the iso expects peak demand to hit just over 46,000 megawatts. to give you some perspective, the all-time record is just over 60,000 megawatts. that was set in 2006. the iso is asking you to limit your power usage between 2:00 this afternoon and 9:00 this evening. do your laundry at other times or other things that require your major appliances. they're asking you not to set your air conditioner higher than 72 degrees and turning off your lights. >> keeping things dark. trying not to run the laundry because that's also heat. but yeah. >> reporter: what's your thermostat set at? >> 80. >> are you okay with that? >> it's not ideal, but what are you going to do? >> reporter: are you conserving energy for your bill or to be a good citizen or both? >> i would say both. >> reporter: tomorrow is supposed to even be hotter than today, which means pools like this one in livermore will again be crowded, and it's still not clear, though, whether or not the iso could call for a third day of flex alerts. reporting live here in livermore, bob riddell, nbc bay

reporter: there'll be a big squeeze later this summer during the solar eclipse on august 21st, the iso estimates it'll lose roughly 6,000 megawatts of solar power. the trick will be to find the power elsewhere as the moon moves across the state to the sun. reporting live here in folsom, bob riddle, nbc bay area news. >> that is an interesting part of the power grid component. so the heat danger though is very real. the santa clara county coroner confirmed that two people did die of the heat this week. a third death is under investigation. the family of 87-year-old jordan who died on monday say that she was out gardening when she died. her neighbors say she was always working outside. >> we were really surprised because she's always out in the morning, waving, you know, kind of sweeping off the path and everything. so sad that she didn't come in. >> according to to the coroner, 72-year-old dennis young of san jose also died because of the heat. young was homeless and living in his car. >>> download our nbc bay area app to stay informed about the dangerous heat and the outages that could

he's doing a lot of iso pound, pound, pound the ball. what is he doing? you'll see it tonight and he's just waiting for somebody to get over him. whether it's korver, whether tyree, james smith who didn't play the first game. he's waiting for three point shooters to get open, making lasers. >> he's making them. that's what's surprising. that's what his former coach, mike brown, said. >> lebron didn't have rim protecters. >> better defense. >> exactly. he's going to have to kick a lot. those guys we talked about are going to have to make the three's to keep up with the warriors. >> warriors defense is better than anything the cavs saw in the east. so many story lines, so much more to come on this edition of #dubson7. a pregame show brought to you by jeep. when we continue, we're going to talk about super teams and whether it's kevin durant joining the warriors or it's lebron taking his talent to south beach. and then back to cleveland. we're going to discuss whether super teams are good or bad for the nba. and then don't forget after the game, we've got ou

cal iso is asking residents to set thermostats to 78 or higher, cool your home with fans and drinks. turn off all unnecessary lights, and use major appliances in the morning or late evening. >> using any of those tips? >> yeah, you know, it gets hot out here. but we try to stay cool using fans and stuff like that, that way it doesn't take as much electricity. >> reporter: the flex alert is for today and tomorrow, this is when cal iso officials are expecting the highest amount of energy use across california in 10 years. in walnut creek, jessica flores, kpix 5. >> have you been outside today? we did spot some people braving the 94-degree heat in pleasanton earlier this afternoon, many sporting shorts, shades, people hydrated with ice cold drinks. >> people across the west are dealing with record-breaking temperatures, check out death valley hitting 122 degrees. las vegas coming in at 114, and phoenix at 118. chris martinez is live in riverside with that part of the story. chris? >> reporter: where we are, actually in santa clarita northwest of los angeles, we have seen temperatures in

on saudi arabia and cutter because they're supplying logistical and financial financial support to iso. isis, the group were fighting again in the middle east, saudi arabia is applying them according to hillary clinton not indirectly but directly. who in their right mind would give money or share our technology with a country that's been supporting isis? would do that? would think that's a good idea? yet, they'll come here and say that it's about iran and we had to combat iran everywhere. guess what? this may make the situation with iran worse. what do you think iran thanks that saudi arabia gets weapons? they'll think if the saudi's are getting more than we should get more. what do you think israel thanks perspective the saudi is get more than we should get more. ever heard of an arms race? that's what this is. we are fueling an arms race in the middle east. every side once more. you say we have to do this, we have to combat iran. do you know how much of the golt she comes and all the allies that are bombing the hell out of yemen, do you know how their military spending compares to ir

at the cal iso operation center in fulsom. in spite of the fact that the mercury is supposed to hit the low one hundreds today, cal iso thinks it will have enough electricity to meet demand. >> operators inside the secure control room have what seems to be a mind boggling task. every 5 minutes, they direct the electricity. >> what we do like air traffic controllers tell airplanes when to take off and when to land, we do the same with electrons. we say to the generators, how much they will generate, what transmission path they are going to be using for how much or how long. >> reporter: that is enough to power 100,000 homes. flex alerts reduce consumption by 500 mega watts or half a million watt of powers. more electricity today and demands statewide is going to be 1,000 mega watts less. no need to ask californians to conserve for a third day in a row. >> the caveat is things can change. a wildfire that pops up, and takes out a transmission line and all of a sudden we are in a big squeeze. >> reporter: another big squeeze later

cal iso says if we can cut back on energy during peak hours today and tomorrow, it will help preventages especially when many will use their air conditioners. >> appliances, electronics, all makes up for about half of our usage in an average home in california. >> reporter: take this into consideration, a light bulb uses 60 watts every 5 hours, compare to a typical drier which uses around 3,000 watts. your central ac, up to 5,000 watts every 60 minutes. a microwave, 1200 pots per heating, a blow drier up to 1500 watts. according to energy use

steven greenly here at cal iso. again, right now there's no prediction that there could be a flex alert but steven was mentioning earlier to me off camera we'll see what happens at 11:00. right now no flex alerts scheduled for the state of california after we had the two yesterday and the day before. reporting live here in folsom, bob riddell today in the bay. >>> just a fascinating look at how this all woekz works. thank you very much. 6:35. today's extreme heat is going to stop opening day at thorough bred horse racing in alameda's county fair. racing instead is going to begin tomorrow when the temperatures cool off just a little bit. if you plan on wagering on the ponies, you should check the fair schedule because there are some days between now and july 9th when the track stays dark. track the heat right to your neighborhood by downloading our free nbc bay area app. >>> san francisco's police whooef chief wants ton arm officers with stun guns or tasers, the only problem is there's strong opposition from the publ

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cal iso thinks it has enough electricity to meet the demands. >> we have enough for these hot days. >> they caution even though there is no flex alert, it can change at any moment so you are being asked to continue to conserve electricity. all you need is our app, so download it. >> reporter: two men are dead after a shooting in brentwood. why police say it is a big deal. >> reporter: republicans senators reveal their health care plan. the changes you may see to your coverage if this happens. traffic is backed up all the way toward pinole -- 9 miles. >>> another look at the fire in vallejo. you are looking at the origin that sparked the fire. the car fire that turned into a hillside fire. what you can see is the backup. this is 80 in vallejo coming up from the car keen ez bridge. this is a peak of a nightmare when it comes to traffic. the fire started this afternoon in the area of vallejo. but the biggest impact is to this traffic jam. four homes were damaged to certain respect. but now, the biggest impact right now is dealing with the traffic and as you saw earlier, the fire trucks a

the isos estimating heat demand will be just over 46,000 mega watts. when you compare that to the record, that peak demand set over 11 years ago, which was just over 50,000 mega watts, it gives you a sense of how much power california is expected to use today. to help conserve that power to limit the amount of resources that are being drained on our electrical grid, the iso is asking people to limit their power usage between 2:00 and 9:00 p.m. today during the hottest parts of the day. so use your appliances outside those times, do laundry before or after those times, set your air conditioning to 78 degrees or higher, though 78 is pretty hot actual ly, if you ask he me and they're asking you to turn off any unnecessary lights if you're not using them. reporting live here in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob likes a cool 72. keep it fresh, bob. >>> it's a good time to download our free nbc bay area app. you can enable push alerts which means you'll get the very latest weather warnings right on your phone. >>> at 5:33 to england now where ar

this is when cal iso officials are expecting the highest amount of energy use in california in 10 years>> the majority of walnut creek is back on but it's out for 1200 pg&e customers. dozens of cooling centers are open. that includes the santa clara libraries and campbell and milpitas. the campbell community center will open at 1:00. and in morgan hill, the centennial senior center is open until 10 p.m. head to our website, www.cbssf.com, for more information. >>> in fremont. two men tried breaking into a home which police now say is a marijuana grow house. earlier the men tried getting away by climbing on neighbors' rooftops. >> reporter: a lot of people on this street woke up in the middle of the night after hearing a loud noise and event in police sirens. for one mom it was scarier as she heard a stranger on the roof and hid inside with two kids. >> i think the biggest concern is having the guns drawn at my house. my kids are inside. >> reporter: jennifer smith woke up in the middle of the night hearing footsteps on the roof. >> i yelled for my husband to get his gun. >> reporter: sh

cal iso says if we can cut back on energy during peak hours today and tomorrow, it will help prevent strain on the grid and power outages especially when many will use their air conditioners. >> appliances, electronics, all makes up for about half of our usage in an average home in california. >> reporter: take this into consideration, a light bulb uses 60 watts every 5 hours, compare to a typical drier which uses around 3,000 watts. your central ac, up to 5,000 watts every 60 minutes. a microwave, 1200 pots per heating, a blow drier up to 1500 watts. according to energy use calculator. not to mention, the appliances that are on 24/7. >> the more people conserve and are energy efficient, the less likely that you will experience an outage. >> reporter: cal iso says 78 degrees for your air conditioners is the magic number, the flex alert, hope my photographer is okay, is 2:00-9:00 today and tomorrow. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> two significant power outages to tell you about in the east bay earlier, walnut creek, downed tree limb knocked down power lines before 7:00, the result, traffic

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. >> over the next couple days cal iso predicts the state will see the highest energy usage in 10 years. >>> tonight it appears we may never know exactly what sparked the deadly fire at the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. kpix5's veronica de la cruz is here with the conclusions from a just released report. >> 36 people died in the inferno at a dance party last december and tonight a 50 page report said the cause may or may not have been electrical. it says because the fire did so much damage to the extension cords and other connections, investigators cannot know for sure and there are other possible causes. the city report says, "too heavily damaged temporary -- two heavily damaged temporary electrical boxes were part of a makeshift system that supplied areas of the building with electricity and forensic examination of items were performed but did not reveal a fault or failure and the use of candles and/or incense cannot be eliminated and the use of carelessly discarded or unattended smoking materials cannot be eliminated. in the background of this picture you can see the staircase lea

. >>> a driver plowed into skate boarders in iso before brazil. >>> fans came out despite the 114-degree weather, the game tied at 1 went to the 1 isth isth -- 11th inning. phillies have the most walkoff losses in baseball. >>> jordon spieth sank a birdie from a walk off win yesterday. he joins tiger win with with many players in the modern era with ten victories before the age of 24. >>> 90's r&b groups reunited at the bit awards. >>> a teenager dangles from a ride before she drops into the arms of strangers who ran to her aid. >> this is an adorable story police officers in firefighters in bluebell, montgomery county came to the rescue of ducklings that were stuck inside a storm drain. an viewer sent us this video. whitpain police pried the grate off the storm drain and got the ducklings one by one. >> reporter: mama duck would say did i tell you not to wonder back in the storm drain? >> let's check the roads, looking live on the platt bridge. eastbound on the mid span we have a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. watch for that as you head out. we have a lot of disabled vehicles

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you know it the showers will be out of here shortly after 7:00 and i don't see much left unless it's iso isolated. tomorrow will be a day with more sunshine than today and still might not be able to ditch completely the showers. it is isolated. bottom line showers will be tapering off this evening. you probably won't need umbrella tomorrow but there could be a spotty shower around here and there with mix of clouds and sun. week is going to be runing a little cooler than average. especially when we get to wednesday, thursday temperatures in some areas close to 70 and we'll take that while we get it we'll have a long pool of hot warm ahead of us this summer and you know what you get a sample of that as early as the weekend and that get a lot hotter into the weekend. the storm system producing this color weather in the clouds and showers will keep the hot air at bay for a little bit longer. these were the highs we showed you a little bit ago. low 70s below average for dulles. average high 81. and just to give you an idea where we go the next few days 7 tomorrow. not bad at all. little bit m

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but they say complying with cal iso recommendations is hard with two little ones to care for. community center dubs as a cooling center. it had a steady stream of visitors monday and tuesday. >> i think a lot of people, especially during the week, like on monday when it was super, super hot, people walk in the center just to cool off. the air-conditioning is on all the time. >> reporter: california's power grid has added 2,000 mega watts of solar power. but the grid is aging and can get overloaded on extremely hot days. california's power grid has added 2,000 mega watts of solar power but it can get overloaded on extremely hot days. there are cooling centers in san ramon. five are opening today, all various times. and on twitter, everyone is talking about the hot weather. we seen saw one funny post from a guy that says here is a fun drinking game. take a shot of water every couple of minutes to make sure that you're healthy and hydrated. leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> look what the weather is doing to some bay area sidewalks. this happens when the concrete gets so hot th

iso surging everyone to conserve from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. today. consumers can help avoid power outages by turning off all unnecessary lights and setting air-conditioners to 78 degrees or higher. >>> so roberta said it was 88 degrees in your house yesterday. your dog must have been panting. >> my dog i took her to one of the little cooling centers and the park where there was shade. my son did turn off the air- conditioner during the day and what i was told by richard westwood who we talked to about different tips, you should keep it at 78 to 80 in your house and don't turn it off. 78 to 80 so it will kick in when it needs to and at night bring it down to 74. it doesn't have to work as hard as far as your air-conditioner is concerned so it's not putting out more energy and demand. it keeps it even all day so i was shutting it down completely then turning it up at night and it causes more use of electricity. >>> we had a five-day heat wave in 2006 where we had hotter temperatures. we have more people living here that are taxing the system. so that's

after their piece of the pie, by claiming the other party -- that is where we are at a capitol hill. , iso: the truth is that that the industry itself? is the ultimate price one pays worth the truth? mr. lipton: is a combination of all of those things. the real problem that we have seen is that the single biggest factor in the cost of pharmaceutical drugs is the branded drugs because while they represent a relatively small number of prescriptions written in the united states, they are by far the dominant cost factor. the branded drugs are more expensive than the generic drugs and that is the fastest part of the pie and they spend the most in campaign contributions and therefore have the most protection. so far, the legislation that has seemed to have the most movement will not go after the brandeds. they will go after other chunks of the industry. and the reason they can explain that is that the brandeds have an insurance policy to protect their interest. pedro: we will continue with our conversation with our guest eric lipton of the new york times. if you have questions about the industry

militants but damascus says its plane was attacking islamic state while the syrian jets was dad near the iso held city of rock which is under siege by u.s. backed local troops it's not the first time the u.s. led coalition has targeted pro sound forces in the war zone last month in southern syria the coalition also bombed pro-government forces several times after accusing them of violating so-called de confliction zions and is an alley takes a closer look and the latest round. the u.s. shoots down a syrian plane over syria in self-defense the only action that we have taken against pro regime forces in syria and they've been to specific incidents have been in self-defense let's imagine a random guy comes into your house with a gun and shoots your dog and then he's like it was just self-defense i wanted to make sure there was no why lynds going on here d. as coalition speaking of deescalation after this self defense move the situation couldn't be worse russia now considers all u.s. led coalition planes in the area of potential targets and are tracking them all of this happened as both the u.s.

a civilian suffering intensifies during the campaign to push iso out of raka doubts are raised over america's post liberation plans for the syrian city. and an eighty three year old holocaust survivor wins a gender discrimination case against an airline after she was asked to move seats when an orthodox jew complained he couldn't sit next to her. this is r.t. international coming to you live from moscow thank you for joining us i'm kate parker. it's exactly a year since the u.k. voted to leave the european union though the actual divorce talks have only now begun the referendum result carried a political earthquake the aftershocks of which are still being felt today. we want our borders but we want our country back i go she shouldn't leave to begin under a new prime minister. pass on my thanks to his mom for the result i suppose i got a difficult moment this grex it means the global british have. got a plan. doesn't have a clue. i really like to. know what the community left behind i. promise to theresa may gambled and lost her parliamentary majority over the break said issue point takes us t

militants but damascus says it's plane was attacking islamic state where the syrian jet was down near the iso held city of raka which is under siege by u.s. backed local troops and it's not the first time the u.s. led coalition has targeted pro assad forces in the war zone last month in southern syria the coalition also bombed pro-government forces several times after accusing them of violating so-called the conflict zones auntie's and it's now it takes a closer look at the latest round. the u.s. shoots down a syrian plane over syria in self-defense the only actions that we have taken against pro regime forces in syria and they've been to specific incidents have been in self-defense let's imagine a random guy comes into your house with a gun and shoots your dog and then he's like it was just self-defense i wanted to make sure there was no violence going on here d. as coalition speaking of deescalation after this self defense move the situation couldn't be worse russia and now considers all us. led coalition planes in the area of potential targets and are tracking them all of this happened as

coalition and just to get your thoughts jim before you go on the air any missile strike into iso positions in syria today what sort of message does that send that saloon parties covered in the conflict. i think all what that was purely during is showing that they not only have the ballistic missiles but they have the accuracy to hit it pinpoint strike now we don't have any video evidence or weren't hit but they show that they could fire and use a ballistic missile to hit a tactical target which was quite a surprise and the response has been fairly quiet so far but it is is sunday night and i expect to hear a lot more about that on monday and i particularly i suppose from the american side is that what you will suggesting oh yes and the u.s. coalition hell kind of counter that is some kind of threat even though the u.s. has been rather using retaliatory strikes like this for a long time so while iran is saying we are in the game that whoever sent these terrorists and to make this major attack they will get a major response from us if they do that again i tell you all right worrying developm

the alert is issued by cal iso. the agency says we need to save 5 hundred mega watts to avoid blackouts. >> we find that 500 mega watts are shaved off and that is enough to get us over the critical time. >> reporter: customers are asked to shut their ac to 80 degrees. >> the flex alert, we are confident that consumers can respond, this will take a lot of the stress off of the grid. >> reporter: the hope is that businesses and private residents will cut usages. i am going to tell you about the shocking discovery about the flex alert that could put all of us in danger. we are live in san jose. rick boone. >> within the past 30 minutes, the situation has improved dramatically, the east bay == ber one on the list with 2,000 customers without power. mostly in concord. and really, positive on the peninsula just two customers theiout power. pg&e they are trying to discover whether all of this is linked to the heat wave. tomorros still pretty hot. looking live at our cameras at palo alto and the golden gate bridge. ously ho

but you best believe that whether it is democrats or republicans, thispu is how it functions and this iso how you raise your stature and get onto the committees and i don't think it is the healthiest thing but it is what it is. >> i know, it is kind of depressing to read the book and we sort of know this intuitively but when it's late, we pay so much more attention to the special interest group to thisnt person and this in return and not thinking about the inter party contributions and the demands. the other thing that i found disturbing about the system is you hear from the fiscallylythe conservatives how they are saving the taxpayers money that the sort of royalty that comes with a leadership position sensitivity like kevin mccarthy had security detail and suvs pulling up and driving people around and the dinners. talk about i think you compared it to the roman empire. >> i'm going to tell a very off-color joke how it actually felt like greek and a young boy is that the freshmen were taking advantage of that that is a different story. [inaudible] [laughter]o >> there is a lavish lifesty

iso not know before a person appointed, i do not ask those questions. >> a brief yes or no, will youurself available if nominated? >> it really does not depend on me. me andow, it asks therefore i'm not available. see when we get to that point. >> thank you so much. speaking to me exclusively here in london. >> about two fourths of 1% right now. let's get a check on the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: paul ryan says it tax overhaul must occur this year to get the u.s. economy going. set to deliver what is office calls the first major speech on tax or form. ryan will call for a plan that does more than just cut tax rates. democrats are trying to revive the fight over the republican plan to repeal obamacare. it is heldnell says next week. democrats plan to slow down the senate business and draw attention to the secrecy in which the health bill was drafted. of the trump family growing influence over foreign affairs. and people familiar, china has invited ivanka trump and the husband jared kushner for visit later this year. also will prepare for a visit by president trump himse

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this graph from cal iso shows how actual electricity use compares to what was forecast. we're at the peak right now. actual demand is tracking the forecast line pretty well, as you can see there. a flex alert has been issued for tomorrow and wednesday to encourage people to use less energy and prevent power outages. >>> last check, more than 2,000 pg&e customers were still without power. about half of them are in the south bay. pg&e says the system has impacted the system more than any other in the past decade. kate larson has more. >> reporter: i spoke to the engineer who said before this heat wave, pg&e actually submitted plans to upgrade their system. unfortunately, the city says those plans were incomplete, so the work never got done, and now the city and pg&e are scrambling in the last couple of hours, digging these trenches. they have k street shut down, trying to get power restored as soon as possible to all these businesses. meanwhile, to bridge the gap, they brought in generators, including this large pink one you see right there to try and get these businesses.

he iso of excel said that not going to be investing in cold. -- he is not going to be investing in coalis the demand situation like for coal domestically? colleen: it has been on the decline. percent ofst fit the u.s. electricity production. in 2016, only 30%. we might see a bit of a rebound in coal. the longer term trajectory, coal plants are not getting built. you saw the southern plant that was supposed to burn clean c oal. david: that was colleen. andrea of bloomberg joins us from washington. how do companies talk about climate change and the effects of climate change these days? has the conversation changed? rea: they are talking about it in the financial reporting. not telling them enough about the financial risks they face. people who read reports want to see more information than they are giving. >> are more companies agreeing to disclose more information on this subject? and the threats climate change and the opportunities it might pose to their businesses? more are agreeing to do that. andrea: it has happened at several annual meetings this year. exxon mobil, all of these oil

oversupply concerns about the iso date curious about that one. apple than 1% in premarket trading. coming up come a big week for donald trump. how will it affect their domestic agenda? we will take a look. stay with us. you are watching "fbn:am." 4-242. or visit your24info.com. ...you realize the smartest investing idea, isn't just what you invest in, but who you invest with. ♪ train to buy 45:00 a.m. here in new york. let's get you caught up on what's happening now. islamic state has claimed responsibility monday in saying that a covert unit had carried it out. the attack killed seven people and wounded dozens more. 12 people arrested so far in connection. british prime minister theresa may says tolerance and islamist extremism in the country had gone too far. president trump against a week when they push to make good on its pledge for $1 trillion of infrastructure investment. he will start with the white house admit today to privatize air traffic control across the united states. apple expected to unveil a smart speaker today in san jose. the speaker controlled by siri would chal

cal iso issued a flex alerting concerns of an overloaded power grid, especially when things get hotterne is being asked to keep their electrical use to men mum between 2:00 and 9:00 p.m. give the appliances the afternoon off what we said a long time ago kari. >> no washing machines or anything exfrom and make sure that we are trying to stay cool during the heat. let's take a refreshing look of berkeley right now looking across the bay. 61 degrees there. we'll see another day of triple digit temperatures for the inland valleys. 90s for the south bay and palo alto and 73 degrees today at san francisco with upper 90s in the north bay. well, san francisco will see the highs in the low but it does get warmer as the fog rolls away from the coastline. and that's when we'll also see the peak of the heat reaching the inland valleys up to 106 degrees on thursday. now, where it's happening on the roads, laura. >> keeping track of those. gave mike the morning off this morning and monitoring a problem along the sunol grade this morning. it broke during our newscast this morning. it was a six-car pi

cal iso officials say it could prevent the blackouts. >> don't move around more than we needed to. i hope this is not the beginning of a long week but it could be. >> reporter: right now 1200 customers are still without power across the bay area and the peninsula. we have 19 pg&e customers, north bay, 39 pg&e customers. east bay, 281. and south bay, 910 customers still without power. the flex alert is voluntary between 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. avoid using major appliances. today they are expecting the highest amount of energy use in 10 years. i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> triple-digit heat has caused roads and sidewalks to buckle. you can see this santa rosa sidewalk several inches above the ground. caution tape surrounds the area. no word on when the sidewalk will be fixed. and you can see how highway 50 buckled over the weekend. a pavement engineer with caltrans is expected to survey the pavement later this week. >>> the hot temps are blamed for several wildfires. hundreds of acres have burned northeast of big bear in the san bernardino mountains. and it's not an immediate threat to a

professional politician, he doesn't come back to think about nixon and watergate, his out instinct isoluff. as a businessman, that is what businessmen do. it's like a game of poker. you've got to out bluff your competitor. >> from what i said from the very beginning, this fbi director held to the american people that donald trump was not under investigation. >> let's be very clear, he did not hold from people that he was under investigation. just because donald trump was not personally under investigation, everyone around him was under investigation. i think that is a distinction. >> the narrative has been that trump was colluding with russia -- >> julie: regarding the relationship between robert mueller and james comey, because this from the very beginning i have said just seems like it has conflict of interest written all over it. james comey, huge fan of robert mueller, and robert mueller hired andrew wiseman. if you don't know about him at home, he oversaw the enron task force and led the prosecution of the arthur andersen accounting firm. he also was a donator to hillary clinton's

thank goodness the camera -- >> well, no, we have iso shots. >> jimmy: no, you don't have me crying.ybody had their phones out. [ cheers and applause ] and it was a big moment. here's the both of you guys. she's so very, very pretty. >> and we won. [ cheers and applause ] >> j: the whole fight? -- [ laughter ] >>f me timthere. i have such, such respect for gd time. >> jimmy: wrestlemania. >> it's oubi>> jimmy: you showe >> couldn't think of a --'s kd of -- was the ultimate decision in me wanting to do something that much of an emotional decision for me. i wanted to do it in front of my family. >> jimmy: how'd you not cry? your mom was in the audience. >> she showed up unannounced. i've been in 15 of those freaking things and she's never showed up. [ laughter ] so because we're in the citrus bowl, the entryway is 60 yards down like a 30% grade. so i'm awkwardly running, i slide into the ring out of breath. and then i get up, and i'm like, literally, i can't -- i don't want to cuss because there may be kids watching this late at night. >> jimmy: cover your mouth. >> the first thing i s

and i think that they should want to work with him on that, and i also believe that president trump isodo comprehensive immigration reform. he's going to be able to show that he's done border improvement because -- let's just say that he's been able to a number of people crossing over has decreased. kate's law will probably pass. sanctuary cities will probably past because of the supreme court. why don't we go about doing the bill and immigration reform? i think juan is agreeing with me. i think that democrats should fill out the playbook. resisting is not going to work. it will set them up for more failure and it should be a ban on hollywood help. >> kimberly: just a hollywood stay away and we will lose. juan, we saw some nonverbal communication on your part with dana perino. >> juan: i am all about solutions that make america better. that was my objection to what is going on right now. i just don't see people puttingg america and americans first on this health care bill. it's probably just going to claim a win even though it's a bad bill. but when it comes to this resistance movement,

. >>> now, we are at the peak of electrical demand right now, as you can see on this graph from cal iso, which runs california's power grid. a flex alert will expire at 9:00 p.m. the alert asks people to conserve power and help avoid power outages. right now, pg&e only reports outages that are due to routi t maintenance. >>> staying cool can be accomplished without running the ac or turning on a fan. wayne freedman continues our live team coverage. he's in santa rosa tonight with some old fashioned ways to beat the heat. wayne? >> reporter: there are a whole bunch of old fashioned ways. one might be this community pool. a lot of people in there today, flashing around. then there's some unconventional ways, some natural awways to st cool. best bet, follow the russian river. there's nothing like a heat wave to bring out the lewis and clark in all of us. take me to the river, dip me in the water. searching for talking heads escaping the heat, a task that proved as easy as shooting ducks in a barrel. or in this case, on the russian river. >> we're going to go down liver in that direction. >

encourage folks out there to raise the temperature on the air conditioner but that's what pg&e and cal-iso are asking folks to do because they just doesn't want to have any more blackouts especially inland where it is expected to whoever around the triple-digit temperatures. and, of course, over here in livermore, the senior center will stay open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. those are extended hours today. live in livermore, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> a number of cooling centers will also be open again today in the south bay. among them the almaden community center in san jose. that's open from 8 to 8. the bascom community center will also be open from 9 to 5. the campbell community center will open at 1 p.m. for anyone looking to cool off. and in morgan hill, the ntenal recreation nior center is open until 10 p.m. for mo go to cbssf.com. >>> time now 6:04. let's turn to our morning commute. >> yeah. let's check in with jaclyn. >> hey there. good morning. if you are getting ready to head out, we are tracking a few slowdowns in the south bay. nothing unusual for this time of morning. but you