we're going to dig into the data ahead and protecting lake tahoe amid a changing climate. akers say the top priority is to preserve communities around the lake for years to come. welcome back. a live look at just how hot it is around the bay area as we speak. these are. >> live temperatures conquered and livermore. the hottest in the bay. still sweltering, though. and antioch valais. whoa nevado is at 100 degrees in marin county, san francisco, a comfy, pleasant. 71 and 59 there at the coast in half moon bay, quite a disparity. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will keep us posted on where things will go this week as a power alert. a flex alert has been issued for tomorrow late afternoon into the evening. still going to be hot tomorrow. >> speaking of hot, arizona, nevada and even mexico are going to face more water cuts from the colorado river as drought. you know, persists. the move comes as officials predict levels at lake mead. it's the largest u.s. reservoir will plummet even further than they already have. if levels fall further, more severe water restrictions are g

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nevada counterparts in lake tahoe.they pledged action on climate change and it was all part of the 26 annual lake tahoe summit. our capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace was there and has that update. >> what a gorgeous day it is here in lake tahoe. just take a look at a crystal clear. the water is this is elected representatives joined up across state lines today to plug this place and several other treasures across the state remain beautiful, but they say more work needs to be done. and this picture perfect today along the shores of lake tahoe. for some it was a day not to get in the water but to focus on its future. at the sand harbor. nevada state park ampitheater just next to the lake. hundreds gathered to hear from california and nevada leaders of the 26th annual lake tahoe summit. a summit dedicated to addressing a changing climate. >> yes. >> climate change is real. yes, climate change is happening and we must double down on our efforts to combat the climate crisis. california senator alex padilla says the lake

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and this picture perfect today along the shores of lake tahoe. ampitheater just next to lake. hundreds gathered to hear from california and nevada leaders of the 26th annual lake tahoe summit. a summit dedicated to addressing a changing climate. >> yes, climate change is real. time of change is happening and we must double down on our efforts to combat the climate crisis. california senator alex padilla says the lake has already experienced detrimental impacts of climate change, including last year's massive caldor fire and the ongoing drought. >> now he says he and his nevada counterparts are working together to prevent future natural disasters. >> collective bipartisan by state commitment to lake tahoe and the base. republican congressman tom mcclintock, who has represented this area for more than a decade, says protecting this region comes down to one key thing. this all amid lee is a forest management issue. >> and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburg. that as governor gavin newsom

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please don't head out to south lake tahoe today.til tomorrow morning when conditions are calmer and drier because as you can see. >> it's pretty active in and around the sierra. we are seeing some cells just to the west of south lake tahoe and to the south over kirkland right now. so remember, if you hear thunder roars, go indoors because this is very severe weather. fortunately, though, flash flood watch not in effect for the bulk of this mainly for bono and mineral counties through tonight. but most of the sierra staying dry. so let's take a look at future cast for you. could see the bulk of the wet weather and severe moisture to the south and east of the sierra. but we are going to notice during the overnight hours into your saturday morning, drier and calmer conditions for the most part. so we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds to start off the morning, giving way to plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures by your saturday afternoon, truckee, 82 degrees, south lake tahoe, very pleasant at 79 degrees and then gradually w

and this picture perfect today along the shores of lake tahoe. some it was a day not to get in the water but to focus on its future. at the sand harbor. nevada state park ampitheater just next to the lake. hundreds gathered to hear from california and nevada leaders of the 26th annual lake tahoe summit. a summit dedicated to addressing a changing climate. >> yes, climate change is real. yes, climate change is happening and we must double down on our efforts to combat the climate crisis. california senator alex padilla says the lake has already experienced detrimental impacts of climate change, including last year's massive caldor fire and the ongoing drought. >> now he says he and his nevada counterparts are working together to prevent future natural disasters. >> collective bipartisan by state commitment to lake tahoe and the base. republican congressman tom mcclintock, who has represented this area for more than a decade, says protecting this region comes down to one key thing. this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is

in salt lake tahoe is amy treat kcr a three news now to a wildfire success story. calif iron firefighters and plastic county or crediting , brush clearing and fuel reduction efforts for keeping the fire from getting any bigger than it did. the oak fire started earlier this week in the sierra near colfax along interstate 80. firefighters say the area had been treated several times over the last few years, with cruz removing trees and brush that made it harder for the fire to burn and easier for planes to hit it with fire retardant. most likely that fire would have gotten into the canyon. it would have been a much larger, much more costly hazardous fire and probably much more of a risk to the community . there were also firebreaks and roads created ahead of time, which allowed firefighters to get access to some spot fires that had started. okay yeah. we had some heat around here and cooled off today. we had a few light sprinkles. and certainly i think the most noticeable thing was that the humidity increase in the bay area, so you got a little heat. you got the humid

late afternoon hours when we start to see the daytime heating today's high nearly 70 in the garda lake tahoe area pretty much around the rim of the seashore of tahoe. then we will clear out on saturday and sunday, becoming a little bit more stable, with temperatures still below average high seventies low eighties. what a deal. i'm getting out the way here so we can take a look at this. this is the estuary. this is oakland and alameda looking out towards san francis. cisco and we see that huge, squashed fog bank san francisco 69 degrees 64 at this hour and a half moon bay pretty much just east of the bay. we see temperatures in the seventies we climb a little bit warmer. the further you go inland. it is now 78 degrees in concord. but i tell you when you're looking at 77 in brentwood and in livermore , even 72 inland and santa rosa, you're saying we can open up our windows 79 in san jose, let that fresh air in and turn off the a c. now as far as your wins are concerned, it's been pretty brisk. and the fairfield inn travis area all morning long. those winds will continue throughout the afternoo

. >> still ahead tonight at 8, a car slams into a store near lake tahoe. the crash, as you see caught on camera, jobless claims are up. mortgage rates are down. we're going to tell you by how much after this. >> u.s. jobless claims approaching their highest level since november applications increased to 260,000 last week. that is up 6,000 from the previous week. the four-week average for filings rose to almost 255,000. overall, the number of americans who collected benefits for the week that ended july 23rd increased to a little more than 1.0. 4 million tomorrow. the department of labor's expected to release its jobs report for the month of july. mortgage rates, though, fell below 5% for the first time since april. the relief to homebuyers comes after rates were as high at were at a 13 year high of 5.8% back in june. higher rates crushed homebuyer confidence sales of previously owned homes have been on a downward trend since january. more over a survey from the mortgage bankers association shows that purchase activity among homebuyers is 16% lower compared

the 26 annual lake tahoe summit. this year's meeting is focused on ths focused on the progress to restore the tahoe basin over tht couple of decades in finding ways to preserve and protect lake tahoe in the years to come white house national climate adr house national climate adviser, gina mccarthy, gave the keynote address. >> isn't this all about conservation, our resilience ef? , our resilience efforts? it's our recognition that if we want to live healthy, we need an environment that stands up to or needs. we need to fight againste change, and we are going to keep keep moving forward to strengthen our ability to keep r force healthy. >> reporter: the summit was organized by tahoe fund. the goal is bringing the natural and and human environments into balance. some other factors, lake clarity, forced health, and and sustainable recreation an estimated 15 million visitors come to the lake each year. >> is a crown jewel of californ. crown jewel of california. > >> we bring in paul. it has been been warm up there. >> wa

family of kiely rodni is confirming that she died after she vanished from a campground party near lake tahoe earlier this month. they issued their statement shortly after the discovery of a sunken car with a body inside not too far from the scene of that party. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> reporter: authorities in nevada county, california, say they've recovered the body they believe to be 16-year-old kiely rodni, who disappeared more than two weeks ago. the body found in a vehicle submerged in a reservoir. >> we recovered the vehicle last night. we have located a decedent inside the vehicle. we believe it is our missing person. >> reporter: for weeks, dive teams have been scouring prosser lake. teams also searching on the ground and by helicopter. but it was adventures with purpose, a private volunteer search and recovery team, who made the discovery sunday, finding what they say was rodni's car and her body inside. >> we placed two sonar boats in the water. nick suited up in his dive gear and conducted the dive to formally identify and assess the vehicle. we confirmed it was, indeed, ki

especially from lake tahoe south temperatures, the forecast highs there they are in the forecast in the five day forum shows temperatures moderating friday, saturday and sunday so little cooler in the monday as well, which is great considering fire danger will relax a little bit. so tomorrow's another warm day cooler for the weekend. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. sounds good. thank you. bill. extreme heat kills more people every year than any other weather related disaster and research shows that heat waves will occur. 10 times. is more often. by the year 2050 democratic assemblywoman luz rivas was introduced two bills to help keep californian state safe during extreme heat. those bills will develop an extreme heat ranking and advanced warning system so communities can plan ahead for the heat waves. they will also look to ensure the state is properly tracking heat related illnesses and deaths, which occurred disproportionately in low income communities. areas that experience extreme heat often have large expanses of concrete , less greenery. higher density housing, lower averag

this area in beijing is actually east of lake tahoe.ral california, but that is a fire weather watch in the beige. and that is a red flag warning in the red that goes till saturday at 10:00pm. and they're just asking people who are going to be in those areas to be very mindful, very that you could not starting any fires mistakenly, right? you're not meaning to just watch out the activities, but it is going to be very lake tahoe, about 81 degrees saturday sunday, monday. nice and sunny. again, this is that area where that fire watch is. you can see it is east of lake tahoe, but just a reminder, it's that time of year to be careful. maybe you're saying in the bay san francisco. right now we're taking a live look at the exploratorium right here on the day. the embarcadero should be a nice weekend in san francisco are looking for a bit of a foggy start look out for a high on saturday about 65 degrees. so well below average, we should be about 69 and let's talk airports sfo right now. things are running. well, we don't have any delays to spe

back here at home, new dvelopments in the search for that missing 16-year-old girl vanishing near lake tahoe. what we've learned. >>> and tonight, news for parents on covid and going back to school. what the cdc changed today. >>> also, the roller coaster crash. the images coming in. multiple injuries. >>> and america strong tonight. the nba retiring a legendary player's number, and where you'll see that number going forward. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we begin tonight with two breaking stories. the armed standoff after a man with an ar-15 style rifle showed up at the fbi office in cincinnati. the deadly end to this. authorities speaking moments ago. >>> and of course, the other major story tonight, the attorney general before the american people today. for the first time, speaking about the unprecedented search at former president trump's home in mar-a-lago. tonight, the a.g. saying he personally approved the search, that the decision wasn't made lightly, indicating they tried other routes. and the a.g. saying he is now moving to

in south lake tahoe is amy tree. time now. 5 25, the u. c.g new rules that could limit other ucs from making major decisions in the future about sports contracts. this after u c l. a announced plans to leave the pac 12 now. under the new proposal, the uc schools would need the approval of the chancellor before they switch conferences. the region say they're not trying to prevent u c l a from joining the big 10, but they're concerned that u c l a did not ask for approval beforehand. so it's not like we are. going to see a huge increase. and the amount of. competition going forward relative to where we've been. in the pac 12 for the pac 10 new clr has been pretty successful now. the proposed rules are not final, they would only apply to decisions in the future. the regions will consider approving these rules when they meet next month. it's not 5 27 new questions about security on capitol hill. what we're learning about threats made against speaker nancy pelosi just days before the january 6th riots. just tell you how students around the country

. > >> and may still be summer but some lake tahoe resorts are already looking ahead to the winter ski season. heavenly and south lake tahoe and north star plan to start running their chas their chairlifts on november 18. 18. kirkwood hopes to open december 2nd. get those snowboards and skis ready to go. it is hard to think about snowt now with how warm it has been. > >> we did that story this morning and i was so shocked to even say tahoe and snow and the same sentence right now. i think think that is just because we are still talking about this heat in the bay area. on the bright side, we are cooling off as we extend into the next couple days. taking a quick check of futurecast, the marine layer is starting to pull back along the coastline. we start to to flirt with it on the coast. don't be shocked if you see it rolling in around the 5:00 hour. hour. it will become widespread as we extend into the evening. nonetheless, as we take a look at futurecast, low pressure dipped its way down just enough to cool us off back to average conditions. you can even see it on the euro model right t

heavenly in south lake tahoe, northstar and chucky opening november 18th. they hope to close five months later. kirkwood aiming to open december 2nd and close at the end of april. it is important to remember all the dates are dependent on the weather conditions. no pressure. >> i will shift that pressure to la niÑa. here we go. so we had it last year and it is sliding back in kind of hanging on. so it's not we won't have storms but it could be those storms. >> we had those deep storms for a week and then it was heavy snow. >> that is the scenario that we could be setting up through the next couple months. hang tight we will have those updates as we get closer but otherwise today it was really nice across the bay area. we did get in on the hot weather inland, san francisco with sunshine but check this out, the fog rolling into san francisco with the golden gate bridge hidden beneath this. you can see one of the towers right there. some of the inland valleys were in the middle 90s and you will be warm tonight even though we have fog coming in. watching 70s an

and extreme weather up in the lake tahoe area, mainly the south lake down towards kirkwood and carsoncity. we'll take a look at what you are what we're seeing the flooding and the road closures and will have your forecast when i re for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. now save lives. and that is why i am here today to announce my new policy for the district attorney's office and how we are handling drug dealing cases. francisco's new d a changing course and says that she has a new plan to crack down on drug dealers. brooke jenkins also says that she will revoke more than 30 plea deals that were already in the works. this is all part of the city's plan to clean up the

in fact, it's now leaving the greater lake tahoe area where it's been bringing pretty much all day long. national lightning bolt, but that's been pretty much confined south of topaz lake temperature wise, we are pretty much in the seventies across the board from blue county in the south lake tahoe into the truckee area. the forecast was pretty spot on today, so you have to believe it when we're forecasting. some clouds and sun drying out on saturday after nearly 3/10 of an inter brain and the high sierra sunday is going to be a beautiful day in the low eighties. now as far as our winds are concerned to the south of us mountain view, now has a window 20 san jose at 14. we're talking 16 at hayward, and we're seeing the push of that marine layer the winter now rotating from the south more to the west because of this area of low pressure now with this, imagine a counterclockwise wind flow. oh, so it's ushering that marine they're back on shore. watch the clock tick on biases. there it is. clouds line, the san mateo coast pushing into the bay marching inland, a good 40 miles heading due nort

but radar for is tracking south lake tahoe. we are going to see some instability throughout the eastern portions of the sierra but no threat of pop-up tuunderstorms tomorrow. in fact, that thunderstorm threat going to arrive tuesday and wednesday, but mainly for the mountain area. so just keep that in mind for the valleys, though, going to stay on the mild side. mid 80's from monday all the way through wednesday. and fortunately dry for most of south lake tahoe and truckee as well. temperatures for the most part today. and right now we are seeing finally some relief conquered, though, still trying to flirt with the 90's. 87 degrees at this near 9 o'clock hour. and even for those of you in dublin, in livermore, mid to upper 70's there. but check out half moon bay pacific about 20 to 30 degrees cooler. 58 degrees out there this evening with downtown san francisco at 61 degrees. thanks mother nature's natural ac. and even that the and avato in the low to mid 70's. so you're finally starting to notice some relief out there and we'r

estamos viendo lake taho y quÉ belleza, una bella noche, espectacular.undaciones, pero california se mantiene estable al momento sin advertencias. 68 grados en concorde con nublados por la noche y madrugada, por lo tanto maÑana las temperaturas subirÁn cerca de los 90 hacia el interior. vayamos entonces a ver quÉ sucede, pues la capa marina y los vientos continuarÁn trayendo esta masa de aire que se mantiene fresco por supuesto en superficie y podrÍa traer lloviznas, mucho cuidado en la lÍnea costera por esas lloviznas que se mantienen. vamos a comparar, 83 grados maÑana, el sabadito en los 80, el viernes en los 84, el dÍa domingo en los 89. dÓnde estÁn los edificios? bueno la capa marina entrÓ y desaparecieron esas partes altas al menos de los edificios. hasta los 66 grados el prÓximo sÁbado en san francisco. tenemos mÁs detallesenseguida, regresamos. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> y bueno por 70 dÍas los precios de la gasolina disminuyeron, comparado a las cifras rÉcord en junio. un descenso que segÚn la triple a no se veÍa desde 2005. hoy en san franci

become if the temperatures warm on up we could see the algae blooms even in packed lake tahoe. it's certainly something we're going to be following the hot weather as we've been mentioned. it's still on the way with our heatwave. so l as we get into the microclimate forecast, a lot to cover tonight. i do want to begin with tomorrow morning as you step out the door to get yourself to work. the kids back off to school. we have the fog back with us, and we have been really accustomed to that lately. this all clears back by 10:30 in the morning, leaving us with that sunshine. morning temperatures, you will definitely want to enjoy this as you step out the door tomorrow morning. upper 50s and low 60s will be feeling freezing compared to what's going to be on the way. 58 here in the east bay. san francisco 55. north bay at 56. so all in all, a nice day coming our way as we head into our wednesday forecast. temperatures will be a little warmer, but we can still, you know, get through this for early september. 86 here in santa rosa. 88 in martinez. 83 san jose. 90 in morgan hill. 70s r

low 80's for truckee, flirting with 80's for south lake tahoe at 79 degrees and then warming up in the mid 80 sunday and monday with plenty of sunshine. enjoy and have catherine and ken, back to you. thank a breeze. so we'll san francisco police have% arrested 2 men believed to be responsible for another man's death. the incident happened july 24th 25024th near mclaren park. >> police say drove will ascend alexa and shot and killed a man in the area and south street. and john actually drive after an investigation. police did make the arrests yesterday. both men are facing murder charges. >> 2 women died in a crash this morning when their car was traveling on westbound highway. 92 in foster city. the chp says 3 women were in the car and right now right after they got off, rather the richmond, san or hayward, san mateo bridge, the car veered across lanes on the highway and struck a big rig that was parked on the side. the driver and left passenger were pronounced dead at the scene. the 3rd woman is now at a hospital recovering the exact cause of the crash is still under investigation. no

. >>> taking a look at echo and lake tahoe. heavy storms hit the sierra. south of latino cleanup efforts on highway 89. a mudslide hit the tamarack fire burn scar shutting down a stretch of the highway and major issue. caltrans can't reach the slide area. the bring that connects 89 to the town is not considered safe. right now there is no timetable when the highway will reopen. now the worry is the other major burn scars that could be impacted by extreme weather like the one left by the fire near el dorado county. >> reporter: 10,000 trees have been removed. these burn scarred areas are susceptible to flash flood, mudslides, and debris flows because the ground is weak. this work with the goal to make it safer. the sounds of progress on highway 50 in the areas where the calder fire tore through nearly a year ago. it's a step to prevent more damage like mudslides or debris flows caused by another weather event. >> over 30 culverts on one project had to be replaced. similar on the other erosion control, rock stabilization work, catch basins. paving. sign dama

lake tahoe. tahoe. it is the theme of the 26th annual lake tahoe summit as as an harbor, nevada state park. park. in this year's meeting, it's focused on the progress made to restore the tahoe basin over the last two decades and finding ways to preserve and protect the lake tahoe in the years to come. white house national climate adviser gina mccarthy gave the keynote addre. keynote address. >> we need to fight against climate change, and we're going to keep forward to strengthen our ability to keep our fourth . fourth healthy. perk at the summit was organized by the tahoe find, and it's goal is bringing the natural and human s human environments into balance, balance, so some of the factors, factors, lake clarity, forest health, and sustainable recreat. sustainable recreation. that's over in tahoe what they are seeing a bit of activity in the atmosphere. > >> in the bay, we are too. taking a look at first alert doppler, zooming in close to the the peninsula, right now we are seeing multicelled storms c

she does a peer from a lake tahoe area cow campground. kiely rodney was last seen saturday morning at the campground outside of trucking . investigators believe she may have been kidnapped. friends and family organize a search party to look for her. they say someone has to know something. her civil seller honda is still missing. >> there has to have been one person, their people sitting in cars, there's people everywhere around this place. >> she has to be terrified. that is strong and hard to keep at bay. i am trying to hold out hope, that we will find her, that she will come home. >> kiely rodney is 5'7" with hazel eyes and was wearing a blank tank top with green pants over the weekend. >>> another person targeted for his high-end watch. right there on his wrist. they swiped it right off his wrist. this time it happened on the peninsula. it is caught on camera. we have the exclusive story. home surveillance video shows the victim driving up to his home in redwood shores in his white mercedes. not far behind is a dark- colored bmw. after

just skirting right by south lake tahoe.y are no doubt about it in the mix here over the next couple of days, even heading towards the weekend for possible thunder shower and increased possibility of even significant, maybe some rainfall sixties and upper fifties. the lows are up the water temps are up. so that's translating an upper fifties mid sixties to seventies like an upper like 70 calc ville 72. even on the coast temps are warming up. so upper fifties sixties here even middletown at 67, so we're just caught in between these two synoptic features and it's continuing to send in a lot of moisture, big time events in las vegas and also north scottsdale over the weekend. incredible video coming in of just torrential rain, and here's the one i don't have to keep an eye on. that's the remains of what is now tropical storm frank. all indications are is going to move northward and be here. maybe by tuesday and then by wednesday should be gone, but that's going to be a lot of moisture that moves through over the next 48 hours h

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lake tahoe is the world's clearest largest lake, large lake, rather.ould become even more clear. a state of the lake report by uc davis found that the amount of type of zola plankton in the water is dropping. that would make the water even clear that particular microorganism feet on a tiny crustacean which could increase in population as a result of its predator dying out. and that could also help increase salmon sizes since the fish also feed on that chris station. >> all right. well, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with busy week ahead. it looks like, yeah, a lot of stuff going on weather here in the summertime. we're talking about the rain. the monsoon and we got the fog out there to down below out of this the fog rolling in right now. little thick in >> a couple different things happening with the atmosphere in the temperatures and these numbers are really mild outside. even warmer in spots. still, 74 degrees in cocker right now. 79 in antioch, 69 degrees in lemore. 68 in san jose. 66 in palo off. you've got the fog moving into san

the projection for trucking in south lake tahoe. they have been non participants in the thunderstorm activity. it's been all around him, but everything is pointing towards an increase in and over time. over the next couple of days. sixties to nineties on your temps one more day of nineties least and then it does look cooler going into saturday. youtube thank you, thomas. 7 44. all right. did you get upset? after hearing that the chaco taco is being discontinued. well there's some good news for you to hear what tell you after the break. alright let's run out to our news. good morning again to frank mallicoat as you look ahead to the next hour of mornings on two good morning, guys. hi everyone. big changes coming to the hbo. max streaming service. we're going to tell you what shows are on the chopping block and the job cuts expected. that's all coming up shortly. plus the started the new school year is just weeks away, and some students might be feeling a bit anxious about returning back to the classroom. with all the ups and downs we

south of lake tahoe. and then wednesday morning and then wednesday afternoon. so you see those afternoon thunderstorms kind of popping up mainly south of lake tahoe. the next couple of days is that some tropical moisture slow to leave, but it is leaving the bay area and moving towards the north and the east forecast overnight lows. like i said, it's gonna be kind of mild and warm. just because that air mess when you get a it's you know, it's not just the cloud just the whole mass of air. it comes in. it's from the south, and it's a deep layer and it's human and it's moist and it's warm. so consequently, overnight lows like in the antioch's overnight , little as cold as it gets in the anti daca today is going to be cigar tomorrow is going to be 66 degrees. this is this is called. this is going to get its not going to get below that. the forecast highs tomorrow. just like today. clouds out there 89 in fairfield, 90 and antioxidant about where we were today, a little bit warmer. and then the five day forecast a slight chance tomorrow. scott berlin, but it's not go

. > >> exactly one year ago, after e after the caldor fire tore through the sierra at lake taho, lake tahoe, the resort is planning to make a reopening appearance this winter. as repor as reporter laura hefley shows , getting skiers and snowboarders back down the mountain will be an uphill climb. >> reporter: one year ago, the r fire tore through tahoe, burning burning down a popular ski resort loved by locals. >> we saw the mountain turn from turn from this ashy gray to bright orange. we had to accept that the fire was coming into the mountain. >> reporter: no covering sierra at tahoe was replaced by charred chairlifts, ash covered trails, trails, and burned trees. >> it is extremely hard. it is not just the employees, but season pass holders who have grown up on this mountain. wood after one year of waiting, loyal waiting, loyal visitors can look look forward to fresh powder once again. >> we are really excited to welcome our guest back. >> reporter: >> reporter: sierra at lake tahoe was guaranteeing a opening-day, but what is it going to take to get there? >> we've got to work. the

the flood flood watches does include lake tahoe's south lake tahoe. and out towards portions of nevada as well. that's in effect for today, now right now, based on some fog out there, but you'll notice, some clearing out towards portions of the coastline has taken a look at the surf camera out toward the ocean beach and actually see some little hints of some some sunshine showing up so some partly cloudy skies for the coast for today, take a look at the numbers right now. san francisco 65 santa rosa 76 some eighties out toward concord, walnut creek and san jose 83 degrees. here's a live camera looking out towards sfo this afternoon with some blue sky up above, but still some lingering cloud cover, but that could break up over the next few hours with the partly cloudy conditions so that the overall weather pattern not moving around too much. we still have this area of low pressure offshore this area of high pressure inland. you can see it kind of sets up a corridor that moisture moving in from the south of monsoonal moisture. so that's what we have in

and for your south lake tahoe forecast, it's going to be a great weekend.ut as you can see, south lake tahoe and most of this year holding steady with temperatures in the mid 80's and plenty of sunshine all weekend long through early this upcoming weekend. we're tracking hot temperatures, though, especially for those of you in solano county and even the eastern portions of their inland east bay valleys, because we are going to see 90 to triple digit heat. that's going to continue through 7 o'clock saturday with that heat advisory in effect for solano county. and it is going to continue through tonight as well because overnight lows, jess expected to cool down into the 60's and 70's. so little relief overnight, unfortunately, but we're seeing widespread 50's and 60's out there right now. low 70's still for those of you in concord at 71 degrees. 10 degrees warmer for brentwood in the low 80's. even at this 9 o'clock hour. believe it or not, but santa rosa, low 70's with low 60's petaluma at 61 degrees in downtown san francisco. also holding steady in the low

climate change during the 26 annual lake tahoe summit.ornia and nevada are working together to prevent natural disasters which are becoming more severe. now, also in attendance was republican congressman tom mcclintock. and he represents residents who live around lake tahoe and he disagrees with the approach he says protecting the region really comes down to one thing. and one thing only. >> this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburgers. >> well, governor newsom was there as well. just days after releasing his own climate goals. he says he's working now to turn climate goals into laws. we'll take a break at 6.41. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, apple air-pods help police track down. >> luggage. people go into details on that in this morning's tech report and the giants coming from behind to win in exciting fashion will have your highlights from the bottom of the night. coming up, bright skies this morning and another hot

i mean, we're going to start up and markley ville south of lake tahoe. why mark level because they had about 2.5 inches of rain and under two hours, there were rainfall rates of a half inch every 10 minutes for a couple of reports that 10 minutes of a half injury right there. i mean flooding taking place and close a lot of the area down because it's just too much rain in a short period of time, and this year is really lighting up here for some go back and recycle this through again s this is just south of tahoe or north of town, although a little bit made it in their south like tower, and there probably will be more going forward here that looks to be the trend. we are in between tropical moisture to the left and monsoon moisture, starting to pick up again down towards arizona and southern california , so some of these high clouds may drift in later but overall, they're pretty far south. water temps are stuck. 53 55 56 little warmer down towards monterey, but it's amazing how they really haven't budged all that much, but they are. this is pretty much ave

nice to see the commitment of jennifer and other lake tahoe.hing like it's so beautiful and, and also as we hd into the weekend. yes, heather and i agree like tahoe any time of year. just gorgeous. perhaps you're headed to tahoe this weekend. some nice weather going on there. we are going to have nice weather here as well. going to see a warm up it will be a gradual one and for the weekend only minor changes, but the heat will continue as we get into next week, giving you a live. look here, a over the oakland area where we have a little bit of haze out their air quality is good, too moderate for today, looking over towards the coliseum on the road the a's this weekend, but the giants are in town and the niners are playing this evening. have a look at those forecasts for you in just a moment. here is a look at storm tracker two and your view from up above where we are with mostly clear skies. across the region from the coast and well inland. that monsoonal moisture is gonna keep to the east for the weekend and we will be with dry weather. here's

pardon me up in the lake tahoe area up around bear valley. and then the forecast model keeps it going up there through tomorrow morning, which is interesting. eight a.m, right , so it kind of keeps it going not so much thunderstorms as just a persistent rain that's like tahoe south down towards a mammoth and then you see it start to click out. that's just a tropical moisture going that way. and then you saw the whole thing carry out. without we've got a week low pressure center dominating our weather pattern through the bay area weekend. that's why it starts to cool tomorrow. humidity is going to be out of here. that's why it continues to say mild to cool through the bay area weekend as this low, um, replaces the high essentially right, so it's that dance right? without high, the low low comes in. we generally cool off. that means this time in the winter, that low could easily mean rain. this time of year needs, drizzle means a deeper marine layer. means. ah! just kind of means the inversion gets blown out when the inversion gets blown out th

but look at that weight lake tahoe this morning of south lake tahoe to be specific and blue sky bluepeaked in there, you know, over the last a few weeks or so. and sometimes it's been really cloudy and gray. but right today, go do it perfect. so if you are thinking about heading up to tahoe today is a good day to do that. welcome mornings onto on this sunday, august 7th time clotting wong everyone. i'm frank malaka . let's get you outside here in the bay area, talked a little weather with rosemary and we've got a bit of a cloudy start. i guess. right clouds out there a little bit of patchy drizzle temperatures running very similar to yesterday morning as well as that on shore breeze. we will continue into the afternoon with partly sunny skies at the coast, mostly sunny for the rest of us and temperatures, very seasonal, even a tad cool for this time of year better. details on what you can expect for your neighborhood for today and the week ahead, coming up. alright, thanks. rosemary happened today. san francisco's largest outdoor music festival is wrapping up in golden gate park rapp

seventies to low eighties from blue canyon to lake tahoe over towards truckee and then getting into the weekend. little change expected will go low eighties on saturday upper seventies on sunday with mostly sunny skies your extended forecast for us here at home. so for today, again, our inland city some of the hotter spots getting about 90 degrees. but take a look at what starts to happen tomorrow. a cooler pattern moves in and that could bring a little bit of a breeze as we shift this weather pattern low eighties expected for inland cities seventies around the base sixties at the coast and near a repeat on sunday before temperatures do begin to warm a little bit monday into tuesday, back into the upper eighties for inland cities, ali mary, thank you. still to come at noon, ktvu took our nine o'clock hour on the road for the final zip trip of the summer. up. next we dive into the history of the east bay into the history of the east bay city of martinez. i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivatio

i, of course, is going to head right over there by lake tahoe. check this got lightning firing up right now. quite a bit of it as well. >> that's just happened in the last hour or so as we start to see the heat of the day kick in there. thankfully nothing like that happening in the bay today. we're nice and calm. not wearing it all about lightning strikes that were yesterday. here we are closer to the ground and there it is. there's that golden gate bridge. it has been shrouded in fog for a good portion of the day. but once you've got kind of past the bridge to spend very sunny and very nice in san francisco, a little breezy out there to 60 degrees currently right now. you can see where the heat is conquered livermore. still in those mid 90's, antioch, 95 right now. but nice around the bay. 75 in hayward. but 85 oven centers and 72 down in palo alto. we do still have some heat concerns inland. no doubt about it. and that is why here in solano county, if you're vlade hope fairfield vacaville, you're under that heat advisory that goes until saturda

still dealing with a little bit of that if you have plans to go to lake tahoe finitely keep an eye ont because thunderstorms look to be in the forecast. for tomorrow. temperature wise already 69 degrees over san francisco. we talked about some of these numbers here will go with etienne napa 92 in brentwood and in areas over fremont already 87 for you there into the afternoon for today. upper nineties, santa rosa mid seventies and san francisco. if you're going to the giants game, some nice weather there. oracle park for the inner east bay one. oh, five in antioch. for today. livermore one. oh, five and morgan hill expected to go to 96. if you have an opportunity to play hookey 84 degrees this afternoon in santa cruz. here's a look at your extended forecast. temperatures will begin to fall off that cool down is going to be a gradual one. so still very hot tomorrow inland. just not as bad 86 will be the afternoon high across our bay area. your communities. and then, as we get into thursday friday, temperatures continuing to fall into the weekend back to the seasonal tempts upper eightie

but fortunately for this and even for most of the western portions for truckee in south lake tahoe, you'ret trend is going to continue through sunday. a lot of sunshine little change on monday. temperatures just dropping a bit to 79 degrees, but very pleasant nonetheless. but air quality for the bay area tonight into tomorrow, going to stay on the good side. you're going to see winds out of the southwest and that's going to improve air quality and also bring us some much-needed marine layer and also more widespread drizzle to start your saturday morning. but temperatures out there right now, quite the spread 50's and 60's along the coast. and even for most of our inland valleys, check out conquer, though. 73 degrees with low 70's. for those of you in livermore, don't even need a sweater. if you're heading out there right now, just an indicator of how hot it was today for warmest inland valleys in the east bay warming up into the 90's with brentwood still trying to flirt with 80's at this near 10 o'clock hour at 79 degrees. but we're tracking cooler temperatures as you make your way into th

the 16-year-old was attending a high school farewell party near lake tahoe with dozens of young people. it's believed that rodni was kidnapped. her car is also missing. a friend told the associated press that kiely was, quote, not in the right mind-set or state to drive. >>> the family of gabby petito has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against police in moab, utah. petito was found dead nearly a year ago. investigators say her fiancÉ, brian laundrie, admitted killing petito during a cross-country road trip before taking his own life. her family suit seeks $50 million in damages. it accuses police of failing to protect petito from brian laundrie by not training officers to handle domestic violence incidents. >>> actor ashton kutcher is talking about his battle with an autoimmune disease that nearly killed him. in an episode of national geographic's "running with bear grylls: the challenge," kutcher says that he was diagnosed with vasculitis two years ago. he went blind and was unable to speak. the disease causes inflammation of the blood vessels and can be fatal in some cases. kutcher s

south lake tahoe reporting 39 degrees. it's warm already in the hills blue canyon at 5000 ft 65 degrees and then as we get into the afternoon nice, warm weather on the lake for today we'll go eighties 80 for the afternoon high today 86 expected for tomorrow, boy. i love like tahoe in the summer. alright so here are the numbers right now. 57 degrees in san francisco. we have low sixties in brentwood. over areas of fremont. good morning to you at 54. then your afternoon highs still very pleasant and pacifica 66 for you there a beautiful day in the city of san francisco 72 around the bay going to be warm 77 in hayward 8300 would city and then as we go inland is going to be hot 93 anti oxford today in the north bay 93 in santa rosa, and we don't stop there. here's a look at your extended forecast will go a little bit warmer tomorrow. we're now into the upper nineties for inland cities nearing 100 degrees. res monday tuesday, only to be slightly cooler on wednesday. meanwhile around the bay, we've got some warm weather coming up

california senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla are attending this year's lake tahoe summit.and political leaders from both states as well as federal officials. this is the 26th annual summit, and this year it focused on the impact of climate change and wildfires on the tahoe basin now and in the future. climate change is impacting the tahoe basin. and we need to take action to protect these treasures for residents. our future generations are tourists and our economy. we need to take action now. not in 10 years or five years. but today now. this year's keynote address was given by white house national climate adviser gina mccarthy. she talked about current challenges than the surrounding communities and what they face and we used to preserve and protect lake tahoe in the years to come. businesses and communities searching for additional water during the drought are now turning to recycled water to help them get through these extremely dry years as part of our continuing series of stories on the drought and conservation efforts here in the bay area, meteorologist mark tamayo s