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30 this morning and it comes after a federal judge refused to move the trial from san francisco to eureka. you will remember depape is accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer in his san francisco home last year. that trial is set to start in november. >>> also happening today, mma fighter cain velasquez will be back in court this afternoon for a trial setting hearing. velasquez is facing attempted murder charges. prosecutors say he shot at a car carrying a man accused of molesting a velasquez relative last year. >>> after nearly four months on the picket lines, hollywood writers are seeing some progress in their strike. the movie studios requesting a meeting this friday with the union to discuss negotiations. this is the first time we have seen movement in a while. the movie studio sent our sister station in l.a. a statement saying they are committed to finding a path forward. >>> an empty piece of land in the east bay may soon become new housing for people trying to make it in the bay. a new bill signed by governor newsom means a part of alameda's waterfront may soon become new ho

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you see that counterclockwise flow up north, up north of eureka. so watch what happens over the bay area as we go into tomorrow. it stays about the same. but then look what happens on tuesday. see how the bay area gets that sort of the flow changes over eureka in the bay area. that's more of a high pressure ridge and that's where the warming will come. so on tuesday day and into wednesday, we're going to continue with this warming temperatures will get in the inland bay valleys will probably get into the upper 90s, low one hundreds and for us upper 80s low 90s mid 90s in the normal spots and then maybe a couple low one hundreds in really hot spots and then it changes around completely look what happens thursday. look at the trough how it digs in on saturday and sunday. so it's a it's a brief heat up followed by a pretty rapid cool down, which is not that unusual or that that different than what we've been seeing this entire season. so we'll keep an eye on it. that's how it looks this week is going to be about warming. it warmed a little today. thes

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it happened just before 8.30, about 10 miles north of eureka. and while many people reported feeling the jolts, there has been no reports of any damage. want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast now taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. the peninsula was pretty warm today as well. >> gayle ong is here. she's got a look ahead at our forecast. hey, kale. hello, noel. and and hello, everyone. and you can start to see those clouds moving over the coast. >> you can take a look at this vantage point that marine layer right over the golden gate bridge. but this view from the east bay hills, blue skies ahead. so it depends where you were. and even at this hour, we are still quite warm. we're still in the 90's over in places like livermore. 92 93 in dublin, 94 in concord to 65 in berkeley. start to get cooler as you make your way by the ocean. 64 in san francisco. so we're about 4 degrees warmer in places like concord, 5 degrees warmer in livermore than we were this time yesterday. we have some active weather that we're keeping an eye

and so far that those showers have diminished and really has stay to our north in in places like eureka and ukiah. so what weekend are those clouds from that subtropical moisture. so you notice that running through the coast and then it does clear out through the day. so you get some sunny skies and then you it comes back in the evening and overnight hours. temperatures right now we're still hot in the 90's in livermore. 95, 98 and antioch, 93 in concord, 80 in hayward, 59 degrees. so about 30 degrees cooler in moon bay. so that's where you want to go to beat the heat inland. your lows tonight, widespread 50's and 60's. so quite mild when you're waking up and here is a look at the first part of the week. you can see we're going to hold on to the upper 90's until thursday. that's when we'll see a slight cooling trend. and that's when you're going to notice that will have this trough coming in. and that's when you notice things cool down by the weekend to more seasonable averages. i'll have your 7 day forecast in a bit. thank you, gayle. >> still ahead, a community in south florida tackli

it happened just before 8.30, about 10 miles north of eureka. so way up there. and while many people reported feeling the jolting this morning, there were no reports of any damage. all right. we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at downtown san francisco where the fog slowly creeping there. it's been sick across the basin says afternoon. that's for sure. but >> warm in other parts. got a lot going on. yeah, i know that the gayle ong is tracking some some interesting weather. gayle, what's happening? >> good evening, well, good evening, everyone. yeah, we have an active a weather pattern this is storm tracker. 4 showing some showers to our east and we're catching the remnants of that. so we have reports of lightning making its way through contra costa county. parts of the east bay as well. so if you're noticing a sprinkle or 2, some light showers, that is why current wind speeds right now a bit breezy half moon bay, 10 miles per hour. calm san francisco, 5 miles per hour. but this is why we have some that some interesting weather

in the north bay, north of santa rosa, all the way up to mendocino, eureka area are in red.closer to the bay area, most of you are in yellow, although if you go a little east to the san joaquin valley, stockton, maybe east of san jose, it doesn't start to get orange as well. -- does start to get orange as well. if we are concerned, who would you save may be most impacted to the negative effects of being exposed? tina: once it is in that red unhealthy level, we are all really vulnerable. those with respiratory conditions already are the most vulnerable, as well as children and the elderly. it impacts their systems more. it is important that folks protect themselves from the smoke. conditions are changing constantly because the fires up north, it is based on the containment and how much smoke it is putting out at any given time, and the wind direction. it can change very rapidly and different areas of the bay area can be impacted at different levels, so it is important people are checking airnow.gov for the latest. kristen: i can see our levels have been climbing since this mo

eureka! i found it! you know. it's kind of an interesting dig. and so we're going to try to figure out a way to put under cover those things that need to be preserved in a warehous or building, or however, archived. and then the others, we'll figure out some kind of interesting display and uses for them. so we're in the middle of a lot of wreckage right now but there are good things in this wreckage so we're going to try to save it. (mark thorp) well, amidst the devastation i'm kinda mixed. i'm feeling optimistic that we'll find collectible items within the burn, but generally speaking, i'm still in that fog of the trauma associated with the event. only a little over 100 days ago. what we're really going to be focusing on: telling the story. and that's through a testimonial process of survivors of paradise, but then also through the artifacts that we can collect. and putting some provenance behind them. (piano music swells) i moved to paradise when i was 6 years old and lived there until i was 18 when i went away to university. i don't believe th

activity has since diminished and now there seems to be more activity to our north in places like eurekaand hosts a matt hamilton and even livermore. but here's the future cast. we've been noticing some clouds along the coast overnight and into your morning commute. so you can expect some drizzle along your drive. and that seems to be the tomorrow. we can expect maybe some isolated thunderstorms like we saw in the late afternoon, usually around 5 or 6 in the evening. so that's when all that energy start such charge up from all the heat. so you can expect that to happen at temperatures right now in your overnight lows. now we're in the 50's and 60's. so pretty mild. and looking ahead, we have upper 90's. so we're going to stay in the upper 90's inland 80's around the bay 60's along the coast. and coming up, i'll have your tenant. 10 forecast and more news after the break. >> continuing coverage on the destruction in maui. federal officials say more than 3,000 people in maui have registered for various kinds of federal assistance. and that number is expected to grow the biden administratio

it's a decade-long competition and started with the first man in the cosmos, who was russian, eurekauardian -- yuri gregorian, who all russian children learn about. then there was a loaner competition. it became quiet around the moon after americans walked on the moon, and the last pride of russians in space exploration, was that for years, they use rockets that would bring americans and europeans to the iss. i was lucky enough to be present at the launch of such a rocket, and remember feeling solidarity with the west over earthly politics, but that's over now too. they have been flying elon musk's rockets for a few years now, so there is not much left. brent: maybe we will have to go to the moon to find unity among earthlings again. yuri, thank you. tennis news now, caroline was the aggies run to the care of -- caroline wozniacki's run in the canadian open was brought to an end. there was also a win for canadian champion carlos alcaraz. >> carlos alcaraz took the court for the first time since winning wimbledon in mid july. in one of the last preparation tournaments before the u.s.

it's going to be to the north of us as that accumulates and moves closer to areas like eureka and redding can see close to a hundredth of an inch if anything. keep that in mind for the kids heading back to school. the umbrellas, i don't think you will need them to be put in the backpacks. for friends close to pacifica, for all the kids getting ready and heading to the bus stop, 50s to start and 60s as you are coming back from school. that's along our coastline where we are seeing 60s. we are dealing with 80s for our daytime highs. 90s and triple digits in the east bay. it's a hot one in eastern portions of solano where you will be under a heat advisory starting at 11:00 a.m. we are dealing with above average temperatures with 80s and 90s near napa. concord, upper 90s to kick off the week and then back to average in the 80s as we head into the weekend. this is moving across the state so they're going to be dealing with lots of issues later this week. for us in the bay, look at all the blue. that's showing below normal temperatures for our temperature anomaly map as early as this weekend. a

this comes after a federal judge refused to move the trial from san francisco to eureka.'ll recall depape is accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer in his san francisco home last year. the trial is set to start in november. >>> also happening today, mma fighter cain velasquez will be back in court for a trial setting hearing. he's facing attempted murder charges. prosecutors say he shot at a car with a man accused of molesting his relative last year inside. >>> 5:35 now, and a follow-up out of san francisco where firefighters are still investigating an early-morning construction fire in hayes valley. we brought you live breaking coverage of the story yesterday morning. the massive fire started around 6:00 yesterday in the morning, and the flames caused part of that building to collapse. the heat was so intense, it also cracked windows across the street. around 140 firefighters worked to keep the flames from spreading to the rest of the block. eight people, though, are now out of their homes and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> after nearly f

you see the deep red up around eureka and lot of it drifting down south toward the bay area where we have some orange and yellow in our skies here. and all you have to do is look out the window and see how bad it is. kron four's ella sogomonian is in the studio now, but she did spend a lot of time outside this afternoon. >> i was talking about coughing earlier. you are out there for a long time. how are you feeling? yeah, i did try to go outside for about a half an hour to see what the air quality was like first hand and it has been getting worse into the night. >> you can see that it's been super hazy out there. you can barely see the east bay hills and the bay bridge from the embarcadero. while i was out there, i didn't have to go back indoors because i started to this cling sensation in the back of my throat. and again, this happening for 2 reasons that we mentioned. take a look. we have video from the north of us where we have states that have wildfires continue to rage and the smoke is traveling south to us here in the bay area. it's so bad that cal fire actually had to let peop

one of the fires is burning in siskiyou county near eureka. air quality officials say anyone who smelled smoke should stay inside and keep their windows and doors closed. for more on the conditions, we bring in our chief meteorologist for the latest bill. yeah, i think this morning, julie, the air quality of the smoke was more of an issue this afternoon with the winds clearing winds and what have you. it looks like the air quality is a lot better. this is up to date. so basically, the bay area is in the green zones, right? so that tells you that you've got pretty good air quality as we look at parts of the bay area, some yellows in the moderate range. most of the smoke now has moved to the north of us. so that should be helpful for many if you are bothered by it. and you can kind of see the air quality looking pretty good, right here with plenty of sunshine, not a lot of fog at the coast. there's fog is trying to reform, but but it's not going to get really a good leg up until probably on thursday. thursday night. so that's how that is. now as

and then that's when i had sort of a eureka moment. that was an idea that sort of tied together some of the points that i could make about the celebrities and and the war that they were foisting upon and and in our attention span, we only have so much bandwidth and so paperwork, thinking less about who are heroes and, who are that admired. and they were thinking more about who was on abc last night. and so you could sort of see this happening before your eyes, so to speak, that the national attention goes. let's let's do a little definition hero. what's the difference being a hero and a celebrity? well, the differences between jimi is between heroes about well, he does accomplishments and heroes as a big act. and that's usually selfless celebrity is about reputation, not accomplishment. and it's about a big face. and so. i have a list of them that my book i to read about to a boy but i have a list of of the distinctions between heroes and celebrities and it's it's a it's a it's a disturbing and and i'd say it's still playing out now. i

but notice how the flow goes this direction in and then up near eureka in areas of ukiah, very similar to yesterday, we had some thunder and lightning roll through early this morning on the east edge of the south bay. outside of that, it's been fairly quiet today. here's a look at what we're expecting for tomorrow morning. low clouds along the coastline, a little bit of fog just inside the bay. still going to have that moisture come our way, although a little bit less than what we're even experiencing today. so another warm, humid day expected for your bay area wednesday before this pattern finally begins to push out. 92 degrees expected for santa rosa tomorrow. we'll go low 70s in san francisco once again, nearing 100 degrees for the inner east bay. livermore going to 99. san jose, you're looking at 90 degrees. a better look at what we can expect for your bay area wednesday as well as the cooldown coming our way into the weekend coming up. all right. sounds good. rosemary, thank you. the death toll continuing to rise in maui as federal relief measures are put into place for the thousa

he tells a story about how he had this eureka moment at the justice department, listening to joe banana on television, talking about the five families getting together, kind of god father like, and making big decisions, and how it was he who decided, that's how i can bust them. i can use the rico act. he's so identified with rico, it's part of his identity, part of his self-worth, and georgia is employing rico against anymore, kind of draws a knife into the heart of his legacy, and it must hurt. >> andrew kirtsman, jay tom morgan, glenn kirschner, what a fascinating conversation, thank you so much for being on the program. >>> next, a stunning story of survival, a lahaina resident joins us with unbelievable stories, first of surviving the story and now the aftermath and the ongoing struggle to get help on the island. >>> first, a heartbreaking story of loss, among the 106 people killed in the wildfires, 68-year-old franklin, who died protecting his friend's dog, a golden retriever named sam. authorities say they found the two in the backseat of a car with trejoy lie lying on top of sam,

its way out of us and we actually have more thunderstorm activity north closer to crescent city and eurekas is our water vapor imagery and you can kind of see all of it moving out and we're going to be left with dry air right around the corner. let's talk about locally here in the bay area. weeing up this morning, down into the santa clara valley, this is a live look from our black mountain cam. mostly clear skies for us down in the santa clara valley. san jose, already sitting at 67 degrees and we're in the upper 60s also near livermore. later into this afternoon, the foggy skies near san francisco, we're going to see it lift just a little bit and daytime highs today close to the triple digits off in the inland areas and 60s along the coast. more on that in a bit but for now over to you reed. >>> this morning headlines now. this morning the word indictmentit's getting very familiar for former president donald trump. he's the latest. late yesterday trump indict for the fourth in just five months. this time, a georgia grand jury handed down the charges against mr. trump. by the way this mor

now it's up around eureka. that trough is hanging out and as long as it hangs out, we're going to be in a position where our temperatures after after wednesday and thursday are going to be on the, i would say, mild side for this time of year. so as you look at the forecast temperatures for, well, the highs from today, they're going to be a little bit warmer than we had yesterday or warmer than what we had today. highs tomorrow, that is talking about the texas area. dallas, look at all the heat there in the central part of the state or in the country. oklahoma, 80 degrees. this is the forecast for the next three days. millions of people under heat advisories. look at oklahoma city. look at dallas. that's wednesday afternoon. now look at we'll move it into thursday afternoon. same deal right back into the hunters. and again, they're dealing with humidity, not only humidity that's always there, but humidity from the tropical storm that's pushed through there as well. so kind of messy conditions out in the central

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this is near eureka and it's pushing wildfire smoke down to the bay area. bay area air quality management district says smoky, hazy skies may be visible in the north bay and the smell of smoke is possible in higher elevations and we may get a little bit of rain from hurricane tropical storm hillary up our way, but not a big deal really up here in northern california. but southern california, boy, it's going to be a doozy today. yes national weather service even using words like life threatening. so they of course, that's the big concern. the flash flooding as well as, of course, the thunderstorm comes in and things like that. we had some live reporters out there saying what the thunderstorms may be, even spin off some tornadoes. so everybody a little anxious, waiting to see what's to come. here's a look at what is going on outside our doors today. it seems a lot like yesterday. the low clouds, the fog patchy drizzle into the afternoon, though we will begin to notice a bit of a difference. and again, it is going to be due to hillary. here's a look at storm t