the territorial capital wasn't helena, but they'll -- was in helena, but they opened it up to any town and leave it up to the electorate. so bozeman gotten to the campaign with several other cities, helena, butte. bozeman presented itself with the prettiest valleys, the most beautiful one in the state. we have the finest picket fences of anywhere in the state. we have the prettiest girls in the help used babies of anywhere in the territory of montana. those were some of the reasons they gave for bozeman being the state capital. bozeman did not get it. helena, and it only made sense, they retained it. but the legislature was going to decide where to put the state college of agriculture. nelson story donated some land, allowed his building to be used for classes, and put up some money to help ensure that bozeman got the state agricultural college, which is montana state university today. >> what did you learn that surprised you? mr. russell: the one thing i learned in researching nelson story and that i was reminded of is the old adage, nice guys finish last. he was industrious. he was a

barbara: -- helena: you were a correspondent in china.rom your experience, how dire could the consequences be? >> very serious. the 10 years they have threatened them with, they mean it. they will set examples to frighten everyone else. the significant thing is, there has been violent protests. we have only seen pressure on activists.s. we haven't seen one case where they are bringing policeman to court. there has been a lot of police violence. >> to think there were other measures of china's sleeve thatt he could use against the protesters as well? >> they are not using only the legal system. they are putting pressure on their employers. they are using all of the methods they use in china. the strategy was not to have a big fight with them. they have all these means of finding out who they are, and now they are just working their way through it. helena:helena: that tactic is interesting. is that a pivot from what we have seen from china in the past , due to the fact it has opened up the international economy. it cannot afford to crackdow

el nieto de helena rojo estÁ tras las rejas por querer pasar droga en su estÓmago. y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14" sólo a las 23. julio: quÉ tal? le saluda julio poletti. suben las temperaturas este Último fin de semana de verano y continuarÁn altas creando las condiciones perfectas para incendios. en el condado de santa clara seis incendios mantienen a los bomberos trabajando contra reloj. bomberos detrÁs ciudades han asistido para controlar las llamas. estÁ contenido en un 40%. se espera que el martes y el miÉrcoles sean los dÍas mÁs calurosos con temperaturas por encima de los 90°. hay preocupaciÓn por la elevada amenaza de incendios. se han reportado 200 incendios que han daÑado 39 estructuras. se registraron los incendios maestro vivos de la historia de california con un total de 100 muertos. se avisarÁ a los clientes con cortes en el suministro. para conocer las Áreas que están bajo vigilancia vamos con fÉlix hernÁndez que tiene más informaciÓn. fÉlix: monitoria mÁs la situaciÓn en nuestra Área de cobertura. me refiero a la vigilancia por riesgo de incendio qu

on helena humphrey glad you could join me it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with taliban leaders trump tweeted that he also scrapped a secret meeting planned with the taliban at camp david on sunday after the taliban took credit for an attack in kabul this week the attack killed a dozen people including one american soldier u.s. and the taliban have been meeting since last year in the hope of ending a for. the afghanistan conflict. and for more on this and now i'm joined by the w.'s on the pages the man who's been covering the afghan conflict for since 2001 so very good to have you with us sandra now president trump says that he has called off this secret meeting with taliban leaders have we heard from the afghan government yet what have they got to say right now there is actually a presser by the presidential spokesman in kabul and basically they are in favor of calling all for whatever was planned in washington whether it's the camp david meeting that trump was tal

by helena humphrey good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says that he has dismissed his national security adviser john bolton and else in this latest white house sacking on twitter the president said that he disagreed strongly with bolton on many issues also and had advocated for military intervention and regime change in countries including iran syria and north korea is the 3rd national security adviser to go under the current administration and trump says that he'll name a replacement next week. correspondent 40 n.e.'s is in washington d.c. and he can tell us more now good to see i suppose the 1st thing that comes to mind all the current tensions between the u.s. and iran trump a bolton clashing over iran so what impact will bolton 2nd half. you're absolutely right helena there was a we'll call it a pretty strong difference of opinion that we've seen we'll call it a more conciliatory tone coming from president in recent weeks and months and also also coming from his secretary of state mike pompei oh now what we've s

helena and stanford. and alan rock. 100 degrees or hotter. st. helena 102. santa rosa 102. the heat advisory has less than two hours to go. not extended into tomorrow. tomorrow will be cooler. it is pretty dangerously hot around san francisco especially where it hit a high of 94 today. it will be a warm night tonight. we only going to fall to the middle 60s in san jose concorde in livermore. 63 san francisco. then tomorrow one simple weather element changes. the wind direction. it stops being offshore. it starts being an onshore flow. concorde 100 degrees today. only 86 tomorrow. san jose 10 degrees cooler. oakland more than 10 degrees cooler. san francisco 21 degrees cooler tomorrow. you go from a high of 94 today down to 73 degrees tomorrow afternoon. that is the beginning of the cooling. we will talk about how chilly we get this weekend and the tiny rain chance coming up. >>> chopper 5 over a wildfire that burned part of a solano county nature preserve today. the cause is a criminal investigation. the fire broke out just after 3 am on a steep ridge on mayer island. the f

helena napa, fairfax, vallejo, and off to the higher locations of east san jose.re's what we know about the weather event as we head throughout the next two days. i think it's going to last as we head into wednesday, 90s to 100s for the inland values. the fire warning is in the hills. that's where we have the guest chance of gusts with on and off gusts. the other side effect is going to warm up at the coast beaches into the 70s and san francisco even getting into the 80s. while we're not expecting 100 degree heat that of course is dangerous there as well. if you don't have ac start thinking about that in san francisco and make sure you stay hydrated. now, the other thing we're going to undergo is very warm mornings as this heat arrives, 70s for the south bay, peninsula, and try tri-valley. what about the daytime heat tomorrow? maxing out at 101 in concord, 101 in antioch t96 in san jose. we're back in 8 minutes with the fire danger rating index and where we are as we head to tomorrow's forecast. >>> up next, were they boosting the company's profits at the expense

doctor kalimantan speaking to me earlier. —— doctor helena varkkey. to come on the programme: after six deaths in the us, president trump announces that his administration intends to ban flavoured e—cigarettes. also on the programme: the lengths some will go to get away from it all — extreme deep sea diving. george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice "enough of blood and tears. enough!" translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko oi in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: opposition mps in britain demand parliament is recal

it's been photographed by satellite near tartus, as helena wilkinson reports.an oil tanker, the grace 1, which this summer was detained just off gibraltar, sparking an international diplomatic crisis. back injuly, it was stopped by royal marines, suspected of moving oil to syria, a breach of eu sanctions. the americans tried to stop the tankerfrom being released. but last month, iran gave assurances it wouldn't discharge cargo in syria, so authorities in gibraltar let the ship go. but look at these recent satellite images, released by a us space technology company. they appear to show the iranian oil tanker, now renamed adrian darya i, in the waters just off the syrian port of tartus. the tanker is believed to have turned off the transponder tracking its location earlier this week. the president's national security adviserjohn bolton has responded with this. just this week iran admitted it has begun using advanced technology to enrich uranium, taking a step back from its 2015 nuclear deal. today's developments have added to the international diplomatic stand—of

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let's speak to our ireland correspondent helena wilkinson.ill be watching this meeting very closely because it is so meeting very closely because it is so important. we saw over the weekend, the departure of amber rudd, talking about the failure to negotiate in good faith, all as she saw it. so watching what really happens between borisjohnson and mr varadkar, crucial all round? yes, it isa varadkar, crucial all round? yes, it is a crucial meeting. this is the first time the two men, boris johnson and leo varadkar have met in person for the first time. a lot of media waiting for both men to arrive here. it has just started raining so they have had to take the podium is in. they brought one out in the last couple of minutes or so. we are waiting for them to come out before the two men go back inside the building to have discussions. we have already heard from leo varadkar, who is not hopeful of any kind of breakthrough at the meeting he would borisjohnson. in fact, he said something along the lines of, this meeting is going to allow them both

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i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me we start with the u.k. parliament last ditch attempt to put the brakes and brakes on the prime minister before he sends members of parliament home m.p.'s are holding a final late night session before they begin a 5 week suspension imposed by boris johnson and an act of defiance lawmakers have backed a demand for the government to release confidential documents and preparations for no deal breaks it before they said back to their constituencies m.p.'s will again vote on the prime minister's for for a snap the general election they are likely to reject it for a 2nd time. of boris johnson began his day on monday in dublin with talks with the irish prime minister of russia at issue the question of how the 2 countries will manage that joint border if and when the u.k. leaves the european union in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in london but 1st this report. live rock care had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became the u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but th

iran trump of bolton clashing over iran so what impact will bolton 2nd half you're absolutely right helena there was a we'll call it a pretty strong difference of opinion we've seen we'll call it a more conciliatory tone coming from president in recent weeks and months and also also coming from his secretary of state mike pompei oh now what we've seen is the president has said he's open to meeting his iranian counterpart on rouhani we even heard earlier the secretary of state said that it couldn't take place at the. general assembly which is taking place later this month and i we know this was very much against. john bolton had wanted he had a much more hardline and what's more aggressive sort of policy towards iran and it appeared that this just didn't fit in this different this change of direction we'll call it in a foreign policy direction and it was it was just one of many issues that it appears they disagreed over and also let's not forget it's also been reported here that there was perhaps a little bit of a personality even between the 2 that they just simply didn't see eye to eye on

i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me it is a potential blow to ending u.s. engagement in afghanistan u.s. president donald trump says that he is calling off peace talks with taliban leaders from tweeted that he also scraps a secret meeting planned with the taliban camp david on sunday are the taliban took credit for an earlier attack in kabul early in this this week or the attack killed a dozen people including an american soldier the u.s. and the taliban have been. since last year in the hopes of ending the afghanistan conflict. case we're joined now by journalist annie le t.v. in kabul good to have you with us allie so president trump says that he has called off a secret meeting with taliban leaders have we heard from the afghan government yet what's their reaction we have heard from the on government just in the last hour or so and their reaction is basically pretty standard you know they're saying that they want a legitimate peace that can only come when there is a proper ceasefire when the taliban stop attacking out on civilians and when the taliban are

on your description that you give and said to us so we tried to do this afternoon at least for the helena police to hopefully often off to death and we'll have them out swim with you constantly in the. news. and will be. alone the couple can sort of. hope and come home. is about has a hook in lacombe to live that. life. many syrians and iraqis that were arrested wednesday rushed to greece and were put in prison you know being accused of being smugglers so because they have contacts with some prisoners that i'm helping to get a lawyer and legal and usually i sometimes a picture of the person but would you be ok with that if i send those information i know i was. doing this weekend and i will tell you if i get any answer from the people that i. will and i really thought about it i thought that in the future. has gotten it right upon that it will start. in the modified lushly because. they can dress. and they can. do. so one thing from one thing you know from the coast guard. this is sufficient i guess. the turkish authorities are dealing with the issue so if you find nothing here you will h

helena. increasing clouds, maybe a sprinkle or drizzle out there. for the most part milder this morning and dry. a chance of showers going. the best chance in the morning for the north day and then lingering from noon to 4:00. temperatures will stay below average. upper 50s to 60s this morning. mid 60s at the coast. low to mid 70s elsewhere. >> we started off with a few injury crashes. some of them cleared. one we're tracking is a sigalert highway 580. we saw slowing in both directions, right now we're picking up green. southbound 880 slow through oakland because of road work. here's a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. southbound looks good out of westbound 4 despite an earlier injury crash eastbound 4 at hillcrest. bay bridge toll plaza, just a minor wait for some cash paying lanes. westbound 4 ride, antioch to hercules, 26 minutes. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 14 minutes. no major problems in the south bay. northbound 87 looking good to the san jose airport. >>> we are following breaking news. at least one person is dead another hurt after

helena. more hot temperatures tomorrow. thursday we cool it down. the weekend is looking cool. >>> a u.s. army soldier faces decades in prison over his social media activity. the disturbing post that led to charges. >>> let's take a live look outside, looking at that gorgeous golden finally, some math you're really going to like. xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. plus, save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill with xfinity mobile. xfinity makes saving... simple. easy. awesome. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> a u.s. soldier under arrest accused of spreading information on social media about making bombs and who to send them to. prosecutors say jar

mount saint helena, 42 miles an hour wind gusts. diablo, 37. mount tam, 23 miles an hour wind gusts as well as danville. a red flag warning in effect now until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. the north bay mountains, east bay hills and diablo range due to the strong gusty range. low humidity. that means an extreme fire danger. also, offshore winds. we are heating up. heat advisory today for most of the area. temperatures well above average this time of year soaring into the triple digits inland. and the 24-hour temperature change, we are much warmer compared to yesterday at this time running anywhere from nine to 18 degrees warmer compared to yesterday. the hot gusty conditions mean a fire risk is rising. kpix5's jackie ward is in santa rosa where crews are getting ready to fight if disaster strikes. >> reporter: if there is a red flag warning in effect in santa rosa, you will see in front of every fire station. the fire department is facing two threats. fire, plus the potential loss of power. this combination led to increased staff and equipment. >> we w

helena morgan hill soft 80s. pleasantton also 79. freemont in the 70s. so kelvin as well.bay, and 60s. that is the system. it has brought rain in parts of seattle, portland, and extreme northern california. crescent city has some rain and a little bit of that is making a little bit in. you can see there are a couple of bands there. probably won't do too much. maybe some drizzle or a couple 100s. very to keep it in the forecast at least today to the north and maybe a little bit more toward northern sanoma county and napa county and lake county. tomorrow as the system if digs down into the northern apartment of californi 49 lakep how about that. 60s for some. 50s for most. freemont is 56. around the bay, the is at 58. bergly is 56. mid 50s mainly up for the oakland and bergly hills. the water temperatures continue to come down. that northwest wind will do it. about ten days ago, it was 64 warm degrees. not anymore. you can see a little bit of that. probably north will be the line for today. but by tomorrow, that system is actually pretty deep for this time of year. but it is

helena, 51 miles an hour, leslie, rudy gusty, the winds will blow tonight but should be down under 40 miles an hour. so that hopefully will put people at ease, but still concerned because it is a red flag warning for the hills, above 1000 feet in the north and east bay. so you may not have noticed the wind, and you may not notice it tomorrow, it's up at the higher elevations that they are noticing the wind. the heat advisory stays in effect through tomorrow afternoon, and after that, we drop off, temperatures completely go the other way. fire danger goes the other way, and the temperature significantly cool as we had beyond tomorrow. until we come back, we will get more specific on the records from the day, and this cooldown that is around the corner.>>> thousands of pg&e customers in the sierra foothills have had their power restored after pg&e started shutting down their power 24 hours ago. cruz are in the air and on the ground inspecting powerlines for any issues. they say so far they haven't seen any damage to those lines. cruz also stopped to talk with residence about the decisio

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helena. increasing clouds, maybe a sprinkle or drizzle out th

helena. there we go with the cooldown starting thursday, that continues friday and especially into the weekend. >>> and sporting a smart home. coming up, what this couple is sounding the alarm on their own security system. >>> and your looking life from our sutro camera, looking down at the golden gate bridge, wednesday morning, 67 degrees. ! meanwhile, the new "downton abbey" movie dominated the box office this weekend. and as part of the film's promotion, you can now book the "downton abbey" castle on airbnb, other movies have done this before. there have been limited-time finally, some math you're really going to like. xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. that equals awesome wifi from america's best internet provider and the best lte on the go. it's the ultimate coverage solution. it's all in the numbers. with xfinity mobile, you'll save up to $800 a year on your wireless bill. you can even get $250 back. don't miss out on xfinity internet and mobile, each for $30 a month. pl

helena.the seven-day forecast thursday, friday and especially into the weekend. >>> this morning, a big changes coming to shoppers in santa clara county. a free park at the valley fair mall will soon be more no more. these tall slender devices covered in black tarps on the first payment machines.? -- has not revealed details on pricing, but the company said that they are in the early stages of planning a secured parking program that will rollout in 2020. for some choppers, this is not the deal that they want. >> it definitely makes me not want to shop here. i enjoy free parking, that is why i live in south bay. >> of i don't want to come here if they make us pay for parking. >> there's plenty commissioner said they are charging for parking could help the environment by encouraging carpooling. >>> we are getting a better look at the fire building on mayer island. we will go there live with chapter 5 coming up right after this break. >>> and we are live in santa rosa where hundreds of people ar

helena. these are isolated, stronger wind events across the bay area, you can see what the forecast model does later on today, the colors indicate stronger winds pushing into portions of yolo county and napa county, not extreme, but of course this is what pg&e is watching with the potential for stronger winds. those winds could stick around into tomorrow morning, before backing off into tomorrow afternoon. the winds, right now, around 12 to 17, 21 miles an hour, out toward mount diablo, that's a gust of 18 miles an hour. here is the satellite showing you clear skies up and down the coastline, the northerly wind in full effect, as a result, temperatures, big warm-up today, the current readings, 101 in fairfield, san francisco 85, san jose in the mid-90s, so very hot today, another hot forecast for tomorrow. then bigger changes headed our way by thursday into friday, we will talk more about those changes in the full forecast in a few minutes.>>> and sonoma county authorities are opening cooling

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sonoma 100. 98 for rohnert park. 101 for saint helena. down to 87 in our warmest inland spots. friday three degrees cooler, sunday 5 degrees cooler. sunday and monday, low 60s everywhere near the water and only the low 70s inland. much cooler weather coming, but e.'re waonhae y lf hot day still to go. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, how potential pg&e weimpact po wineries in napa county. >> plus -- it will be a lot like a restaurant, only with marijuana on the menu. >> and another twist on teen vaping. how students are using hidden devices to smoke in class. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a day to remember for one visually impaired teenager in modesto. how he scored a touchdown with a little help from his friends. >> coach dave, he asked me are you ready? and i said kind of. because i was nervous. >> reporter: 13 year old jason bracey did what most teens would do after scoring a touchdown. he celebrated. >> i tumbled in the end zone. after that, i felt good. >> the elation of joy and resolution -- because i know so long he wanted to play football. >> reporter: but the play meant more than just p

helena will pick up again later on tonight. not out of fire danger. still warm outside. 82 in san francisco, 87 in oakland, in 90s for mountain view to san jose. gilroy, 94 degrees. triple digits in fairfield and concord, also in livermore. grab a water bottle. sun is shimmering on the bay, emeryville camera now, and here's the mt. tam camera. moderate to poor air quality tomorrow for entire bay area. highs so far, half moon bay airport, 84 degrees. 90 in san francisco. oakland airplane 92, triple digits fairfield and concord. 103 at santa rosa airport, 96 at lakeport. felt the heat today. live doppler 7 showing a few clouds near point reyes. blue skies in santa cruz. fire danger in the hills, warm to hot tomorrow, relief on thursday. tomorrow morning starts out mild, mid-50s to low 70s. windy once again in the hills. higher terrain under red flag warning. 95, san jose, cupertino. 94 in milpitas. 93 in san mateo, half moon bay 81. peninsula, downtown san francisco -- should say going to be warm. 90 degrees in san francisco as well. 80 in the sunset di

helena, 85 in windsor. wednesday, thursday, friday a little more cloudy. but we are looking at he in the 70s, 80s, 90s for the coast. 80s or 90s near the bay, not happening. that will be 95 or hotter inland. you guessed it, it's not to th the ocean and the fog continuing.>>> coming up next, new details tonight on a mass shooting in texas.>>> what the fbi is now revealing about the gunman's job and what he did right before the rampage. >> also one of the biggest names in comedy is now recovering after his scary rollover crash. >> plus a big celebration tomorrow to mark a huge milestone for san francisco's new chase center.>>> and isabel play so came to america to be treated for a rare and deadly disease. now she is facing a new threat, deportation. tonight at 11:00, the reversal from the itat coul her the chance to stay and continue to live in her bay area home. >>> here is what you missed that you are just getting home. the fbi revealing new details about the government>>> 36-year- old seth ator killed at least seven people. he was on a long spiral down be

includes hills of the northeast and also for the south bay right around fairfax, sonoma, napa, saint helenarkeley, oakland, fremont. and down to the south bay it's the eastern foothills of san jose and also surrounding hills there of gilroy. sustained winds of 10 to 20. so, that's your steady wind. but those occasional gusts could be 20 to 40-miles-an-hour with humidity down to 10%. so, these are things you really have to start thinking about.

helena 90. we bought them out twice. we bought a mouse saturday 60s and 70s.a couple spots 80 degrees. the bottom out again on tuesday. low 60s near the water. middle 70s inland. we will stay below average for the next several days. today standing out saturday and tuesday. we will call them chilly for this time of year. and also breezy. >>> the chase center is about to open. is public transit ready for the rush? >>> the investigation at a historic church in santa clara county. what happened just hours before parishioners gathered for mass? >>> trump is taking on california on a new front. it involves your car.>>> why your upcoming trip to the lake tahoe basin could face a very long detour. thanks to caltrans. ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. try my $3 cheddar bacon loaded curly fries. ♪ ♪ try my $3 steak and parm loaded curly fries. get 'em delivered with doordash. >>> here is what you missed if you're just getting home. one of the defendants and the goals ship trial was re

♪ helena: the united nations, a climate summit and impassioned teenager calling out world leaders. >>e are in the beginning of a mass extinction and all you can talk about is the money and fair entails -- fairytales of eternal economic growth. how dare you. brent: the popular young activists challenges the german chancellor and other world leaders to stop delivering empty words and to finally take action to stop climate change. coming up tonight, we have a deal. germany, france, italy and malta agree on refugees and the mediterranean and where those migrants will live. more than half a million vacationers are stranded after the u.k. travel company thomas cook collapses. planes are grounded and holidays cut short, with people asking, how do i i get home? >> here it says police are murdering people. the protesters a are very aggrgressive. the police are maintaining law and order. brent: another side of the protests in hong kong. x police officers say their brothers and sisters in blue have done great work to keep the peace, despite allegations of police brutality. ♪ >> i'm brent goff. t

helena. that was it. we had two rainy days within three days in september. we'll have nothing like that the rest of the month. it will be warm. i'll show you that coming up. >>> a health alert this morning. drugmaker novartis is stopping distribution of its generic version of szantac because of cancer concern. an ingredient in it may have become tainted with cancer causing agents. the amount of carcinogen is not considered to be hazardous but novartis says it is stopping distribution until it learns more. the fda says patients can continue to take the drugs, but just make sure you check with your doctor. >>> amazon is making it easier for customers to purchase goods using cash. it's teaming up with western union to help customers who want to pay with cash. shoppers will be able to make a purchase on amazon and get a unique pay code at checkout. they can pay in cash at a local western union within the next 24 hours of making that transaction. >>> happening today, you can visit several san francisco museums for free. this is the second time this year thanks to

helena, .14 of an inch. .02 for oakland and mount diablo. san francisco had light showers to move in but not enough to be measurable. i'll take you through the rest of the work week with high pressure building in and what you can expect and a warm up on the way. kenny? >> thank you. >>> new at noon, a freeway shooting in solano county this morning. chp says the shooting happened on westbound 37 in vallejo west of wilton avenue before 6:00 during heavy commute traffic. the gunfire struck a car, the passengers are not hurt. investigators say it appears road rage was a factor and officers are looking for suspects. >>> new at noon, the trump administration just revoked california's strict clean car standards and now the california attorney general is saying we'll see you in court. this is the latest step in the repeal of obama era policies aimed at reducing car pollution. california leaders held a news conference in response to the repeal. >> and so whether it is climate change or an administration taking on the responsibilities, we're prepared

helena. fall is around the corner. monday is the first official day of fall. in the meantime, it's going to be warm tomorrow, but warm on saturday. sunday, a break before that second system moves in bringing warm, hot, dry weather, but certainly sunny skies. can you believe it? fall already. >> where did the time go? >> wake uplatest on weather and traffic starting at 4:30 a.m. >> it's going to be christmas before you know it. >> is already christmas stuff at costco. i am very upset about it. >> it's crazy. thank you. >>> check this out. colorado wildlife officials are warning the public about injured animals after a woman picked up a hurt bobcat and put it in her car with her toddler. the big cat was hit by a car. parks and wildlife says it was too injured to care about being picked up, but when a wildlife officer tried to put the cat in a crate, it began hissing and swiping at her. the woman and her child were not hurt, but the bobcat had to be put down because of its injuries. >>> coming up, thousands are expected to gather in the nevada desert tomorrow to

helena. catching this wet weather as it comes in from the northwest before it invades most of our neighborhoods. it's in northern solano and napa counties. down to street level, you can see santa rosa, piney road. airport boulevard. the airport and 101 getting wet. there is wet weather elsewhere around the bay. this is where the most organized and steady activity is going to be today. a few lightning strikes right to the east of redding. that's where the best chance of thunderstorms will be. if you're heading out, you may have noticed it's muggy out there. look at these temperatures in the low to upper 60s. but we're not going far this afternoon. even with increasing sunshine. the breezes will keep us in the mid 60s at the coast and friend. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. lower 70s inland. frances? >> mike, we have a live shot of this big rig accident. this is the fremont area. a traffic alert has been issued northbound 680 before you make your way towards vargas. we have a camera crew t

helena wind speeds at 43. hawkeye at 33 miles per hour. and mt. diablo, winds now at 29-mile-per-hour and atlas peak north of napa with wind gusts at about 21 miles per hour. so it is gusting higher up. but we're just not feeling it a little bit lower in the lower elevations. and as we go through the rest of the day, we're still going to have some breezy winds. but the conditions will improve as we go into the afternoon. and we're going to see those winds coming down to about 10 to 15 miles per hour for the rest of the day. so our fire threat will betill going to have the high heat, very low humidity. our inland temperatures into the triple-digits, up toth mid-80s and a few low 90s. so i'll continue to monitor this and other updates in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> we're all following breaking news on capitol hill where the impeachment proceedings against president trump are underway. >> and last few hours the white house releasing the official notes from that phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president. kris sanchez is jo

helena, stanford, alum rock. but tomorrow the ocean breeze returns, the vanity increases, look at the difference. san francisco 94 today down to 73 tomorrow. forget the 90s and 100s, highs in the low to mid 80s. we will talk about how chilly will be this weekend, coming up. >>> with all the heat, hundreds of people in sonoma and napa, customers will be happy to hear the hum of the ac tonight now that pg&e is turning the power back on. wilson walker is in calistoga where the fire safety shut off took a big toll. >> reporter: the power is back on, the sun is finally going down after what had been a long, hot day up here. the outage, as it turned out lasted about 12 hours for everyone and for a lot of people it really was much more than just an inconvenience. >> i think this is the third power outage so far we have had. it's always when it is the hardest. >> reporter: on the northern edge of calistoga, this could turn the community of senior citizens into a ghost town, the citizens huddled in their homes, hoping to

the a long ball sent from the back line bounced back and forth between cust and going to and lucas helena before the striker finally smashed it in the back of the net i was his 2nd goal of the season but in 5 work it's less about the individual scores than the team as a whole was his and another year and it doesn't matter who's playing at the last couple games i happen to get playing time and i think we will see some dark days are coming up ahead. despite the elation freiburg remain humble but for the moment they were temporarily number one in the bundesliga top of the table for the 1st time in close to try to his long career as head coach for total of 15 minutes and 36 seconds and then all of a sudden it was over by virtue of none other than former freiburg player so i need a life now my he clearly toned down his post goal celebration out of respect for his history at the club. even though his 3rd season goal for our sport was a beauty worth celebrating my not least for aiming just right into the far corner to get past 5 book keeper alexander solo he's only conceded 4 goals so far this s

british barrister, helena kennedy, is one of the very few people who have listened to the audio recordings someone's voice makes a shiver go through your body. baroness kennedy was invited to join a team headed by agnes callamard, the un special rapporteur for extrajudicial killing, who negotiated access to the crucial tapes. the recordings reveal what happened to the journalist inside the consulate. he says, "am i being kidnapped?" "how could this happen in an embassy?" the sounds that are heard after that point indicate that he is suffocated, probably with a plastic bag. callamard's report concluded that the saudi state was responsible for the murder. the saudi government declined to give an interview to panorama but said it condemned the abhorrent killing, and it was committed to holding the perpetrators accountable. it said that the crown prince had absolutely nothing to do with what it called a "heinous crime". jane corbin, bbc news. for our viewers in the uk, panorama — the khashoggi murder tapes is on bbc one this monday at 8.30 pm. if you're watching on world news — check out our w