to w lisa lewis reports now from southwestern france. france has been baking and temperatures of up to 40 degrees for months. now. that is putting french nuclear plants under strain authorities having to bend the rules for about a 5th of them just to keep them running. usually a nuclear power plant operators are only allowed to discharge their cooling water into rivers like they're gone. if the rivers temperature is under a certain limit, that is to protect the local flora and fauna county, though authorities have suspended that rule at certain reactors like the goldfish blonde here behind me, they say it's the only way to guarantee francis power supply more for the lower or unable one photo, but these environmental activists are outraged that rules are being suspended for nuclear power plants. when river systems are already under stress in the heat and drought, he norman, warmness, or ball. they say, warming them up even more is disastrous. see that the $44.00 so it's a catastrophe for plants and fish it. some of them die which has ripple effects throughout the whole food chain with f

lisa lewis, reports, france has been baking and temperatures of up to 40 degrees for months. now, that is putting french nuclear plants under strain. authorities are having to bend the rules for about a 5th of them just to keep them running. usually nuclear power plant operators are only allowed to discharge their cooling water into rivers like the gone. if the rivers temperature is under a certain limit, that is to protect the local flora and fauna county, though authorities have suspended that rule at certain reactors like the goldfish blonde. here behind me, they say it's the only way to guarantee francis power supply losses either or unable a bonus other. but these environmental activists are outraged that rules are being suspended for nuclear power plants. when river systems are already under stress in the heat and drought, he norman, one more, some ball, they say warming them up even more is disastrous thing that the hospital for so it's a catastrophe for plants and fish it. some of them die, which has ripple effects throughout the whole food chain with fuels. when, for

. >> reporter: advocate lisa lewis helped petition for later school start times in california.t to later start times, attendance goes up. tardies and absences go down grades go up it boosts their emotional resiliency >> reporter: though the american academy of pediatrics recommends teens get between 8 to 10 hours of sleep, changes in their circadian rhythms prevent them from becoming sleepy before 11:00 p.m. >> they are not biologically able to even if you were to -- they had to go to bed at 9:00, chances are they're going to lay there and stare at the ceiling >> reporter: what would you say to critics, if school starts later, kids will just stay up later? >> research shows they do stay up slightly later but they more than make up for it with the additional sleep they're able to gain >> reporter: high school senior says it has helped her be more attentive including in cheer practice and on her drive home when schools went to later start times drowsy driving accidents among teens dropped by 70% >> i have more sleep i am able to pay attention to what everyone else is doing around

lewis quartz. we're gonna have more on that wildfire in just a moment. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun tracking that firerning, lisa. good morning. liz a lot of dry fuel out there in yesterday those temperatures in lake county. well over 100 degrees today a cooldown on the way for everyone. there's a little feature offshore that's going to help us cool down just temporarily and then we're going to see another heat up for your monday there's a look at the fog. it's dense in the north bay from mount tam. you can see the breeze there at 2300 feet, but the sun coming up in 30 minutes 56 in the city. it's 59 in san jose and from a roof camera windsor up to 20 miles an hour

lewis from the international rescue committee, she says the group should have received help much sooner. i'd say it's good to see that it's a little story. it was a good, a good then lisa, lisa griggs, date intervening to, to save this to save this people and move them to, to safety. it says that it has taken a lot of time, like it's like nearly 3 weeks or around 3 weeks since these people have been around the area of ever, ever, ever, ever calling for help. while at the same time, there has been relevant rulings from the european court of human rights and for greece to, to, to provide the systems to, to these people. while at the same time, we had to to see the unfortunately a yet another child at the borders and a lot of probably city for this intervention to happen for you and special envoy me in law has travelled there for the 1st time since being appointed to the posts last year in ellen, hazel's visit, comes a day after the cotton b and added 6 years to the prison sentence of aston lee. the unsung suit she, she's been convicted in more corruption cases relating to accusations. she was building a home with money from charitable donations. so she had already been c

lewis quartz. we're gonna have more on that wildfire in just a moment. but first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun tracking that fire danger. good morning, lisa. good morning. liz a lot of dry fuel out there in yesterday those temperatures in lake county. well over 100 degrees today a cooldown on the way for everyone. there's a little feature offshore that's going to help us cool down just temporarily and then we're going to see another heat up for your monday there's a look at the fog. it's dense in the north bay from mount tam. you can see the breeze there at 2300 feet, but the sun coming up in 30 minutes 56 in the city. it's 59 in san jose and from a roof camera windsor up to 20 miles an hour here in san francisco 63 by the delta. so although some numbers are warmer in the north bay. we have that breeze that will get stronger throughout the day you can see it by right now over 20 miles. an hour that is sutro. the fog is expanding. so noontime. we're in the 60s and 70s a slower warm-up cloudy coast sunshine breezy winds at the shoreline, but upper 80s for our warmest location. so that's a good 10 to maybe 15 degre