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. >>> this next story is truly amazing and is a story of perseverance and football and a modesto teenagererious illness, cancer or setback, losing his eyesight , stop him from taking the field how he is overcoming the major hurd. > arng scoring a running touchdown for the modesto raiders. he says for him, this is just the beginning. >> we will see how far it can go. >> he has had big dreams the big plays but is seven he lost his battle in a fight with retinal cancer. >> once he got healthy, he still wanted to play. >> his dad worried about his son playing a contact sport with no site. but he was determined and started asking coaches if they would let him play. it was a yes from the head coach. now with the plan, jason is in good hands, literally. >> we practice. >> the teammates help guide him into position on the field and his dad directs him using a walkie-talkie and a speaker inside his helmet. >> after the play i may tell him to run to the right or watch out, someone is coming to hit you. >> his son may not always know the contact players coming he is always ready, listening and havin

vemos bastante puntos verdes, pero muy cerca de stockton y modesto a la cosa estÁ empeorando un poco.as esto podrÍa empeorar. en la zona metropolitana de san francisco tenemos un 65 % de humedad relativa. eso es bueno, pero hay sectores donde me preocupa porque se podrÍan generar incendios, debido a que la humedad se mantiene sumamente baja. mientras mÁs baja, mÁs incrementa el riesgo de incendios forestales. en san rafael estamos a 72 grados, san mateo 69, san josÉ 75, y en san francisco en los 73. mÁs adelante les estarÉ explicando cuÁl serÁ el dÍa mÁs fresco de la semana. se pronostica una bajada de las temperaturas. paola: para recibir alertas informativas y reportes del tiempo en su ciudad le invito a que descarguÉ nuestra aplicaciÓn gratuita de noticias. los bomberos de san josÉ sofocaron las llamas de un incendio en horas de la madrugada. el incendio comenzÓ en una residencia . el siniestro llego al cierre de varias calles del centro de la ciudad durante varias horas. el distrito escolar de oakland, uno de los mÁs grandes del Área de la bahÍa aprobÓ una resoluciÓn con la cual t

. >>> another candidate john cox kicks off a bus tour in modesto today. he continues to say his life as a businessman will help fix what he perceives to be california's problem. the governor was in california to visit a phone bank focused on the latino votes. his message to voters tonight in our 6:00 newscast. you can head to nbcbayarea.com, we have an entire page dedicated to the recall election, you can find out where you can vote in person for if you don't want to mail in your ballot ahead of the election tuesday. >>> south lake tahoe may be safe again for evacuees. the fight is not over for the caldor fire. fire has torn nearly 1,000 buildings so far. it has been burning for nearly the month now. firefighters are getting a handle on another wildfire north of sacramento. the fire did not grow at all over night. it has burned over 400 acres on sunday. people had to be evacuated. firefighters say there is no longer any danger to their homes. they think the fire will be under control by next week. we know wildfires smoke is bad to breathe in and your lung

. >> a modesto teenager shows his community that anybody can play football. soon his message to future quarterbacks, not let nothing stop you. he beat cancer, and he was determined to start playing football. one coach took a chance on him and his team it's guided him to take positions on the field. his dream is to play in the nfl, one day. we will follow that. how exciting. thank you for joining us. [laughing and talking] at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected, so even a routine appointment can save your life. and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. narrator: coming up in the "peak financial freedom show." people generally don't understand their money and that's why they're so concerned. that's why they're frightened of what could happen, and they worry about spending the money. narrator: we're moving fear from finances. the tool will jim and dan use to clear up any questions you may have about your money. and in peak university. right now you're worryi

en lo público >> hablaremos de este hombre el candidato republicano inició su gira por autobús en modestoe de negocio ayudará a arreglar problemas en california >> y quieren saber más de la elección como votar donde el que la cámara de su teléfono al código como si tomar una fotografía les llevará nuestro sitio web donde está toda la información >> el presidente joe biden constató daños por las inundaciones de la tormenta ida en la costa este del país. visitó new jersey y new york donde el impacto de ida fue tremendo >> por segunda vez en menos de una semana el presidente visitó zonas del país afectadas severamente por la tormenta. esta vez camino entre casas dañadas en nueva york y new jersey donde los estragos de los remanentes de ida a un se siente >> que pueda colaborarnos >> desde la zona afectada. >> hablando en inglés >> advierte que en algún momento todo el país fue golpeado por condiciones climáticas extremas y se asegurará que la ayuda llegue y sea equitativa >> la ayuda no ha llegado a todas partes las imágenes del impacto son escalofriantes >> personas siendo rescatadas por he

but if you're in modesto or chico, or, uh, bakersfield red bluff, it's been hot, and it's been one of the hottest record on record for the state of california, the interior valleys. that's how the rest of this week is going to go. so with that in mind, we've got a good looking picture outside. we've got a good looking day for you tomorrow. we do have that spare the air day. and we do have that air quality alert. but those are going to be pretty much standard operating procedure for the for this week, so hang onto that. that that that thought and know that temperatures tomorrow inland real hot temperatures along the coast tomorrow. pretty darn nice. i'll be more specific. when i see you next. i want to hang on that picture just because it's so pretty outside right now. i hope you had a good weekend as well. i'll see you back here. with the full forecast. it looks more clear there than further in the east bay. bill. thank you. new coronavirus cases and deaths continue to go up across the country. according to johns hopkins university, there are an average of 153,000 new cases every day,

john cox took his bus tour to modesto, telling voters the only way to fix california is to elect a businessman like him. kevin falconer, the former santa khmer, said he wants to address violent crime. and jerry elder is crossed california with three events. >> i miss going appear the quality of education is going to. cost of living is going up. homelessness is going up. we have poor forest management, poor water management. the man has got to go. >> we need serious people in positions of influence and authority. not just formal authority, but people that use their moral authority. that moral authority is lost when it comes to larry elder. >> governor newsom brought his campaign back to the bay area today, where he courted latino voters. kenny choi on my he is zeroing in on that particular group now , and the signs that it could be paying off. >> reporter: latinos make up nearly 30% of the electorate in the state. governor gavin newsom making a strong push today in the mission trying to win back the support from the latino community to defeat this latest recall effort. hoping to bank on the lot

. >> john cox was in modesto promising he would tackle the housing crisis. >> housing is the biggest single cst in any household budget. because of that it drives up the cost of everything else. we need to get the cost under control, i build for a living. i build for a lot lower cost in indiana than you can build in california. >> and at a virtual rally kevin falconer criticized the governor for being soft on criminals. >> we will put victims first and criminals in jail. that needs to be our approach in california. >> today the vice president is expected to campaign with the governor in the bay area. we will bring that to you live at noon and the president is expected to make a stop in california early next week ahead of election day. you can visit the website for our election guide. we are also streaming interviews on cbsn bay area. >>> a concerning rise in the number of coronavirus deaths in contra costa and the surge is fueled by the unvaccinated. andrea breaks down the numbers for us. >> according to data collected by contra costa those that are unvaccinated are 13 times more lik

. >> businessman john cox was in modesto today promising he would tackle housing and homeless crisis. >> housing is the biggest single cost in any household budget. because of that it drives up the cost of everything else. what with we need to do is get the cost under control. i build for a living, i build for a lot lower cost in indiana than you can build in california. >> reporter: at a virtual rally, the republican faulkner criticized the governor on being too soft on violent criminals. >> we will put our victims first and criminals in jail. that needs to be our approach in california. >> reporter: tomorrow vice president kamala harris is expected here in the bay area and president biden is expected to make a stop in california early next week to support the governor and to say stick with your base, stick with your party. >> one week now. >> that is right. >> betty yu, thank you. >>> you can visit kpi x.com/recall for our guide. we are also streaming interviews with the candidates on cbsnbay area. >>> tonight, a concerning rise in the number of covid-19 deaths in contra costa count

. >> john cox kicked off his state-wide bus tour today in modesto. this is the first time i can recall seeing governor newsom making it a two-man race, he against larry elder, on completely different sides of the spectrum. will this strategy backfire for governor newsom? let's bring in our political analyst, larry gerston, who's also writing a book on this recall. also paul mitchell, part of a company that keeps track of voter information for campaigns. a strategy by the governor to focus solely on larry elder, is that going to help the governor? >> he certainly thinks it will. nobody dislikes president trump more than most democrats in california. president trump got 34% the last time around. now why do i say that? because what governor newsom is doing is trying to connect larry elder with president trump. so, if you didn't like president trump, he's saying, look at what you're going to get with larry elder. as far as the governor's concerned, getting people to focus on one person instead of 46 will make it easier for him to have his foil and to sho

. >> reporter: bracy got his chance with the modesto raiders.every play and where every player is supposed to be. look at this 20-yard pass. >> jasen >> reporter: how do you know where to throw the ball? >> it's all about memory and having trust in the player and the receiver and the team. >> seven, now >> reporter: his dad guides him from the sidelines with a walkie-talkie. bracy hears him through his helmet. >> i don't want the other team to know i can't see because then they might ease up on me. >> reporter: his ultimate goal, to make it all the way to the n.f.l. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: he's placing no limits on himself. we'll be right back. >> o'donnell: tomorrow, as congress debates the president's domestic agenda, we look at what's at stake with a family that can't afford childcare, even with two incomes. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. that's tonight's cbs evening news. i'm norah o'donnell in t nati's calmorrow goodight. captioned byed by cbs access.wgbh

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them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> some modestocredited as heroes. >> what was supposed to be our normal game of disc golf turns into a rescue. a group of friends noticed a brush fire. he sprung into action and did everything they could to stomp down the flames. the group is being praised by the local fire department, and parks and recreation, for their actions. one member calls they didn't have to think twice about putting the fire out. >> i just said fire, and we jumped up out of our seats and took off running across the field. >> it was the most amazing thing to see. nobody had a second thought. >> local firefighter say if it wasn't for the group, the fire would've been much worse. >>> spacex is said to make history tomorrow with the first all tourist crew. the mission, called inspiration 4 but will carry 38-year-old entrepreneur jerrica i zisman, two sweepstakes winner, and a healthcare worker who survived cancer read the sweepstakes parted with saint jude to raise $200 million for the children's hospital. >> i think there's a

años cuando solo pudo pagar el 25 por ciento de la renta permitido durante la pandemia no aceptó ser modestocerradura y me dijo esto si casos como estos es se están dando aún cuando la moratoria está vigente la crisis que se podría avecina es muy grave tenemos que hacer más para frenar el proceso de desalojo que no estén dando órdenes de desalojo a los inclinas el centro de ayuda del departamento devivienda organizar dos eventos que tendrán lugar el sábado 18 septiembre para ayudar a los inquilinos y también a los propietarios a pedir ayuda para el pago del alquiler el primer tendrá lugar en (nombre extranjero) que está ubicada en el 14 to 71 tercera entre las 9:00 de la mañana y las 1:00 de la tarde el otro será en el centro comunitario entre las 10:00 de la mañana y las 2:00 de la tarde ambos en la ciudad de san josé quedó captado en cámara el dueño de una joyería en houston que se define otros delincuentes a punta de pistola un trabajador se percató de los sospechosos y el propietario no dudó en buscar su arma para repeler los se cree que uno de ellos podría estar herido este es el moment

>> reporter: a businessman and republican challenger john cox also brought his bus tour to modesto today. he says if he is elected, his first priorities would be to drive down the cost of housing, and tackle the homeless crisis. >> housing is the biggest single cost in any household budget. because of that, it drives up the cost of everything else. what we need to do is get the cost under control. i billed for a living. i build for a lot lower cost in indiana then you can build in california. >> reporter: looking ahead, governor newsom is getting some support from the white house. president biden is expected to stump for the governor here in california early next week. that means he will likely be here, at most, 24 hours before election day. vice president kamala harris is also expected to campaign with governor newsom tomorrow here in the bay area. >> that will be an interesting week. >>> reality and republican we call candidate caitlyn jenner is also making her final campaign push. i spoke with her just a few hours ago. she says she opposes vaccine mandates, and painted herself as more

>> meanwhile, john cox also made a stop in modesto, where he made some sweeping pledges to push down housing prices, and fix the homelessness problem if he is elected. >> what really matters to the voters of the state is having a house that they can afford, having homelessness cleaned up, having enough electricity, have enough water to farm makea living, to of fear of crime. >> and at a virtual rally, republican kevin falconer also blasted governor newsom for being too soft on violent criminals, and not putting the victims first. many of the candidates also blamed improper forest management for the wildfire threat, with elder claiming it is caused by a war on logging. you can visit kpix.com /recall for our comprehensive election guide. we are also streaming interviews with these candidates on cbsn bay area. >>> let's take a live look outside. within the last hour, cal iso issued a flex alert for tomorrow. paul heggen joins us with more on the weather event, and some are worried it could overload california's power grid. >>> it has been hot in lent for the past couple of days. is goin

>> reporter: no police are listing the address as from modesto. he turns 16 next month.liz. >> so young. thank you. >>> now to the east bay where a police arrested a high school student for allegedly making threats against that school. kpix5 julie goodrich is live and police beefed up patrols on campus today, juliette. >> reporter: that's right allen. when students arrived they saw police officers from the livermore and student who source officers. the district alert everyone as to what happened. student at the high school made a threat to other students, and when it was report the district and the police took it seriously. heightened security as precautionary measure. >> it's scary that you think something can happen. >> i heard people talking and there was police on campus and that made me feel safer. >> reporter: a livermore high student kama rested after someone reports serious threats made by the student. >> when he a list of names he would try to kill or something. >> reporter: relief is setting in after the unsettling news of a threat. >> i feel kind of relieved n

john cox took his bus tour to modesto, telling voters the only way to fix california is to elect a businessman former santa khmer, said he wants to address violent crime. and jerry elder is crossed california with three events. >> i miss going appear the quality of education is going to. cost of living is going up. homelessness is going up. we have poor forest management, poor water management. the man has got to go. >> we need serious people in positions

. >> reporter: bracy got his chance with the modesto raiders.re every player is supposed to be. look at this 20-yard pass. >> jasen! >> reporter: how do you know where to throw the ball is this. >> it's all about memory and having trust in the player and the receiver and the team. >> seven, now! >> reporter: his dad guides him from the sidelines with a walkie-talkie. bracy hears him from the helmet. >> i don't want the other team to know i can't see because then they might ease up on me. >> reporter: his ultimate goal, to make it all the way to the n.f.l. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: he's placing no limits on himself. we'll be right back. serena williams... wonder woman. serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream with no annual contract. i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll tak

they lived in modesto and her body was found near the berkeley marina. >>> a gut-wrenching day in the elizabeth holmes trial. a lot of the focus was centered around a miscarriage. a woman and her nurse practitioner testified that a theranos test taken at a walgreens in arizona showed the pregnant woman had miscarried. the nurse recommended she take another test this time through quest diagnostics. that new test showed that she was still pregnant and she ultimately delivered a health baby. that nurse said that shook her -- shook her trust in theranos and she stopped recommending theranos tests to her patients. >> and so, by bringing this nurse forward to say in a very important diagnosis theranos got it wrong, that's real important here and that they had to go to another testing device to get it right. >> but court observers say the burden of proof still is on the prosecution to prove that elizabeth holmes knew that her groundbreaking theranos machines didn't work a she was preaching about their accuracy. >>> a live look from capitol hill where lawmakers are try toing to avoid a govern

this is the last hour and you go forward up by modesto.u can kind of see the word is and where it's not. there's something right. used to deliver what we already saw that one. um so this is the activity we're going to see tonight and it's occurring now, and it's going to keep going into the evening hours overnight in about two or three in the morning tomorrow morning. especially in the north bay. far north bay. though the main event looks like it's about one o'clock tomorrow morning, and it's farther north, like more like uk, so here i'll show it to you. here's the model, and then she around two a.m. that's that's the dynamics that's like a little front. if you we can almost see how it's draped and then you see, and now it's going to really interact obviously with the subtropical moisture and so you can have the opportunity for some thunderstorms so around midnight to three am in the morning, especially in the north bay. i think you might be hearing some stuff. everybody else looks like we might be in the clear but until you get up into th

. >> reporter: he got his chance with the modesto raiders. take a look at this 20 yard pace.o you know where to throw the ball? >> it's all memory. it's all about having trust in the player and the receiver and in the team. >> reporter: his dad guides him from the sidelines with a walkie-talkie. >> i don't want the other team to know i can't see because then they might ease up on me. >> reporter: his ultimate goal, to make it all the way to the nfl. carter evans, cbc news los angeles. >>> and that's the overnight for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back for cbs mornings and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm ben tracy. >>> mayor news on government funding. chuck schumer says s been reached to prevent a government shutdown. a vote will begin this morning for the continuing resolution. >>> olympic swimming medalist has pleaded guilty for storming the u.s. capital. keller wore his teamusa jacket to the j january 6th insurrecti and faces up to 27 months behind bars. >>> and come on down. you are

cruise from reno, modesto and even colorado are not here to gamble. would not let us record inside. first responders are doing more than just resting. the hotel has been transformed into their home and work office. >> we were told the firefighters would use a hard rock as a command center. >> reporter: this is a place providing meals. they are showing a movie. it is an effort to make the cruise feel at home. they were 24 hours shifts breathing an unhealthy smoke. the battalion chief what do we know fire says there are 20 firefighters from his apartment. >> you don't get is good asleep in the dirt. it is less beneficial for your sleeping habits. it is awesome to get into hotel rooms. >> when you know there are people not taking firefighting efforts for granted. >> we are not an revenue- generating mode. we are in support mode. we are helping to keep the operation going so firefighters have a place to come back to. >> 40% of the guests are families of their own. most of them forced to evacuate too. >> we are doing what we can as a community to help out.

. >> bracy got his chance with the modesto raiders. he memorizes every play and where every player is supposed to be. take a look at this 20 yard pass. how do you know where to throw the ball? >> it's all memory. it's all about having trust in the player and the receiver and in the team. >> reporter: his dad guides him from the sidelines with a walkie-talkie. bracy he hears him through the helmet. >> i don't want the other team to know i cannot see. so they may ease up on me. >> reporter: his ultimate goal, to make it all the way to the nfl. carter evanss, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and that is the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday, for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for cbs mornings and follow us online any time at cbs news.com. reporting from the nation's capitol, i'm norah o'donnell. ♪ ♪ >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm tom hanson in new york. president biden will no longer travel to chicago today, he will stay at the white house to drum up support for his legislative agenda and funding the governme

san diego businessman john cox campaigned in modesto and will be in san diego tomorrow. >> let's begin where liz left off. do you think a visit by the president and vice president will make a difference in this recall election? >> the difference is if they can get the vote out. from the onset, democratic consultants and even gavin newsom's campaign manager said this was not necessarily about changing anybody's mind, it was just getting democrats votes out. they outnumber republicans by a substantial margin, so the idea of, the harris coming in is aimed straight at democrats, not to change their mind, but get them just to fill out their ballots. >> absolutely. i think that, harris and vice president -- i think that kamala harris and president biden will only energize voters. it shows that national democrats see what is at stake in this election. there is only a week to go. is there still a lot of apathy or ignorance among voters? do people realize we are this close to an election? >> it is tough. it is off-season in an off year. a lot of things are going on between covid, employment, fi

vaccine front, united kingdom study published in the lan set medical journal shows vaccines, pfizers, modestonst catching breakthrough covid-19 infections and becoming seriously ill. and the study reported that the odds of somebody vaccinated who then ends up getting covid-19 ending up in the hospital dramatically cut with the vaccine by 2/3. back to you. >> julie: after court battles over school mask mandates in texas and florida, colorado high school students staged a walk-out to protest them. >> no more masks. >> these people agree with me. they hate masks. >> i believe that masks have been going for two years now. this will be the third year of my high school career that's compromised. i want a normal high school career. if you're scared stay home. >> julie: the tricounty health department board in the denver area voting in favor of mask mandates for students and staff regardless of vaccination status. the order does not allow individual counties to opt out of mask requirements. power panel up now. matt gorman former national republican congressional committee communications director. sar

. >>> a modesto teen has a message to future quarterbacks. let nothing stop you. 15-year-old jason bracey lost his sight because of retinal cancer. he was determined to start playing football anyway. he found a coach that would take a chance on him. jason navigates his way around the field with help from his teammates and his dad who communicates through a speaker inside his helmet. >> i know my assignment. they know their assignments. it should be all good. >> he has even run into the end zone for a touchdown and he is making it his goal to throw a td this season. we wish him the best. >> that is incredible. >> love this story. >> good for him. >> if you are feeling like you can't get up and do something, think about jason. >> we will be cheering him on. >>> falling ticket sales can soon plummet even more for oakland a's. >> it's like are you trying to hfor. >>y someof the most loya n'be in attendance at next season's home games. >>> at 7:00 on cbs mornings, train derailment kills three. the investigation this morning showing the tracks were

. >>> a modesto teenager is showing his community anyone can play football. >> this is pretty incredible and the message to future quarterbacks, let nothing stop you. this 15-year-old didn't. he lost sight because of retinal cancer but he was determined to start playing football anyway so we found a coach that would take a chance on him. he navigates his way around the field with the help of his teammates and from his dad who communicates with them through a speaker inside his helmet. he has even run into the end zone for a touchdown and now his goal is to throw a touchdown pass this season. >> think about that. he is the quarterback and getting the cues and that kind of team camaraderie is fantastic. >> i hope the follow-up story is when he throws that pass and it is a hail mary. >> that will be a great day. >>> we talked about the chance of rain and i will show you specifically how like we it is we get rain for your part of the bay area but we have some other things to look at and it does look a see from the camera and the tri-valley and there is some elevated so the air- quality is go

area without power, and ground support wise i have met power line workers from michigan, indiana, modesto, california, and i met one just yesterday, and this is day number nine of no power, no air-conditioning for so many. jim, you are just one of those residents. we came by your home this morning and you were sitting out on your porch trying to get fresh air. what time did you start yard work this morning? >> 6:30. >> you done for the day? >> yeah, it's hot. >> how long you have lived in laplace? >> about 50 years. >> this is home? >> yes. >> reporter: this is a tight-knit community, and we have seen wind damage and significant flooding. >> it takes time to recover, and people stick together and you do recover, eventually. >> long term, what do you see about the community? the water plants, relocating -- >> yeah, they are talking that towards the mississippi river. >> reporter: we are on day number nine. >> right. >> reporter: do you find frustration with the parish and the federal government? >> between the parish and the federal government, really. >> reporter: what do you need going f

janiot: dicen los expertos que, hablando de hamburguesas, el modesto pan debe tener una textura y unaidos, pan paloteado, orejas y todo eso. hay gran surtido. escobosa: desde hace 25 aÑos llegan sus clientes en busca de su pancito y su cafecito. enciso: ¿quieres el pan o la hamburguesa? ¿el pan nomÁs? ¿dos docenas de pan de hamburguesa? escobosa: si algo lo distingue, es el pan de hamburguesas. “la buena” es una de las contadas panaderÍas en el sur de california que lo hace, aunque dice Él, solo por pedido y luego de mucho practicar, nos comparte. don felipe y su esposa llegaron a los Ángeles, california, hace casi 30 aÑos. no va usted a creer la razÓn. venÍan a disfrutar de su luna de miel. ahÍ vivÍa un primo. enciso: y ese primo dijo “sabes que aquÍ estÁn buscando panaderos. ve a trabajar ahÍ. tÚ sabes de pan”. escobosa: don felipe no solo sabÍa de pan. naciÓ entre hornos, harina, azÚcar y charolas. su padre le inculcÓ el amor por la panaderÍa y la pasiÓn por los ingredientes, las mezclas y el aroma del pan reciÉn horneado. enciso: Él ponÍa un bote y me subÍa al tablero y ahÍ hacÍa

not only that we do have like modesto lightning strikes out there. we had some lightning strikes me back this up. there's the livermore valley back this up. i think you're going to see some pops in here. no i think you are right there is yeah. so just east out, looks like about hamilton probably produce a lightning stroke there, and we can do the same thing up in the north. but if you want, we can take a look at sort of a time lapse look of the lightning as it moves through. through so manipulating this. um poorly, quite frankly, can kind of see there's a lighting strike, then again at 9 34 9 39, and they kind of stack up on each other right over so ronan parke appears to have been the hot spot this evening, and there's still more to come. the strongest dynamics get here around midnight or one in the morning, and that's still going to remain further north in terms of the strongest dynamics, but as we're seeing, and it's so often the case with these these air mass thunderstorms when you get some tropical moisture in here, just popping. all over it. of

modesto so air quality right where you're looking at right now.for saturday, but that's that's the area that's going to be most impacted over the next couple of days. so. think about that. as you move around and again, a lot of us. it doesn't affect but i'm going to get a lot of correspondents from folks who it does affect and it affects a big time and it's kind of scary, quite frankly, especially if you have respiratory issues and. breathing is sometimes difficult. you put in some particular matter, and it causes inflammation in the lungs. and so, um, just if you have your one of those people, there's some things you can do. one thing you can do is probably go north. right if you want to take a quick hit up the mendocino or something. because i showed you the line that's about how far north the smoke is going to hang about marine county south, mainly in the santa clara valley but it'll be less smoked further north you go at least that's the plan forecast for tomorrow. looks like this pretty much you can see temperatures. okay i got some mike prob

ron fisher owns fish or nuts, modesto grower processor and exporter of almonds, who like tens of thousandscrops cannot get containers nor ships to foreign markets. it's extremely difficult for us in the next sports situation together product. to the markets. delays cost the farmer dearly. you have some either value loss, or you actually have to build the product due to care. spoil it. but wait, there's more. if it's under your christmas tree. odds are the gsc logistics at the port of oakland had a hand in getting it from the ship. two retailers. at the rate we're going, we're not going to see christmas merchandise arrive in the stores until january port congestion going on for more than a year now say some experts is the worst it's ever been. ocean carriers are delaying shipments or skipping them all together. right now, there's about 55 contained ships that are at anchor. uh another 30 that are at birth. ah and they're extremely constrained down in southern california. at the same time, the port of oakland needs work. but most of the ships are not coming here, either to drop off container

the national weather service office in sacramento, and you can see all the area there as well from modesto to sacramento and points north. so that is what's coming our way. it's a bit of an active run here so today quite nice tomorrow, going to cool down. look out for those clouds to increase some showers as we get late into saturday into sunday and then looking out for that wind sunday night into monday and potentially monday night as well noticed these temperatures also go up as we get into monday, so the heat increases. the relative humidity goes down, we dry out and that's when we have a little fire danger. it would not surprise me to see that we have the rest of the bay area likely under some kind of a fire, weather watch as well. by the time we get to say sunday night. guys back to you definitely gonna keep an eye on monday tuesday. kyla. thank you for that. travel experts say if you are planning any air travel in the coming months, booked your flights now in order to save money and unexpected drop in business travel in the last few weeks has prompted airlines to reduce prices. accor

you go to modesto.lmost 100 right in sacramento, maybe 99 so that that's hot there, but in the bay area proper, it's not going to be that high temperatures much cooler they are than they were yesterday or how much cooler they were yesterday. from today. that made no sense. okay, here's a solution. islands keep watching it. this is the kind when you see that's a nice looking weather system. i'll tell you what it's going to produce swell. sure, so we'll see some surf from it. but we also start seeing these things begin getting closer to dropping down in the opportunity to bring us rain. some models suggest somewhere in couple weeks we could see some rain. would that be great? i've seen september's go off. i really have. okay. there's the fog along the coast to a little smoke in the area as well, most of us today on the air quality index is were because of the strong winds. i mean, look at 32 miles an hour in fairfield, their quality index for most of us was below 50 or 60. which is it's okay. it's good. y

ron fisher owns fish or nuts, modesto grower processor and exporter of almonds, who like tens of thousandsing more than 350 crops cannot get containers nor ships to foreign markets. it's extremely difficult for us in the next sports situation together product. to the markets. delays cost the farmer dearly. you have some either value loss, or you actually have to dump the product due to decay or spoil it. but wait, there's more. if it's under your christmas tree. odds are the gsc logistics at the port of oakland had a hand in getting it from the ship. two retailers. at the rate we're going, we're not going to see christmas merchandise arriving the stores until january port congestion going on for more than a year now say some experts is the worst it's ever been. ocean carriers are delaying shipments or skipping them all together. right now, there's about 55 contained ships that are at anchor. uh another 30 that are at birth. ah and they're extremely constrained down in southern california. at the same time, the port of oakland needs work. but most of the ships are not coming here, either to

solano county and all the way through the sacramento valley down to modesto up to reading.tion of the state so we could see gusts upwards of 30 to 40, mph and again that's going to be sunday through tuesday. they're going to watch out for that sunday evening through tuesday morning, so here's your extended forecast tomorrow. going to get cloudy? a little cool. we'll see if you showers real through in the night time on sunday will start to clear out. but then we do have the wind coming our way notice temperatures picking up as we get into monday tuesday there into the nineties, the low nineties for our inland community, so it's going to be a bit of a busy run. just make sure you being fire safe as we head through the weekend. guys back to you. alright kyla. thank you. sin city, cracking down on vaccinations where you will now be required to show your vaccine card if you plan to visit las vegas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see t

ron fisher owns fisher nuts, modesto grower processor and exporter of almonds, who like tens of thousands raising more than 350 crops cannot get containers nor ships to foreign markets. it's extremely difficult for us in the next sports situation to get our product. to the markets. delays cost the farmer dearly. you have some either value loss, or you actually have to dump the product due to decay or spoil it. but wait, there's more. if it's under your christmas tree. odds are the gsc logistics at the port of oakland had a hand in getting it from the ship. two retailers. at the rate we're going, we're not going to see christmas merchandise arrive in the stores until january port congestion going on for more than a year now say some experts is the worst it's ever been. ocean carriers are delaying shipments or skipping them all together. right now, there's about 55 contained ships that are at anchor. uh another 30 that are at birth. ah and they're extremely constrained down in southern california. at the same time, the port of oakland needs work. but most of the ships are not coming here, e

the nastiest smoke is bakersfield, fresno, modesto. but you see, it just lingers in our area as we go through tomorrow morning, and then it starts to kick off as we get into tomorrow night's goes away. then watch what happens. it kind of doubles back right here on thursday morning, so we get a little bit of a break tomorrow and then the smoke wants to come back into the end of the scenario with an easterly wind on thursday, and there you are in the thursday afternoon. so tomorrow's our break day from the smoke. i think thursday is going to be not great. i think we're going to be in the yellows. and probably in some reds to in terms of the scale, which is not good. let me get a graphic up here for you okay, so here are the current air quality readings. he got lots of green tomorrow is going to look like this with more yellow, sparse 10. and then, like i said on thursday, we're going to notice a lot more smoke and probably more yellows and reds in on the chart. it was hard today we had 101 degrees in gilroy that set a new record. here ar

estate company, redfin looked at teacher pay versus cost of living and found that merce said fresno, modesto in bakersfield topped the list riverside in southern california. was also in the top five. however, here in the bay area quite a different story. san jose is the least affordable area for teachers to work and buy a home in salinas, santa cruz and san francisco also ranked very low in the study housing developer hopes a new project in austin, texas, will become the wave of the future. the developer has teamed up with icahn products to create three d printed homes. have come up with especially formulated concrete used to print the homes. the first development is just four homes, but the designers expect their building model to grow in popularity. not only do we want to lower costs, we also want to lower waist and we want to lower time in the schedule, which is crucial to anyone trying to sell homes and this market or really any market. the developer says the homes can withstand flooding heat and strong winds better than traditional buildings. the first four homes in austin range in size

characters tend to be george lucas at grade 9 grade george lucas at grade 11 george lucas a grade 12 in modesto, california growing up in the valley the center of car culture and it's supposed to take place in 1962. and it's about the end of an era because vietnam is just starting now. and actually one of the central characters. well, let's go back here. virtually in the early 1960s every community in america had something like mel's drive-in. there is a mel's drive-in in san francisco. i think i've been there at least i have in my mind whether i've actually been there or not. i don't know. we'll see if we have to go back this mind get scrambled sometimes but my wife aiken, south carolina. there was a frost stop. and all the kids from aching and go there on a friday night. and this was the central kind of focal point of this film one night the last night between two of the central characters. irani howard and richard dreyfuss will end up plant their planned anyway to go to on a plane to the east and to start college. and it's supposed to be this last night. and it's about cars. it's about roman

the central characters tend to be george lucas at age 9, at grade 11, george lucas at grade 12 in modesto, california, growing up in the center of car culture. and it is supposed to take place in 1962. and it is about the end of an era. vietnam is just starting. and one of the central characters, let's go back here. virtually in the early 1960s, every community in america had something like mel's drive-in. here it is in san francisco. i think i've been there. at least, i have in my mind. we'll have to see. this mind gets scrambled sometimes. will my wife -- aiken, south carolina. there was a frost stop. all the kids would go there on a friday night. and this was the central kind of focal point of this film. one night, the last night between two of the central characters, ronny howard and richard dreyfuss will end up, they're planning anyway to go to the east and start college. and it is supposed to be this last night. and it is about cars. it's about romance. and there's a tinge of sadness in it. this guy, he is the nerd. he never has a girlfriend. he's always awkward, he's always stumbli