station 20 miles away. a rough of triangulation is possible. a warning, though the alert signal that a dispatch coming through for the time the battalion chief has picked up the receiver. the men are awake into their gear and scrambling to the station from the end of the road to a reported brush fire and then notice canyon area. and they roll. engine 71 from the dumas station until highway number 88 from the malibu beach culvert. number seven, eight from las flores canyon, 72 from a charger and from across the mountains of calabasas, 67, ripping stillness of the night after christmas with a shrill terror, with a siren the ranchers homeowners, the farmers come awake with a starter. they scream by four. they live with the fear fire that is crisp and dusty. at 3:40 a.m., one hour after the fire was reported, 23 engine companies, three bulldozers, five work crews and four patrol units. 170 men are fighting the fire. and the fire is one crackling down the mountainside, roaring through the canyons, whipped by a 5

miles: his home is on an island four miles northeast of downtown portland.unity built on lobsters, like so many here in maine. steve train: it provides for a lot of other things. lobster is what's maintaining more than summer communities. in most of these peninsulas and islands. miles: lobsters support about 15,000 jobs and contribute more than a billion dollars to the maine economy. and yet, the industry sees itself in an existential battle, pitted against a rare species fighting its own existential battle. north atlantic right whales, critically endangered. fewer than 350 individuals remain. and they are dying at a devastating rate. >> if we don't stabilize and begin the recovery, they will be gone within a couple of decades. they will be extinct. they will be wiped off this earth. and we want to do everything we can to prevent that from happening. miles: janet coit is the assistant administrator of fisheries at the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, noaa. how many mortalities a year are acceptable, in your view? janet: zero. if we have a hum

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35 miles per hour.ain by your saturday night in so nice. we have to show it toys. here's a look at the transamerica pyramid crystal clear blue skies there. but along the coast in our bay area, beaches already tracking that marine layer. so that's where we're tracking a near 25 degree difference beach in pacifica, half moon bay. and those of you in brentwood in the low 80's at this near 7 o'clock. our temperatures overnight for bay area valleys, including downtown san francisco at fifty-two degrees with daytime highs. not even warming up into the 80's with the exception of santa rosa near average temperatures in the mid 80's at 83 degrees. half moon bay, though, 58 degrees. so going to be noticeably cooler along the coast with seasonal temperatures on monday and then the heat is on another mini heatwave arriving tuesday. and by next weekend, we could be in the triple digits for hottest inland valleys. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> are closing out the 1st half of the season in boston. and even though the r

miles: there are solutions.d or forced to slow down, and there is technology that makes it possible for fishermen to do their jobs without leaving vertical lines dangling in the water. but this has put the desperate effort to save the whales on a collision course with one of the most lucrative fisheries in the world, maine lobsters. more on that soon when we continue our voyage. for the "pbs newshour," i'm miles o'brien on cape cod bay. amna: and on the "pbs newshour" online, something to toast to. the scientific reason champagne bubbles rise in straight lines, and why that's important to understanding other processes in nature and in medicine. you can read more at pbs.org/newshour. and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire "ewshour" team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no-contra

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in 2021, the threshold was cut to six miles an hour over. chicago has20 mlion.mostly according to republican by drivers of color. >> the program was rolled out under being public safety. >> city councilmember anthony beale represents the largely black ninth ward. >> it is not about public safety, the entire systems about to generate revenue. >> the city does need money. >> the city needs money, but if we are going to generate revenue, it needs to be on the backs of chicago and not targeted towards the black and brown communities where the people are hurting the most. i've had residents go to the grocery store. they have a ticket going home from the grocery store. >> those are the same neighborhoods that are food deserts. >> stacy sutton has studied millions of tickets from 2016 to 2019. who got them disproportionately? >> majority black neighborhoods or latinx neighborhoods, those are the same neighborhoods that have less access to public transportation. >> more tickets they can't afford. she paid the first just to undo her car. >> when i did that, i had to get

the extra mile to see your family. the extra mile to see the world. ♪ volvo mild hybrids.-in required so you can go the extra summer mile. summer safely. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i was actually prep dinner and it sounded like a car bomb or something. it knocked me to the floor. stephanie: at six :00, underground explosion. what is being done after a fire damaged property in a san francisco neighborhood. neighbors described the jolting moments. good morning. before we get to our story, frances dinglasan is here to give us a check of the forecast. it sounds like we will be waiting for a warm-up. frances: you will need the jacket again today or a light layer, especially in san francisco. low clouds, some fog and patchy drizzle along the coast. the winds will pick up again this afternoon, temperatures in the 50's for the next few hours. even by lunchtime, breezy and mild with temperatures in the 60's. inland areas only in the upper 70's around the bay, upper 60's at the coast. sunset at eight: 33, still on the coo

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that 30 mile per hour range and oakland, holy steady with winds out of the west at 21 miles per hourreezy out there and that pattern is going to repeat itself tomorrow. temperatures out there right now, mid 50's along the coast. but mid 60's for those of you in santa rosa. so quite unique microclimate forecast there, in fact, are one of them all the cities out there right now after warming up significantly today. thanks to that extra sunshine and overnight lows tonight, widespread mid 50's. but as quickly as santa rosa warmed up today, you're going to cool down in the upper 40's by tomorrow morning. and then temperatures rebounding very nicely once again, low 80's in your forecast. so you're going to be about 4 degrees below average. concord and livermore, almost 15 degrees below normal because you're only going to warm up in the low 70's, very pleasant temperatures at 72 degrees with vallejo at 73 degrees and check out nevada. 77 degrees. so taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. we are going to continue to warming temperatures, especially by monday in the 80's for most of o

30 mile per hour range. so let's take a live look. shallow marine layer in the east bay over berkeley. so no sky july just hasn't really been materializing with these strong winds. just pushing that cloud cover way. and we're going to see what the radar for those of you in the north bay, not really going to track that much of that cloud cover, if any, especially those of you in santa rosa, patchy, shallow marine layer for downtown san francisco, even into the east bay and south bay with some patchy drizzle as well around the bay area shoreline. but temperatures widespread 50's out there right now, eastern contra costa county in the low to mid 60's and temperatures overnight mid 50's with santa rosa cooling down to 48 degrees. temperatures once again similar to today into tomorrow. we're going to stay in the low 70's for conquered low 80's for santa rosa. so about 4 degrees below average there. and then the heat is on. take a look at the triple digits next saturday and sunday. certainly going to peak next wee

the extra mile to see your family. the extra mile to see the world. ♪ volvo mild hybrids.-in required so you can go the extra summer mile. summer safely. valley, east of murrieta and riverside county, just after 2:00 this afternoon, four people were on board, one died there at the scene and three others were transported to a hospital with injuries ranging from minor to serious. the cause of the crash is not yet known. governor gavin newsom is making his way through several western states this 4th of july holiday. newsom spoke to a small group of democrats at a mansion in idaho to stump for president biden. he also posted a video on tiktok of him visiting a bookstore in boise. a campaign spokesperson says newsom spent today in montana and will meet with democratic officials later this week. he will then head to utah to meet with voters and fundraise for the democratic party. and in las vegas, madison square garden, entertaining has officially debuted its new zac sos sphere with a dazzling 4th of july show. the night show did include firework light effects to celebrate the h

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also pacific, a 21 mile per hour wind speeds with gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour. we're going to see gusts throughout tonight and tomorrow. upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. certainly having a huge impact in our weather, especially with that wind chill factor. temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average. check out conquered very pleasant at 73 degrees. when you should be flirting at 90's this time of year. instead you warmed up into the mid 70's so easily, 15 degrees below normal. there. and we're going to continue to see crystal clear blue skies, a shallow marine layer overnight. but we are going to notice some patchy drizzle as well for your sunday morning, especially along the san francisco peninsula, even into the east and parts of the south bay as well. pretty dry and clear for those of you in the north bay because of those winds out of the south-southwest. but we are going to see though temperatures out there right now already cooling down into the mid to upper 50's along the san francisco peninsula coastline. low 60's throughout the east bay shoreline and

the extra mile to see your family. the extra mile to see the world. ♪ volvo mild hybrids.-in required so you can go the extra summer mile. summer safely. we walk out the car, and i think it had an impact as far as deterrence. >> we really need them around here. >> my presence here today i feel has done a great deal of good as far as deterring crime. >> oakland police officers patrolling on foot in a neighborhood that they say has seen a recent increase in crime. thanks for joining us. >> these patrols in east oakland begin last week as part of a larger citywide effort to reintroduce foot patrols that started in february. >> today abc7 news reporter anser hassan talked to the people they are helping to keep safe. >> have a good day. anser: this officer has been patrolling east oakland for the last eight years but now he has a new role. >> i work patrol. it is busy and there are calls and priorities. we try to take the time to talk to people. anser: he is now part of the new foot patrol team. it is a strategy the police department hopes will help fight crime your it -- fight

it's about 40 miles per hour. you can see the trees there blowing around. 50 then, sfo. 57 degrees in livermore last week and it was 107 degrees. now you need a winter coat. it really did a number to our high temperatures today. only 71 degrees in livermore. average high should be 88, so that ocean air conditioning got supersized. we have a strong wind pushing in cool air inland. you can see this across the board. jacket weather in july. we are going to see a similar day tomorrow. look at those peak wind gusts. we will have this going on, close to 40 miles per hour, which will bring it in through the morning. you can be sure that the end of the weekend will be cool. we are talking 50s and 60s. only low 70s tomorrow, but later, in the seven-day forecast, look what happens with high-pressure, building back from arizona towards california. that will lead to a big-time warm-up. we're talking 20 to 30 degrees of warming in the forecast. take a look at the timeline. those warmer temperatures will start to kick in coming

the exextra mile t to see yoyour family.y.xtra a mile toto see the w world. ♪ volvo mildld hybrids.. no p plug-in reqequired so y yn go the extxtra summer r mile. summmmer safely.y. >>> a few minutes ago we learned that a murder suspect out of san jose was taken out of custody in sacramento. the suspect surrendered at this apartment complex that you see here in this video. the sheriff's office was helping to serve the warrant out of san jose. we are still waiting to hear more details about the specific crime. police have not released the name of the suspect. >>> as gun violence touches community in the bay area and around the country, parents and teachers are trying to figure out ways to talk about a tough issue with children. lezla gooden is here to tell us about a school that encourages kids to have open conversations, and not just that, lezla, but to do something about this. >> right now they are talking to students about gun violence prevention and what they can do about it. >> reporter: during the summer you will find nea

and even afterwards, sandra you're going to clock in at near 40 miles per hour. wind speeds by around 9 o'clock this evening. calmer conditions overnight, but still going to be breezy, especially along the coast with gusts upwards of 25 miles per hour less up to 30 miles per hour by around 8 o'clock for your saturday morning. and then we're going to continue to see those winds increasing by later in the afternoon and early evening hours for the 1st half of the weekend. so once again, wind gusts, 35 miles per hour or less will be in the forecast once against. but it is going to help clear us out a lot faster tomorrow than it did today. so we will see a few degrees of warming things so that extra sunshine. but we're definitely not seeing any sunshine as the sun is beginning to set for those of you at half. moon bay, we are tracking a lot of that marine layer starting to make its presence known along our bay area beaches and then it's eventually going to make its way inland overnight. also going to see some drizzle as well, but better clearing faster clearing by sat

, three quarters of a mile away. that's good. now we're about 30 degrees. more to the left. i want you to come around to the left about 30 more degrees and then try to line up on final. now you'll be landing on 2300 feet. there's a little bit of a hill, but we run airplanes in and out here every day. that's all right. now you've got trees and wires over, your threshold. so i want you to in with our on and bring it in just a little bit high. i want to make sure that you play those straight. all right. now bring it around about 31 degrees to the left, little lows and get some air in there. but keep your speed up, too. very good. gently, gently. it now nice and easy does bring it around. bring it around to the left. okay. pull flaps on. now you're lined up the runway nice and easy. go drop the right wing. get the right down now, cindy. there you go. okay, now let's pull flaps. and i don't know what. watch those movements. have some. don't start your flare. you don't start to speed up your speed up. okay. now back on the

gusts near that 30 mile per hour range. and even for fairfield, you're tracking 30 miles per hour. sustained winds with gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour. so certainly another blustery night out there. that's going to continue tonight. novato shortly before 10 o'clock this evening. you're going to see gusty winds there as well. and even by sunday morning, wind gusts along the coast, 20 to 30 miles per hour. so just keep that in mind. it's only going to increase and get worse as the day progresses sunday afternoon through sunday night with wind gusts once again, very similar to today. 35 miles per hour or less. we're tracking those white caps out over the waters and temperatures in the mid 50's along the coast. mid-sixties for those of you in brentwood at 66 degrees in your 10 degree difference and cool temperatures for the 2nd half of the weekend before heat wave arrives on tuesday, bring his triple digit weather. more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. 10 and walked back to you. >> thanks a lot. said let's take a live look outside now at the ruby princess cruise s

but 20 to 30 mile per hour. wind gusts reported for concord and fairfield because of those wind speeds out of the southwest. that's going to continue through tomorrow, 20 to 30 mile per hour winds along the coast extending inland by saturday afternoon through early saturday evening. but we could see wind gusts once again. 35 miles per hour. below that wind advisory level threshold. 10 degree from our coolest coastal city and our warmest inland valleys. pittsburgh, 65 degrees. pacifica. 55 degrees with everything else in between. and we're going to see that heat wave arriving on tuesday and a full 10 at 10 outlook will show you exactly when it's going to peak coming up in just a few minutes. ken and catherine, back to thank a breeze a man has been convicted for murder in the death of a 15 year-old girl who died from a fentanyl overdose. placer county's da says it is the first fentanyl murder conviction of its kind in california. reporter zach talked to the da about what it could mean in the fight against fentanyl

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rio vista up to 20 miles per hour.n short flow will bring us those again below average temperatures . above 30 mile-per-hour wind is expected near san francisco. oakland, haywood, livermore. in the north bay we could also see breezy conditions. 20-20 plus miles per hour through napa. the wind will die down this evening and tomorrow is not as breezy and temperatures warm up. lou skies over santa cruz now where you may want to head next week. catchy fog and drizzle for the morning. windy this afternoon. below average temperatures today. you may want to head to the beaches next weekend because of sizzling summer heat that returns friday, saturday, and sunday. it will be very hot for inland areas. here is the forecast animation. by lunchtime notice partly conditions over the peninsula. everywhere else mainly scan -- mainly sunny. east bay, north bay, southbay. clouds return overnight and we could see drizzle again tomorrow morning with widespread low clouds. highs today not too much changed from yesterday. within a degree

miles taylor joins me on that. plus, save the date. the ex presidents growing legal troubles are now colliding with the gop primary calendar. and the people of israel pushing back against a power grab by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but what about the occupation? >> welcome to the show, i'm mehdi hasan. it is good to be back from a two-week break. i was in the uk visiting friends and family were a lot of people kept asking me the same two questions. one, can donald trump really win again? and to, will really be the end of american democracy if he does? my answer double foes questions was yes, he can win again, and a second trump term will be an existential threat to american democracy, in a way that even his first scandal ridden can traverse a plagued fascist like term was not. next time around if there is a next time around and that seems increasingly possible considering right now donald trump is leading in the gop presidential polls and almost tying with joe biden in general election polls. if trump finds himself back in the o

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2026, they plan to bury 750 miles for a total of 2300 miles. by the end of that year. you know, i think when we first started talking about undergrounding at pga, we were thinking about wildfire safety. but what we've realized is it also eliminates the need for public safety, power shutoffs for customers, eliminates the need for interruptions. and then when the snow and the atmospheric rivers come, it's resilient to those conditions as well. all of this work is expensive. at the beginning, $4 million a mile as crews ramp up and get better and faster at the work. it's now closer to $3.3 million a mile. new innovations are expected to bring that down even more. the pga asked regulators to approve a 21% rate hike over four years, much of that to pay for work like this. poppy knows it can be a tough sell. one of the things that's very important for our customers to know, 85% of the filing that we have made with the public, the cpuc is safety related. 85% of our costs are to improve the safety, resilience and reliability of the system. poppy says th

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it will cost at about 15 to 30 miles per hour.on coming off the cool ocean water which is currently in the mid-50's. that will help to keep temperatures below-average highs later on today. here is the future weather prayed we will see fog break down around the bay shoreline over the next two to three hours. increasing sunshine with a comfortable day around lunchtime. grab the meal outside before winds start to pick up later on in the afternoon. by four or 5 p.m., that will help to keep temperatures in our warmest cities in the 80's, 60's, 70's for the most part. around the bay shoreline. only 70 in san jose. feels very nice with a lot of sunshine. 69 in oakland with a windy afternoon. 64 in the city, 76 in napa, and 84 is the high. in concord, three day forecast. today is the coolest day we have, and we're going to start to see a minor warm up as we had into the weekend, and that warming does continue into sunday as well print we will take a full look at that we can forecast, coming up in about nine minutes, but first, here's a lo

speaking gaelic. 700 mile drive south and the _ speaking gaelic. 700 mile drive south and the group _ readyj south and the group were ready to get the ferry over to france. they passed through belgium and into luxembourg, for this. belgium and into luxembourg, forthis. it belgium and into luxembourg, for this. it is long hours but in the end, worth it. after crossing poland, a reminder on the border with ukraine about difficult getting in can be. shy, difficult getting in can be. lot of vehicles being donated to the army, a lot ordinary cars. it looks like what some of these are. here we go. finally we have reached kyiv. after a document check they are back on the road. after five days two and a half thousand miles, and nine long months, home. protests have been taking place across israel for the thirtieth week in a row, against the government's planned judicial overhaul. it has been the first saturday of mass demonstrations since the first bill in the overhaul was passed by the israeli parliament earlier this week. the new law limits the supreme court's ability to nullify legislation