we will have a nearby school eureka was built thanks to the national housing project.city comfortable environment spent about a billion rubles on its construction, of which more than 200 million went to the equipment, in contrast to the standard project. for this educational institution, additional communications were laid, in order, for example, to link together a whole complex of laboratories, this is a laboratory that will allow children to realize all research projects. and, of course, the most important point is the acquisition of the first professional skills, and those that will be implemented by the university of engineering technologies. this repair of refrigeration equipment locksmith, plumber and already children at the output of an ingenious organization will receive the first profession, future technology engineers. after the lessons, together with their parents, they will be able to work on constructing a robot or demodeling or programming these circles will work and conferences can be held at the school on weekends refresher courses equipment places. the

they didn't use anything that could be heard by the people sleeping in eureka. you know, they quietly crept onto the island in the middle of the night and killed people literally in their sleep. from that day forth, wiyot people weren't legally allowed to be on the island again. canter: we're looking at this old, aerial image of tuluwat, which is the wiyot center of the universe. there was actually two villages on tuluwat--the tuluwat proper and then etpidolh--and this is where the gunther mansion was, and for years, folks used to just call tuluwat gunther island, and then eventually, it kind of became indian island, and now we're really trying to only call it tuluwat. this is where the mills were. the was an old yacht club, you know, lots of industry during the late 19th and early 20th century. tuluwat proper before the world renewal ceremony happens had a big metal foundry and a dry do. koch: the duff drydock and boat repair facility operated from just about 1870 to 1990, so they had a boat maintenance and repair facility going for, you know, the better part o

able to design robots in 3d modeling or programming, these circles will work and on weekends the eurekaave its own tv studio, now the installation of equipment is just finishing here. students will be able to try themselves as an announcer or operator. well, if teachers go to distance learning, they will be able to broadcast their classes live from here, in addition to subject teachers, the eureka staff will also include teachers and psychologists, speech pathologists and tutors resource classes will be open to children with special needs. a barrier-free environment is complemented by two elevators. all in all, this school. ready to accept 1.100 children, september 1st. children of refugees from the territory of donbas aleksandrinov will also come here for the first time at the lesson andrey kutsulov mikhail noise vesti, voronezh region vyacheslav volodin checked the preparations for the new academic year in the saratov region today he visited two renovated schools. educational institutions were expanded on a personal initiative from the speaker of the state duma after the appeal of tea

they didn't use anything that could be heard by the people sleeping in eureka. you know, they quietly crept onto the island in the middle of the night and killed people literally in their sleep. from that day forth, wiyot people weren't legally allowed to be on the island again. canter: we're looking at this old, aerial image of tuluwat, which is the wiyot center of the universe. there was actually two villages on tuluwat--the tuluwat proper and then etpidolh--and this is where the gunther mansion was, and for years, folks used to just call tuluwat gunther island, and then eventually, it kind of became indian island, and now we're really trying to only call it tuluwat. this is where the mills were. the was an old yacht club, you know, lots of industry during the late 19th and early 20th century. tuluwat proper before the world renewal ceremony happens had a big metal foundry and a dry dock. koch: the duff drydock and boat repair facility operated from just about 1870 to 1990, so they had a boat maintenance and repair facility going for, you know, the better part

an acquaintance of eureka sins returned to keep from western ukraine just a few days ago. he died to be a 1st hours after the liberation of the local channels is where the scariest described it. and when the camera teams came out at the blue, some is there, i thought they were very import at large, not the talker 1st, have to document everything very quickly. the doctor for the graph, one photographer, might go there to shoot a photo that they hope will become a masterpiece. i'd go with the, for the grass. you another goes back to record evidence of the crimes committed. you get to loved it. the worst of a fix, 0 it even that because i just, i just piece to ping you but don't mean have betia perish. it makes me angry when the world is presented. as the opposite of reality, there were meters to what does russia say dosher? well, they turn things upside down to saying, we're not jesus. pity were but they're becoming nazis themselves here. that somebody that knows it's unbelievable yet it's all very difficult for people to understand. we look at a picture work to even a truth

an acquaintance of eureka since returned to keep from western ukraine just a few days ago. he died to be the 1st hours after the liberation of luke houses where the scariest described it. and when the camera teams came her at the will you some is there. i thought they were very in port at large not worth the talkers have to document everything very quickly. the dodger for the graph one photographer, might go there to shoot a photo that they hope will become a masterpiece. i to cook with the for the garage. you another goes that record evidence of the crimes committee. you get to look at the wash the bushes, 0 it even that because i just i to piece to ping you but don't mean a betia perish. it makes me angry when the world is presented as the opposite of reality. there were meters to what does russia say dodger? well, they turn things upside down to saying, we're not jesus. pity what they're becoming nazis themselves in that sam houston knows it's unbelievable yet. it's all very difficult for people to understand. we look at a picture to even a truthful one, little boy there

uh, how uh scientist invented the eureka formula is the same. you get the result of your work.ot only that, but it often happens it exceeds your expectations. even though i listen to it a lot since i don’t know, when i download the opera, i ’ll show goosebumps, it’s true, where does this come from, it ’s hard to understand? i have a record from home, which is fyodor chaliapin. well, it’s just you , it’s just that everything trembles. and this live sound gives the impression that it’s happening somewhere behind a screen next to you. it’s often said that collecting is not for the poor, in part. igor agrees with this. yes, he can buy a broken device, then restore it and thereby save on work and a restorer or mechanic, but in any case, such a hobby needs to be allocated funds. moreover, the collector has a dissenting opinion on this matter. i know for sure that if i hadn’t spent some 300 dollars i didn’t buy this device, we just ate it up, and they would never be saved, and they would never accumulate, and i would never be able to buy it at the same time , because i would not have

money wow eureka. what else can you hide well.nothing you what a cool one. i love you, my dear. i love you. here is my new number. i scored, so call and often. don't give his phone to anyone, well, of course not. well, you're like james bond . and you never tell me anything at all . you will know a lot, you will grow old. i hope you've called no one on your trip. the strength of even the closest girlfriends. so it is necessary. have patience with a little taxi in advance or i'm a girl myself. what kind of aunt valya am i to you? is that what igor calls me that? he showed me my photos? what did you say? yana serve. yes , my dad hid me here, he’s afraid for me, he’s afraid of how many enemies don’t have much to lose for my mother. you yourself know everything we are talking to him. i tell him you need to get married. well, you give me the phone. call. everything is good. what's with her? listen, don't say anything to your father , okay, otherwise, somehow it turned out badly to come to you. we need to talk. yes? i'm here until 6:00.

moments alon- they were quite a few eureka moments along the _ they were quite a few eureka momentsound. so, the society played a huge role in a day can we are really proud of our membership for stepping up proud of our membership for stepping up and funding part of that date. i was going to say, and it must be said _ was going to say, and it must be said, matthew is right, it must be said, matthew is right, it must be said that — said, matthew is right, it must be said that had we not been lucky and richard _ said that had we not been lucky and richard had been buried in a car park. _ richard had been buried in a car park. we — richard had been buried in a car park, we never would have found him. if the _ park, we never would have found him. if the building had been built over the top _ if the building had been built over the top of— if the building had been built over the top of them, there is no way we could _ the top of them, there is no way we could have — the top of them, there is no way we could have found him because he would _ could have found him because he would be — coul

it was a eureka process, right? i pitched the book as being about garrison douglas, the interracial alliance. so i'm very interested in how people overcome the things that divide them and act collectively. so originally, maria weston chapman was not a very important character in the book at all, but as i slowly realized how important she had been and how she was. she just brought it by proxy. i mean, she was just it just went off in an arc. and i have to give my editor at houghton mifflin harcourt now mariner books at harpercollins diane ermey a shout out because about halfway through the process i got back a version of the book for my editor and she said, you know, i think you should feel free to make more of maria. and of course, once unleashed, i have the woman who ran the bazaars right on? the daughter of a rock merchant. so i love the idea of this high society woman, the bazaar. so i could really run with it. i don't know if someone who's a professional historian would have so quickly realized that she was unde

kumasi: firefighters are reporting progress in containing a number of wildfires east of eureka. >> containment at the lightning complex fire grew to 81% this morning. 40 square miles in humble in trinity counties have burned. stable weather is helping the fire crews shore up the lines. the fires started on august 5. of the 12 that ignited from lightning strikes, only two of them are actively burning. local firefighters have played a role in bringing these fires under control. this strike team from alameda county recently returned after a 12 day deployment at the six rivers complex. firefighters from alameda county, oakland, fremont and he were dispatched as part of the emergency services mutual aid response. the strike team is back home safe after helping on the fire lines. in the east bay, after a two-year hiatus, the chinatown street fest is back. the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce is to liberty 33 years of the annual event, highlighting local businesses. hundreds attended the weekend celebration. the event has art, stages with a lineup of cultural performances, and lots of options fo

the weight for cars at the pole that ukrainian border was up to 2 days long. eureka was in cross the border on foot on the other side of the border. an acquaintance came to pick him up by car with. mm hm. the 1st traffic jams began long before keith, tens of thousands of ukrainians were returning to the capital and the liberated areas. north of keith. ah no congress. gov out it was she can be a student. how can you make people understand? tucker, art photography doesn't help her is vicky no great masterpieces, no class thick, so nothing helps you if you she, all the efforts have been vainly leroy widely. after the 1st and 2nd world wars, a new consciousness seemed to emerge leeway barley. but now it's starting all over again. he looked up at what does he wouldn't you would i see all this incredible destruction of an i feel how angry i hear you as you see the war is far away and there seems to be peace here again, already, not the diesel, but i still feel the war, nevertheless, nearly a dudgeon just to it. ah ah . if this is darryl gun doll, this is the way to my home yet that, that a

unit pesticides and kathy ones that were approved here in peru and in the countries switchboard to eureka and by her another problem is water. for now, there's enough meltwater from the ice caps in the mountains to irrigate the plantations. but the blue very fields are said to expand 3 fold in the next few years. and what then, dans have been built on the edge of the desert with the water diverted through tunnels. it flows towards the fields on the pacific side of the andes and away from the amazon basin. at up boils over here at amir, in order for our exports to remain internationally competitive, peru needs to create more farmland and grow more produce, received and for that route we need new irrigation infrastructure projects. and what's the zip on the left in those areas here? now, the whole operation is geared towards maximum growth, unlike smaller european bill berries, which are rarely cultivated and have less commercial potential, peruvian blueberries, or forcefully brained new varieties promise, even bigger harvests. this one is called mateus. it grows abundantly as fern, tasty f

uh, the dog's name is eureka. we call eureka to eat and say how good he is.ge, and the most interesting thing is that he imitates the voice of the one who speaks, he imitates the voice of my mother-in-law. seriously so accurate. they certainly have amazing birds. miracle, yes. well , tell me, yes, friends come to me, that is, they run right away and talk to the demon. here, i have a friend. herman is also a frying pan. hello, i promised you everything here, this is, in short, everything. eh, in general, i would like to tell you. thank you. you are an excellent example of a viewer of our program until recently , every dog ​​knew about our program. now the parrots have also flown up to look at both. here, kiss him better kiss him. a little not much. a little bit is not necessary. clever girl, kiss petrosh, kiss again well done well, let's find out now the whole history of these touching relationships. guys, maria kirill came to us as well as their dog march and parrot petrusha guys get up, get up march, come in. what's going on in the video ? how do you teach t

use pesticides, okay. ones that were approved here in peru and but in the country switchboard to eureka and by her another problem is water. for now, there's enough meltwater from the ice caps in the mountains to irrigate the plantations. but the blue very fields are said to expand 3 fold in the next few years. and what then, dans have been built on the edge of the desert with the water diverted through tunnels. it flows towards the fields on the pacific side of the andes and away from the amazon basin. at up boils over here at amir, in order for our exports to remain internationally competitive, peru needs to create more farmland and grow more produce. we see. and for that we need new irrigation infrastructure projects and what are the zip on the left in those areas here? now the whole operation is geared towards maximum growth. unlike smaller european bill berries, which are rarely cultivated and have less commercial potential, peruvian blueberries, or forcefully brained new varieties promise, even bigger harvests. this one is called mateus. it grows abundantly as fern, tasty fruit, a

for many here we are getting an air quality advisory here of some smoke coming down from near eureka. some of that has been drifting into the north and also the east bay. so if you see some he's he's guys that's where it's coming from us from the north or northeast of eureka. morning fog. cool mild, low, sunny, hazy, nice to mild to warm to hot. that's pretty good fog bank out there bigger than we saw the entire weekend. that's for sure. but it's mainly confined to the coast. so santa rosa up to 95, oakland, 80 to 98 livermore, although to hit 100 win surprise me more likely tomorrow, though, in san jose, from 88 to 90 degrees tomorrow is the big day , although conquered 99 so there will be some near 100 today. i did see a couple of projections between one oh, two and one. oh six. tomorrow i went one. oh, four. see how that works. 98 on wednesday, 94 on thursday, so it's still going to be hard for a while. the one saving grace of the water temps which came down down down i mean, big time. 52 53 55 bodega bay point raised in san francisco bowie. that's that's a big drop in since last t

ama: a cluster of wildfires burning east of eureka and humboldt has grown to 36 square miles. rivers lightning complex fire started 11 days ago. two of the 12 are strack -- still active. the fire is 23% contained. a crew from the fire department is assisting in the fight against those flames. it's being called a first in the nation. military personnel will join crews fighting wildfires in california to get j.r. stone is here to tell us about this new type of strike team. reporter: these may look like big pickup trucks. you can see them right there. they are four-wheel-drive fire engines that carry 300 gallons of water each. they will have military personnel in them, ready to fight wildfires in california. >> so this program is going to put five fire engines and 20 soldier firefighters out on the front lines. >> it's called a strike team which you may have heard of. what's new is the partnership. state fire engines with california national guard men and women inside those vehicles. it is said to be the first of its kind in the nation. the goal here is to help better contain fir

freedoms. chic where his government has ordered an investigation against former president pete him was eureka in connection with the matter of an albino man and 2018 people with albinism in the region are often a target of human rights abuses, stigmatization and discrimination. and while president guerra says human rights must be guaranteed to all ma lauins, police detained investigative journalist, gregory conway, who said he was pressured to reveal his sources on a government corruption story. with his time in office ending in 2025, wilma lauve in see the country and economy their leader promised to deliver during his presidential campaign, the president of milan lazarus took where it talks to al jazeera. ah, ah lazarus to clara presidents, is malory. thank you for talking to alex. i want to start with a pressing issue for your administration and for many millions the global food crisis. now we know that malone is a very heavy net food importer in 2018. something like 17 percent of that came from russia, i believe including majority of your wheat. now since the start of the war in ukraine,

the mckinney fire is just west of the northern town of eureka firefighters are concentrating on getting people out safely rather than fighting the blaze itself. my camera explains it's called the mckinney fire. it started on friday, grew from one to 160 square kilometers in 24 hours and is now covering well over 200 square kilometers and continuing to spread. a mandate. free evacuation order was issued. an estimated 2000 people left their home saturday, and another 500 had been evacuated in the course of sunday. many, leaving behind their possessions like this 81 year old. my house has gone all my furniture, all my clothes, shoes out. everything's gone. some decided to leave before the men day 3 evacuation and managed to save some of their belongings. yeah, we got out before the fires, actually there was a red flag to get out of. we don't want to be there to when they do to get out have 15 minutes to get out and figure out all those packed every to go get out there. soon as possible. the swirling winds made the course of the fire impossible to predict me from any angle at this point. it

ama: a cluster of wildfires burning east of eureka and humboldt has grown to 36 square miles. the six rivers lightning complex fire started 11 days ago. two of the 12 are strack -- still active. the fire is 23% contained. a crew from the fire department is assisting in the fight against those flames. it's being called a first in the nation. military personnel will join crews fighting wildfires in california to get j.r. stone is here to tell us about this new type of strike team. reporter: these may look like big pickup trucks. you can see them right there. they are four-wheel-drive fire engines that carry 300 gallons of water each. they will have military personnel in them, ready to fight wildfires in california. >> so this program is going to put five fire engines and 20 soldier firefighters out on the front lines. >> it's called a strike team which you may have heard of. what's new is the partnership. state fire engines with california national guard men and women inside those vehicles. it is said to be the first of its kind in the nation. the goal here is to help better con

because the sun did set but as i zoom on, and you can see that plume just to the mhm, east actually, of eureka. and that plume. the big question is if i can get over here and pointed out for you right there will make it to the bay area, and the answer is no. because of this right here. this area of low pressure. imagine the winds in a counter clockwise position around the low, so these northwest steering winds are taking that plume of smoke and has taken it out over into the open waters. it's also keeping a cap on our temperature 66 in pacifica. 2 86 degrees 20 degrees spanned across the bay area today, this is below average inland. this is perfect bayside and around the peninsula . we have overcast skies right now out towards the estuary where small craft advisory goes into place. tomorrow we have now tumbled into the fifties and santa rosa. otherwise we are in the sixties and our future cast clearly illustrates there's a good threat. of thunderstorms moving north up against the spine of the high sierra for our monday and tuesday will keep a watchful eye on that because it could cause some fl

uh, how uh scientist invented the eureka formula is the same.of your work, but it often happens that it exceeds your expectations. despite the fact that i listen to this many times already, i don’t know, when i download the opera, i will show goosebumps, it’s true, where does it come from is difficult to understand? i have a record from home, which is fyodor chaliapin, but just you it's just that everything trembles. and this lively sound gives the impression that it is happening somewhere behind a screen next to you. it is often said that collecting is not for the poor, in part. igor agrees with this. yes, he can buy a broken device, then restore it and thereby save on the work of a restorer or a mechanic, but in any case, you need to allocate funds for such a hobby. moreover, the collector has a dissenting opinion on this matter. i know for sure that if i hadn’t spent some 300 dollars or bought this device, we would just we ate, and they would never save, and they would never accumulate, and i would never be able to buy it at the same time, be

he wants to do something that has no idea but then kaepernick takes a knee and eureka. yes.something i can do and you study social movements and social struggle this is his great gift to the grand history of social movements. it is that gesture to replicate and everybody knows what it is you are talking about.ee so he takes the knee and when he does this is when the story really begins because i found when talking to people so the real story is after the knee gets taken a start to see does the church one —- is the coach support mi stabbed her do i get solidarity and support? areho the teachers patting me on the back like some cases are are there concerns teachers or professors are giving bad grades because they object what you are doing on the sporting field because one was convinced they were trying to push her out to her grades unfairly for one student. that must be a nightmare if you think about that. so rodney a went through all of that. so despite his hardship he has no regrets whatsoever and is very proud of what he did. second when summer 2020 happens with the protest

. >> ideas to protect eureka. zach: through spotty reception, dwayne morris showed me what it looks like at his ranch. >> that is smoke and haze then, right? >> all smoke and haze. zach: the husband and wife moved to a year ago. >> i love this house, because i love this house, but it is cement, fiberboard, komple zit shingle roof, not a lot of big trees around me, so i have defensible space. zach: but still, they and their neighbors are preparing to evacuate. >> water tanks are filled, but we're going to try really hard not to go, because we can stay in the middle of a big gravel pit and hopefully that won't burn. zach: as they continue to fight the extreme fire, they are doing all they can to keep out of the smoke and keep up their hope, grateful for the people working around the clock to protect their community. so, again that update from the community meeting, you heard the forest supervisor that multiple lives have been lost, but two have been confirmed. hopefully, the number stays at two, but she is alluding

crews say it stopped the spread of the fire towards eureka. the fire is blamed for four deaths and it has burned nearly 90 square miles. firefighters have stopped progress on a brush fire in east contra costa county. this is time-lapse from a wildfire monitoring camera. it broke out just before 11:00 p.m. last night. calfire says the fire appears to be about 10 or 15 acres. drive carefully in the area because they are continuing to put the flames out. drew: we are looking outside. it's very limited fog. you can see part of the san francisco skyline. you can see a little bit of fog breaking over twin peaks. the marine layer is compressed, meaning we will see sunshine faster this morning in many cities compared to yesterday. the pollen is on the rise. moderate levels now. grass pollen, mold, all low levels. the sun is coming up around 6:15 a.m. and the uv index is running high. dew points, feeling muggy. drier, more comfortable air will not arrive until tomorrow. so the dew points will gradually drop through tomorrow afternoon, so by the weekend

kumasi: developing news on a cluster of wildfires burning east of eureka. the so-called six rivers lightning complex has grown to more than 23,000 acres. the complex of fires first started 11 days ago. two of the 12 fires are still active. about 23% containment in total. two members of the fire department are helping that fight. san francisco city council is making it harder for thieves to sell catalytic converters. it is now illegal to have a used catalytic converter in the city. anyone caught with one will face a fine of up to $5,000 and six months in jail. you have to have documentation if you have a legitimate reason for having a used catalytic converter. this also means police can charge suspects accused of theft without having to catch them in the act. another warning from china, hours after the u.s. announced negotiations with taiwan. reggie: a time-consuming problem for a lot of people is going to get even more difficult for some in the bay area. drew: am looking at the latest drop monitor we just got a few minutes ago, there is no change from last

eureka crescent city, arcadia . keep an eye on that. first of the season may be coming in.ll see. we'll see 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps held onto the nineties for another day or two. then we start to drop those temps dave on the weekend. thank you times, 7 53. three people were hurt in san francisco, including two firefighters in this apartment building fire coming up, we'll let you hear from attendant to escape these flames. and don't forget you can see tomorrow night's 49ers game right here with us on ktvu up next. how much playing time what we see for quarterback trey lance? for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and

drizzle on the way there could be some little hints and maybe eureka north some light rain.e wouldn't be until the weekend flooding around tucson to some monsoon, but it looks a lot quieter. phoenix and also scottsdale las vegas a little bit but not as bad as it was a couple of days ago. just been incredible monsoon season yet tahoe and truckee quiet. nothing is moving up that far north. quarter mile visibility visibility at the nevada airport mile and three quarters at half moon bay and then a little bit worse down towards watson ville down to monterey. so any travel plans along those routes, you might encounter some thick fog sixties seventies eighties and nineties morning fog. mild lows . sunny for all. it'll be nice to heart, depending on how close you are to the coast or how far you are inland. fifties sixties on the temps for everybody across the board here, east bay temps low sixties upper fifties just not changing mid sixties pittsburgh, brentwood, but dublin, pleasanton at 60, walnut creek's at 60, orinda, 60 hercules at 60 38 36 about that, starting to drop here me

mckinney fire smoke is still an issue right around the reading in towards eureka, but not drifting down into the bay area. we just got a few passing clouds this morning, less and less of those low clouds come the afternoon in temperatures despite a cloudier start to the day will actually be warmer. come the afternoon ahead of u.s.. high pressure ridge that the building back in now will help to result in temperatures climbing steadily each and every day. setting us up eventually for some daytime highs next week that are starting to get a little warmer than i think we'd like. as for today, cloud cover less and less already mentioned that tomorrow morning, starting the day with a bit of clouds after today's sunshine. and seeing retreat of them come the afternoon and more sunshine again for your friday weekend gets a little bit warmer. but the real he arrives into next week. as for today, we are going to be in the 60's and 70's for the city. really nice day again. 60's at the coast. a nice window of sunshine out there for you. some 70's for most of our bayshore cities mixed with just a coup

. >> eureka, montana, this is dan. good morning. >> good morning. i always said the march on washington, think i was eight years old, my parents took me and my little sister. i just remember it as a very peaceful and adventurous day, lots of people of all different kinds. i remember peter, paul and mary and of course the martin luther king speech. just that everybody got along real well and all i remember, we were kind of camped out over underneath the closest tree to the steps maybe. i was only eight and my parents let me, oh, okay, it was hot and i wanted to dip my feet in the reflecting pool. okay, we'll be here, come back when you're done. i went swimming for an hour and got cool, came back and it was a wonderful time, had a great time and i'm glad i went to it. just kind of a funny thing, my little sister was chattering a little bit when martin luther king was speaking. i remember dad saying, you might want to watch this because some day it's going to be in your history books. anyway. >> that's a wonderful memory. >> wonderful time >> wonderful

they say they stop the spread of the fire towards the city of eureka. the fire is blamed for four deaths and it has burned nearly 90 square miles. drew: at least getting some help from mother nature. outside this morning from our east bay hills camera, you see a limited layer of fog this morning. you can see it is really just confined to the immediate coastline. the eastern side of the city right now dealing with clear skies. we have clear skies over the east bay. we will see sunshine a lot faster this morning in many cities compared to yesterday. tree pollen is at moderate levels. your uv index is very high. hour-by-hour, we go. in some high clouds streaming in from time to time. we will continue the wide range of temperatures for another day. 60's and 70's close to the coast. let's get a check of traffic with sue. sue: we go back to the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. traffic is flying through their. you will see a few brake lights on the span westbound on the western side. if your travels take you the 80 corridor from hercules all the

it was 74 degrees on the south shore. 63 eureka 97 degrees in palm springs. your bottom line forecasts are calling for a great start both days over the weekend, but it will pan out to be beautiful temperature wise tonight 50 sixties tomorrow's highs. sixties and eighties and you're outside lands forecast. can't ask for better weather for this weekendks, roberta. well nonprot group is hoping to offer free flights and hoping that that will help passengers get a better understanding of the west. extreme drought, foxes. my feeling booby shows us what passengers will see while their in flight. taking the disguise. to get a view of the great salt lake from above beautiful and also a little bit of a gut punch to see you need to understand this incredible resource that you have them here. is being diminished to a point that it won't be viable anymore and raise awareness about its challenges. seeing the effect of a shrinking lake. that's about half of the size that it would be without diversions and without drought, and we're starting to see dust impact are you know l

you do see it by between mcdowell and eureka. you do see a fairly significant sell. this is going to get going later tonight, early tomorrow morning and throughout the day tomorrow, so that's the red flag warning, and that's the main concern. the other big concern after the thunder lightning died down and then 24 hours is going to be that opportunity for this fire to move around in that terrain. the terrain is brutal up there, and it's very difficult to fight fires. and if you know the area, which many of you do, it's up and down. it's very steep and not a lot of roads going in and out of there, so they're going to have their work cut out for them. but again, red flag warning. red heat advisory gets dropped red flag warning stays in effect through tomorrow for this chance of thunderstorms. all right, bill. thank you. some big area. firefighters are already heading north to help fight the mckinney fire. the santa rosa fire department posted images to twitter. today they show the firefighters who will join a strike team in that area. the department also called attentio

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it is located deep inside redwood national park north of eureka, but the national park recently closed the area surrounding the tree citing the damage caused by visitors. violators will be fined $5000. spirit disturbing to think anybody would. next the top stories were falling today including a state of emergency north of the bay area. in a massive wildfire burning near the oregon border and this morning it is taken a tragic turn at the latest on the devastation just ahead. >>> have you made your monkeypox vaccine appointment yet? what you need to know the race to vaccinate as san francisco wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >>> right now at 5:30, a ne

i was like, eureka. now if i could just talk to come i don't know, sometimes that's what it takes. it takes conversations that are very difficult right now between neighbor to neighbor, sometimes within her own families. there are things we're looking at that might help. i think the way that social media has divided us and amplified for fear and anger and loathing and division should mean that we ought to change that and unity that they have. but among the most difficult things is it venerates the first amendment. there's a wide birth of allies d that's a really difficult problem when those lies travel by rally. >> host: yeah. since this is booktv we should probably talk a little bit about writing and the craft of writing this book. why don't you tell us, that title "midnight in washington" i'm envisioning you were writing it at midnight but you tell me. what are your writing practices? how did you put this book together? >> guest: it's interesting because that's up with the title came from but that's very true. i was writing a lot of this at midnight during the course of the last

and then colin kaepernick takes a knee and it's like eureka a lightbulb goes off.t's something i can do. i would argue if you study social movements and social struggles this is colin kaepernick's great gift to the grand history is that gesture. it's the gesture that you can replicate and do and everybody knows what it is you're talking about. it? with him that he can do thatha too. so he takes in the end when he does this is when the story in a lot of respects began. now when talking to people at like wow the real story after the knee is taken and you start seeing the coach supporting or not supporting. it's like stabbed in the back by teammates are stabbed in the front by teammates or do i get solidarity and are their teachers a patat me on the back and call me john carlos in the hallway by k in stone carlos? or are there concerns that teachers and particularly professors are getting bad grades because they object to what you are doing on the sporting field which caused one of the people i interviewed to transfer out of school because she was sure they were tryin

you can see on the satellite up and down the coastline from eureka, cape mendocino down toward montereyas we come in closer. you can see the solid cloud bank already never really cleared out at all . and it's out toward half moon bay out toward the golden gate bridge. and the marin headlands. already the clouds moving right on through the golden gate bridge and making that push inland approaching alcatraz and as you can see, how toward treasure island as well, so this will continue to be on the increase. in fact, it's a sinking up nicely with our live camera right now already pushing back into drifting over san francisco this afternoon, but over the east bay hills, we still have mostly clear skies. numbers out there. santa rosa 80 to san francisco 62 cooler than yesterday. conquered 89 hayward upper seventies and san jose a pleasant 82 degrees overnight. tonight we'll bring in some overcast and temperatures start out your thursday morning. most neighborhoods will be in the fifties to the low sixties. so here's the cloud pattern tomorrow morning, and we'll probably have some more cloud c