperatures beginning in the 50s. then, as we roll through the day, temperatures are going to be very, very comfortable. really, right there average to a little bit bow bit below. napa, 81. 60s and 70s from oakland right over toward san francisco. afternoon sea breeze kicking up, 25-30 miles per hour. by sunday's forecast we are watching thunderstorms off to our south and east, >> temperature seems just fine just the way it is. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, live from tokyo, yes! we'll check in with raj who is monitoring the olympic head lives. we'll see you at 11:00. is your family ready for an emergency? two ways to escape your home,at creating a supply k

mid 60s for the north bay coast. 80s around petaluma, napa, vallejo. 100 and cloverdale and lakeport . 82 hercules. 75 richmond, 79. mid 90s to near 100 in the east. 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. tahoe 89. the best chance for a record. 100s to the central valley. the only escape is heading to the coast the next several days. tonight the temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. friday through sunday with excessive heat warnings. accuweather 7-day forecast. at least four days of 100s inland. 90s monday. we drop to the 70s around the bay. you can check out the temperature air-quality and winds any time on your tv. real-time weather tracker lets you see current conditions across the bay area. they are live on our abc bay area connected app. just search abc 7 they area. >>> the otaa y is on top of the hockey world. >> second straight stanley cup. >> tampa bay overwhelmed the montrc last night and clench the cup. this was the first time they could do it where fans were there to celebrate. clearly that is what they did in the streets all my long. the lightning are only the ninth nhl franchise to win back to back titles. >>> for the first time, the oakla

or smoke from fires and oregon and california now making its way into maine and other parts the east coast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here tonight with a look at our forecast here at home. but to give us a bigger perspective of how this is making its way east yet. remember when we have that paradise fire not too long ago. and we have that northeasterly wind that offshore flow. but all that smoke back in the bay area. so we're catching a little bit of a break. >> that smoke is traveling more of a typical way. now as it's going to traverse all the way across the u.s. you can see right here on the map. see high pressure over the 4 corner states. you see the fires burning out there along the west. then watch what happens. i put this map into motion here and you watch is all that smoke is going to get to make its way in red there toward the north right over the top of that ridge and then die back down right across parts of the eastern half the united it's rolling right over that ridge of high pressure you see right there. that will be the case. wind patterns if they get a strong enoug

you can see also quite a lot of cloud clinging to the east coast.astern parts of both england and scotland. but all that cloud it will be warm again, it's of mist and fog in lead on tuesday morning, quickly clearing, it might take longerfor the low morning, quickly clearing, it might take longer for the low cloud to clear away from eastern coast. on balance, tuesday looks dry, lengthy spells of sunshine, fewer downpours, temperatures rising little higher again. this is bbc news, i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at 2pm: the president of the football association, prince william, says he's sickened by the racial abuse of the england footballers who missed their penalties in last night's defeat to italy. it's also been condemned by england's manager. it's unforgivable, really. i know a lot of that has come from abroad, you know, people who track those things have been able to explain that, but not all of it, and it's just not what we stand for. it follows a night of heartache for england fans, as hopes and dreams of ending half a century of hurt end

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the storm spins tornadoes and dumps rain to millions up the east coast. a double punch hitting the northeast, after powerful thunderstorms caused flooding, stranding drivers. ginger and rob are tracking it all this morning. >>> booster ahead? pfizer says you could need a third dose of its vaccine but the cdc and fda both say it's not needed yet. what you need to know this morning as that delta variant spreads. >>> americans arrested. nearly 20 people in custody including two u.s. citizens after that brazen assassination of haiti's president. the latest at this hour.

also the east coast if you're doing any traveling. back with the local forecast. >>> also facing charges. what we learned about the couple whose baby gender reveal ceremony sparked a deadly wildfire. >>> and this is an olympics unlike any other. in 60 seconds, we check back this with raj who takes us behind the scenes who shows us what it is like to do all the strict covid protocols. featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. >>> back to tokyo. it is be only the athletes that you the journalists as well. today they were given a guided tour of the city. it was the first time out and about after emerging from 14-day quarantine. until today, they had to stay in a bubble of their hotels. the media center and olympic venues. that's where raj mathai joins us in his bubble. you're on day four of the quarantine? >> reporter: day four. i remember talking with you thinking, okay, it is a soft bubble

this is the pacific coast ofjapan, about an hour and a half drive east of tokyo. got a typhoon blowing in. when you think of surfing, probably think of the north shore of hawaii or the gold coast of australia or maybe bali, not japan. but actually surfing is really, really popular here injapan. it's estimated around two millionjapanese regularly get on a surfboard. this group of young surfers left home in tokyo before 4am this morning in order to be in the water before 6am. the waves here are best early in the morning, before it gets too windy. this beach isjust 2km from where the olympic surfing competition is being held. so how do they feel about not being able to go along and watch? "it doesn't feel right not to be able to go "and watch ourselves," he says. "but other people may say it's not fair to have spectators "at surfing when other sports don't have spectators". that over there behind me, that's where the olympic surfing competition is taking place right now. this was supposed to be a huge festival of surfing. the first time it's ever been in the olympics

as we start this thursday together, elsa is hitting the east coast. overnight, path of destruction, elsa turning deadly in florida, tornadoes touching down, one hitting a naval base in georgia. the storm now moving north with torrential rain and damaging winds. ginger and our weather team tracking it all. >>> also breaking overnight, a shootout in haiti between police and four of the haitian president's suspected assassins, two other suspects in custody, as we learn more about how the ambush was carried out in the middle of the night. the president's injured wife flown to a miami hospital for treatment. >>> tale of two americas. heroic frontline workers honored in the former epicenter of the pandemic as hospitalizations surge in multiple states with low vaccination rates while japan reportedly declaring a state of emergency in tokyo ahead of the olympics. >>> overnight, a moment of silence at the site of the surfside condo collapse. the operation there now a recovery effort as more victims are found. we'll have the l>>country club g suspect who shot t

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fumes again reaching the east coast. firefighters working around the clock, saving lives remains a priority. >> grabbed as much as we could and got out. didn't have much time. but we got out alive, so that's what matters. >> reporter: out-of-control wildfires now the norm as global warming continues to pose a threat. quad venegas, nbc west. >>> staying in the west, monsoons dumping rain on parts of arizona, creating dangerous conditions. here you see a chopper crew rescuing stranded drivers outside phoenix after they got stuck driving through high water. and there is historic and deadly flooding in india. a desperate search for survivors is under way in the western part of the country following storms that triggered massive mudslides. the floods washed out homes and mill sides, killing at least 130. 90,000 others were evacuated. >>> still ahead for us, swimming's biggest olympic star, katie ledecky, on the eve of her first race. the major milestone she just reached outside of the pool. reached outside of the pool. i'd ca