>> mother nature was angry. >> it wasn't mother nature. might have been mother something else.sn't mother nature. >> my gosh. all right. today a tropical storm is developing that could impact the gulf coast. here's chad myers. have you seen something like that chad? >> i spent a lot of time on lake erie, but never saw a boat get hit. i watched that video over and over. and there's not a bit of electronics that are still going to work in that boat, that's for sure. maybe even the seat cushions are gone as well. but luckily no one was on that thing. you could see the cockpit there light up in that fire. so here we go. we will see some rain across parts of the northeast especially for new york today. this is brought to you by boost nutritional drink. be up for life. how many times have you seen a tropical system develop over georgia? never. so watch this. there's the low, it heads up in the gulf of mexico. by the next five days we have an 80% chance of a developing tropical system in the gulf. most of the models now taking it somewhere over toward houston which don't need anything

the combo means that we have a mild weekend in the bay area, thank you mother nature.s he looked from the salesforce tower building up to pier 30 the bottom left-hand corner of your screen, home of the high dive bar nearby. not that i would know. as we have a look right now concord 79, oakland 72, livermore 83, san francisco 67, san jose 81, and then giants taking on the meds tonight. it will be manly mainly clear at 67, and that's only a few hours away so we pretty much a draw a beat on that forecast. the high is moving a little closer to california, the ebb and flow. so, it'll warm up a little bit in most spots but some places will be a bit cooler and much of it depends on this, low clouds afloat into the bay area and have been doing so since memorial. they will be doing it tonight fairly extensive but then will pull it back, things clear out. less extensive coverage with the low clouds means the shoreline might warm up a little bit. here are the headlines, some night fog and clouds. it will stay seasonable tomorrow, close to average. a little bit warmer inland on su

year in the netherlands which is known for small solutions to the challenges that are posed by mother nature i mean just think of the diets in that country they protect much of the country that is below sea level are the dutch as clever when it comes to dealing with climate change. well they would say so at least a government belief soul they have just introduce here a special climate plan which we're into which would even mean that from next year ethan many many homes will no longer use natural gas and they also plan to close all kinds of mines here by 2030 and of course if you luca at the summer there is also a special system to keep the roads schools so that is another aspect of what the netherlands is doing but of course that's also watched by many other countries in europe they are watching the netherlands as well because the temperatures have risen not only here in the netherlands as you required rightly pointed out but also in many many other countries records have been broken and so my scientists are suggesting that we will may see it we will may well may see this many times more in

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warmer air comes in friday and saturday to bring more heat inland. >> mother nature's ac was not workingterday. >> no, it wasn't. >> okay. a little breeze, please. >> we are getting there. >> looking forwarded to that. >>> the bay area is home to some of the most valuable companies in the world. until recently very few of those companies were founded by women. as part of our ongoing efforts to build a better bay area chris wray yes, sir sat down with one female founder who is doing her part to change the numbers using lessons she owned from building her own company. >> reporter: these companies are privately held and valued at more than a billion dollars. what's known until the business world as unicorn status.status.. there was not a single unicorn business as a female founder. >> it is the first time ever in which several billion dollar companies were founded by women. >> reporter: nahan is one of them. at the beginning of the year the data software company she cofounded in 2014 was valued at $2.5 billion, putting her in this small club. 13 other companies with a female founder. small

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draw back with the yields being smaller and it's risky because it depends on and relies on what mother nature gives. he says the practice is catching on on the small scale farms where growing food and preserving natural resources can go hand in hand. back to nature. >> can we scale it up and do it on a bigger farm? >> if he's growing raz berry that is taste like raz berries. i want to know how he did during brought. >> apparently he has not watered for ten years. so aparently he did okay. >> another sunny view to show you much like the farm in the south bay. that's san jose where we're not looking at any low clouds yesterday. i think we'll see some come in late tore night. let me show you the numbers. mid-80s for san jose, topping out at 846789 it was ten degrees hotter than that at 94 in santa rosa. the further you get away from the bay nothing new. there's been quite the spread. santa rosa you've been getting raw end of the deal. 90 in concord adegree or two cooler than yesterday. it was cooler for some of us today and we're going to continue that trend into the end of the week because we'r

ava duvernay advised, respect mother nature, she's the boss.de went next level -- his earthquake rules - stop, drop, then instagram yourself and be superdramatic. sit back and count likes. >> rattled prompted disneyland to shut down rides but today it was business as usual. here at "e.t." we'll be ready to go. we've been through this more. mary hart was on the air in 1994 during an aftershock. >> right now while we're shaking with an aftershock we're going to say good-bye for today and hope for a much steadying tomorrow >>> coming up -- angelina jolie is back as theistress of evil. >>> plus, our shawn mendes and camila cabello a new couple? >>> then one hollywood heart >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- >>> joe manganiello talks about teaming up with ♪ >>> what started with john mayer and a simple bottle cap. has quickly become an internet craze that's nearly impossible to try it. justin bieber did it with a little motivation. >> this could be tom cruise's head. she still wants that ufc match with movie star. his wife hailey one upped him. that's no

never say never to mother nature, right? most of us won't have to worry about it and perfect for the weekend. it will be seasonably hot but you can't complain about hot in july in the washington area. we will get sunshineinto the next mid to late morning hours. steve sail skies wl clear out a bit and re than enough humidity hanging around i think we have to worry about an isolated rain chance today. 73 in d.c. winds out of the west at 7le per hour. let's start with the good news. weekend looks great and highs in the 90s and pretty much sunshine start-to-finish for your weekend. today a little bit of an opportunity for a stray shower or thunder shower today but not expecting severe weather. temperatures will climb into the upper 80s to near 90 today. it's part of this weather front out here. it's drawn as a cold front but it's really not all that much colder behind it. it's aeally just wind shift line so instead of that winds to windiest the the northeast later into the afternoon and evening. the less humid air tries to settl

a lot mother nature time to dump a tremendous amount of rain. the stormtracker expected to make landfall in the next couple of hours over louisiana. the national hurricane center saying it is still strengthening. it still has that potential to become a category-one hurricane right before it makes landfall. it may literally be less than an hour that it gets bumped up to hurricane status before it makes landfall. there may not be much advanced warning in terms of whether or not there is a hurricane at landfall versus a tropical storm. the key thing is you're talking less than a ten mile-per-hour difference in terms of wind speed when the main concern is really going to be the water. both the water coming from the sky in the storm of rain and the water coming at you from below in the form of storm surge. here's the radar. you can see some of the heavier rain bands really now starting to pick back up. not just in louisiana, but also states like mississippi and alabama. that's going to be the case as this thing makes landfall. notice one thing, the m

if you see mother nature bringing fireworks, you want to make sure you get inside. h wee some showers and storms out there. we're showing some of these mostly into northern virginia accident back toward the blue ridge. some shower activity around fredericksburg. you can see what' all of this is on the light side. we only saw a couple of storms. most of us stay dry. a very unsettled pattern. it is working our way. a dry morning start. mother wi spread storms tomorrow and a good chance of a few severe storms with very heavy rain. we'll time it up for your hou by hour. we'll talk about your chances in your area. >>> we've been working for you, keeping an eye on the roads for you. this is a time lapse of the back-ups leading to the bay bridge. >> the worst congestionhe at the bridge. everything cleared up pretty quickly. let's get a live look right now. it is wide open. s just smoothiling for everybody. it makes you wonder what be back. over the weekend. if youe staying here in town for the holiday, get ready for some big canges on the road. the memorial brid and dozens

mother nature will bring triple digits on saturday and sunday., cloud cover returning in the water and staying there throughout the day. on saturday, noticed the lack of cloud cover by 11 am, it will be warm in the water. it may even hit 70 at the beach. the ridge of high pressure which was over arizona and the four corners, gets closer. it will have more of an influence on the weather saturday and sunday. partly cloudy tonight and a bit of fog. a mixture of sun and clouds on friday. conquered, you will cool down to 91 tomorrow. that is 4 degrees above average. campbell you will hit 85. fremont around 80. 87 in san ramon, antioch 89. vallejo 80. daly city and south city only the mid-60s. sonoma 82. cloverdale 93. the extended forecast, hot this weekend, and land only. myles miller water, 60s and 70s. 102 and the hottest in land spots. we will then all cooldown to keep the sunshine for the first half of next week. that is the warm forecast. >>> police are searching for a pair of stolen puppies after an online ad posting goes horribly wrong. >>> wo

. >>> mother nature is getting busier with a big cooldown, probably the coolest they of the weeks we will show you the numbers and local drizzle as well this morning. >>> we have breaking news in san francisco's mission district. what the police told us just moments ago about a possible suspect. >>> wjuly i am dave clark. >> good to be here. >> good to see steve back, how is it going? >> the day just got better, dave. it is going to be a cooler day for us, a rather strong system for this time of year in the northwest, look at that, let's pretty good. it is pretty good, effect it's off the rails as far as water goes, 200% above normal. letter that writing to the north of us in humboldt county north. drizzle and there. 50s for most, most locati

no severe sto at this time but an early morning wake-up here for mother nature across parts of southern calvert and northern stmary's countyand frederick county, marynd, hagersto hagerstown. nothing that heavy just yet. because of the periods of heavy rain we have had the last couple of days theres a flash flood watch until 6:00 that does include all of the d.c. metro area so the ground is relatively saturated. any time you see period of heavy rain where you are today, just know that there couldo be s quick moving or high standing water around. hetemperature wise in tid to upper 70s now. a lot of cloud. won't budge much for temperatures today and highs arou 0e. warmer and sunnier tomorrownd more on that coming up

after lunch time, it's fair game for mother nature but think the storm will pop between 2:00 and 3:00 impacting the d.c. metro areas and areas for the south and 6:00, 7:00 p.m., southern maryland east of 95 could be seeing that back west along i-81. as we hit nset, we will start to things diminish drastically. the storc nce. between about 2:00 p.m. and 8:45 this evening, we are sing to seeowers and storms pops so it's important you have a plan in place if you're going to see fireworks. tomorrow rain chances the same. we should be seeing a few scattered showers and storm for your friday evening. your fireworks forecast goes like this. chances of seeing rain will significantly go down after sunset. if there is any late, late night fireworks, you should be fine but around 8:00, 9:00 is when we will seeesthe bigg impact of showers and storms in our region. as far as your holiday weekend go, highs in the low 90s, upper 80s on sunday. still pretty hot out there. another chance for showers and storm. not a complete washout so i'd say that is good new. shower and storm chances primaly in the

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unpredictable weather conditions could present a challenge but officials say that mother nature has passed first test. the outlook looks positive. we hope. here's a reminder of the top stories we are following for you. u.s. president donald trump is trying to distance himself from the chanting at a campaign rally in north carolina. trump described four women, democratic lawmakers as un-american. he says he was not happy with the champ. japan is reacting with shock as the death toll in the arson attack rose to 33. the suspect has been detained. you're watching dw news. after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. from twenty four dot com. tensions raised again in the strait of her moods the us says its military shot d down an iranian drone there. is after iran announceded it seseized a foreign oil tanker te same body of water. united states kicks turkey out of the f. thirty five fighthter jet prorogram the move a rebuke over onkar as purchase of a russian missile defense system. and spans acting prime mininistr says he won't accept a far left party leader in his governmen

that means you need to limit poor air quality as well and on the trifecta from mother nature. never below 80 degrees last nig. goes from 11:00 in the morning your commute today, air we'll in the low 90s by noon. aftern highs will be in the car washing forecast today, one watchout, a couple of that i a good way to beat the heat.o also have mre on cooling now, let's go over to traffic. s know ahuck said, this is danger how'sd.c. trying to help people ready? >> rep aaron, the mayor that's the plan that means th public schools and flash parks also cooling stations up and along homeless and senior center you can call 311. rememb chuck was saying, if you have to be outside, that i it will be the hottes eun, over to you. to the commute with melissa mollet good morning to yo ueoppe 4 headed to northbound kennel aven crash overnight brought down an overhe sign and they're still right thatmp ra and the southb 201, i don't know why we had milling and ving. 270 southbound, your normal town. m 46iles persp hour is youd. get you from 70 to 270 in 39 minute his congregaon. joseph allegedly a

. >>> a spectacular show from mother nature. mt. lava two airports were forced to close briefly. it can burst into action several times a year b any damage. >>> parts of the midwest are on high alert after severe weather after reports of a tornado touched down just outside of the twin cities. no serious injuries reported >>> let's check now with nbc bill karins with a look at the alaska wildfires >> the temperatures have been off the charts in areas like alaska and no surprise that the wildfire season has been very active up to this point along with the heat wave and dry conditions alaska all the way through northern canada. normal to have fires this time of year and we're having more of them and all part of the warming planet th be by oneecord. today not too bad. anchorage 68 degrees no 90 will feel refreshing in sacramento and yesterday was 104. that's a look at your monday forecast >> bill, thank you. >>> the oakland a's newest player is only 8 years old austin was signed to the a's on saturday thanks to a make a wish foundation after a pres t in the locker room gifted austin

. >> mother nature let us know that yeah, still boss. going to put us back in our place. >> the concern now is what could happen next. some reports indicate there is a small chance of an even bigger earthquake in the coming days. in ridgecrest, california, jeff paul, fox news. >> all right, jeff. thank you. >>> time is 4:55. people are talking about a big fight at disneyland. anaheim police are investigating what was all caught on camera. >> this was a fight that mily m it all got physical in front of other families and children. at least two entually, security removed the family members from disneyland and turned them over to the police. but people are still talking about this. >>> time is now 4:55. still ahead. baseball's midsummer classic. it is tonight, the all-star game. coming up at 5:00. why you'll be seeing a little more of one of the bay area's all-stars. >>> and there could be another pay area candidate. joining the 2020 race for the white house. we'll show you how he could separate himself from that big field of candidates. >>

. >> for a bounty couple what it's like when mother nature go hand-in-hand. >> talk about extreme skating path that them throw away event. of a hitch. let's be clear, no one likes a cheater. >> no. >> unless you are this woman and you cheat death. woman was in the truck driver's blind spot and she illegally merged. she was in between the tires, and as the truck pulled off begin she -- she is sitting there. truck was able to stop and see what happened. >> this is a double miracle. i want you to pay attention to how the steps right into the bus, and he pulled his leg in so they don't get crushed. he stands up and walks away. the driver is guilty for not giving priority to the bus

mother nature really going to be treating us with great care for our friday and your weekend plans. not too hot and not too humid. no real rain chance anywhere from the mountains to the beaches for your weekend traveling plans. temperatures now have fallen into the upper 50s from o winchester t front royal to harrisonburg to warrenton, ni virgia. still in the low six for maryland d virginia. forecast high for today, 89 degrees. a fewhe fair weat cloud building up in the middle part of the afternoon. not much of a rain threat. if you're going to the baseball game this evening 7:05 game between the nationals and the dodgers. perfect weather for baseball tonight. ntemperatures falling i the upper 70s by 10:00 but the sun is not down until 8:25 or 8:26. i guess it can't be setting ice so i need straighten out my graphic. >> chuck, thank you. >>> there is so much killing un going aro the city. we have become desense tiitize o what life is all about. >> sobering words spok to a crowd remembering a father and sonunned down a week ago. toni aht familynd friends will gather this time on a lo

they're grown in hot houses year round, so because mother nature really doesn't have a big, you know, say in how they're groin because they're grown in hot houses, there is no reason why you can't buy them perfectly year round. because if the hot house release as tomato that is not ripe, let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy a beautiful beefsteak hot house tomato, make sure it is nice and red all around and heavy for its size. very important no greening, and when you bring them home, store them object the counter, never, ever in the refrigerator. i hate tomatoes in the refrigerator and they're too cold and they lose that wonderful juice. so store them in the refrigerator and there you go. and a salad with balsamic, a little bit of olive oil and everybody's tomatoes. i'm your fresh grocer. remember to eat fresh, stay healthy. as a matter of fact, i'm going to go find some mous reelo. >> and more breaking news on the peninsula now. chopper 5 is over a small grass fire burning in the hills above redwood city. this is very close to a two- story home. fire crews not yet on t

mother nature is letting us know she's still boss, going to put us in our place. >> reporter: the fear of another quake has caused some to sleep outside. >> it's kind of scary. you don't know if it could actually happen again. i'm kind of scared about it still. >> reporter: for many, the cleanup will take days. for others, weeks. >> with the damage this year if another quake comes, i'm scared of what's going to happen. it's all separating right here. this is basically going to fall in. i don't think it's a safe place to stay. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting last night, officials offered physical and emotional support. >> get you okay with being inside your house, going back in a building, going back to work. >> reporter: but it may be a while before they feel safe again. >> it's tough, i think, psych lodge it lick for us because we don't like being upstairs anymore. >> reporter: gavin newsome says he hope this is a wakeup call for everyone to be better prepared. & marc liverman, cbs news. and california will spend more than $16 million on new quake-detecting sensors all around the

>>the concern being is aftershocks obviously with mother nature in there's nothing that you can predict you can say when or if something is going to happen. >>and as for this mobile home behind me it was knocked off his platform. fortunately, the woman inside and her 8 year-old niece survive this the mobile home will not it is red tag completely destroyed unsalvageable reporting from bridge crashed. i'm paul vercammen. >>there the bay area the usgs is monitoring the aftershocks and has an important reminder when it comes to the next big one kron four's charles clifford has the details. >>well here at the usgs in menlo park they are keeping a very close eye on what's happening in southern california another region. we're the 4th of july quake hit that 6.4 magnitude quake. it is an area that's not a densely populated, but it is an area that is known to geologists is being seismically active. the as the earthquake and the aftershocks are all near the city of ridgecrest. >>luckily it's a fairly remote area. thank god. the earthquake occurred 10 miles east of ridgecrest rather than under the

. >> a little gift from mother nature. >> oh my gosh. all right. >> what else could i do? i like that. >>> the fda just issued an update on attack troubling trend involving hundreds of dogs. >> that's right, the concern is over a popular diet and its potential link to severe heart disease. these bay area dogs helped to launch the federal investigation, and this vet and researcher spotted the surgeon california cases and discovered how the condition might be reversible. >> lo and behold, when we change diet, we had supplements to their diet, they got better. >> kpix5 gets the exclusive scoop from a vet detective and the advice >>> a floating home for sale inside the disco. >> located in walking distance from the warriors new home. the three level home is one of 20 legal boards in the city, the rear level has access to furnace room. upstairs has adron downstairs you can find a media room, storage and laundry rooms. the catch is, you will have to pay $1.8 million, all in cash.u connected to the ground it sits on. so, because of that, there is not any financing for this partic

. >> we're talking about mother nature is going to bring some fireworks. >> yep. >> to the washington >> okay. >> we hav r storms on theadar right now. a previewomf upcg attractions as we get right to . outside right now out of our windows, we're starting to see storms deelop, move north and east to the washington metropolitan area. the heat and humity plagued us with dangerous heat throughout the weekend. and beyond. but there is relief in sight but you always have to pay that price. thatl price wil some strong storms moving in from the west. as we take a look right now, notice petersburg, woodstock, they're coming in from interstate 81 moving from the west to the east. there is now a severeu thnderstorm warning for areas of frederick county in virginia to include the city of winchester. here's the timeframe, everyone. these stohs are weakening whic is good news. probably by 724. as you're move into gaithersburg, montgomery county. the warnings will be lifted across the area. but the pink and at you're seeing is that excessive heat warning which will continue until 9:00 p.m. tonight.

also that on shore flow we've been talking about provides a good westerly northwesterly wind mother nature's air conditioner for just about all of the bay and even the inland spots getting some of the benefits of this as well this pattern pretty much in place until the holiday then a little bit of an uptick on temperatures tomorrow morning 60 going on in looks like for the bay where mid 60's by high noon, 76 and land popping through the 80's it looks like and will stay that way again until after the holiday weekend. we may push and some lower 90's back to you. >>in world news tonight, hong kong's police commissioner says 13 police officers have been hospitalized as massive protests to escalate as you can see there over the past month millions of people marched through the streets demanding the government halt a controversial bill on today, protesters clash with police as they storm the government headquarters. kristen holmes shows us the compelling scenes now from hong kong. >>hundreds of protesters a stormy, hong kong's legislative council building. >>firing tear gas to clear out the protes

>>the concern being as the aftershocks obviously with mother nature and there's nothing that you can you can say when or if something is going to happen. >>argument is reporting. >>happening now santa clara police are investigating a shooting that happened last night this was just outside california's great america. th 9.40. somebody fired a handgun hitting a woman in her arm that woman was treated on the scene for her injuries. police say the suspect got away. they're now asking anybody with information to call them. in san jose, a 62 year-old man died after his bicycle crashed into a car police say it happened on in the area of kirchner avenue and briar drive just before one this afternoon. police say the driver of the car did to get away they're asking again anybody with information to give them a call man is charged with murder in south carolina after shooting inside a walmart investigators say they responded to the store. >>about one 30 in the afternoon they found a man who was dead near the front of the building. investigators arrested the suspect not too far from the store the

mother nature let us know she is still boss.>> the fear of another major earthquake has caused some to sleep outside. >> it is kind of scary because you never know if it could actually happen again and i'm kind of scared about it. >> for many the cleanup takes days and for others it is weeks. >> with the damage that is here if another quick comes i'm scared it will happen. this will basically fallen. i do not think it is a safe place to stay. >> and a townhall meeting officials offered physical and emotional support.>> to get you back to being okay with what with going back into your house. being okay with going back inside of a building. being okay with going back to work.>> it may be okay before they feel safe again.>> the toughest i think psychologically. >> avenue some said he hopes this is a wake-up call for everyone to be better prepared. >>> the recent earthquakes have meant left many people in california wondering if they should buy earthquake insurance for communications officer for the california earthquake authority says traffic on the organizations website is up 10 times si

. >> yeah, mother nature will plar hardball f us later this afternoon.f you're headed do to the first ls game, 12:05 pitch, likely to get that game to t,coun but i also can't count on that game getng to all the way to the end of the game without a rain delay or perhaps even a calling it early. any game that gets through thei f inning at least is an official score. four things to know, weather alert day today. strongthunderstorms likely between about 2 and 8:00. noon at game starting at should be able to get to at least 3 or 4:00 p.m. before any rain delays. main threat for today will be gmaging windsts up near 60 miles per hour. but periods of brief, heavy rain and frequent lightning also expected with ese storms. the highest risk for severe weather is in this yellow zone here that extends from new york to philly to baltimore right down to the washington area. don't turn your back on mother naturceand that storm chan later today. have your nbc washington app ready to go and obviously news 4 will be on the air at 4, 5 a 6:00 p.m. live to track the trouble

reporter: imani smith is putting the emotional scars of her young life behind her with help from mother nature. suck i went through a stage where i am fighting myself. >> reporter: the 20-year-old was removed from her mothers care as a child and raised by a great aunt. >> i felt like i was the loner in my family. >> reporter: these days she is finding camaraderie and a sense of family with foster the earth in international organization helping children and young adults from the foster care system, exposing them to the great outdoors.>> what their life circumstances were growing up does not define the. triple interest coordinate monthly hikes, training for 45 miles from tomount whitney. the goal is to experience the challenges and healing power of nature, allowing participants to find their place in the world. >> just telling myself that i can do it and that i will not let my body tell me i can't.>> it is hard on your body. you are tired and sore. there just working through it and they are just finding the strength within. >> reporter: along with hiking, amani has found thrilling adventures alo

. >>> plus my mother nature may be responsible for a fire that destroyed tens of thousands of barrels of bourbon. >>> if you had problems accessing social media today, then you are definitely not alone. what we are now learning about those outages. >>> coming up on kpix5 news and 11, thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks season alameda county. tonight, police are cracking down ahead of the fourth of july. >>> i am veronica de la cruz. here is what you missed if you're just getting home. president trump is promising the show of a lifetime for his salute to america event this fourth of july. he is reportedly spending several millions dollars to showcase u.s. military hardware. the event includes an air show and tanked on the national mall. mr. trump is receiving a mix of praise and pushback tonight. >> i think it is really a neat thing to see them displaying our military. >> this business of diverting money and military assets to use as a prop to probably presidential ego is not reflecting well on our country. >> tonight trouble worldwide with facebook, instagram and whatsapp. there

mother nature setting off her own fireworks. ron allen, nbc news. >> and for moron how these storms could impact your travel this holiday weekend, we turn to our meteorologist. dylan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, the summertime weather continues, the heat, humidity, pop up showers and storms. on saturday the storms become more numerous, especially through the northeast. on sunday a cold front should slide to the southeast and pushes most of the thunderstorms into the southeast down to the to south and inlorida too. it will also cool off hesignificantly in t northeast with much lower humidity as well. if you're traveling sunday, watch out for hydroplaning in the southeast. if you get stuck in heavier downpours on the road. could also cause minor delays at the airports as those thunderstorms are scattered across that region. just something to keep mind, peter. >> thank you very much. >>> a veloping story in reno, nevada. po ce and firefighters ainvestigati an explosion that caused major damage to a dormitory at the ren

mother nature setting off her own fireworks. ron allen, nbc news. >> and for more on how these storms could impact your travel this weekend, we turn to our meteorologist. dylan, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, the summertime weather continues, the heat, humidity, pop up showers and storms continues, t humidity, pop up on saturday the storms become more numerous, especially through the northeast. on sunday a cold front should slide to the southeast and pushes most of the thunderstorms into the southeast down to the south and into florida too it will also cool off significantly in the northeast with much lower humidity as well if you're traveling sunday, watch out for hydroplaning it could also cause minor delays at the airports as those just something to keep in mind, peter. >> thank you very much >>osn at the reno campus at the university of nevada it appears a utilities accident was the cause there. minor injuries have been reportede been reported. >>> now to a tragedy in the bahamas after a helicopter crash killedceiv

we asked mother nature do not do it below cloud cover already working its way in. your fireworks forecast, low clouds are likely to be spilling over san francisco well before nine and 10:00 tonight. breezy and chilly as well. 58 degrees. as a matter of fact it is getting thicker right now. that is the pyramid as viewed looking down 300 feet on the pyramid and the low clouds are getting more numerous and the marine layer is getting thicker. and on clouds for the fireworks and san francisco. in the 64 in the city, 74 in san jose, 87 in concord. livermore and santa rosa 83 degrees. tonight we all fall into the 50s. concord 56, mountain view 56 and santa rosa 50 degrees. what are the hottest july 4th readings ever? back in 1905 it hit 95 degrees in san francisco. thank goodness it didn't happen today. the hottest in our four cities we are looking at 105 in livermore. san jose record high as 102 and santa rosa the record high is 98 degrees. nowhere close today. on morgan hill you will get warmer tomorrow, you will keep the sunshine that you enjoy today. 86 degrees for f

sometimes mother nature teases us when it comes to will the fog role in or not and sometimes the door is slammed shut and that noise you hear? that is a slamming of the door when it comes to low cloud cover over san francisco. that is one temperature here and not in the bay area, and is anchorage, alaska. that is the highest temperature in modern history in anchorage, alaska breaking an all-time record today of 85. it was warmer in anchorage than it was in livermore. livermore you are above average. 89 the warm spot in concord, several cisco 65. mid 50s in vallejo, fremont and san jose. and 56 year low in fairfield. let us get right to the maps because we do have a change coming. it's near about 12 hours too late because if this low had left this morning and this ridge got closer this morning, we would be talking about a more compressed marine layer, a lighter onshore flow and likely clear skies around san francisco. we are not talking about that the low is still too close, the marine layer thick enough and the flow from the ocean strong enough for tonight will likely feature the most

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conditions could present a challenge for one of the olympics the newest sports but officials say so far mother nature has passed her 1st test in the outlook is positive. or a reminder now for a top story that we're following here on u.s. president donald trump has intensified his attacks against 4 congressman at a campaign rally he described the democratic lawmakers as an american although all 4 are u.s. citizens and 3 were born in the u.s. . coming up next on new our show focus on europe we'll take you to rome for a look at freedom of movement in the european union you can also follow us on twitter our handle there is apt we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour thank you for watching. luck. thank you freedom of movement in the united states when europe. gets a reality that affects a number of private citizens and businesses. what opportunities to europe wide freedom of movement conference. benefits quite a potential for abuse. next on d w. enters the complex zone fronting the powerful i guess this week outside the capital time paying is cho she was seeking the nomination of his probation

were center and in some places for the 1st time red alerts were issued an official warning that mother nature is hot. possibly lethal. berlin this is the day. you know why it's the fastest time i've lived in mainland france since the age of 6 i grew up here but it's the 1st time that i've experienced that the exceptional fact. here is that temperatures have risen very high the belgian week still being bad and doing something about it listening to the experts we see during. these last years that. most all the stories we have a good reason to be worried. anyone he's closing the ice to it and then. it's a real shock the problem is what we're leaving to the next generation and the sentiment so i'm. also coming up but you'll meet 2 sisters from saudi arabia who are hiding from their family and their government they say they had 2 choices lose the only home they've known or lose the only lives they have to hate sleeping i all know just me for 3 hours to alex and not from him because i always have like my father you know where if he catch me of course he will kill me. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the

well he promised a show of a life time but mother nature left us president donald trump's independence day celebration rather with the 4th of july marks america's independence from british rule and is usually a day focused on national unity not partisan politics trumps sidestepped that tradition by using the parade in his speech at the lincoln memorial to praise the u.s. military however trump stayed on script he did not use his beach to rally his base or to highlight the country's deep and wide political divide. and there are going to be here the big table is a familiar face to our viewers. an institute germany times it's good to see you what did do the 4th of july did he call his critics bluff vice staying on script and i think the feeling is what did he not do and he never ceases to surprise people in this case he surprised everybody by holding a speech where he stuck to script and his message was over although looking backward looking into the past and although a little bit militarized a message of unity you know he was always talking about americans and that the this is great hist

it‘s almost unheard of to do an act like this, but mother nature, despite the heatwave that we‘ve hader with those details. he was one of south africa‘s most celebrated musicians. johnny clegg has been remembered at a memorial service in johannesburg. he was known as the "white zulu", for his vocal criticism of the apartheid government. he died at the age of 66, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. our correspondent milton nkosi sent this report from the service. we are here at the memorial service for the legendary musician johnny clegg. hundreds of people came out today to pay their respects. he died last week and was buried the following day. but today people came here to say what they thought about him, and the legendary actor, john kani, delivered the eulogy. this is the man who broke all the barriers. the man who took on a culture, a man in his own embodiment was south africa, was an african. this is the man who, through his music, through his art, an anthropologist — now i know why he wanted to study where we come from, because he wanted to understand where we‘re going.

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