tracy, just north of modesto, a few areas where we have seen some cloud to ground lightning some lightr solano county, pockets of heavier rainfall for the central valley. that risk of lightning is upping fire danger towards those inland areas. been comparatively quiet for most of the bay area itself. we've seen smoke from especially the oak fire, really pushed up into the sierra nevada sitting aloft for the bay area. may notice that smell of smoke, especially on hillsides in the east bay as it still sitting right above us. enough, though, that the bay area air quality management district has issued an air quality advisory. there's combination of factors going on here. this low pressure area sitting to our west and a high pressure ridge to our east. the high pressure ridge is bringing in the monsoonal moisture. why we are seeing those thunderstorms in the central valley below along with that, helping to keep us a little cooler here along the central coast up into the bay as compared to compared to areas like the midsection of the country and the pacific northwest, which as you can see a

a stockton and modesto.ar this morning in solano county. really just the southern edge of the county right there. and a couple of portions of the eastern contra costa. also having seen just a few drops again as we make our way through this morning, we are going to see cool temperatures ahead of the warmth this afternoon. further inland, but much like yesterday, not too warm at all. mostly just the upper 80's out there for now, it's 50's to 60's all be breaking down the whole picture. all still to come right now the eve of that get in an early morning start hitting all across the golden gate bridge right now, 90 minute drive. >> as you're traveling from 37 to the tolls. no major fog like we saw at the start of the week. there. 8 min, so that fremont street exit as you're traveling along. let's check of the richmond. sandra fell bridge about a 7 minute, right? as you're heading out of richmond and in the south bay along one. 0 one. 35 up towards menlo park. about 28 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank yo

valley monsoonal moisture firing up a couple of lightning strikes out around tracy just north of modesto earlier this morning, been comparatively quiet for the bay area. as far as what we've got right now, it's the 50's to 60'sehayward and fremont right at 60 degrees. alameda at 59 some mid 50's up in the north bay compared to yesterday. this is actually a little bit more mild, less chilly out there. light jacket, kind of stuff to kick things off. i will be talking what to expect the rest of the week. still to come, tom, thank you that. we start to get just a little busy out there. if you're heading into the city right now about 14 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. so traffic has been building no accidents or hazards across the bay bridge. 13 min around 80 to one o one d of the san mateo bridge. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell about 11 minutes as you're traveling from the tolls to one o one. if you are heading up, 85 to menlo park along one. 0, one. >> 36 minutes. you could also take to 80 or 82. no major issues there. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7 o'cloc

a couple of pockets of heavier rainfall just north of modesto, up there and out the eastern part of thecentral valley. we're also seeing some areas of thunderstorm activity popping up a couple of sprinkles and solano and southern napa counties. but aside from that, it's quiet right now just that monsoonal moisture that's flared up across the region sparking up some of those isolated thunderstorms spoke in the sierra nevada still sitting aloft across the bay. so most of us aren't really detecting it just yet east bay hills, where you're seeing the most of it once you're heading into those higher elevations, got this low pressure area to the west of us. that high pressure ridge to the east. and as we're right in the middle, that's the interaction there that's causing thunderstorms this morning for parts of the central valley and parts of the eastern very eastern portions of the bay area. temperatures still remain really hot, crippling hot for much of the midsection of the country and then especially so for the pacific northwest kennewick washington there in central portions of washington,

this reaches down to modesto all the way north. santa rosa might see a little bit of a sprinkle today but nonetheless, the marine layer is staying dense for us this morning. humidity is thick and as we extend into the morning hours, it stays strong just in sacramento. it will slowly start pulling its way back around the 9:00 hour, leaving us with sunnier skies justwe heainto the afternooff in oast bay. staenseg as we hentfter butnes, let tal about the smoke now. air quality in the bay area not that bad, even though in the upper level of our atmosphere that smoke plume is sitting over the bay this morning. it will continue to push its way towards us as we extend into the next couple days, settling its way down all the way to the ground level the smoke plume is staying to the east of us. why is that important? well let me show you the air quality currently here in the bay area. notice how just in the sacramento valley they're not dealing with the best air quality by any means. their meteorologists are saying different things this mor

you're still seeing that green out there around stockton, modesto, just a few light sprinkles bay area. we've just seen the misty conditions, a few light showers earlier for eastern contra costa and solano counties. right now it's 50's and 60's for current temperatures. yeah, that good work out whether right now in some of our best air quality of the day is also what we're seeing currently. so get out there and enjoy it. we do have a comfortably warm afternoon, at least compared to much of the rest of the country. i've got those details still ahead right now. >> for that, if you're traveling along 24 westbound at pleasant hill road lafayette got an accident. so you're seeing a slight delay as you're traveling there, heading into the city. once you reach the maze, 40 minute drive to that fremont street exit. no accidents or hazards along the bay bridge this morning. 13 minutes to make it from a 80 to one on one. so you can see the peninsula's moving along pretty nicely is unless you're headed up north. 85 to menlo park. 46 minute drive as you're traveling there. now to 18, 82, i'm not s

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to ost president nicholas modesto to members of a hong kong boy band have been injured after a giant screen fell onto the stage during the concert the band meter was performing at the hong kong coliseum. the screen fell. one of those were injured is said to be in a serious condition. the series of shows has been plagued by technical faults and questions over safety. experts say they don't know how to control a virus that is killed 3 young elephants at a zoo in switzerland. zookeeper, say the animals died from a form of hair, peas, infection results, and internal bleeding and organ failure, which causes death within days. the thing is with this virus is not allowed to, we can do. there is a method with giving antiviral medicine, but this has not been shown that it's highly effective. fits around 30 percent of the elephant sits of life. and therefore it's like this kind of helplessness that we feel because we can't really treat it. there is not like signs is not far enough that we, for example, have the vaccine. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories, the u. s. and chinese p

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, but on the plus side and we have the most beautiful deserts on a world here, you guys have been modesto. few below them warned me a new era has dawned in saudi arabia. traditionally roads here were strictly reserved for men only until 2018. this was the only country left on the planet where women were barred from driving. before a major political, you turn the kingdoms all male leadership headed by crown prince mohammed been solomon introduced vision, 2030, a set of economic and social reforms, including limited freedoms for women. but the regimes, human rights record remains anything but visionary lotion all how long was among the activists who fought for women's right to drive. but who have since is the government crackdown on descent? she's currently subject to a 5 year travel ban on sasha enjoys the recent changes in the country. she chooses not to wear a head scarf or western style of dress is now permitted in public. but still, there is a long way to go for equal rights and opportunities for women here. issues with divorced women like how to take care of the whole situation with c

the line continues there towards modesto. so here we go with some wild tuesday. low clouds, fog, maybe some drizzle as well. breezy to windy and a few showers and possible and some lightning here in the morning as that line lives northward, so sixties and seventies and eighties. now attempts coming down combination of low clouds and pretty good onshore breeze. alright, south here it's almost five o'clock in the morning on a tuesday and he tells us the traffic is it's actually doing okay here, steve. we don't have a lot going on, which is just the way we like it. we like it nice and boring in the morning because it usually starts getting a little bit more crowded at the end of this hour . when we start getting out towards six o'clock, he starts seeing slow down. so you do have a little window of opportunity here at the bay bridge, and some of these other commutes to get out there and do what you can when it comes to the commute. you can see the dumbarton and the san mateo bridge traffic looking okay with no major problems on the peninsula or in the east base, so e

and we've seen a few lightning strikes around tracy just north of modesto, comparatively, really quiet for the bay area, mostly just misty drizzly, conditions along the coastline for us 50's and 60's for current temperatures, aside from breadwinner for spot back up to 70 san jose in pittsburgh at 63 oakland, dublin, as well as hayward and fremont at 62 50's and san francisco. timber on on up to santa rosa to start. i'll be talking about the rest of this week's forecast. still to come, let's get a look at the roads with rain. >> john, thank you for that, ok? so we do have an accident up in the north bay northbound. 1 one at san antonio road up in sonoma county cell. a slight delay. one lane blocked there. so you can still get through. but again, traveling up north, he got that issue 15 minute drive into the city right so that fremont street no hazards across the bay bridge. the san mateo bridge just under 16 minutes, traveling from a 80 heading across towards one o one. a richmond center fell commute about a 7 minute drive as you're traveling there. and let's check on one. 0 one. 41 min

just exiting modesto headed toward tracy. we haven't seen any accumulations from it touching the ground yet because the lower at atmosphere is still some what dry. this instability is going to stay with us through tomorrow morning for a slight chance of thunderstorms. the better bet of any kind of major activity that could develop tomorrow. the bulk of this you're seeing is the fog and also spotty drizzle to start. anything moves close of course we'll be on the air to bring that to you. as we head through tomorrow morning we do get that sunshine moving back into the bay area. temperatures to start it's going to be on the cool side here. we have 50s over the bay area. 58 in the peninsula. south bay coming in at 59. more of those 50s over the bay and san francisco. temperatures are going to stay pretty comfortable. got you to 88 in morgan hill. over to the east bay. not a bad day for you in hayward at 74 degrees. head over those hill -s into the east bay. through the peninsula, 70 at san mateo, 77 in pa palo alto. widespread 60

. >> la familia de chávez junior demanda a la ciudad de modesto y al departamento de policía y el abogadoicía municipal eso no afectará sus funciones porque según ellos las unidades ya estaban fuera de servicio. >> más que una falta a la administración pública generan una amenaza pero no hacemos caso de amenazas que sean medianoche a oscuras. >> dicen que no es la primera vez que sufren un ataque de esta magnitud pues registran otros dos casos que dejaron a varios detenidos residentes mostraron su temor porque consideran que es disminuir aún más la fuerza policial. >> en chihuahua la fiscalía arrestó a un hombre que acusan de vender productos hechos a base de marihuana como palomita de maíz y hasta galletas ofrecía su mercancía a través de redes sociales identificándose como una empresa llamada como un nombre similar a la empresa de juguetes ... al detenido le acusan de delito contra la salud le decomisaron toda la mercadería y ahora están investigando cómo fue que la adquiría? >> la iglesia católica fue vandalizada por desconocidos por el fin de semana para los feligreses piden solo perd

this fire is burning near highway one, 20 or rather one 40 by the community amid pines east of modesto. the fire has been spreading the threatening pace by this afternoon and has burned at least 9500 acres. at least 10 structures have already been destroyed and 5 have been damaged. one of the main roads that goes to yosemite valley is highway one, 40, which is now closed drivers that are trying to get to the national park. we'll have to go through highway one, 20. >> also and yosemite firefighters have made significant progress in the washburn fire. it's now 79% contained than 7 square miles of forest. the wildfire began july 7th forced the closure of the southern entrance to yosemite and the evacuation of the will want a community. the southern entrance of the park and highway. 41 have reopened this morning. but reservations are still required. >> yeah. we've been seeing these fires burning for the past couple. we now. yeah, even with the marsh fire happening in the east bay. but, you know, these high temperatures that really seem to be creating an issue. yeah, definitely. and it's al

. >> they saw smoke coming from a neighbor's burning home in modesto, jumped into action to wake up they. one by one, the boys led the family members out of the burning house. they said even though they were scared, they knew they had to act fast. >> we started banging on the doors. we started throwing rocks at the windows. >> i saw a little kid, so i took him to the front. i give him to someone to carry him, and then i went back. >> i was like, i'm just going to go in there with them so that if anything happens to them, i could get them out. >> since some of the rescued children didn't have clothes, the boys gave them the shirts off of their backs. just another show of their bravery and kindness. you know, you always wonder what are you going to do when you see an emergency. do you run toward the fire, or do you run away? >> they did the right thing. thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. >> we'll see you back here at 11:00. see you tonight. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantl

modesto, as i mentioned, south of stockton. you can see those little pockets to of heavier rainfall and there will be keeping a very close eye on that this morning, letting you know, if anything pops up a little closer here to home. as for current temperatures were in the 50's and 60's right now, hayward oakland conquered each right at 60 degrees. alameda dublin in redwood city at 59. so we are off to a mild but cool start definitely cool enough for those light jackets right now. 60's at the coast, 70's by the bay and 80's for most of our inland cities later on today, not as hot as some of our neighbors are. and i'll get to all of that. still to come in your full forecast right now, don, thank you for that. let's get a look at your traffic this morning about a 10 minute ride heading from the maze to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge just under 13 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsmla. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. >> about an i'm in right and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. i

and tonight, the race to save yosemite's giant sequoias from a rapi >>> stunning video from modesto shows teenage boys risking their lives to save their neighbors from a burning house. the teens are now being called heroes on social media. >> marley talked to the teens who said their instincts kicked in. >> one by one, three teenagers led a family out of the burning home. >> the little girl, yeah, and then the other kid in the back, that's seven. >> i think eight. >> when jesus, known as chewy to his buddies saw smoke at a neighbor's house, he ran to make sure everyone was all right. >> we started banging. we started banging on the doors, throwing rocks at the windows to see if they could wake up. >> when that wasn't enough, he kicked down the door. >> saw a little kid so i took him to the front. i get him to someone to carry him and then i went back. >> chewy's sister caught all the chaos on camera. >> in my voice in the video you can hear, it's already cracking because i wanted to cry. i was just scared. >> what about you, pedro, were you scared? >> i mean, kinda, but once i seen chewy

, but on the plus side and we have the most beautiful deserts on a world here, you guys have been modesto. few below that warned me a new era has dawned in saudi arabia. traditionally roads here were strictly reserved for men only until 2018. this was the only country left on the planet where women were barred from driving. before a major political, you turn the kingdoms all male leadership headed by crown prince mohammed bin solomon introduced vision, 2030 a set of economic and social reforms including limited freedoms for women. but the regimes, human rights record remains anything but visionary lotion all how long was among the activists who fought for women's right to drive. but who have since the government crackdown on descent? she's currently subject to a 5 year travel ban on sasha enjoys the recent changes in the country. she chooses not to wear a head scarf or western style of dress is now permitted in public. but still, there is a long way to go for equal rights and opportunities for women here. issues with divorced women like how to take care of the whole situation with childre

bakersfield modesto stockton, sacramento, but if you creep into fairfield, vacaville and danville and some of those areas in the east bay you're going to find temperatures as you did today. in the upper nineties, even some low one hundred's possible quality is going to be fine. tomorrow there's a little smoke wafting in at the higher elevations from the 70 fire, but not going to be or shouldn't be a thing i think maybe in the morning hours you might notice in the east bay the highest today. there they are, and tomorrow's highs will be duplicated or will be very similar to what we see here. pretty warm to me. sounds a 91 today 98 out there and the livermore valley. 100 up in vacaville fog coming in right now. the foxes kind of live right at the coast. as you'd expect, um, that's gonna need shot, too, isn't it the way it's coming in thick back here and kind of hazy in front. um tomorrow is going to be a lot like today and then we get the big cool down. cool down as we head into tuesday, and that's the upshot. i would hate to see day after day of this we're going to get to today and tomo

and from about modesto south.here's a heat advisory, but in the middle chunk, sacramentono e seeing plenty of onshore flow. that's kind of cutting right up through the delta. temperatures are cooler right now than they were last night. at this time, the model see the fog. the model puts in there for tomorrow morning. so you see that that's that's the start. so nine beria counties with fog and cloud cover continues all day long and then even further intrusion on wednesday morning of fog and low clouds. so this is a model saying, this is what it's gonna look like. so they just that those signatures of that much fog indicates you're going to be cool tomorrow and you're going to be mild the next couple of days, so there's the fog forecast for the morning hours. the bird is back, and it's about yellows and oranges, yellows, seventies oranges eighties um and foggy along the coast. very pleasant pattern. good quality. much nicer this way. plus 70 totally bills, too. right? i mean, kick those air conditioners, often as in

launches will used, striking a fertilizer warehouse. ukraine and officials say it was the russian modesto, who, meanwhile, and authority as criminal, has been released by the ukrainian government as part of an amnesty for convicts with combat. experience russell and honest shanker, who was found guilty of murder. unfortunately, the charges that the infamous far right. tornado battalion between 20142015 back in february, ukrainian president followed him in the lensky approved the release of convicted criminals. if they were willing to join the fights on the front line, our teeth rod garcia has that story. pasano he sanker was viewed as something of a monstrous figure even inside ukraine when he created the tornado. who volunteer battalion at the moment of its creation, a quarter of the personnel, the fight of the joined up but convicts and mostly made up of fighters from the shock georgia voluntary battalion which was itself disbanded shortly after its creation because of the various atrocities that they committed such as tortures such as murder and such as using human shields. they, for e

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approximately 12.6 miles from the city's wonderful substation near oakdale to the stanford substation in modestospuc is using the mitt fwags funds for the transmission lines 7 and 8 up grade project which will mitigate the risk imposed by the interconnection of these electric generating projects to the grid by modifying existing towers and reconducting transmission lines. the total estimated cost of the project is $37.97 million. the spuc anticipates receiving a total of approximately $33.3 million in mitigation payments for the project including about 20.86 -- $20.86 million in payments already received and the balance in future payments. the remainder of the project budget, approximately $4.66 million would be funded through hech hetchy water and power capital property using bond fund and the project began january 1, 2020, and expected to be completed by january 31, 2025. the planning design and environmental review phases have been completed. funding for this portion of the project was covered by hetch hetchy water program. $5.2 million has been appropriated to date. as mitigate funding becom

stockton, modesto had thunderstorms. just hit the border with contra costa in alameda county. tomorrow we will see the same thing. a little bit farther to the south. and monterey bay have not a great chance to i went to let you know there is a slight chance. if you live closer to the central valley, you may hear a clap of thunder. 80 and 92 far inland neighborhoods. a little more cloud cover especially in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere as the monsoon starts to move our way a little bit more. >> the 49ers reported to training camp today. had coach shanahan said the team is moving on to trey lance as the starting quarterback paired the niners are king a trade partner for jimmy garoppolo who is recovering from shoulder industry -- shoulder injuries. >> the san jose sharks has a new head coach. david quinn was introduced today paired the 50 five rd coach -- was introduced today. the 55-year-old coached new york rangers. >> with the enthusiasm of our fan base, we are going to put together a team will be proud of. one you will want to watch. i cannot wait to get going.

they saw smoke coming from a neighbor's burning home in modesto, jumped into action to wake up the family and one by one the boys led the family members out of the burning house. they said even though they were very scared, they knew they had to act fast and since some of the rescued children didn't have any clothes on the boys gave them the shirts off their backs, wow, just another show of their bravery and kindness, and i mean, just the right place at the right time to see that happening. that's incredible. >> yes, i'm glad they were there. you know what i mean? like if they weren't there, the story would be different. kudos to the boys. >> takes a lot of bravery. good job, guys. >>> listen to this, jane goodall is probably the world's top expert on chimpanzees and today barbie unveiled a new doll honoring her and her favorite chimp. the toymaker created the new doll as part of its inspiring women's series, goodall's ground-breaking studies and conservation efforts dressed in a khaki shirt and shorts and holding a notebook. goodall's doll is made entirely from oceanbound plastics and by

reading modesto, fresno, all looking at 90's to triple digits. and we are dodging that here in the bay area, which is upper 80's to low 90's. i know it's still warm but comparatively cool compared to much of the rest of the nation. a nice sunny afternoon today. another push of fog tomorrow morning. and even the opportunity of a few rolls of thunder to start the day tomorrow. but moisture will up our chance of some dry lightning, which does up fire danger. potential of a light sprinkle to start the day tomorrow, too. as for today, it's 50's to 60's at the coast. 70's 80's along the bay shore with burlingame at 76 redwood city. 82 south bay. temperatures in the low to mid 80's, mostly east bay. temperatures range from just the 70's along the bayshore to mostly the 80's across the inland east bay, danville and conquer the 87 th antioch in vacaville continue to be our hotter spots in the low 90's. well, santa rosa in petaluma in the upper 70's. here's your look ahead. temperatures definitely more mild this week than they were last week. upper 80's to

out, pushes it in and cools temperatures, not just for us like tahoe, sacramento reading red bluff, modestoerced, the whole western united states under a cool spell, plus fourth of july is forecasting rain up in this area. well, we're already seeing some showers up around cape mendocino and up around eureka. right so 10th of an inch quarter of an inch of rain up there. we had a few sprinkles this morning at around half moon bay around 507 inches 10th of an inch over crystal springs reservoir. maybe more drizzle again tonight. just know whatever you got planned tomorrow barbecue or not inland or not. definitely take a sweatshirt with you because you're going to need along the coast. just sweatshirts all day. i'll see you back here. we'll do the full forecast. all right, bill. thank you. video of a deadly police shooting in the state of ohio has prompted people to take to the streets. what the police chief there has to say about the investigation and coming up tonight in sports. could kevin durant be reunited with the warriors? it is a possibility, according to one nba insider. we'll have det

hotspots like sacramento, modesto stockton.ose temperatures are going to be generally in the upper seventies and low eighties into thursday. we come back while the full forecast we look at the five day as we'll see you back here. all right, bill. thank you. a new attend tonight. a federal judge ruled that three major drug distributors cannot be held liable for the opioid crisis in west virginia. the judge reached his decision. nearly a year after closing arguments in the landmark trial now the plaintiffs had accused amerisourcebergen cardinal health and moccasin for creating a public nuisance in their communities and saw it $2.5 billion. for drug abatement programs. the judge ruled that to lower court rulings that allowed the public nuisance law to be applied to opioid distribution, we're not persuasive. well a lot of people who have done planes to get away for the july 4th holiday or beginning now to work their way back home coming up, see how airlines are doing in their effort to overcome problems with those cancelations and

modesto stockton, sacramento.t a little bit of our inland bay valleys, but just to the tune of 92 93 degrees, not 100 degrees. so it's not a massive heat up just to warm up and it's going to cool down after that. you'll see that in the five day forecast, so that's kind of a good little pattern for us. there's the low up here. this is the wind direction we've been experiencing, which has been advantageous. not just for fire, but for air quality as well and mild temperatures, but it continues that green is just false reflectivity there. that's nothing going on kind of looks like rain, but it's not. these are the forecast overnight lows , right like last night, pretty much some fog at the coast. little patchy fog. tomorrow morning's fog footprint looks like this and you can see it extends all the way down into the santa clara valley. not quite as extensive as the last few mornings. that's why temperatures probably slightly warmer last couple of years. we've had clouds and all nine barria counties in the morning. in t

in the nineties, the mid nineties, even up midnight or nineties and some cases down south towards modestobut again , not a big concern for us in terms of fire danger because the patterns including this onshore flow this green area representing the higher relative humidity air that's being pushed into the central valley, and this pattern will repeat itself right through the weekend and a little bit into early next week so cooler today than yesterday about the same temperatures tomorrow that we had today, so it's very similar, and really right through the weekend. there's no big changes. that's a big fog footprint that starts the cooling in the morning and it takes a while to burn off. you'll see if you high clouds floating overhead, not as significant specifically due to the sub tropical moisture coming up from the desert southwest right now doesn't look like it's going to be a problem for thunderstorms. but you know a couple of days for five days now, things could change, so we'll keep an eye on that. thunderstorms are concerned because of fire. certainly you see the forecast highs for to

morning activity, especially out towards eastern contra costa county in the valley, stockton and modesto , brentwood, tracy also antioco wallet creek st mary's college in lafayette, all had some early morning rain as in about 3 to 3 15 in the morning, st mary's picked up 150.3 antioch's point. oh, one, that's observer richard meier. livermore trace fairfield of trace stockton a trace and i'm sure there was a couple of 100 lafayette and also wanna creek but i couldn't find any measurable amounts being reported yet. that's the line that went through brentwood, antioch earlier that is now lifted northward towards solano county, napa county and especially the sacramento valley , but also up towards lake county, so plenty of low clouds and breaks in there. already breezy to windy sun clouds, possible lightning here sixties and fifties and attempts. everyone's pretty close here. but that moisture now is lifting northward, starting to make an impact closer to tahoe and truckee. it's been around mammoth and bridgeport, but i think it plays into their weather is that high builds north. it'll send

and that's pretty much south of modesto.hrough fresno central valley points to the south there. that's where it's going to be nasty. and this is also be coupled with some monsoon thunder showers up in tahoe, south of tahoe should say around yosemite and also sequoia national park. now readings for today will hold into the 80's. for the most part we're looking about 93 happening by 3 o'clock. now, some of those inland valleys you're going to be popping to about 97 or so reduced tomorrow. however, and a lot of inland 80's expected into next week. not too bad as we get into late july could have your 4 zone forecast coming up for you in a bit. stephanie is very much day. >> the ba 5 omicron subvariant is now the dominant strain of coronavirus and 4 times more resistant to our vaccines. it represented 65% of cases just last week alone. now, los angeles is expected to bring back indoor masking mandate kron four's dan kerman spoke to experts on what this could mean for us in the bay area. >> covid-19 community transmission levels h

mike in modesto, california, good morning.aller: i will try to be careful not to drop any f bombs this morning. host: i apologize for that. caller: anyway, i'm externally grateful to be an american, pride goes before the fall and it can be interpreted many ways. this business about let the states decide and don't let the supreme or about abortion, while we are at it, why don't the have segregation in the states. critical race theory, they are not trying to make white kids feel bad, they didn't do it step the descendents are not responsible, the nazi children are not responsible and the white kids are not responsible for what people did stop people are no damn good. give people a chance, they will control and screw other over -- other people. that's how it is. the white people were on top and they stayed on top by doing horrible things but only because they were good christian people were not going to have it anymore in the mainstream of the white segregation and everything failed. i would like the people who feel and quit pret

mike in modesto, california, good morning.aller: i will try to be careful not to drop any f bombs this morning. host: i apologize for that. caller: anyway, i'm externally grateful to be an american, pride goes before the fall and it can be interpreted many ways. this business about let the states decide and don't let the supreme or about abortion, while we are at it, why don't the have segregation in the states. critical race theory, they are not trying to make white kids feel bad, they didn't do it step the descendents are not responsible, the nazi children are not responsible and the white kids are not responsible for what people did stop people are no damn good. give people a chance, they will control and screw other over -- other people. that's how it is. the white people were on top and they stayed on top by doing horrible things but only because they were good christian people were not going to have it anymore in the mainstream of the white segregation and everything failed. i would like the people who feel and quit pret

modesto.ue, buffalo, uvalde , and an ar style rifle in chicago in a fourth of july parade. what in the world is it going to take for us to stop this madness, where 18-year-old kids are deranged people that can go in and get weapons of war? weapons of war, more deadly than the weapons we gave our marines and soldiers in vietnam. >> senator duckworth put her finger on it. it's going to take political change in the united states. the problem is guns has been established clearly on the show and has been established, sadly, over many years in the united states, but it's also politics. the reality is there is one political party that is blocking the will of the vast majority of americans 90% of americans support background checks. the majority of americans support assault weapons ban. they support other bans like high-capacity magazines. they want to see change. why don't they see change? because the gun lobby has been institutionalized inside the republican party. they block everything. they give c