that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> miss hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone to contact the protective bureau. >> she was 18 years old. just days from turning 19. and it seemed to be in for the night. a former homecoming queen in her pjs, phoning a few friends from the basement bedroom at her mom and dads in akron, ohio. it's too late now, but you wished you could just ask just one question. why did you leave the house so suddenly that night? her brother justin doesn't know. >> she got dressed and said, i'm going to go off for a little bit. i'll be back. i love you. >> and that was it? >> we've never seen her again. >> the thing was, the next morning, thursday in may of 1999, was going to be a red letter day for hannah. she drives her geo prizm, the used car she was proud to be paying for, to her first day of full-time secretary work at diebold. the company that makes atms. her boyfriend of more than a year, brad, expected her to swing by her place in the morning to pick him up. he says, she was a no-show. >> i remember waking up with this

i found friends in oak hill and i found friends in oak hill and iwant— i found friends in oak hill and friends in oak hill and i want to stay in touch - i found friends in oak hill and i want to stay in touch with i i want to stay in touch with everyone _ i want to stay in touch with everyone in _ i want to stay in touch with everyone in oak— i want to stay in touch with everyone in oak hill, - everyone in oak hill, especially— everyone in oak hill, especially with- everyone in oak hill, especially with my i everyone in oak hill, i especially with my hosts. everyone in oak hill, - especially with my hosts. for the ukrainians _ especially with my hosts. the ukrainians and their especially with my hostsm the ukrainians and their host families, the months ahead will undoubtedly see more challenges. but in this peaceful corner of somerset, there is a real determination to stick together and help out for as long as they are needed. time for a look at the sport now. hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with football and double european cup winners benfica are

santa clara eastern hills and mountains, so it is going to be a very hot spell.e to the sun. we will see patches of fog forming near the coast line. not very widespread, though, but pushing locally across the bay and locally inland. that will be the picture around 5:00 a.m. as the morning commute gets underway. overnight it will be pretty mild . low temperatures will generally be in the upper 50's to low 60's and tomorrow, sunny skies in the south bay with highs at santa clara, 89, san jose 95 at morgan hill. up to 80 degrees in redwood city tomorrow. downtown san francisco will top out at 76 degrees tomorrow. in north bay, we will see 96 in santa rosa. cloverdale and ukiah, 100. east bay highs, 82 oakland. the inland east bay will be our hottest region tomorrow with numerous locations. -- numerous locations hitting hour exceeding 100 degrees. it will be even hotter tuesday as the heat peaks that day. still hot inland wednesday with highs up to about 102 degrees in the hottest locations, down to the mid-90's inland thursday and friday and finally, some cooling re

you are looking lives at the scene, east 80 at l quartz hille hill drive. this crash happened at about midnight. delays in both directions, a tanker truck caught fire. the fire is out, but there is a bit of a mess, leaving that left lane open for traffic to squeeze through ther. through there. it is busy in both directions. counter commute commute as well as eastbound, no no idea when lanes will open up your caltrans on the scene with a hard closure which means there there are some repairs that need need to happen as well. you can see on our map, about 8 miles per hour. stick with an alternate in the meantime. pablo, that runs parallel to 80. that will affect your drive as you head to the bay bridge. another hot spot northbound 101, 101, past the richmond bridge, there are lane closures due to serious printed injury crash. south bound doing okay through this area, until you hit south of there, where chp and crews are working on another spot. south 101 at spencer, this will be out there for quite some time. an investigation is underway, unfortunately due to

the marine layer even made its way in, here is ak a look of the east inland hills. hills. as we pull back into the afternoon we are left with sunny sunny skies once again. daytime highs today are sitting in the low to mid 80s. head outdoors and get some fresh air, especially along the coast and bay where we have a spray, 60s for us with the winds kicking in in from the west. the official sunrise is coming up pretty shortly. that will allow for the the marine layer to extend this afternoon. we will be left with sunny skies up the east inland hills this afternoon. that will be the trend for us tonight. overnight we are filled in once again. this is how we will wake up tomorrow morning when you tune in for the tuesday forecast. we will talk about that in a little bit. > >> jocelyn, how do the roads look? >> on southbound 680 we have a car that rolled over on the shoulder. speeds are still looking okay in the area, but just be aware. the other accident we are talking about is is westbound 80. this is on the approach to interstate 880. the left lane is blocked and traffic traff

in morgan hill, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> okay, a live look back at the white house. the biden administration has now declared monkeypox a national health emergency. that's a rare designation aimed at freeing up emergency funds removing some of the red tape to help everyone respond. >> joining us live now, ucsf dr. peter chin-hong. thanks for joining us. there has been a lot of criticism on the federal response to monkeypox so far. can you explain how this declaration will help? and is it coming too late? >> well, i think, ryan, the main criticism is speed. i think this declaration should have been made a long time ago. and the reason why is we need everyone coming together to share data. i think everyone thinks this is actually the tip of the iceberg. we actually have more cases. because jurisdictions and states don't have an obligation to report to it the cdc until it's a national emergency. number two, i think it will help with the three ms. so money, first of all, medicines. we have t-pox i think will be great if we have it under emergency use authorization instea

capturing a hill, retaking a hill, losing a hill, retaking the hill. it's just this constant climbing and going down the hills and fighting over these mountain tops became incredibly exhausting. weather too. so here's a picture of the terrain. the mountainous terrain there in korea and here is just a hint at the kinds of weather that some of the u.s. soldiers mandarins experienced there -- and marines experienced there. weather was very important to the experiences of these soldiers. in winter, especially in the early -- early in the war when the troops are not well supplied, they had used troop supplies left over from world war ii. intended for climate and places not like korea. so they had boots that were not appropriate for climbing mountains. or for withstanding deep, deep freezing cold. they also had overcoats and their uniforms were not well suited for the cold climate of korea either. so one soldier, sorry, a marine actually, private first class bruce lippert, he entered korea in march, 1952. in the time of the stalemate. he said, like everyone

and while capitol hill police struggled alone. the writers supported by serving and former military men broke in to capitol hill. at least 8 points were breached the vastly outnumbered capitol hill, security officials managed to escort members of congress down to the bunker. as night fell back up arrived. and capitol hill was retained 10 percent of the people arrested for violence criminal activity at the u. s. capital had either current or former military experience. and so what has the military done a very little it was fine for military members to belong to a militia group. you know, military members that have belonged to militia groups. such as the 3 per centers that have committed violent acts against a you know, people, police officers plotted bombings and shootings. despite the arrests, chris hill and the 3 percent as in georgia, continue their movement. ah, also because of their beliefs about muslims. the attacks on the twin time by muslim extremists radically changed the discourse around islam in the u. s. according to th

those hills have been above it all. haven't felt it at all. so it is fairly dry up there now. if one of these stray lightning strikes happens up there, that is going to be the concern. that again anywhere not just tri valley. north bay, south valley, east. it is an equal opportunity risk we'll watch. morning lows tomorrow into the low 60s. day time highs a little warmer than today. you'll notice it will be a little muggy. you might notice that if you haven't already. in the seven-day forecast there is no real big change. we'll stay in the big 80s for san jose through the next seven days. temperatures don't budge at all. we get a little warmer for the inland valleys of the east bay but not significantly so. all right. over to you. >> straight ahead in sports, more bill russell thoughts and we've got breaking news from the 49ers. it looks like we'll see number 19 doing a little more than just running up and down the sidelines. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way

we want to bring in nbc's julie tsirkin who's on capitol hill and editor in chief of the hill, bob cusack. guys, let's talk through some of the nitty-gritty of all of this, as we're watching this vote finally take place on the senate floor. it's something we've been holding out for for quite some time. after this marathon of work they've been doing. julie, let's start with the day of all of. it we had hit a little bit of a snag, which we thought was going to throw everything off course. it seems like it didn't necessarily. how did we get here so quickly, even with the and prove all of the amendment from republican senator, john tehran? >> look, it represents two major changes. one on the insulin cap, no one on this minimum corporate tax provision. not only sinema voted for but other vulnerable democrats in the midterms as well. this wouldn't make major changes to the bill in the green scheme of things. they are still getting the deficit reduction numbers they wanted, they're getting the climate pieces, like getting the tax pieces and they're getting the drug pricing and health coverage co

beverly hills, california. >> beverly hills emergency. >> careful what you wish for. >> someone killed my parents! >> 28 years later -- it's still the case that has the power to shock. >> it's beverly hills. it's the movie business. it's kids killing their parents. >> what possessed those two handsome young men. who had been given, everything. >> a porsche or a rolex. they got pretty much what they wanted. >> why did they give back murder. >> how do you plead? >> not guilty. >> a sensational murder trial. >> theirs was the case to usher in wall-to-wall tv coverage. even before o.j. >> i was just firing as i went into the room, i just started firing. >> the kind of horror you couldn't stop watching. >> what was in front of you? >> my parents. >> tonight you'll hear the real story, told by the investigators. >> his face was disfigured from the shotgun blast that he took to the back of the head. >> by the young men themselves. >> they weren't real. wax. >> the real-life details of the defense that shocked america. >> uhm, we would be in the bathroom, and uh, it would, he would put me on m

they came here, and volunteers came to the poklonnaya hill to the museum of victory. it is kept in storage. well, imagine if we cover the entire area with this flag, where we can demonstrate it in a museum. we tried to deploy it in the commander's hall, but it didn't work out. so it's, well, 27 by 40 - it's a pretty big subway. early this morning, here on poklonnaya hill, a huge number of volunteers, about 200 , unfurled the russian flag, consisting of ninety parts, 85 of them came from different regions of our country, almost all regions participated in this action, but five more parts were brought from the donetsk people's republic of luhansk and also because of the thresholds of the kherson region and kharkov on each, and the wishes of congratulations on the holiday happy russian flag day wishes from residents of different regions were written on the canvas russia from the people of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, uh, and from many famous actors and athletes. this is our history, these are our symbols, symbols that our parents are proud of, which our an

and capitol hill was reclaimed. the 10 percent of the people arrested for violence criminal activity at the u. s. capital had either current or former military experience. and so what had the military done very little. it was fine for military members to belong to the militia group military members that it belonged to militia groups such as the 3 percenters that have committed violent acts against you know, people, police officers plotted bombings and shootings. despite the arrests chris hill and the 3 percenters in georgia continue their movement. ah, also because of their beliefs about muslim the attacks on between time by muslim extremists radically changed the discourse around islam in the us. according to the research institute, the new america foundation $2.00 and $5.00 americans believe islam is incompatible with us values. the distrust and hostility towards muslims has caused a rise in lemma phobic attacks across the country. just one percent of americans are muslims, but 14.5 percent of all hate crimes comm

a hill is a great hill, piled up in the eyes of themselves , and on this mountain stands a fortress stands a castle from the castle inhabitants. purchase commands the whole world, this is the idea of ​​​​world domination of world domination. and not just dominance, but dominance is associated with suppression. e of all forms. e dissidents since the resistance, therefore, here is an american there for the saksun dream. uh, the city on the hill is essentially fascist, apart from a dream that excludes, uh, another bloom and another color. well, paint and well, music is either coming from other peoples. for other social groups or other individuals, you know the meaning of, uh, and our russian dream, as i define it, is the temple on the hill. this is the idea of ​​a sublime creative improvement and improvement of the universe, where those who are not behind , not so developed by an advanced form are not destroyed, as in the first case, but on the contrary, they are improved and rise equal to those who have pulled ahead. this is the idea of ​​the verb of the state of the good kingdom, whe

we'll taste it with the seka hills. in making dishes and coming up with things as a chef, we look at balance. the type of applications we're talking about using in oil when you're gonna want the oil there as an ingredient in a dish where it stands out, you're really looking at how it pairwith the other things. so some oils will pair well with things that are sweet and delicate fruit and some oils will pair really poorly. sergio, the table, they're just gonna have a caesar salad and then the chicken right after the caesar salad. another area that we like to use the oils is finishing meats can be reay nice with different olive oils, particularly oils with a stronger bitterness component. we're really fortunate to have a dish that people are so enamored with. it's roasted chicken for two, and we serve it over a salad mustard greens and bread that's kind of like a bread stuffing. when it's time to put the dish together, we'll cut up the chicken and dress the salad with a really simple vinaigrette, and we always use the seka

we'll taste it with the seka hills. in making dishes and coming up with things as a chef, we look at balance. the type of applications we're talking about using in oil when you're gonna want the oil there as an ingredient in a dish where it stands out, you're really looking at how it pairwith the other things. so some oils will pair well with things that are sweet and delicate fruit and some oils will pair really poorly. sergio, the table, they're just gonna have a caesar salad and then the chicken right after the caesar salad. another area that we like to use the oils is finishing meats can be reay nice with different olive oils, particularly oils with a stronger bitterness component. we're really fortunate to have a dish that people are so enamored with. it's roasted chicken for two, and we serve it over a salad mustard greens and bread that's kind of like a bread stuffing. when it's time to put the dish together, we'll cut up the chicken and dress the salad with a really simple vinaigrette, and we always use the seka

a few blocks from the morgan hill community park. police say castillo was involved in an argument with a group of people before the shooting. it's now legal to possess a used catalytic converter in south san francisco. the city council is trying to make it more difficult for thieves to sell them as the bay area seen an increase in thefts. kron four's amanda hari talk to police about how this could help. >> it's a real problem. it's not just a real problem in south. there was a school. it's a problem with the county. it's a problem it in the state of california as well. >> a problem that's costing victims thousands of dollars. south san francisco police say people are often left paying about $3,000 for places stolen. catalytic converter. but the problem isn't limited to one area. these are photos of converters recovered by san mateo police on august 4th, this security video shows a thief in vallejo literally lifting the car off the ground to take someone's converter between january of 2021. >> and >> this year we've investigated 433 c

drops. >> you can see where the smoke is blowing around those houses right there at the top of the hille hillside chart all the way down to the freeway, which looked like it might have served as a natural firebreak, but traffic has really backed up, paul has said that the winds have been relatively calm, so if you could could weigh in, i'm sure that's good news. >> we had northerly winds reported at the site closest to the fire, now they are west southwest, light and variable breeze, you can see the direction the smoke is blowing, the way the camera is oriented right now, south is at the top of the screen, so the smoke is blowing from west to east, blowing towards dublin. in dublin, the tri-valley, if you are sensitive to wildfire smoke and you want to stay inside while the smoke is being produced, by this fire that they they are trying to get the containment on, a tanker going by, it's not producing as much smoke as it was at the top of the hour, some good news there, but it's still burning. >> i was going to mention that, it appears like firefighters are are getting the upper hand on

for the medea the hill has always been sacred. the place they used to go to offer press the iron or mine is more than just a blight on the landscape. along with the sense of spiritual loss comes the worry about environmental pollution. these are brought to paula's. they have limitless greet. they can exercise all their corruption on any government, but they are tribals who say don't mindful coal, that tribal to say stop. the pollution of our land, a lot of acre a dorothy hood. linda. good in the 5 of them and the big a bill. my do you worship in the godaddy? oh god, the law, where is simon? good. god. is there it? where is it? on the map here, hold on, i'm gonna do it. we got many of our communities, laws and customs are only oral, not written tradition again, because if we kept the line rights for palm rocker, it will be documented in writing back out to me that it will look on your business with them in myrtle lord, i visit the doj road right? no less than the my front door. dre the sway you running and to juvie been, i don't kn

jenny hill, bbc news, szczecin.ree years. dozens of bands will be performing alongside multiple sound systems and visitors from all over the world are expected to attend. wendy hurrell has been finding out what's in store on carnival day. it's back. notting hill carnival returns to the streets after three years. there are parades on sunday and monday starting at around 10:30 in the morning. it's a weekend of music, colourful costumes, and street food. it's been some time since the met had to police an event of this size. partners have been working with the police for months now to make sure that our plans are in place. we recognise what the risks are — and we have planned for those — but we will also respond dynamically to any issues and instances that happen on the day. but after what has been a very difficult few years in so many ways, there is a special significance for this community. the costumes will reflect that sentiment. we get our inspiration from things that are current. we want our theme to be relevant,

for the medea the hill has always been sacred. the place they used to go to offer press the iron or mine is more than just a blight on the landscape. along with the sense of spiritual loss comes the worry about environmental pollution. these are brought paula's. they have limitless greed. they can exercise all their corruption on any government. but they are tribals who say don't mindful coal. that tribals will say stop the pollution of our land with with that in the south of the and the big a little my do you worship in the godaddy? oh god, the law, where is simon? good. god. is there it? where is it? on the map here, then i got many of our communities, laws and customs are only oral, not written tradition again, because if we get the line rights for palmer account, it will be documented in writing. i got, i mean it will are gonna be this one. i don't know if my lord i visited the doj road right. nor do i stand on my front door dre this way yearning and to juvie and i don't know where god is here and butcher is here. the ultimate

it's a busy sunday on capitol hill. we're waiting the final vote on the inflation act. it could come any moment after the vote-a-rama. it's the marathon for the republicans to drag out this process. the president is eagerly awaiting as a major victory heads into the victims as he makes this case that democrats are actually now getting things done. plus the former president bringing his continued focus on election lies to cpac. they are there to talk to the mega faithful. >> the chinese hacked the machines, labor all kinds of discrepancies. >> this time they found something different that they hadn't seen before, they're gonna join us ahead to talk more about that. first, to capitol hill, where we expect the senate to finally prosecute inflation reduction act as soon as this afternoon, we are hoping. but not before gop senators forced democrats to take some tough votes. during that vote-a-rama on, amendment -- it seems another amendment from john -- 15% minimum tax rate could create some problems for democrats. let's get to nbc's, julia -- before we see the potential hic

professor hill, i know you are on the fly. so i am going to allow you to hit that first before going on to the rest of our colleagues. >> i appreciate that. i'm in the airport trying to get back. a little emergency. when i dip off, that's why. i think the answer is yes. we still have a responsibility to black people, to black readers, to black audiences. you know, i don't think we are the exact same responsibility or at least not the exact same role but i think as black writers, we don't have the luxury to just write about whatever. it doesn't mean we shouldn't create space for joy and for experimentation and for creativity and self-indulgence. we can do that. i write some stuff that don't got nothing to do with none of y'all. but in terms of the overall project, i feel like when i write i'm thinking how will this improve the conditions of black people? how will it spotlight the lives of black people? how will this usher in a new generation of black writers and black readers which is also part of the conversation. i think we h

hill to get back into their community. neighbors say this inconvenience is raising safety concerns. >> how we would get out of here if there was a fire because there is an emergency exit that has been here for years that isd and blocked. >> reporter: the fire departmens department says firefighters can can cut the lock to the emergency access road. >> it's not too often where youe one means of access to a neighborhood with this many homes get cut off. >> reporter: while james made home, many others were not so lucky. they waited about seven s for crews to reopen the street.& street. pg&e says three homes in in the dark and they are working working as fast as they can to restore power. > >> as kissimmee are returning t, many parents are faced with the challenge of deciding when their their child is ready for cell phones. the american academy of pediatrics is dating teaming up with at&t to create safety media media habits. the tools include a questionnaire that asks if your child keeps track of theirs or whether you trust th

a fire in the hills of dublin near the border of dublin and castro valley. sky ranger is overhead and you can see the collection of firefighters and behind them. behind them are a series of communities of some pretty large homes. this is at schaeffer ranch park in dublin. this is right off of 580. big homes atop the mountain, this started as a car fire on 580 one hour ago, you can see the flames and some of the cal fire personnel. dublin issued a warning, be prepared to evacuate west of schaeffer park road. we will watch this fire throughout the newscast but you can see the homeowners coming home from work or coming home from school. probably not allowed to access their streets because firefighters are keeping the flames away from this community right in the hills above dublin. we will continue to check in with breaking news throughout the newscast. >>> a state of high alert for federal law enforcement agents and their families amid a spike in threats following the seizure of documents from donald trump's estate. congress is asking for more information about

the black hills was home to more than 50 indigenous people.n 1868 the fort laramie treaty which designated for the absolute and undisturbed use of the great sioux nation, which encompasses dozens of tribes. this land, first of all is your land, it's indigenous land. colonizers come in. even after that, a treaty is negotiated that mount rushmore is treaty land. >> it's in those treaties that people don't get to come on these lands without first consulting us and having conversation and consent from us. >> but before the ink could dry, the united states violated the treaty, making the black hills a symbol for resistance and call to return stolen land. literally every single treaty that has ever been signed with native people has been violated in some way, shape or form. >> so all of them? all of them? >> all of them. >> you know, they call mount rushmore the shrine of democracy, when really it's the shrine of hypocrisy. because a lot of people don't know that article 6 of the u.s. constitution states that tr treaties are the supreme law of the l

starting out pleasant, 60s on the coastline and 90s in the eastland hills. this is right around average but once we extend into saturday through tuesday, the national weather service has issued an excessive heat watch due to the fact that temperatures are ranging well above normal. 20 degrees above e above average just throughout the eastland hills. notice how the coastline is not the case. what does that mean? maybe change out your outdoor plans. i i know a lot of families are coming to visit for the holiday. as we extend into saturday, we are not breaking any records. that is not to say it is not ho. not hot. from livermore all the way to santa rosa. it is mostly in the low section but once we had in two saturday and even into sunday, notice how those eastland hills just light up and and with that in mind, we need to highlight the dangers. two big differences when it mes to to heat exhaustion. with heat exhaustion, you will be feeling excessive sweating. no sweating with a heatstroke. your skin will be very dry. heat exhausti, heat exhaustion, clammy and c

i really just real hill what you're saying that i can do, you know it don't know if i knew go on yoga chi, worst l a. it's hard to know how many were killed by unit 731 alone estimate very, some say 3 to 5000 people. others put to figure out 10000 to something. yeah. well then, yeah. now monday about a couple years old. i give them all nonlinear ah, most the army, general staff and emperor here a hutto will well aware of the units, goals and methodology. unit 731 was established in 1936 by the secret order of emperor. here he thought i saw the order with my own eyes when i served his hand of unit 73 one's general department tribunal transcript, major general campbell. she marquee, or she is interrogation. all good, all cocoa mean, does she go to say, says so she's a little short then all adore you sense. so she, those are coming to our course. chris, should i know mama here? why should we shout, talk to you. e mail, okay, like, you know, we did a horn gin. oak was all shinji talking g. se, so laws near hong won't dial, chose your needs and or you cannot short then no, no, no, no, no o

can i got quite the law law hill home on the way or not home. so that before we thought like a lead noun, they're gonna work with on there. so that automotive are some victims were literally mummified alive. they were put into an extremely hot room with no water and kept there until they were completely designated. the bodies were weighed before and after 78 percent of the human body as water, as that experiment proved with no, no, no, no, no. castillo though they give it about the long run of shannon gatzo. mean, they're not getting a new build up son. they're well got the all center at the moment on the scene dish with some experiments were conducted out of mere curiosity inmates. had various body organs removed, limbs switched, also monkey blood injected all their sensitivity to x rays in the attic. tricity tested, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race move is on often very dramatic development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be

the black hills specifically was home to more than 50 indigenous communities. and in 1868, the united states signed the fort larime treaty designating the land for the use and occupation of the great sioux nation which is dozens of tribes. this land, first of all, is your land. indigenous land. even after that, mount rushmore is treaty land. >> it is in those treaties that people don't get to come on those lands without consulting us and having conversation and consent from us. >> reporter: but before they could try, the united states violated the treaty making the black hills a symbol for resistance and a call to return stolen land. >> literally every single treaty that has ever been signed with native people has been violated in some way, shape, or form. all of them. all of them. they call mount rushmore the shrine of democracy. when really, it is the shine of hypocrisy. because a lot of people don't know that article six of the u.s. constitution states treaties are the supreme law of the land so when they violate treaties, they violate the constitution. >> r

let me remind you that she works on sparrow hills and is now joining us. katya good morning.ou already went on the air an hour ago, has the situation changed during this time and is it stronger or does it smell like burning? how are things with visibility? there have been changes, very light rain has passed and breathing has become a little easier. but the visibility on the contrary has become worse, but one can now judge the transparency of the air. e, considering the main moscow sights. let me remind you that the vorobyov gora platform rises 80 m above the mirror of the moscow river to novodevichy. you will reach the monastery from here in a straight line for about 2 km. he is visible. very good skyscraper. mida rises at a distance of 4 1/2 km. and now, she is already hiding in a dense haze, not quite on the horizon at the moment. on the horizon is the cathedral of christ the savior, it is almost impossible to see it, that is, the visibility range is not exceeds 7-8 km. this is certainly 2 1/2 times worse than usual. hmm ah, and uh confirms uh, visual observations and data

it is for our north bay hills are east bay hills and our east bay valley locations also includes this stretch here near areas of venetia as well as the like, how in areas over the cartoon is straight. temperature wise. here we go. 73 in oakland , very mild 69 in san francisco . even better. 57 at half moon bay. it's a cool one with fog out there along the coastline, and then we go the other direction where we're already 94 in livermore 94 fairfield. these are the areas that are likely to go above 100 degrees for today. 87 in nevada and for the south bay 83 over san jose, pointing to that fog, therefore you right along the coastline. about half of the bay is pulled off the coast just a little bit you can see down along the san mateo county. coastline there probably have some sunshine right at the shore. but that fog is lurking very close by and expected to return a little bit later today. the winds have been very, very light today of fairfield has managed to maintain an onshore breeze, although it's been really, really weak, has managed to maintain that over the last couple of days, no

be under a spare the air alert day, the chopper five spotted hazy conditions over the the east bay hills today, due to to a combination of high temperatures, smog from cars and and a lot of the wildfire smoke drifting over the bay. that's coming in from the six rivers lightning complex fire in humboldt and trinity counties, it has burned more than 30 square miles, 17% contained. that fire the second largest the the state has seen this year, paul heggen has been tracking the heat, and paul, tomorrow, a different story. >> it's hot enough inland right now but tomorrow's temperatures will be the hottest we experience through the rest of the week. it won't last long, we we are backing down already by wednesday and thursday but a heat advisory in effect tomorrow tomorrow for inland parts of the the east bay, eastern santa clara county, and the mountains of the north bay, where temperatures will reach into the the upper half of the 90s and a lot of locations in solano and alamunse stuff, stay hydrated, limit over over exerting yourself outside, and find air conditioning when you can. heat advi

we will be seeing seeing sunny skies in the east inland hills today. the marine layer will soak the bay overnigt bay overnight and we wake up with a similar trying, just the way we woke up this morning. the the winds have been pretty gusty gusty for us in the evening hours the past couple days. now will continue to be the trend as as we kick off the work week fo. week forecast. hearound35 mir ho. . weher to headreal mean that. weekend and this weekend, do it today. we are expecting 80s in the east inland hills, 60s on the coast in the bay, it is a great week for us to head out. as we take a look at the next couple days, notice how we warm up a little bit day by day. we see upper 60s now, but 70s return into the forecast for san san francisco, partly cloudy conditions will slowly turn into into sunshine, even for the east east inland hills. as we extend into this weekend, no 90s insight, just upper 80s as early early as wednesday. we will keep keep you updated in the weather center. > >> jocelyn, how do things look out there? >> we are monitoring a crus

this hill is a prototype of the egyptian pyramid, a huge sacred hill, which is revered by the ancientians, is also here in the astrakhan power and it is about 250 million years old . most likely was a guide for travelers, we are considered the holy mountain, for some peoples. it is to him a huge hill of earth and salt, and today people come to bow to him, and thousands of years ago those tribes that were then called sarmatians worshiped him, it is believed that it was their representatives who reached egypt more than 5,000 years ago and brought memories of the astrakhan region to the culture of this ancient civilization moreover, it was not the last campaign of local tribes in ancient egypt. after all, it was in the eighth-seventh century bc that the movement of nomadic tribes took place; the scythians were forced get out of here. strike at the crimean kemerians, and the kemerians, having united with the persians, made deep raids into mesopotamia in egypt and e, somewhere in the sixth century. they even tried to install their own pharaoh in egypt, who ruled there for about a year, whi

the law law hell home on no way on the hill home. so im that before without like a live now they're gonna work with on there. so that automotive on some victims were literally mummified alive. they were put into an extremely hot room with no water and kept there until they were completely designated. the bodies were weighed before and after 78 percent of the human body as water. as that experiment proved leader. so no, no, no, no. castillo though they can read it about the long run of shannon gatzo. mean they're not getting good. luna? thunder? although the all center at the moment on the scene, digital enough mm. some experimental were conducted out of my curiosity inmates had various body organs removed. lim switched, also monkey blood injected all their sensitivity to x rays and attic tricity tested with a which one you brought to charlotte? first, a one with a question. give him a, with a with and you can see the building is a still a blaze, as the wire fighters are trying to put it out. that's all it to be careful because their

sitting in the mid-90s, extending into the east east inland hills. even the tri-valley dealing with triple digits were daytime highs usualy are in the low to mid-90s. the coast, not seeing too much of ae thanks to significant onshore flow that keeps us cooler during during this time of year. san francisco, 75. usually we are 6. high pressure pushing its way in in informing us up and dries us up significantly. the air quality today is not the best. for those who suffer from allergies, we will break down the air quality forecast and talk about how long it is expected to last. moderate and y in the bay area. will have more on that, coming up. > >> let's get a look at the roadways. if you are up early getting ready to make the trek into the altamont pass, that is where we are seeing brake lights. in the red, 14 miles per in some spots. westbound at 205g on 580. travel times 33 minutes to make your way toward the dubn interchange. for that this morning. if you are taking some of the bridges, there's a wind advisory for the bridge but note bay bridge. here

but now, the latest from capitol hill and the white house. we turn to nbc's julia tsirkin and mike motley for us this afternoon. julie, let's begin with you. what is the timeline here on that look for the vote on the inflation reduction act, when we're looking, at and wonder senators from both sides saying? >> yeah, look, that's a big question not just in our minds but on the senators minds, as well. as they are all bracing to see when they are going to vote to kick off this process and take up the reconciliation bill that they have been working on. democrats have been working on, especially over the last 24 hours. trying to take through some of the procedural matters. we know that the parliamentarian has finished sort of describing the bill as we call. it that means she's finished hearing arguments from democrats and republicans. it turns out democrats will have their bill remain largely intact. there's some questions on the drug piece of this. on the insulin cap specifically as well. just a few moments there on the floor, as you're seeing o

that's the scene from dublin looking over the hills.osta county. you get more breaks as you get fartr inland near the delta. 7-day forecast. no mat are how gray it it is now and it's for about everybody. you will get more sunshine than anything else by late morning. and temperatures l be right about average for this time year and then they will col down a little bit over the week. you can see that play out here n the 7-day forecast about warming about warming back up for much of next week. >> all right. thanks darren and the news continues all day on cbs news bay area. cbs mornings is coming up next. have a great. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and to our viewers on west coast. i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm nate burleson. >> and i'm jamie yuccas. let's go to your world in 90 seconds. a judge orders the justice department to reveal information about the search of mar-a-lago and how it could effect the case. >> trump said that the redactions are concealing. the material or something along that nature. >> president biden goes on the . acc

and then after that is another hill, george's hill. it's a major landform. and then next to that is the actual port of plymouth itself. the full plain basically comes all the way down behind the hill to the sea in plymouth. scientifically, it was being monitored and we had two years of activity before the actual lava started coming out. so it waclear th something was happening. on the other hand, if you had asked us in 1995:"would it last more than 20 years?", we would have laughed in your face. we've had five periods when lava has come out, and five pauses when nothing has happened, and we're currently in a pause. nothing's happening in the surface. but our monitoring shows that there's still something pushing up underneath the volcano. there's still something trying to get out. and that's why we're still very weary of allowing people around the volcano because we know it has the potential to do something, and perhaps do it quickly. and it's when it does something quickly, that the real dangers lie. two thirds of the island is sort of inaccessible to people

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eventually just claiming the black hills. now in 1980 this issue was resolved as a strong word, so we're not going to use it was taken up. by the us supreme court in us versus sioux nation of indians and which the supreme court recognized. that that unilateral changing of the treaty. those actions taken by the federal government were wrong. and the taking of the black hills was wrong. the us government had violated the treaty it was wrong for them to do it and so the supreme court ruled in favor of the lakota giving i believe it was initially what 30 something million dollar 35 35 million dollars in that an additional 1.1 105 million on top of that basically to pay for the value of of the black hills so that the us government will have bought the black hills. to this day that money has not been touched. how much money do you know off top you had brandon? so before belly, it's somewhere in the range as several billion. it's increasing every day with interest. and there's no real desire to take because the thing is if you take