all those systems sweeping in from the gulf of alaska will be here over the weekend for what looks to pronounced cooling trend. so maybe giving us some drizzle possibility, maybe of some light rain up here. del nord, humble county. maybe keep an eye on let you know friday 60 seventies eighties, then inland nineties, mid nineties for something here, it looks like grass after today, gradual, cooling them more towards the cooler patterns. we head towards the weekend, you guys thank you , steve. cybersecurity experts are on high alert as a ransomware is threatening private computer networks still ahead. we have the warning for bay area companies. a new twist in the legal battle between elon musk and twitter of next, who was just issued a subpoena to testify. and student debt. forgiveness is on top mind for millions of borrowers as august comes to a close the announcement that could come as soon as flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know w

it's gonna anyway, i apologize that the low coming out of the gulf of alaska will give us a cool downeast those away from the coast on sunday, but until then, it's more of the same into the valley . some of the eastern locations solano county contra costa. north could get 90 to 100, not the coast. they're stuck in the sixties here for most santa cruz capital, a little warmer, 60 seventies anywhere by the water, nineties upper nineties for some inland could be a slight bump up for a few inland. i don't think there'll be much changed coast in bay cooler, though. on sunday there andre and garcia, steve. thank you. it's coming up on 8 52 right now, step aside. disneyland you may not have to go to l. a to find the happiest place on earth coming up on the ninth area city rated as the happiest city in the country, a area institution, making it much more accessible for students to go to college. after a quick break what oakland's laney college is doing to get more students back in the californians have a choice between two initiatives on sports betting. prop 27 generates hundreds of millions

pretty good system coming out of the gulf of alaska. that will play into our weather, but probably not until friday or satu seeing a lot of sixties oakland 60, berkeley, 60 s fos and their fremont's and their livermore's in there, wanna creeks and their fairfield's, and so are we. there's a lot of sixties few cooler temps to the montara beah and pillar point. look at all the sixties here around palo alto, menlo park, stanford, atherton, los altos and los altos hills. so the thermal is what we got. you can see the circulation around the high there to the west. that's controlling our weather. that's a pretty deep system coming out of the gulf of alaska. but this time of year, and it will bump that high out of here, but not until probably about thursday friday. and the national color pattern for the weekend have very little to no monsoon moisture for south lake tahoe and truckee usually end of august. you're talking about it . drizzle though, looks to be in our near future 60 seventies on the temps coast and bay eighties nineties inland abo

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coming up, the gulf of alaska, the same time high pressure starts to work its way ever so slowly backin the bay area. that's a big dome of high pressure that has been bringing some record heat across much of the united states. now that's coming our way. so, you know, we're going to get going. it's a much warmer temperatures. highs running in the 90's in spots inland by tomorrow afternoon, 70's 80's around the bay 60's 70's, as you make your way a little bit closer to the coastline, then out over the next couple of days, we're going to see temperatures. roaring right up into the 90's as you head in toward sunday. and how about that next week? we could be looking at some triple digit heat starting on tuesday. >> lawrence. up next, the u.s. is in the midst of a major teacher shortage. how one california te - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is

it's a deep system in the gulf of alaska. as it deepens there, then once that low lift side of the area over us and the oregon the highest going to build in, and i mean it's really going to build in. this will be the hardest temps, probably all summer. technically meteorological false starts on thursday, but it'll still be technically some around here, but it will be crazy hot here as we had the monday and tuesday 60 seventies eighties to near 90 ensemble more likely tomorrow when we start to join the party and boy, does it really start to turn it up here? clotting as we head towards friday and into the weekend. all right. we've been warning thanks so much, steve, coming up the legislation making its way through the state senate that would reform the use of solitary confinement in california prisons will tell you what's being proposed by state lawmakers. a deadly stabbing that happened at the 24th street bart station in san francisco on sunday. at the same time, officers are also investigating a shooting that happened on a san

it's a deep system in gulf of alaska. a couple of the forecast models that kind of want to drag across some weak systems here, going forward out to the 31st, so we'll see. we'll see 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps will go. we dropped a good 10 15 degrees yesterday. some of these will go up about 10 today. sandra failed to 86 wanna creek up 10 to 93 mineral park. not as much of a drop yesterday, peninsula in south paper will still bump those temps up a couple of degrees as well. 50 is still in the temps are sixties like lower like 74, but 59 in the city, 59 in berkeley, 58 napa airport, mid sixties low sixties on the peninsula there already. palo alto airport in sunnyvale, 64. 65 it's just to take your pick of the day of the week. one day the high winds out and we warm up next to another system comes in. we call down there's no sign of any tropical or monsoon activity for truck. your south lake tahoe, which is a little unusual for this time of year, but there's a big size of a lot of drizzle for us going forwar

that system in the gulf of alaska will sweep through. on the weekend so bigger fog bank today. still though, nineties inland, but a lot more in the way of cooler conditions will kick in. by looks like saturday and sunday. any monsoon moisture? no, not in that setup could be some rain, though in the north coast that's rain that drizzle for eureka. for us, it looks like a drizzle fest. mr drizzle will be in town. this weekend, 60 seventies eighties and nineties. it's tough to cool down fairfield antioch's conquered livermore this time of year unless there's a roaring wind, and there's not we'll take a look at that extended outlook about 10 minutes. you guys, all right? thank you. steve macron booster shots could become available a little sooner than expected still ahead, the mass booster campaign being organized by national health leaders, and there's some good news for some san francisco businesses, including one that was expected to shut down this weekend. we have details of power 114 year old restaurant was honored. update. vaccine doses are due to be sent to states pharmacies

again, we're going to see that trough again, be reinforced by another front dropping out of the gulf of alaskaaybe a little more drizzle out there as well to temperatures tomorrow afternoon, maybe a degree or 2 warmer inland, maybe about 91 in lemore. 91 in antioch, about 78 napa and about 60 degrees in downtown san francisco. but then that cold front comes sweeping through as we head in towards saturday. i think that's going to be the temperatures down. mid 80 should feel a lot more comfortable for most valleys on saturday. slightly warmer on sunday, but comfortable and a little warmer as we head toward the middle of next week. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up, not every day you get to hold an alligator and the police officers in michigan who consider this a highlight of their day. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. pre-rinsing your dishe

but that system in the gulf of alaska will sweep in as we head towards the weekend. igger fog banks sunny inland, warm to hot lot of low clouds and fog in place. now the key is going to be on sunday. here more clouds, much cooler, windy. it will be the placement of that low one forecast model that actually takes this low. and puts it right in northeast california, which would have a huge impact on tile, maybe not for any rain or anything, but for temperatures and wind. we look like we'll have drizzle coming in friday saturday that could be rain on the north coast . eureka crescent city, arcadia . keep an eye on that. first of the season may be coming in. we'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

with the 1989 exxon valdez disaster in the gulf of alaska was one of the worst ever. it spelled almost 40000 tons of crude oil into the sea, leaving more than 2000 kilometers of coastline contaminated and killing hundreds of thousands of fish, c bud sent other animals. the local ecosystem has still not fully recovered. but most of the oil police in, in our ations, comes from land, so edgy and illegal oil dumping by ships. this shaky video was filmed secretly inside of a think of ship secretly because he shows something to should not be there. did you see it? that's what it again there it is. ah, this is a bail to bump. chips use it to illegally dump toxic waste in the ocean. facebook is, is called build dumping and it's causing one of the worst environmental disasters, etc. so what is builds dumping and why are we not stopping? oh, 1st let's look at what builds water is, builds is the lowest spot of a ship where the 2 sites meet, builds water is the water that accumulates here, except it's not exactly water. ships of this size are massive machines with lobby intake, p

a gulf of alaska. wn on sunday, but until then, it's really more of the same. if you're near the coast in bay, 60 seventies inland or near the bay seventies eighties, but far enough inland, you get nineties to 100 if you're well well, inland, you guys okay, steve. thank you, tommy 6 42 chaos inside of a convenience store in los angeles . look at this. police are saying about a flash mob at a 7 11 store with more than 100 people. and let's check in with gasia. now for a look at what's coming up in our seven o'clock hour, right here on mornings onto good morning. good morning, you two. when i join you in studio, we'll start with new details as they emerged about the disappearance of a teenager from a truckee campground will explain what's hindering the search for kylie rodney. then there's covid monkey pox, and now the return of another virus in the next hour, the threat of bird flu in northern california. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to all

another trough will dip in from the gulf of alaska and bring below average temperatures. ay is the coolest day of the workweek. 70's and 80's from santa clara to san jose. a lot of sunshine along the peninsula. cooler, cloudier along the coast. low 60's for half moon bay. 66 and cloudy in the city. in the north bay, 80's for the most part. 84 in santa rosa. a little bit warmer in lakeport, in the 90's. the east bay will have a lot of sunshine. inland, mid 80's to low 90's. overnight tonight, we will have the fog come back. we will have coastal drizzle and dance pockets of -- dense pockets of fog. a minor rebounded temperatures tomorrow. saturday and sunday, temperatures drop below average. you will get a lot of sunshine saturday and sunday. next week, summer heat returns. reggie: new at 6:00. why some doctors say pfizer's covid pill only helps a portion of the population. kumasi: if you ever wondered what noise a black hole makes, nasa is helping us out. nasa is helping us out. reggie: the latest round of what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime

further to the north is eventually going to merge with another storm system that's up in the gulf of alaska and the monsoon kind of catching a break. most that moving to the east. so not a bad spot to be in, but things we'll start to change gears. we're going watch high pressure building in here in the coming days. the sea breeze has been blowing a little more active today. we have some gusts of almost 40 miles an hour into downtown san francisco. but that low pressure center going to continue to lift a bit. high pressure is going to start to build out the desert southwest and that rich has been a semi permanent feature throughout the summer months and so far it has brought some record breaking temperatures, maybe not record breaking here, but it's going to crank up the heat outside. we're going to be warming up day after day. and as we get into next week, i think we're just going to get the downright hot in many spots inland. overall, though, right now, the air quality looking good. you've got some nice. fresh ocean are still blowing on shore. that will continue to be the case for tomorrow

and i know when you see a system dip like that, in the gulf of alaska somewhere downstream, there hasto be a rich i pressure was that low moves into oregon, the high and the four corners is ready to build in now, i'm easing into this inland temps. that will not be a problem. it's going to be hot sunday monday tuesday without an offshore breeze, though the coast may see only seventies eighties we'll see have to fine tune as we get closer to friday, 60 seventies eighties to near 90 today, tomorrow we start that warm up and then it starts to really warm up. especially as we go into friday and the holiday weekend. alright steve. thank you. now, 7 53 opposition is growing against president biden's plan to eliminate hundreds of billions of dollars in student loan debt coming up in the next hour. the three top questions that students have but first high heels and fancy shoes for the ladies making a comeback. there's more people are going back to the office after the break with the experts say many buyers are looking for for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and ho

all the way up to the north now that will soon merge with another storm system move into the gulf of alaska. in the meantime, the monsoon as kick a little further these for the day. they've very strong storms out there watching for more flash flooding. but the fog that was along the coastline this morning, most that broke up in the afternoon. in fact, lots of sunshine in the afternoon. now that started reform once again and with a healthy sea breeze that's going to be pushing back on shore into the bay. so expect overnight tonight we're going to see some low clouds and fog early on tomorrow morning. but the general trend, though, now is that big dome of high pressure going to start to build in. that's going help lift that low further to the north before. you these temperatures warming up each day now as we get the weekend started get hot spots inland. some 90's in the valleys tomorrow, you're going to see that to a likely to see a couple low 90's popping up inland temperatures inside the bay 70's names and 60's coast side. but as we look at the long-range forecast now, things really begin t

you got one ridge off the coastline, but you get those low spinning around in the gulf of alaska andlow. that's going to get to deepen a little bit and bring probably some deepening in the marine layer overnight tonight along the coastline that sea breeze. it's been kicking up. we've had some gusts over 30 miles an hour today. more of that on the way for tomorrow. but that trough, yeah, here goes kind of start to dive a little further south. high pressure trying to hold on but will be another day or so with that ridge will start to build back inl still, we've got some fog, low clouds the morning hours. yeah, you bet. plenty of the fog early on tomorrow. you'll see it. does you make your way inside the bay early tomorrow morning. then giveaway to plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. should be a nice afternoon around the bay area. these temperatures for overnight lows 50's some 60's by day tomorrow we're enjoying lots of sunshine again. got a lot of 90's inland mid 90's in the concord. in livermore, 70's names inside the bay and 15 60's coast side next couple days. temperatures kind of

unwanted and side sliders where you get an area of low pressure in the flow out of the northeast gulf of alaska. those are what give us our offshore winds. we start to see the very beginning patterns taking place in the atmosphere, but for right now it it is help with cooler temperatures. but it does not last long. you will stay warm up up for much of next week, so the the weekend is cool, next week we warm up to average, after that the eight to 14 a temperature trend shows us a high degree of confidence that temperatures will come in above average. that is something to think about for september. before the next seven days it looks great, san jose with a lot lot of 80s, most are low look at at microclimates we do have to go back into the low 90s for the the warmest inland east bay valleys. numbers are a little above average when we do that, but the question with a high degree of confidence for above e temperatures is how far above average for early september? that remains to be seen. >> absolutely, as we head into a a above average time as this ist the rest of california has been extracting wit

coming up, the gulf of alaska. outherly flow continuing across california, the monsoon pushed a little further to east, but some of the southerly winds, the components still muggy out there around the bay area for tonight. but i think less of that going forward as high pressure is going to start to build in out of the desert southwest. so instead of get the muggy conditions, we're going to get that dry desert heat that is going to be building in slowly through the weekend. and then by next week, i think it really kind taking over and temperatures are going to soar out there tonight. we've got mostly good conditions. air quality wise is we're going to see some nice air quality again for tomorrow. it looks like still enough of a sea breeze to keep all the pollutants kind of a moving along out of the atmosphere. so looking good all across the board in the green temperature wise. you're looking at a very nice day, 70 in the marina, 7 in downtown san francisco. 65 becoming sunny in the sun said you are going start some p

this is a month early, so we'll see deep systems in the gulf of alaska. eye on going forward. nothing right now. morning fog onshore breeze sunshine warmer inland 60 seventies eighties nineties it's been stuck in that kind of pattern with only day to day changes. yesterday was the big cool down. sandra fell on a creek menlo park san jose up. we're going 6 93 86 87 on the forecast highs for today. the big temperature drop was sunday conquered going back to thursday. 94 friday 96 saturdays fifties on the temps, too low sixties but a lot more fifties here on the temps monsoon continues to be front and center, las vegas southern california desert and for sure, arizona but for us, except for one day we cool down the next day we warm up and that's what we're expecting for the day. so from hot saturday, the coolest sunday to a little warmer today we'll get back into the nineties for some inland and it looks like today and tomorrow will be very similar. there's no sign of any monsoon for south lake tahoe, truckee. there are some signs of pretty good drizzle for u

last too much longer here high pressure building in a lot of activity, though coming out of the gulf of alaska, maybe bears watching here going forward over the next 7 to 10 days. there's some hints of a couple of systems, maybe clipping northern california morning fog, not much of a breeze. it is onshore, but there's not much there is a slight northwest breeze for some here so fifties and sixties on attempts, although lower leg 77 , they'll be hard but most locations still hanging onto fifties and sixties, the low went through and that gave us the cool down on sunday, now the highest nosing in what's interesting is no monsoon or tropical is showing up here over the next seven days, eight days for truck here south like toe. which is hard to believe, since there's so much monster in south of them. what we see is maybe a little bit of activity on the north coast. that would be rain from the northern system, and that's drizzle. being that would come in for us later in the week,d to keep the higher humidity going. but today it's all about warmer inland temps and probably about the same again tomor

that system in the gulf of alaska should provide some relief for inland temps on sunday, but until then, it's more of the same coast and bay. you're not changing much. there's too much fog out there. yeah, well inland also after the values still dealing with nineties to near 100 degree temps, so eventually this pattern looks like it'll change. but right now it's just subtle day today changes sixties to nineties and maybe it'll slight bump up on inland temps saturday . little cool down sunday, little warmer monday back a little cooler tuesday. all right. thank you, steve. we all know music can make us feel good. but coming up on mornings onto the nine we'll talk about the effect that choosing your own favorite songs can have when it comes to managing pain, and we could soon see the first black woman senator from the south here in the united states coming up. we're talking live with a host of fox holes. the black report about lowe's has what you need to protect and brighten your home. with exterior stains by cabot and paint from hgtv home by sherwin-williams. save at lowe's today. nine wh

it will bring back to life canceled offshore drilling l leases in the gulf of mexico and alaska a littlete of the forecast us items from the 700 page piece of legislation like all proposed laws which is publicly available so you can go online and read it for yourself and decide for yourself if you like it or not just never, ever go on the bill's title alone which is no different than advertising or something from "mad men. random and helpful let's dig into the concerrporat taxes and how this bill could play out if it becomes law ylan mui is joining us with more good morning >> reporter: good morning, brian. the lynch pin of the spending package is to make sure the profitable companies pay something in taxes the plan would create a 15% minimum tax for companies with $1 billion in profit or more it would take effect next year and bring in $313 billion over a decade the single busies biggest revene raiser in the bill joe manchin called it closing a loophole. >> most people corporates are not paying anything. you think they would pay at least 15%. most businesses and corporations i know pay

we talk about these easter egg compromises of opening up access to waters in alaska and the gulf of mexicollow for further exploration of oil and gas and that really does run against the grain, doesn't it? i think the overwhelming sentiment among climate activists in the united states is one of jubilation. this legislation had some compromises — that is the way politics works. it needed to get all 50 democrats in the senate on board. there are a range of different views and some of the provisions in there are definitely not being celebrated, have been criticised by some of the climate activists, but overall this climate bill is going to take a huge step forward in the fight against climate change, notjust the united states but globally, because when the united states really starts to work on clean energy technologies, deploying them at large scale, the benefits are going to be global. you track record makes it pretty clear that the way your track record makes it pretty clear that the way you have gone and the efforts you have made through previous administrations, so what difference do you

stream right up in here, right there just a little bit, but the system coming into the far in the gulf of alaskaa bigger cool down as we go to the weekend looks like more of windy conditions as we had to the weekend for tao and truckee. probably more breezy conditions and drizzle for us 60 seventies eighties on the attempts today and not much change tomorrow, maybe a degree or two warmer than cooler into the weekend, dave alright. save time is 5 22 , a devastating fall of more than 80 ft for a rock climber in yosemite park, who broke several bones of nexus story of her rescue and how her family in new zealand is struggling to bring her wait. you're a night manager and mom and birthday cake baker? so adding “and” student might feel daunting. national university is here to support all your “ands.” national university. supporting the whole you. today the price is free to get into all national parks to celebrate the 106th birthday of the national park service. the national park service is created august 25th 1916. that's when president woodrow wilson signed the national park service act, even though

mountain valuely is pipeline, rejecting all new federal fossil fuel leases on-shore, in the gulf of mexico, alaska, and everywhere else and preventing any fast-track permits for fossil fuel projects. mr. president, i would ask unanimous consent to insert the full letter into the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sanders: thank you. and here is what the center for biological diversity had to say on this bill. quote -- this is a climate suicide pact. it is self-defeating to handcuff renewable energy development to massive new oil and gas extraction. the new leasing required in this bill will fan the flames. climate disasters torching our country and it's a slap in the face to the communities fighting to protect themselves from filthy fossil fuels, end quote. now, mr. president, in my view, we have got to do everything we can to take on the greed, the irresponsibility, the destructiveness of the fossil fuel industry, not give billions of dollars in corporate welfare to an industry that has been destroying our planet. and that is why i will be introducing an amendment today to stri

the mountain valley pipeline, rejecting all new federal fossil fuel leases on shore in the gulf of mexico and alaska and everywhere else and preventing any fast-track permits for fossil fuel projects. and, mr. president, i would like to put into the congressional record the letter by these hundreds, 350 environmental groups written on july 29. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sanders: thank you. mr. president, here is what the center for biological diversity had to say on this bill, and i quote, this is a climate suicide packet. it is self defeating to handcuff renewable energy development to massive new oil and gas extraction. the new leading required in this bill will fan the flames of the climate disasters torching our customer and is a slap in the face to communities fighting to protect themselves from filthy fossil fuels, ends quote. mr. president, in my view, we have to do everything possible to take on the greed of the fossil fuel industry, not give billions of dollars in corporate welfare to an industry that has been actively destroying our planet, and i will be doing -- i will

with the 1989 exxon valdez disaster in the gulf of alaska was one of the worst ever. it spelled almost 40000 tons of crude oil into the safe, leaving more than 2000 kilometers of coastline contaminated and killing hundreds of thousands of fish, sea birds, and other animals. the local ecosystem has still not fully recovered. but most of the oil pollution in our ations comes from land sewage and illegal oil dumping by ships these shaky video was filmed secretly inside of a think of ship secretly because he shows something to should. now.

promise to lead on climate starting with denying approval for the pipeline, and leases in the gulf of alaska and preventing fast-track permits for fossil fuel projects, end of quote from 350 organizations. i agree with those organizations. my amendment would eliminate all of the provisions of the bill that would benefit the fossil fuel industry, including opening up 700 million acres of public lands and water for oil and gas drilling. there is a reason that b.p. and shell -- the presiding officer: the senator's time has expired. the. mr. sanders: i urge my colleagues to support this amendment. the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. graham: in a night and a day, night turned into day of extremes, this is the most extreme yet. that's saying a lot. senator sanders wants to destroy fossil fuel exploration at a time you've got to get a mortgage on your house to fill up your car. i want you to understand what's being proposed, shut down american fossil fuel exploration, make us more dependent on fossil fuel in the habdz of the bad guys, it's -- hands of the bad guys, it is $4.