just seconds before half time, anthony modesto said i went just wide at minutes late antonia mullin couldn't find the back of the net either shot. his 1st chance in the game was blocked by nico. she looked up back in the 66 minutes, substitute joseph mckoko. almost put his team ahead, but it was swallow with another good safe and behavior committed. mckoko wouldn't be denied wolf with the cross and the 17 year old headed home. probably the most important goal in his young career and you could see what it meant to him. dauntless coach, eating tears. it's new who had to think after the game. one knew it ended much to the delight of the doors when support us and now to another derby, this time in bavaria, oxford came away with local bragging rides. when they stun perennial bonus league or champions, bye and munich, one nell. in the 59th minute, morgan morisha fired in from close range, and that was all the scoring ouch berg would need a free kick made for a lucky assist. and maricia was there to do the rest. byron's goalkeeper manuel noise almost equalized in dramatic fashion with just seconds

just 2nd before halftime anthony modesto went just wide at minutes later, donio mullin couldn't find the back of the net either shaw his 1st chance in the game was blocked by nico. she looked back in the 66 minutes, substitute usa from a cookie. almost put his team ahead, but it was swallow with another good safe in behavior committee, mckoko wouldn't be denied wolf with the cross, and the 17 year old headed home. probably the most important goal in his young career and you could see what it meant to him. dockman coach, eating tears. it's new who had to think after the game. one knew it ended much to the delight of the door when support us they say it takes 2 to tango and, and when us iris dances took to the stage to show it moves in the world tango championships. to argentine, couples were crowned minutes. sponsor veto. and ricardo estrada one the top prize in stage of tango. while cynthia palazzios son sebastian, the volleyball won the solo category. a tango originated in when us iris and was placed on the unesco small heritage. 2009 ah lovely. they're watching d. w. news coming up

anthony modesto went just wide at minutes later on your model and couldn't find the back of the net either shock. his 1st chance in the game was blocked by nico. she looked back in the 66 minutes, substitute usa from a cookie, almost put his team ahead, but it was swallow with another good safe in behavior committed. mccorkle wouldn't be denied wolf with the cross and the 17 year old headed home. probably the most important goal in his young career. and you could see what it meant to him. dot mccoy 8 in tears. it's new who he had to thank after the game. one knew it ended much to the delight of the doors when support us onto another debbie. this time it bavaria alex burke came away with local bragging rights. when they start to perennial blunders, they get champions by a munich one nail in the 59 minute american parisha hired in from close range. and that was all the scoring out that would need a free kick to the lucky bounce off he as a sigh. and teresa was there to do the rest by uns goalkeeper manuel lawyer almost equalized in a dramatic fashion with just a 2nd. stood out that his count

just seconds before half tom anthony modesto said, i went just wide at minutes later, tonya moll, and couldn't find the back of the net either shock. his 1st chance in the game was blocked by nico. she looked up back in the 66 minutes, substitute lucifer mckoko. almost put his team ahead, but it was swallow with another good save in behavior minute mckoko wouldn't be denied wolf with the cross and the 17 year old headed home. probably the most important goal in his young career, and you could see what it meant to him. dot min coach, 18 chairs, it's new who had to think after the game. one knew it ended much to the delight of the doors when support us and now to another derby, this time in the very, alex brooks came away with local bragging rights when they started perennial bundis, legal champions by munich, one nil. in the 59th men aid american bernisha fired in from close range and that was all the scoring output would need a free take. took a lucky bounce off jagow. sy and the risha was there to do the rests irons goalkeeper, manuel neu, almost equalized and dramatic fashion with j

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at the crack of of dawn this morning, some even traveling from a couple of hour, hours away, near modesto to try to keep cool. >> we were trying to beat the crowds out here. trying to bring bring everybody out here to have have a good time, trying to get away from the heat in the valley. it'll be 100+ over there. >> santiago henriquez trying to stay cool. by noon the recreation area tweeted that the the parking lots at the beaches in marin county were full. along along with most san francisco beach lots, then going back to pacifica, this guy, well, he can can get back on after falling. a a lot of people were there to enjoy cooler temperatures. it was cooler in the water than out. we understand there had been an uptick in people out there in the past few days. beautiful sites, stay safe . > >> if you can't make it to the water, maybe you can make it to a cooling station. a lot are open but not this one in walnut creek. we found this one locked. locked. a couple and their dog drove from concord hoping to find relief but the doors were locked, instead. > >> is frustrating. i've got good good

the modesto native was a founding member ofe hells angels oakland chapter vicki died in june of cancer at the age of 83. today, authorities talked about the security to keep the event fromg too rowdy. >> we have been working hand in hand with our neighboring agencies should they need additl resources and manpower for the violence that may spread out to our community after this event. >> tomorrow's event at the stocn event at the stockton 99 speedway will run from 3:00 p.mo go 8:00 p.m. up to 10,000 people people are expected to attend. > >> take a live look at the state state capital. governor newsom just signed new legislation to y to stop the wild pig population. it allows more opportunities for people to hunt feral pigs. the population has soared in ret decades with some sort of wild g sort of wild pig now counted 56 and 58 counties across the state. the legislation was spond by lld from napa. > >> sports is coming up next. one eve of training camp, the warriors have filled their finar filled their final roster spot.'s ability familiar face. > >> the 49ers welcoming back there tight

there's order that you haven't learned i would just examines that stuff in modesto, but alas, he has in his just enough to so much they had to them much of this madman simply it's as they are most well we are sure miss fur or barbara bruce sugar smart, my pity on cool rebellion was still leave. euro nika, august 30th or stoker period via liber callers. from about our board. in 2027. russia's ice breaker fleet will grow again. leader will be able to break ice 95 meters high and make 15 knots through ice 2 meters thick. a leader is expected to hop the northern seat route, travel time. eastern sector operations as routine as it is now in the west. is what is she them under square foot or she's staying it. but of course that old with the area has a school the ship default where another container ship is waiting for the ice breaker. ah, through the heavy ice to open water the convoy will move on to a ah, ah, need to come to the russian state to little. never. i've stivers on the northland scheme devastation. i'm not getting all sunset for a week within the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 s

. >> 110 in stockton, 107, modesto. >> reporter: it comes amid a year of extremes in the state. take sacramento, for example. it just experienced its hottest temperature ever, 116 degrees. it had its wettest day ever last october and also within the last 12 months its longest dry spell. the conditions in southern california are fueling a massive wildfire in riverside county, doubling in size in just 24 hours killing 2 people. >> all i can do is keep an eye on it and hopefully stay put. if i have to leave i have to leave. >> reporter: elsewhere, salt lake city tied its all-time record yesterday hitting 107. boise set a new all-time high at 104. and in arizona, heat-related deaths are up 30% in the phoenix area compared to last year. back on the west coast some relief is in sight. hurricane kay is expected to hug the coast this weekend bringing much needed rain. we will take a closer look at the forecast in just a few moments. >>> police in canada say the second suspect wanted for a stabbing rampage has died after being arrested in saskatchewan. myles sanderson was taken into cust

the project is focused in the central valley just south of modesto. >> coming up, the search for a killer in canada leaves a community on edge after the suspect is spotted nearby. >> and the royal visit to san francisco, what the queen of the netherlands hopes to bring back from the city by the bay. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's true! and that's all thanks to chase first banking. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank with tools for both, all with no monthly service fee. chase. make more of what's yours. >> it's the story of the week taking a live look here at california's power supply. and we're cautiously optimistic. the people have conserved enough to maybe get us through this without rolling blackouts. still, i don't know that for certain, but we have not used as much e

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them how to fix those things that result the combination for the and that would change the subject modestoection perhaps and the family as a more benign that genuinely cares about the economic situation i don't purport to be an expert or how to approach this or what to say and how to set induce the north koreans to change their behavior? and then to see director chapter. know if you heard earlier i talked about it on the debate. >> absolutely it was a great debate particularly what you said about the intersection that could be doable that these are things that are doable but it gets back asking those questions and i know we talked about this before. and that we need all nuclear weapons but if you could address that? and with syria in the cabal. and then heavy fuel oil and providing syria with the capability of having their own nuclear weapons facility. and it's a proliferation issue. and he said that a responsible stakeholder. and with no proliferation and to the capability and the expertise or equipment or anything. that would be a no-no and then they would have to agree to some mechanism

i want to draw your attention tho this orange area from modesto beach.e country is very vulnerable to storm surge. >> the acting director of the national hurricane center, we'll contininue to check in with you. thank you very, very much. >>> more breaking news just ahead. new drone video just coming in capturing the breathtaking extent of the destruction in florida. we're going live to hard hit naples. that's next. dude ♪ i want to be with you everywhere. ♪ from bolt to blazer, equinox to silverado, chevy evs are for everyone, everywhere. hello grandma. that's when i realized we can't let another year go by. this is the plan to finally connect - with our family's heritage. - grandma! start your financial plan today. ♪ kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the am

would incentivize cs incentivize companies to use recycled glass for bottles paying companies like modestoallo winery which recycles glass critics question the move. >> we have to scale it up. >> the state senator tells me companies want to expand their use of this legislation authorig legislation authorizing cal rece cal recycle to increase $60 million annually. the payments would come from the nickels and dimes left on the table by people are not reclaimed deposits. a surplus of $635 miln $635 million sits in the bottle deposit program, the author of the bill says the legislation advocates for tools to not only recycle glass bottles keeps recycled glass and manufacturing manufacturing jobs in the state. one thing the lawmakers and critics agree on is the recycling program needs fixing. cal recycle reports the recycling rate is 68% but the consumer watchdog says the rate is 58%, the real test will it boost recycling? >> i think that it will. > >> top stories, contra costa county is expanding eligibility for the monkeypox vaccine. increasing supply doses has prompted the change, the county

the project is expected to take place in the turlock irrigation district canals just south of modesto. and outdoor watering ban is set to take effect tomorrow for millions of people in southern california. this will allow workers to repair the 36 mile upper feeder pipeline which supplies water from the colorado river. one of the 2 main sources of water for most of southern california. it applies to dozens of areas including san fernando, glendale, burbank, and long beach. the ban will last for 2 weeks through september. the 20th still ahead tonight at 8 to big weekend at the box office. which movie is claiming the number one spot this labor day weekend. >> and what started off as a passion project decades ago has grown into one of the most recognizable roadside attractions in the state which checking out. >> the heavens on dinosaur. but first, back at it again. a new tradition starts at the new tradition starts at the u.s. open. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a ti

the motorcycle right out of modesto, ukraine, don, took took in bucharest, hungry, a plane to athens.s just an incredible, incredible journey. they're all happy that they're back together. tough little cap and family. >> in sports, soccer comes just santa clara fans are pumped up to watch mexico. take on columbia. sports director jason dumas has reaction from fans comi 4 zone f think yeah, for maybe i'll do the forecast, lawrence, you're talking about it being a cooler. yeah, we're going to see a drop in the temperatures around the bay area. looks like we're going to see high pressure. kind of scoot out of the way is that ridge of high pressure moves out of the way. there you go. >> we're going to see some cooler weather developing outside. so tonight, there's some patchy fog developing, but it's very patchy compared last night. so not as much. but i think it may actually thicken up throughout the day tomorrow, the phone system off the coastline. that's what's gonna help deepen that marine layer. and that means more fog for tomorrow. and a couple passing high knock down the temperatur

modesto andtur look irrigation from their 3 watersheds. we have water that guess in daunte as part of the water bank you will see there all that water is green. the water that is in don pedro belongs to the irrigation districts it can help our water supply through the operation of the water bank we can't dictate what happens to the water that leaves don pedro the irrigation districts have control of that. this is like the very simplistic summary of our the plumbing works. . to turn now to the environmental obligations and commitments we have in our system. because we want to make sure it is clear we have those and fulfill those and that is part of our design drought congratulations we fulfill throughout a design. stipulations with federal agencies related releases from cherry, eleanor and dams in the sierra nevada and permanent for lower crystal and calaveras in the bay area. and we have voluntary commitment on pillar reservoir and the creek so all of our releases the reservoirs are done on behalf of the environment. part of different perm

then as we head toward tomorrow afternoon 105 in bakersfield, one-on-one in modesto, 110 in barstow and all the straw airs back toward the bay area's. the temperatures are going to soar. it is going to be uncomfortably hot starting tomorrow in some spots inland and then it's really going to get host to over the weekend the next couple days. the jurors really soaring 10407 degrees. we may peak on labor day at about 100 and they did. so that's the concern. this is going to going day after day after day, not allowing people to recover from all that heat. that's what makes this heat wave so dangerous. so many levels. yeah. all right. thanks, well, that intense heat this week is raising a lot of concern about fire conditions around the bay area. cal fire is getting ready for the conditions. this coming weekend. kron four's justin campbell joins us live in san jose with more on cal fire's plans. justin. >> at pam cal fire says they haven't dealt with this type of heat and a long time. they say they are fully staffed, but they will also be. >> bringing in extra resources this weekend. >> cal f

i grew up actually in a very old town called modesto.rs old. every morning my parents would wake us up. we would hop in the back of my dad's truck and we would pick fruits and vegetables vegetables five 30 in the mornig until about 2:30 p.m. it was hard work but i thought this is better than living under the communist regime in vietnam. we live in a small town where we were one of the four asian american families. i grew up eating foam with rice and soy sauce. we will very or. i came o san jose around the year 2000. this is the city where i met my. it is also the the where i had my daughter. i recognize that this city had two of the largese in these populations outside vi. yet, there was no one in politics representing the vietnamese-american community. i i started out with pretty much like any activist. i tried to register people to vote. i tried tried to tell them the importance of voting. i told them the importance of getting involved. i was elected in 2000 five. i served until 2000 13 as a councilmember and vice mayor. my biggest bat

of triple digits to show you as you would expect that toward palm springs and riverside, fresno's modestoperatures only in the sixties. so we have the microclimate once again here in the bay area, but still hot inland, but it will be much warmer this weekend, especially as we head into sunday satellite . we had some cloud cover this morning, but the overall trend lots of clearing into the afternoon hours is becoming closer. still a few patches of some fog hanging out near portions of the coastline. here is our live camera. and if you do notice, we have a bit of some haze that developing so that is kind of linked up with the air quality and, of course, with the wildfires kind of breaking out across portions of northern california. some of that smoke could also impact on air quality and fortunately as we head into the weekend as far as temperatures tomorrow morning, we'll have fifties and sixties and then into the afternoon hours, a big temperature range. from the upper sixties near the immediate coastline to right around 100 degrees inland. thankfully we have that onshore breeze that will

and also you can see it out in modesto.north of us. and now there's also one that's kicked up to the east of us. so that's something we'll be keeping an eye on the next couple of days. but again, that spare the air alert today and tomorrow. we'll see where we go from there. light wind out there. santa rose about 14 miles per hour 12 in oakland. as you can see, we've got high pressure in control, a low pressure system to the north of us is going to try and roll through. it's not strong enough to this out of the way, but it will knock temperatures down a couple of degrees. unfortunately, just a couple of degrees that will be tomorrow. and then we're back at it on thursday. finally getting some kind of more meaningful cooling as we get into the weekend. so if you take a look at your center forecast here, you can see again tomorrow not is that is today, but i wouldn't call it cool thursday. going back into those one 10's inland. and then we're in those high, you know, triple digits again as we get into friday. finally seeing so

. >> we chatted a first-ever modesto bacon festival, including tasting some of the food that you can over there. >> there's so much happening today on live in the bay. >> welcome in to live in the bay and happy friday, everybody. i know you're just excited about the weekend as i am. i'm olivia horton. well, let's dive into it. let's kick things off with in case you missed it, it's officially the first time in 70 years that we are going about day without queen elizabeth on the throne in great britain. >> she had the longest reign in their history. this right hereac

you can see some of these oranges kind of creeping over by modesto. what we're for the most part right now as we look at our air quality in the moderate and a good category. so that's good. all right. here is the tough news i have for you, which is tomorrow. we're going to see another run of extreme heat. this is the inland east bay looking out for between 105, and one 11 tomorrow. i know that's not welcome news. this is what we're looking out for, though. so 106, or even santa rosa. 108, in livermore 101. in san jose. it's going to be one more crazy. i see people shaking their heads right here in the studio and i feel exact same way. that is why we're still under the excessive heat warning and the advisory that you see around the bay. i'll be back in a bit to talk more about when we can kick this for good. it is in the seven-day forecast. i promise you that back to you. all right. thousands of people in the bay area are still without power right now, there are several outages, especially in the east bay. we can see the areas that are highlighted in r

amber nash about season 13 of this hit animated series and did somebody say fake in the brand-new modestoestival is bringing this breakfast staple to the spotlight. and we have all the details. >> there's so much coming up today on live in the bay. >> welcome in to live in the bay and happy thursday.

will reduce water, evaporation project is expected to take place in the central valley just south of modesto adopting the state's strict new clean vehicle goals. the new standards in california will require all new cars, new trucks and suvs to be electric or hydrogen powered by the year 2035. states such as washington, oregon, massachusetts and new york are expected to adopt the stricter standards too. others, though, such as minnesota are already fighting the standards in court. here's a scary situation. new at 10, a baby was rescued from a hot car on a 92 degree day. the oakland fire department released these pictures. >> they covered the faces of the mother and the child. they say the 6 month-old baby was accidentally locked inside the vehicle. this was yesterday. crews responded quickly to the scene. they say the baby is doing fine. according to the national highway traffic safety administration. 21 children have died from being left in hot cars this year alone. we continue to follow developing news out of the east bay as police search for 2 escaped inmates. these are the men, the contra

you have again begun negotiations for a volunteer agreement with modesto thetur look irrigation district the state for the river. the first volunteer agreement did not work the fish are dieing and ecosystem is collapsing. hahas the sfpuc done to prevent another season for the salmon this fall? why should any of us believe in the sfpuc as an honest broker at this point? i attended the august design drought workshop. there was excellent scientific data introduced by the river trust. and, groups. your staff repeated the same tired argument for the design drought without scientific back. sfpuc has not acknowledged the good work done in the long-term work ltva. . study costs the taxpayers 743 thousand dollars. again, what are you doing to prevent the collapse of the river? ecosystem, thank you. worn more call are joined the queue. >> hello you have 2 minutes. >> this is mark gonzalez. i have attended many of the meetings and the discussions about the river. and i think you have to recognize that the long run you should focus on including the health of the river with any of your plans. now it

host: alright, let's talk to bonnie next in modesto, california, on the independents line.ld get rid of the electoral college. i understand the reasoning behind it, but i think the popular vote should count, because it seems to me like the republicans manipulate it somehow. and also, i would change the supreme court, i don't think what is in there, they shouldn't be there for 50 or 60 years. there should be age limits or a term-limited. host: ollie in maryland, how would you change the u.s. constitution? caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would eliminate the electoral college, i would eliminate gerrymandering. i would put a term or age limits for the supreme court. i would put an age limit for presidents. i would put term limits for congress. and lastly, i would somehow clarify or modify the second amendment, because everyone always focuses on the right to bear arms, but they conveniently leave out the part about well-organized militia. i think that is just as important as the right to bear arms. so there might need host: i want to ask you about the age l

host: alright, let's talk to bonnie next in modesto, california, on the independents line. get rid of the electoral college. i understand the reasoning behind it, but i think the popular vote should count, because it seems to me like the republicans manipulate it somehow. and also, i would change the supreme court, i don't think what is in there, they shouldn't be there for 50 or 60 years. there should be age limits or a term-limited. host: ollie in maryland, how would you change the u.s. constitution? caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i would eliminate the electoral college, i would eliminate gerrymandering. i would put a term or age limits for the supreme court. i would put an age limit for presidents. i would put term limits for congress. and lastly, i would somehow clarify or modify the second amendment, because everyone always focuses on the right to bear arms, but they conveniently leave out the part about well-organized militia. i think that is just as important as the right to bear arms. so there might need host: i want to ask you about the age lim

so some of these by later today, even some out towards fresno, modesto. and a lot of that continues to work its way towards this year, so i mean it's close, but for the morning looks good in the afternoon as this system inches closer than especially to the west, i would thank you, you know, possibility one of those bands clipping the coast or coming up from the west southwest. first snow of the season fell yesterday up in the sierra higher elevations off and on rain. the bands continue to kind of paint areas, mainly just on the california side fifties on the 10th little cooler here, 50 to santa rosa petaluma, although there are some mid fifties upper fifties, even 60 50 once and in selma, fairfax is at 50 degrees 51. kelsey ville upper lake 52. so these are cooler than yesterday. that's for sure. windsor richmond 53 degrees and there's our system and you can see the lightning strikes. there's plenty there now. the key is, will it move far enough eastward to put us in line for some of that? maybe later today it won't bump through or punched through until t

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