the world record in the half mile. the indoord world record for mile and half mile.he american record in two miles. and help set numerous world records for various relay teams. and that's after being cut from the church baseball team. [laughter] this boy from wichita, kansas would one day have written his name on a piece of wood and bury -- and buried it in hopes someone would find it and remember him, would make the cover of "sports illustrated" seven times. all of that before the age of in 25. a day and age when many people think it's appropriate to dishonor our flag, i will tell you it is one of the greatest privileges of my life to where the stars and stripes on my chest while racing in the 1960's and 1970's. there was such pride and love of country. i cannot tell you, mr. president, how much i appreciate your full throated championing of this great country. [applause] the accolades in my life have exceeded anything i could have imagined. and now mr. president, with the medal of freedom bestowed on me by truly one of the greatest republican presidents is such a g

world record for the half mile. indoord world record for mile and half mile. american record in two miles. and help set numerous world records for various retai teams and that's after being cut from the church baseball team. this boy from wichita, kansas would one day have written his name on a piece of wood and bury it and hope someone would find it and remember him, would make the cover of "sports illustrated" seven times. in a day and age when many people think it's appropriate to dishonor our flag, it is my honor to wear the stars and stripes on my chest while racing in the 1960's and 1970's. there was such pride and love of country. i cannot tell you, mr. president, how much i appreciate your full throated championing of this great country. [applause] the accolades in my life have exceeded anything i could have imagined and now mr. president, with the medal of freedom bestowed on me by truly one of the greatest republican presidents is such a great honor. mr. president, you have big dreams for america. ones that echo for me, my old coach, and still a drea

westerly winds at sfo20 miles per hour and 20 miles per hour winds sustained and head through the day with the on shore flow and that'll get going for us and cooler and breezy for you and we'll continue with the breezy conditions into your tuesday with temperatures very similar tuesday and wednesday if not just slightly above average but we're really going to warm things up looking ahead to the end of the week as high pressure builds in for us. now show you the satellite and radar view and low pressure system to the north ushering in and for us that's the reason why we're going to see the temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to over the weekend. taking you hour-by-hour on future cast, we'll see westerly winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour with the strongest winds along the coast and right around the y 20 to 30 s per hour wis evg. daytime highs for the south bay 80 in san jose, 81 in campbell the soh y anfor the east bay, 87 in concord, 86 in pleasant hill and 89 for antioch and brentenwood and low 70s for berkeley, oakland, and san leandro and alameda and mid 70s in rich

so instead of 30 even 40 mile an hour winds we've had to even 50 over the mountain tops. it will be much less breezy as we head in toward the afternoon temperatures of 66 degrees right now in the san jose to 63 degrees and a little more 74 in pittsburgh 58 degrees in san francisco on 78 degrees still warm. in santa rosa tomorrow afternoon got some 80's in a couple of 90's on schedule for some of the valley 70's names inside a bay up toward the coastline little bit cooler in the 60's. thank you lawrence. one east bay school district has voted to start the upcoming school year with full distance learning meaning no on campus classes. the brentwood union school district stands. >>starts back up 3 weeks from tomorrow and students will be taught online while 4 michelle kingston has more from brentwood tonight where the school board meeting is just wrapping up michelle. >>and they're certainly going to be a lot of questions over the next couple of weeks before kids get back to school here. but one thing is for sure the school board members don't want any of the students or staf

now in the city. 26 miles per hour with gusts up to around 40 miles per hour. the good news is when is going to relax this evening, the bad news is it's not really going to happen until the sun goes down. the atmosphere is not stat dry lowest humidity levels right now in concorde and santa rosa are in the teens but further into the fire season at least there some moisture in the atmosphere much breezy conditions. >>> california setting a new coronavirus record, the number of patients hospitalized went up to a record 50%. oernight the state saw more than 5600 new cases and the average rate of the people who tested positive went of. >>> makes news for the bay area, santa clara county was taken off the states watchlist but officials are monitoring the counties. >> this evening a growing over plans to reopen. we have latebreaking developments. >> reporter: estate is sort of flexing its regulatory muscles, they told the county note to the plans to reopen the economy and threaten some businesses that opened their doors one month ago.reporter: ty california responsibl

but i love john miles then and i love john miles now.lillian and john stayed married. i put it together but it lasted 43 years. that's not a bad record, is it? they were happy and lillian gave him every support a wife could ever give a partner. and they gave love to john miles in the process. john was an unusual individual. ambassador young is sitting over here. we all loved him all the time. his sincerity was apparent. he worked hard and he said that he wasn't going to stop. i don't need to tell you anything about john. all of you knew him. all of you know his fervor. and his commitment to equity and the love he had for everybody. and i want us to look at the john we thought we knew, the john who convinced us we knew the real man because he was constant. but i ask him one time, john, what in the world is bad trouble? i said, when i was a young girl my sister and i were, we were courting and go out on a date, my mother said, okay, have a good time but don't get in no trouble. well, we didn't know nothing else except trouble was not good.

actually picking up over this last hour to 18 miles per hour. now on to 22 miles per hour in benicia you've got another fire there on the 7.80 split. so certainly. condition they're not good if you're trying to fight a fire with the things get that windy now and toward the freeman union city hayward we've got another fire that is burning this one closer to the bay, but all of that smoke is sliding further to the east and that smoke is going to bring that right in places like fremont union city maybe even all the way up and they were too so certainly you got to watch out for that if you're susceptible to some of that smoke for the south we take you to the crews fire that we're showing in the winds now beginning to pick up a little bit 40 miles per hour or so in some spots so certainly that of concern and then overnight tonight, those winds will begin to decrease become slack somewhat that means some of that smoke is going to begin to filter in and fill in right around the royal, so morgan hill maybe the southern part of san jose and they may have

but john miles, do you mind? just stand up, john miles. stand up.m 4'11" and almost 90 years old. and there he is. and i'm supposed to spank him when he doesn't do right. when i walk up to john miles to give him a spanking, i've got to get permission from him. can i spank you? because he's pretty big now. but i loved john miles then, and i love john miles now, and i will take care of you and spank you whether you like it or not. okay. but lillian and john stayed married. i put it together, but it lasted 43 years. that's not a bad record, is it? they were happy and lillian gave him every support a wife could ever give a partner. and they gave love to john miles in the process. john was an unusual individual. ambassador young sitting over here, and we all loved him all the time. his sincerity was apparent. he worked hard, and he said that he wasn't going to stop. and i don't need to tell you anything about john. all of you knew him. all of you know his fervor and his commitment to equity and the love he had for everybody. and i want us to look at the

mile and a half at lambert spent on fires. you have any questions or want to their own heart here maintain your defensible space to create it. you can always go to our website at weny for wildfire dot or there's not a lot of great helpful pair. >>pam cameraman with calfire thank you so much for joining us here tonight getting the latest update on that fire burning now away from gilroy 20% contained though 2000 acres have >>in a unanimous unanimous decision monday the supreme court ruled it is legal for states to punish members of the electoral college to break a pledge to vote for a state's popular vote winner. >>in presidential elections. justice elena kagan wrote the court's decision it said in part that states can tell actors quote they have no grounds for reversing the vote of millions of its citizens. 10 of the nation's 538 presidential electors went rogue in 2016 attempting to vote for someone other then their pledged candidate. the issue came before the high court after 3 hillary clinton electors filed suit. thousands o

[laughter] but i loved john miles then, and i will love john miles now.rried. i put it together, but it lasted 43 years. that's not a bad record, is it? they were happy, and lillian gave him every support a wife could ever give a partner. and they gave love to john miles in the process. john was an unusual individual. ambassador was sitting over here, and we all loved him all the time in. his sincerity was apparent. he worked hard, and he said that he wasn't going to stop. i don't need to tell you anything about john. all of you knew him. all of you know is fervor, and his commitment to equity, and the love he had for everybody. and i want us to look at the john we thought we knew, the john that convinced us we knew the real man, because he was constant. but i asked him one time, "john, what in the world is that?" when i was a young girl, my sister and i were court and come every time we go out on a date, my mother said, "okay, have a good time, but don't get in no trouble." well, we didn't know nothing else, except trouble was not good." but john said, "

if we look at visibility here, five miles at half moon bay. that's where we're seeing clouds show up. current temperatures now, 51 degrees in petluma and mill valley. east bay, 50s in san leandro and fremont at 56. 54 in san francisco and 56 in palo alto. 58 in san jose. so temperatures have pulled back a bit this morning which is nice. running about 3-5 degrees cooler than we were this time yesterday. today a high of 84 in santa rosa. san francisco running right about average today, same story in oakland a high of 72. 83 in livermore. we are seeing another warm up at the end of the week. >>> violence this holiday weekend in many cities around the country and several children hurt. we'll tell you which cities seemed to have the most problems. >>> confrontations in the east bay after a black lives matter mural was painted in the streets. the tense moments after an argument ended with a man pulling out a gun. >>> you have the power of two newscast. the 10:00 and 11:00 news and the power to know everywhere you go when you download the ktvu fox tw

wind speeds at 13 miles per hour.alnut creek 90, we saw a high of 94, wind speeds 15 miles per hour there. but look at the temperature change. so, we are actually running a few degrees cooler compared to yesterday. the reason for that is because of those onshore winds. i want to talk about the air quality. we woke up to really unhealthy air quality for portions of the north bay because of the mix of wildfires. it's still moderate which means it can remain unhealthy especially for the sensitive groups, so please keep that in mind. beach hazard will expire at 8:00 p.m. today. we saw pretty strong rip currents in the afternoon. as far as tomorrow's forecast goes, notice we're not seeing 90s. today we saw several 90s. tomorrow we're going to cool off into the 70s for palo alto. low to mid-'80s for inland areas. and here's what you can expect the next seven days. we had that high pressure dominating this weekend. by tomorrow it's still going to be warm, but at least it's going to cool off by a few degrees. it's once again

far into the pacific, 2,200 miles due west from the coast of chile.rs gave it its name after they spotted it on easter sunday in 1722. what they found has fascinated and confounded the world ever since-- giant stone statues that tower over the island's landscape. they're called moai, and as anderson cooper first reported last spring, there is nothing quite like them anywhere else in the world. >> cooper: when dawn breaks on easter island, it is the moai that first feel the sun. these 15 moai at a site called tongariki are perhaps the most famous. carved out of volcanic rock, they're placed on a stone platform, called an ahu. the tallest is nearly 30 feet. they stand, strange silent sentinels, facing away from the sea, watching over the land and its people. at least 1,000 moai can be found scattered across this island, which is about the size of washington, d.c. many more moai remain buried underground. to the descendants of those who built them, these are more than statues made of stone. they are immortal branches of an ancient family tree. >> pedro e

miles: things went downhill fast.n the icu aed h medical center on a ventilator and a heart-lung machine. the virus had done plenty of damage, but inside his body, something else was at play. his immune system had mounted a counteroffensive that d run,. this overreaction -- >> mygh immune system had ca wildfire. my bodyas overreacted and putting me into kidney failure, respiratory failure, my heart and my liver started going downhill miles: it was not a surprise. there were numerous reports of a similar thing happens to cancer patients. >> we are all learning day today how to manage this illness, we are all borrowing from other disease processes. les: used to eat people with eumatoid arthritis as well. doctors in china had some success with it. doctors saw no reason not to try it r onn padgett. within days, they had weaned him off the machines. >> we were very encouraged by miles: dr.ay patel the team at swedish has now treated more than 65 covid patients with encouraging results. he is participating in a big, randomi

westerly winds at 23 miles per hour at sfo. 20 in fairfield and 13 miles per hour winds many concord.again, we are going to see the winds increase heading through our day. cooler temperatures by about 5 to 10 degrees because of that pacific ocean breeze we know and love making its comeback for us. staying breezy as we lookahead to your tuesday with similar temperatures tuesday and for wednesday but we are going to warm up looking ahead to the end of the week as high pressure builds in for us. a satellite and radar view and there's that low pressure system to our north ushering in that stronger marine influence so that stronger ocean breeze for today. now we'll see is that sunshine for many of us, for inland locations around the bay, partly sunny along the coast and check out the winds, future cast winds we're ging to see those winds kick up and westerly winds 10 to 20 with the strongest winds right along the coast and around the bay. 20 to 30 miles per hour winds this afternoon and for this evening. for today, daytime highs for the south bay looking at 79 in santa clara, 80 in san jos

checking the winds, as opposed 13 mile an hour and eight in concord and five mile an hour winds in livermorend santa rosa. taking you through hour day, you can expect mild conditions around the bay, in the mid 60s and around the coast. and we are heating up in mind, upper 80s to low to mid 90s this afternoon. another hot day in length with that sunshine. the heat dome is building because of this strong ridge of high pressure across the desert southwest and that is building into the bay area and that is why temperatures are moving above average across our region. you can see the sunshine as we go through the day and then we are looking at plenty of sunshine on saturday and for sunday. sunday looks to be the hottest day out of the week. the daytime highs are looking at 87 for san jose and santa clara, 94 in morgan hill for the east bay and 96 in concord and 99 degrees in fairfield as well as for brentwood. the tri-valley is in the low to mid 90s and around the degrees, mid-70s for richland is also for alameda and oakland. the north bay is in the mid to upper 80s to low 90s. 90 in sonoma and 93

but just 7-mile-per-hour winds at sfo and 8-mile-per-hour winds for hayward as well as for half-moon bay. so your normal daytime highs, we are going to see those hazy skies with that air quality advisory in effect for the bay area. due to smoke burning from the mineral fire in fresno county. now onshore flow at the surface, so the smoky skies aloft. so hazy and smoky skies up in the higher elevations but the air quality for today moderate here in the bay area. stays seasonal for friday and as we look ahead to the weekend, warmest days of the week coming our way for saturday and sunday. summer weather pattern begin with those hazy skies and that hazy sunshine for today. taking you hour by hour yoseth bay. but that cloud cover hanging around along the coast for tomorrow morning we're going to start off our day gray with mostly cloudy skies for many of us and then we'll seeing the clearing as well for your friday. daytime highs this afternoon, looking at 83 in san jose but warming up and morgan hill to 88 degrees. for the south bay. for the east bay, mid 80s for you in concord d upfor b

tomorrow, wind gusts of 20 miles per hour. i think the good thing if you want to look at the breaking news situations right now is our wind is only maxing out at 20. again, this should help firefighters to get a handle on this. we will talk about the temperatures that we expect over the next several days. i will have details in ten minutes. >> stay where you are. we will be right back with you. >>> up next, an emotionally charged confrontation in martinez. it's not over. conflict over the black lives matter mural leads to police looking for those who triggered it. >>> tired of those annoying robocalls on your cell? the ruling by the supreme court today that could make them a thing of the past. >>> it has been a heartbreaking case of the wrong place at the wrong time. a 6-year-old boy was shot and killed in bayview district on july 4th as he was watching fireworks with his friends and family at a birthday party. police say they believe the shooting was intentional, but the little boy was not the target. >> reporter: the 6-year-

we're down to a mile in santa rosa. and three miles at half-moon bay. along the coast. so current winds, looking at those westerly winds ou thwan9 miles per hour at sfo. 6 in oakland and another breezy start in fairfield with 21-mile- per-hour winds. the typical july weather pattern continues for us and in fact with that stronger ocean breeze we're looking at temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so let's show you futurecast and as we take you hour by hour and we're going to see the skies clear inland. and then around the bay, partly sunny. so we'll go partly sunny to mostly cloudy along at least right around the bay and then along the coast, that cloud cover sticks around for you. as we look ahead to tomorrow, same story. low clouds and areas of fog. along the coast right around the bay and even some of the inland spots catching that gray start and then the cloud cover pulls back to the coast for tomorrow in the afternoon. now let's show you futurecast winds and another breezy day. westerly winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. and along the coast, up to 20

again, altamont pass 36 miles per hour. there's fairfield 28 to 37. i saw a 44-mile-per-hour gusts near core deal yeah. upper 50s to low 60s. 57 napa airport. and in the city as well. low 60s around the sunnyvale. 51 kenwood. that looks tonight coolest. pretty good gust near tiburon 25 to 30 miles per hour. bodega bay is cool. low clouds and a lot to work w thunderstorms over the sierra a few clouds could drift towards eastern serrano. and a low moves over the bear area tuesday and wednesday will keep ukiah clear lakes on a cooler pattern. inland areas will be down almost 10 degrees compared to this time of year. coast and bay are close but below average. and there's not much change here going forward if anything. maybe a little cooler towards wednesday and thursday into friday, you guys. >> it's 5:42. kanya west emotional in south carolina during an event for his presidential campaign. up next, why kanye was crying. >>> and another big company, disney, joining the list of companies slashing the advertising budget on facebook because the facebook's po

>>and 35 miles per byron. so some blustery winds out there today the fires of getting some of those grass fields, burning in a hurry with those kind of conditions. overnight tonight, those winds will begin to calm down we'll start to see some of that smoke really kind of settling in if you're driving now want to one tomorrow, you'll likely see that early morning for the commute but in morgan hill samar teen also the gilroy there's smoke advisory in effect there until tomorrow, then by the afternoon we should see some the breezy start to mix out some of that smoke but again that may return to be a problem unless they get the fire put out. wednesday will start to decrease overnight tonight. it was a very blustery afternoon by tomorrow afternoon. we start out with a gentle breeze in the morning and then the afternoon the breeze will start to pick up more of a typical sea breeze in the afternoon step some 40 mile an hour gusts. he was a 50 mile an hour gusts today, we'll see those winds maybe 10 maybe 22 miles per

there's miles and miles of fire line. some of it is very difficult to access, the terrain is challenging so a lot of that has to be reached by helicopters, aircraft, and then we have to work to get our hand crews and our dozers and other heavy equipment in there. >> crews kept the flames low to the ground and out of the tree where is it can spread quickly. they took advantage of the favorable conditions to improve the fire lines and making them deeper and wider. they've also been hunting >> current conditions near the crews fire and looks like southerly winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour in that area and we are looking at the winds going to be picking up as we head through our afternoon. current wind speeds looking at 15 miles per hour winds at sfo so the strongest winds along the coast and around the bay, 9 miles per hour winds at half- moon bay and 10 in palo alto out of the north and 8 miles per hour winds in petaluma, concord as well as hayward. we go through the rest of our day, we're going to see about 5 to 10 miles pe

. >> we're miles apart on a number of issues and there were more issues that we're srt ter unemployment benefits so congress with agree on a coronavirus relief bill. >> this is the greatest public health challenge in a crisis and the greatest challenge in 75 years. earlier rounds of coronavirus relief exempt americans in hair homes and businesses open. now that's adapt. >> the past four for the economy is extraordinarily uncertain and will depend in large part on keeping them in check. skyler henry cbs news, the white house. >> in california, officials are expected to real edd leaders after one million californians and the agency has been in crisis mode since the beginning of the pandemic in march. >>> san francisco officials say they are seeing alarming surge in coronavirus cases with the director of public health spoke just a short time ago. >> this month, we went from five thousand to 6,000 cases of covid-19. let me be clear, we are in a major surge of covid-19. the virus is moving fast and more people are getting seriously ill. >> today the city announced the opening of a continuing

an hour and 13 in concord and 12 mile an hour winds in fairfield. westerly winds will be at 10 to 20. we are topping out at 88 for fairfield and concord, 81 in san jose and 73 in oakland and 71 for san francisco. high pressure build and i will let you know when temperatures will be on the rise coming up in a few minutes. >>> we are live in gilroy at christmas hill park where they are taking over the area to turn it into a staging zone for crews to come here and will leave those men and women who have been on the front lines fighting this fire. there were 259 personnel before devoted to fighting the fire, so it is a significant effort as we are seeing crews from santa clara county fire. they are augmenting some of the effort. speaking of numbers, crews are of two 400 acres and it is 20% contained and one structure has been damaged in one has been destroyed and 30 are currently threatened. it will be warm and breezy which means the flames will be active in the afternoon. the effort focuses on boxing the fire so it does not spread to any park to the no

>>the mountains of mendocino county about 10 miles east of will is. this is the home of a place called the milo foundation sanctuary. there's a doggy heaven on earth, this looks like it could be a. >>and fellow animals and people are funny. >>we touch down and will it airport with a special cargo. this is leyla zana high energy dog who needs a lot of room to roam. >>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up please. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah we had a 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals about >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. it passed by a couple of other milo residences. the stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot in texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livestock auctions. by the

>>the mountains of mendocino county about 10 miles east of will is. this is the home of a place called the milo foundation sanctuary, there's a doggy heaven on earth, this looks like it could be a. >>the first clashes and fellow animals and people for money. >>we touch down at willott airport with a special cargo. this is leyla zana high energy dog who needs a lot of room to roam. >>layla is a character and a chic a member from the shelter there was facing euthanasia. >>and she's just a full-throttle bursting at the seams energetic girl 283 acre mile foundation sanctuary has plenty of spades. when tingle meters at the airport to pick up late. she founded the mile foundation in 1994. >>yeah, we have our 25th anniversary last year. with rescued more than 35,000 animals and found >>this is not strictly a dog sanctuary. the past by couple of other milo residents. we stop and visit the horses and 2 of the sweetest donkeys you'll ever find. >>the horses here were all rescued from a kill lot. and texas where they say the kill buyers go horse auctions livesto

we are a mile from the beach.is a great place to explore and there is a golf course nearby. there are all kinds of fun places for the kids and geared towards students. we are used to having families come down and be outside and explore. we encourage that. at night when they're tired and ready for a nap, then they come inside. >> what about the theme park? i was hearing maybe you had a day you could open but based on county guidelines if that didn't happen, you had to push it back. for people who want to experience this, do you have a specific date or an idea of maybe when the theme park can reopen? >> i wish i had a good answer. i really do. we have been waiting and have talked to every county, state, city, legislature possible from senators to assembly men to everybody has looked at the plan for health and safety guidelines. we went above and beyond all guests age three wearing masks. we are just waiting right now. it's a waiting game. we figured while we can give you an escape to have a nice stay-cation this is

we've had some gusts you see that the 40 miles per hour at sfo. >>but all around the bay area we've been seeing the winds in fact we've been tracking some of the fires there near a retail and also the crockett we've got this fire that is burning in and around some takers, oil tankers in the areas in the mountains in and around this area certainly with winds like this gusting up to 40 miles per hour that is going to push a rapidly through some of those grasses a little tough terrain to fight some of the fires as well right there along the 6 8070 80 split, we've got a fire caused some problems for folks just trying to travel in and around that area on the benicia bridge and certainly some more gusty winds continuing right through the delta into the evening hours now for the south more problems we're seeing some of the fires here a closer to the bay not threatening a much in the way of homes to avoid that smoke is moving easterly direction that mean just taking in the fremont union city also into hayward area. so certainly if you are susceptible to s

. >> there's miles and miles of fire line. some of it is very difficult to access. >>> lighter winds today helping the fire crews. and may see some sunshine over ocean beach now. look in the distance. there's the marine layer. we will have some fog out there along the coast and >>> fire watch now. another busy day for firefighters with two new grass fires breaking out in contra costa county. this afternoon, flamings forced people out of their homes in oakley summer lake neighborhood. those evacuations have since been lifted. crews were able to quickly get a fire under control in concord. but the biggest fire burning right now is east of gilroy. the crew fire is now 20% contained and 5400 acres. firefighters are monitoring eight hot spots tonight. >> what's taking so long is you know, we have a lot of fire line. there's miles and miles of fire line. some of it is very difficult to access. the terrain is challenging. so, a lot of that has to be reached by helicopters. aircraft. >> and, tonight, evacuation orders have been lifted

but john miles stand up, john miles, stand up. that is john miles, now. >> now, wait a minute take a good look at john miles. i am almost 90 years old and there he is. i am supposed to spank him what he does not do right. when i walked up to give him a spanking i had to get a chair. i love john miles. i loved him then and i love john miles, now. i will take care of him and spank you, whether you like it, or not. but, lillian and john, stayed married. i put together and it lasted 43 years. that is not a bad record, is it? they were happy and lillian gave him every support and they gave love to john miles in the process. john was an unusual individual. we all loved him all the time. she sincerely was a parent. he said, he was not going to stop. all of you knew him i'm not going to tell you anything about john. all of you know his fervor you know the love he had for everybody. i want us to look at john we thought we knew, and the john who convinced us we knew the real man, because he was constant. john, what in the world is bad troub

these winds picking up, maybe 20, 25 miles per hour, maybe 30-mile-per-hour gusts by this afternoon. another warm day around the bay and inland while the coast could be a degree or two cooler and very gusty. looking at the cooldown, spreading inland as soon as tomorrow. so the wave heights continue to build, eight to nine feet. stinson pretty dangerous as well as down in santa cruz where you have that angle, the south-facing beaches, increased risk of sneaker waves, rip currents, and of course getting very gusty throughout the afternoon. the fog will reform as we go through the later part of the day. first we get the sea breeze, gusty winds, then patchy fog from san mateo,mateo,mateo,mate, tomorrow, cooler moist air will move into the bay. the winds today getting breezy and gusty at the coast, then they'll pull back. into your monday afternoon, check it out, a windier day and temperatures down 5 to 6 degrees in the inland valleys. today still warm out there, mid- to low 90s in our inland valleys, 80 in fremont, 79 in richmond, back to low 90s in san to rosa with 91 in morgan hills. 7

so right now looking at 15-mile- per-hour winds at half-moon bay and 14-mile-per-hour winds in san joseas well as for oakland. out of the southwest. and 26-mile-per-hour winds right now in fairfield. so let's take you through date in san francisco. we will catch that clearing and sunshine as we go through our day and again those breezy conditions out of the southwest up to about 10 to 20 miles per hour. looking at mid 60s in the afternoon in san francisco. the south bay and san jose, topping out at 83 degrees. and you will see those westerly to southwesterly winds about 15 miles per hour so plenty of sunshine at 83 in san jose. here's the satellite and radar view. so that typical summer weather pattern in place. so warm inland and mild around the bay. and cool at the coast and that will continue for tomorrow as well. taking you hour by hour on futurecast. and you can see we're going to catch that clearing for most of us except for the coast. tomorrow morning starting off our day with low clouds and areas of fog. along the coast right around the bay anso of the inland locations as well.

breezy to windy. 40 miles per hour gusts northwest at 13 miles per hour.there's some strong gusts up in the altamont pass. fairfield, 40 miles per hour. napa and concord, all with on

it was 6 miles deep. also, no reports of any damage. >>> the japanese tea garden is scheduled to reopen today. the parks department says the number of visitors will be limited. one way past will be set up for avoiding congestion. masks will be required, visitors will be asked to keep physical distance. the tea garden will be open wednesday through sunday, until 5:45 p.m.. people are encouraged to buy tickets in advance online. >>> and uncertain future, red rock coffee is struggling to pay their rent as rds have granted windbreaks. it has been owned by the nondenominational church highway communities since 2005. it has been operated independently as a nonprofit supporting schools and other causes. the coffee shop has long been a gathering place for social clubs, live music and tech startups. >>> we have been the location for many places to do startups, and work from here. for instance, a company called what's up was first coated upstairs here. >> a go fund me page has been set up to help the coffee shop ma

novato, 13 miles per hour. 21-mile-per-hour winds in san francisco.the whole region is under a rather breezy pattern, and we might see the wind increase over in the area of the fire. we'll keep watching it for you. a live view from the rooftop camera, looking at increasing clouds over the bay. 59 degrees in san francisco. oakland, 65. 67 in mountain view. 71, san jose. 75 in gilroy, and a cool 55 at pacifica. the view northward from the golden gate, 70 degrees in vonota and santa rosa. mid 70s at concord and livermore, and a view from the south beach camera along the bay bridge. these are our forecast features. cloudy with patchy drizzle the next two mornings. then in the afternoon, we'll see thenunshine inland, but clouds linger near the coast. temperatures will be below average the next few days. and you'll be a little warmer this weekend. forecast animation shows the expanding low clouds and fog pushing across the bay, and into lots of inland areas overnight. 5:00 tomorrow morning when the commute gets under way, it will be quite cloudy to foggy in

at 15 at sfo and 12 miles per hour winds in napa, livermore and concord about 12 miles per hour winds now at half-moon bay. we head through the afternoon and all about our bay area microclimates cooler at the coast and mild around the bay and we have clearing heading around the bay and midtowner 60s to low 70s breezy well around the bay and with that sunshine inland in the 80s to low to mid 90s with some of the hottest locations this atr pattern for us today. ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest and heat warnings will be building in and that heat dome gets stronger and that's why we're going to be warming up looking ahead to the weekend. hour o cast d ng breezconditions ong th coast and around the bay. westerly winds 20 to 30 miles per hour and looking to our daytime highs today and where we should be this time of year. 76 in fremont and 72 in oakland and 65 for san francisco. the extended forecast and there we go with temperatures on the rise for saturday and for sunday. looking at cooler temperatures with that stronger on shore flow kicking in by the middle part of next

already seeing 20 miles per hour winds at sfo at the moment. now slightly cooler for tomorrow with that stronger ocean breeze, but we are going to warm things up looking ahead to the end of the week, we're really settling into that quiet weather pattern that typical july weather for us with that on shore flow, cooler at the coast and inland and stronger ocean breeze kicking in and we'll have the middle part of the week, take a bit of a dip and warming up by the end of the week. taking you hour-by-hour and future cast you'll see the clouds and areas of fog return at least around the bay by tonight and into tomorrow and inland spots and check through the afternoon and just a bit cooler and we head to wednesday night and low clouds in areas of g start to return again. this time of year and 91 in concord and livermore and 72 in oakland and 66 for san francisco. there we go with those slightly cooler temperatures for tomorrow and then warming up by the end of the workweek and especially into the weekend. back to you. >>> the jackpot, see how this ma

let's take a look at this satellite image and you can see that well defined eye as those 100 mile per hour wind speeds just church right throughout the eastern pacific and this is the first major hurricane for the eastern pacific for 2020 now let's switch to the gulf of mexico out there right now tropical storm hanna and you could see that it does have sustained winds at 50 miles per hour and it is going to strengthen because of those warm gulf of mexico waters into a category one hurricane already hurricane warnings and storm surge warnings in effect as it is expected to make landfall in the state of texas by around saturday morning. so very active pattern out there right now they could see hurricane force winds throughout parts of texas 60 to 70 miles per hour. in addition to that upwards of a foot of rain but back on land and closer to home in the bay area tracking our know sky july warmer temperatures for your saturday warming up to near average in the mid 60's along the coast low 70's along the bay and widespread low 90's as you make your way inland in the warmest try valleys and

time to load up for the final 400 miles to the glacier.. this is a twin 0tter — rugged, reliable and great on short runways, perfect for working out here on the ice. we're headed to the place where the base of the glacier goes afloat. it's called the grounding line, and is where this glacier is melting. an advance party are already on thwaites glacier. theirjob — to map the area where the scientists are going to be deployed to make sure it's safe. the glacier is littered with deep crevasses, which could be lethal. this is actually the first open crevasse we've driven into. you can see the layers here don't connect with these layers over here. this is a void, the actual crevasse itself, which is the one right here. another team survey the site to pinpoint exactly where the grounding line is. it has taken almost five weeks but we're finally at the front of the glacier. until this year, only four people had ever been here before. we made it! oh my god! hello, friend. this is where icefin going to be deployed but first, they need to drill a ho

time to load up for the final 400 miles to the glacier.ch smaller. this is a twin otter — rugged, reliable and great on short runways, perfect for working out here on the ice. we're headed to the place where the base of the glacier goes afloat. it's called the grounding line, and is where this glacier is melting. an advance party are already on thwaites glacier. theirjob — to map the area where the scientists are going to be deployed to make sure it's safe. the glacier is littered with deep crevasses, which could be lethal. this is actually the first open crevasse we've driven into. you can see the layers here don't connect with these layers over here. this is a void, the actual crevasse itself, which is the one right here. another team survey the site to pinpoint exactly where the grounding line is. it has taken almost five weeks but we're finally at the front of the glacier. until this year, only four people had ever been here before. we made it! oh my god! hello, friend. this is where icefin going to be deployed but first, they need to

to calm witness everywhere else. 6 miles per hour winds in oakland and 8-mile-per-hour winds at sfo.'ll show you futurecast winds coming up in a few minutes. >>> this time of year, the california coathis year more calves than normal. >> the creatures haven't been shy about making plenty of appearances along the coast. e watcrs within aptain michael feet of the whales around seven miles from shore. it's not unusual to see them shortly after leaving the harbor in moss landing but this year they are seeing more calves. it's believed they were born last december. >> at this time of year and generally late spring, that's when we see the whales you know making their way back. and they're hungry because when i they go south to the breathe breeding grounds there's not a lot of food for them. >> calves aren't feeding on solid food just yet. but there are plenty for the adult humpback whales. they usually feed along the coast until november. >>> businesses all over world are getting creatio at this cafe in mexico, friends might not join you for lunch but these guys will. check it out. aso bake

and he does that we do see today will be about 30 miles per hour less 20 miles per hour or less wind speeds by tomorrow with winds out of the west-southwest pushing all that smoke and ash away from the bay area from those nearby fires a relative humidity out there right now bone dry and yacht bill 29% recovery during the overnight hours, thanks to those cooler temperatures but it's going to be even drier tomorrow because i am tracking a warming trend beginning tomorrow continuing through the weekend hot temperatures as you make your way inland yet again more coming up in my full forecast in a few minutes catherine back to you see >>san francisco leaders say that coronavirus activity is trending in the wrong direction. so today. mayor london breed in the city's health director announced the businesses that thought they'd be ok to reopen by monday will remain closed. kron four's phillipe chagall reports. >>we have no choice. we are living in covid indoor dining will not resume monday in san francisco. neither will endure retail shopping that's because mayor london breed says covid-19 c

i know gust to 29 miles per hour. travis at 33. they were at 46-mile-per-hour gusts out of the west southwest at 4 a.m. 50s on the temps. santa rosa 54. but most locations are running upper 50s to near 60 including atherton and menlo park all at 61. that's he the monday morning super effect. a little monsoon moisture from arizona las vegas. some of that bears watching going as far as cloud cover. but that low coming in is really going to usher in a cooler pattern here. so 60, 70s, 80s, some inland locations well below average. i don't see them changing too much or going above. nothing that says that right now. and going extending out well out to about 7, 10 days and that's the message here. subtle changes day to day looks cooler going into wednesday, thursday, and friday a little rebound but nice on the weekend you guys. >> time now 6:11. debating the next coronavirus economic relief package. coming up, what's expected in this package is unemployment benefits from the cares act are about to run out. >>> plus, trader joe's respondin

so 8 miles per hour in napa and 7 in concord and livermore and just 7 miles per hour winds out of the west at sfo this morning. taking you through the day and what tomexpect. the cloud cover sticking around along the coast today with breezy conditions. with 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds this afternoon once again. along the coast and then along the coast there and then for the bay mid- to upper 60s and low 70s and mild to breezy and our inland locations topping out mid 80s and some of the warmest spot in the upperway the sunshine inland. near average daytime highs for today. with that onshore flow. as we look ahead to the weekend, high pressure builds in and that means warmer temperatures on way satuand nday. you can see that clearing as we head through the day. the cloud cover retreating back to the coast this afternoon and thenlook to tomorrow, we'll see plenty of sunshine as we look to saturday in the afternoon. and that will be the case for sunday as well. futurecast winds, we'll see breezy conditions again 5, 10, 15 miles per hour up to 20 along the coast this afternoon. daytime hi

it is also really warm. 77 degrees and 34 mile an hour wind. another day where little bit of a different twist, yesterday the fog was can find san mateo co. south, so it filled in on the sonoma coast, also on the marin coast and it is making its way southward. it looks like it will work its way. there is a big coastal fog bank but it is moving water north to south and not west to east. 50s on the temperatures to 63. 54 in the city, 50s, 60s to 70s. there's some pretty warm air there. concord at you degrees, there's a 63 in livermore and also san jose. so another day were temperatures inland will be quite hot and if you are by the coast it will be -- >>> we are following a developing story contra costa county. three sheriff deputies were shot. a suspect has been killed. this is the eastern part of contra costa county. it happened at 9:00 last night following a lengthy standoff in knights inn, community northeast of brentwood. sheriff to edc a domestic violence suspect burst out of the home and began firing shots at deputies. deputies immediately

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then, specialist snow vehicles hauled it 1000 miles over land. projects grew and equipment grew, there became the need to do it more efficiently and cost effectively. each machine could pull up to 70 tonnes. these vehicles transformed the science we can do in antarctica, increasing the scale, the number of people, the number of scientists we can bring to bear on these problems. six people can deliver all the cargo for maybe 30 scientists, and then we can deliver the fuel that can operate five or six airplanes. wejust truck along, day from day, nobody knows where we are and then we just turn up. delivering bounty, bladders of fuel instead of sacks of presents. presents would be very welcome because even in these extreme conditions, there are some traditions that have to be kept up. what are you doing? i'm preparing us for christmas at the south pole. and christmas is not christmas without a few carols. they tried to get us to sing but we didn't practice. because we don't have a song so we told somebody else. who are we competing against? lower thw

the future cast winds are westerly at 5 to 10 miles an hour and up to 20 miles an hour along the coastnd right around the bay this afternoon. daytime highs are 85 in santa clara and san jose, 86 in morgan hill, 85 for cupertino, triple digit heat in concord and we are more comfortable around here, 89 right here 90 in pittsburgh, 92 in antioch and for brentwood. the tri-valley is in the mid to upper 80s and around the bay, mid 60s in san francisco and daly city. the north bay will be in the mid to upper 80s. what you can expect right here, we're looking at temperatures just slightly warmer tuesday and wednesday and then pulling down on thursday and friday and heating up for the weekend. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> let's get a look at the roadways. if you are going out taking 580 it is business as usual around allatoona pass. we are getting a bit busy. it looks like it is originating out of the mount house area in tracy to grant line. there are more brake lights around northglenn. at drive times are right around 26 minutes from 205 to 680. that morning rush is g