herself she's fighting back with the weaponized ticks mosquitos flesh eating bacteria right mother nature you know we the carrying capacity for planet earth is limited but you know i'm sorry if that's the shocking news is that people out there but there's only so much industry and population they can sustain and now it's breaking down so where are we on that cycle it seems like eartha nature or is starting to fight back j.p. i have an aphorism i've come up with and it's there are no extra analogies in nature and as much as we try to externalize the cost by offshoring. toxic productive capabilities to the other to develop to the developing world in other countries alternately there's something i call the capitalism one card and you can continue to charge all of these carbon emissions because you want to have this hydrocarbon economy you can keep charging and charging and charging but eventually although we as human beings may be on a quarterly financial time scale the time scale that mother nature is on is much longer it's a geologic scale and she has been running the running the tally the

is angry and mother nature is angry because we are making it angry with what we are doing pushing for climate change today public opinions are more ready to accept the need to change then politicians themselves and that it is very important that public opinions push their governments push their political systems to take the right to see what he is being told by the scientists how long do we have to say don't have it much time we have probably 12 years 1112 years to change course if not it will be irreversible that we will not be able to contain the increase of temperatures at 1.5 degrees at the end of the century what is clear for me is that we absolutely need to rican silo. human kind with nature if you look at history. history is full of examples of people fighting each other i think for the 1st time people are fighting the creation people are fighting mother nature so we need to recognize these and we need to change course your family man secretary-general when you think of your children your grandchildren and their future as this issue the climate crisis does it keep you up at

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the one on the top, mother nature, the one on the left has that little peak. it's right around the 60 ele electron volt. that's what we were trying to replicate. we did return to the low energy peak location between may 28 and may 30. we actually had six people and go back out -- you think, well, this is only one little spot. well, we wanted to do more than that. this is a visual -- you can see the blue area on the visual. that's how much we went back and rescanned to try to replicate the unusual anomaly. let me see if i can go back. so, the conclusions from a-1, what is it that we reviewed and what the results were. the site history, as you know, the hilltop, was redeveloped. it had changed from its previous conditions. lots of soil was excavated. new infrastructure, streets, sidewalks, now landscaping was involved, so the top of the hill was kind of cutoff. we also know that some of that soil or a lot of that soil was push today the boundary and -- pushed to the boundary and created the steep slopes. we did survey the slopes and some of which were inaccessib

is angry and mother nature is angry because we are making it angry with what we are doing pushingfor climate change today public opinions are more ready to accept the need to change then politicians themselves and that it is very important that public opinions push their governments push their political systems to take the right to see what he is being told by the scientists how long do we have to say don't tell it much time we have probably 12 years 1112 years to change course if not it will be irreversible that we will not be able to contain the increase of temperatures at 1.5 degrees at the end of the century what is clear for me is that we absolutely need to rican silo. human kind with nature if you look at history. is 3 is full of examples of people fighting each other i think for the 1st time people are fighting the creation people are fighting mother nature so we need to recognize these and we need to change course your family man secretary-general when you think of your children your grandchildren and their future as this issue the climate crisis does it keep you up at nig

is angry and mother nature is angry because we are making it angry with what we are doing pushing for climate change today public opinions are more ready to accept the need to change then politicians themselves and that it is very important that public opinions push their governments push their political systems to take the right to see what he is being told by the scientists how long do we have to say don't tell him that much time we have probably 12 years 1112 years to change course if not it will be irreversible that we will not be able to contain the increase of temperatures at 1.5 degrees at the end of the century what is clear for me is that we absolutely need to rican silo. human kind with nature if you look at history. is 3 is full of examples of people fighting each other i think for the 1st time people are fighting the creation people are fighting mother nature so we need to recognize these and we need to change course your family man secretary-general when you think of your children your grandchildren and their future as this issue the climate crisis does it keep you up

by god or mother nature. our inaction in the face of climate change, they take care climate change, they take care of those asylum-seekers. they show america at our best. they inspire us to do the right thing. if immigration is a problem it's problem this ble country could have. we're going to legalize the 10 million more than in the ups, beginning with dreamers who will never fear country they do not know because we'll make them citizens here in their true home country. we'll never caged another child nor separate another family. e'll welcome them in here and make sure they reveal their genius to the united states of america. and then working together we'll sure that this economy works for everyone. no one has to work a second or a to make ends t meet because we pay them a living wage. that matters to them. that healthcare is not a function of luck or privilege or circumstance, but a basic human right that you can count on for prescription for medication, for mental healthcare and for every woman's ability t

the violence, the persecution, the droughts caused not by god nor by mother nature, but by you and mecesses, are in action in face of the fact and the signs that climate change we're producing, they take care of those asylum seekers and immigrants they show america at our best, and they inspire us to do the right thing, to rewrite our immigration laws in our own image, to show we are a country of asylum-seekers and refugees and that immigration -- if immigration is a problem it's the best possible problem this country could have. [applause] were going to legalize the presence of more than 10 million and the united states 18 with dreams will never again fear deportation back to a country they do not know because we will make them your citizens in this, their true home country. [cheers and applause] we will never take another child nor separate another family. we will welcome them here and make sure they revealed their genius to the united states of america. [cheers and applause] and in working together we will make sure that this economy works for everyone. no one has to work a second

i think mother nature has a schedule of her own.e united states has failed to act on climate. i think at this point mother nature schedule has overtaken our schedule and we need to respond. that's my first point. my second point is this, we know this is a global crisis. the only way we solve this is with a global coalition led by the united states of america. that's what president obama did. unless we have our house in order, how do we go to india, china, to every country in the world and say please do the right thing unless we are doing the right thing. >> i want to go back to the presidential power issue. i say this, i don't mean to fixate on it. you said you'll have 150 separate powers. you can decide to set the standards of electric vehicles. should the president alone be doing that or is this sort of you're going to send an outline of what you hope to have and congress is the one that actually should be doing this. i'm a little confused here. are you going to be declarative? >> this is the equivalent of war powers for the presi

precious structures from the past using whatever means from the present it can quickly throw in mother nature's way. as you may know the name off gabon's capitol hill translates to free city because that's exactly what it is it was officially declared the city for freed slaves in 849 and has since grown into a bustling metropolis full of culture and history to help us get our bearings they are just choreo king shows us around his home town. hello hello i'm kirk and welcome to liberal to my neighborhood. in the capital of. illustrated by king the city in the gulf of guinea home. is rich in raw materials but for many survivors still an everyday struggle. comes from one of its pora neighborhoods. we are in the so-called stadiums on the level. here. and there you have this. is the mosque and on the other side the hospital this is where i grew up this is my area this is my muse. among these tin roofs and rain flooded. so this was the only place he could afford. this is where i lived 3 years ago this was the place where i created my 1st pieces of started my career as an artist. was difficult because

precious structures from the past using whatever means from the present it can quickly throw in mother nature's way. as you may know the name off campus a libra phil translates to free city and east because that's exactly what it is it was officially declared the city for freed slaves in 849 and has since grown into the bestselling metropolis full of culture and history to help us get our bearings they are this choreo king shows us. welcome. if will be the capital of kabul on. this traitor caused by a brain king called the city in the gulf of guinea home a bomb is rich in raw materials but for many survival is still an everyday struggle . like comes from one of lipa builds pora neighborhoods this is one of the you know we are in this so-called stadiums on the level something she was going to hear you have to omar bungle stadium and there you have the orders owns that one will combine the fellow that over there is the mosque and on the other side the hospital this is where i grew up this is my area this is my muse it's not me. i spent his youth among these 10 roofs and rain flooded. he had to fe

estate on mother nature. in a city hub for tourism culture cuisine and entrepreneurship. this is what the damage looks like and there's a big crowd of. people just throwing stones bricks businesses have seen a significant drop in visitors since the unrest began putting serious pressure on the hospitality and tourism sector is which rely on the city's estimated 5000000 annual visit is. how are we going to sustain this to investors with the sort of the chaos that always worries me that will always stresses me out police have increased their numbers on the ground conducting raids and patrols across johannesburg we want to make sure that their parent and last time their people read within a shops it doesn't like it or it doesn't spread at all at the areas we would be remaining in the hot spots or in our the areas that we effect up until we are sure that everything is there to not know my analysts argue the damage is already done this city is the most unequal in the world and it took a long time to begin to get people in the middle class to go and say eat on sidewalks to resta

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criminality rather than see a flop at the present point whatever it is that fact has been devastating on mother nature. and in a city hub for tourism culture cuisine and entrepreneurship. this is what the damage looks like and there's a big crowd of. people just throwing stones breaks businesses have seen a significant drop in visitors since the unrest began putting serious pressure on the hospitality and tourism sector is which rely on the city's estimated 5000000 annual visit is. how are we going to sustain this 2 industries with the sort of the chaos that always worries me that's always stresses me out police have increased their numbers on the ground conducting raids and patrols across johannesburg we want to make sure that a white campaign and last time they people read with a shop so it doesn't. or it doesn't spread to add that area yes we will be remaining in or the horse sports or in our the areas that we effect up until we are sure that everything is and we have to not know my. analysts argue the damage is already done this city is the most unequal in the world and it took a long time to begi

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mother nature's air conditioning turns on tonight. 22 degrees cooler in san francisco tomorrow.ternoon we will see some more clouds. everybody is cooler by sunday afternoon. let's fast-forward to the overnight hours. let's fast- forward to the drive-time on monday. not much rain. the last time we saw widespread rainin mid-may. four months ago. it could happen next monday morning. the future cast shows that rainfall totals could be more than .5 inch. we are clear, mild tonight. not is hot tomorrow. everybody cools down on sunday. sent is a, 88 degrees tomorrow. concord, 94. 60s at the coast. pittsburgh, 92. walnut creek, 92. berkeley, 77. san leandro, 78. lakeport, 95. we will be well below average with those scattered showers to start the week. then the sunshine returns, but the heat does not. that is your friday kpix 5 forecast. >>> new at 6:00, the economy is booming, but not everybody is benefiting from it. >>> plus, a new report shows that bart cars can be death traps. >>> plus, these little critters may look harmless, but there is a big push to eradicate them. ♪ ♪ award win

you don't have long to enjoy that because mother nature takes it all back. >> circle in the sand soundsike an '80's song. >> belinda carlisle sang that. >> she did. >> you want to have the nbc bay area app so you can get alerts. this is a live look outside in san francisco. it's light rain coming down with low cloudiness. we're also seeing this elsewhere in the bay area. here's the live look. freemont here, that's making the commute wet. make sure your windshield wipers are working and they can clear off the rain coming through. we go to san jose where you can see the wet roads and rain on the camera lens. that's what's you're going to see as you head out. we are going to see some wet streets. here's what we're going to see throughout the rest of the morning. at 6:00 this takes us hour by hour and shows us the radar. we're seeing our first round of rain coming through. once again, it's not a really big storm. with it the first we've seen in quite a while, it will make it harder for the drive. it may be slippery. we're having to change up our routine by grabbing the umbrella. through 7:3

to known vaccines that's particularly again just kind of goes off the charts there it's turning mother nature against us. weapons that destroyed by spreading deadly diseases have a long in unhappy history billions of dollars have been spent by governments to create pathogens that can cause fatal illnesses even today some countries are stockpiling just such a deadly arsenal in a widely reported news conference syria has admitted as much. a perhaps more dangerous than the age of rapidly advanced technology it's quite possible for individuals or groups to create biological mayhem. 12 countries that are battling an outbreak of a nasty strain of e. coli life of a strain civil the consequences of this would be longer just not a libya harm see image i'm allison in tricks on you tube in front of the clearly not mission critical 16 people have already died identify the source of this because like contamination has become ever more urgent some have even suggested that the super super resistant strain recall i could have been engineered in a lab. the world health organization calls the deliberate contam

mother nature's orders. buy things where fruit's the first ingredient. two breaded chicken patties plus fries and a drink for $4.99. three patties for $5.99. or even four for just $6.99. four patties? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken sandwich combos. starting at $4.99. >>> we continue to follow the live breaking news thi morning. a tractor trailer fire, and all the westbound lanes shutdown on san pablo. the fire is out but it continues to smolder. mike is keeping tabs of your work arounds this morning. >> bad place. >> but nobody was injured? >> no reports of injury, but there may have been live chickens on the back of the truck. >> oh, how sad. >> folks, in the center of the screen we have the tractor trailer. you can see the outline, the frame of what appears to be the kaopz on the back of the truck. you see the smoldering cab area in the front and the fire crews, chp, these folks right here they were likely originally traveling westbound on i-80 and forced off the freeway and

but like frank said, mother nature knows her job.ing you a look here at the golden gate bridge where we are covered in gray sky. upper 50s to in san francisco. loa little bit cooler in areas over san carlos, san jose. warmer in half moon bay and over the north bay. napa five degrees warmer this morning. a mix of sun and clouds out there around the bay area. partly sunny along the coastline. although as you take your eyes towards santa cruz and capitola, starting out partly sunny, partly cloudy for you there. the on shore breeze is on. fairfield gusting to 26 miles per hour. expected to strengthen through the delta this afternoon. we will be a little breezy as the system begins to move closer to the bay area. a look at your forecast here for the north bay. it will be gorgeous out there by lunchtime. low 70s expected and low 80s for the afternoon. how about a look around. 72 expected for oakland today. 83 in san mateo. 82 for livermore inner bay. the possibility of rain coming our way as early as tomorrow, i have details in the extende

mother nature ysright, an h let's look at the air quality tomorrow. not that good. lend, one more day of poor air quality. some unofficial highs for today. pittsburgh, one-to-one. san martin, 100. ukiah, 100. all three of those locations will not hit the triple digits tomorrow. it is still 94 degrees in oakland. santa rosa, 96. san francisco, could we be done with the 90s for the year? there is a chance. we will look at the microclimate forecast for pleasant pleasanton. look at the change on sunday down to 81 degrees. only the mid-70s for the highs on monday. the photo ball football right here on kpix 5. 72 degrees. a big ridge of high pressure with no ocean breeze until now. it is just beginning to return. it will return along the coast tonight. it will kick this ridge out of here and bring back the onshore flow. how strong is a breeze from the ocean? is it there? it is coming back tomorrow and this will make all of the difference for us. noticed the front coming in from the north on monday. there it is. watch for a widespread shower chance. we begin the week with

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considered rock stars around here. 4000 people came to learn how they can better epare for whatever mother natureat them. there was a lot to learn but morning is only the first step. >> knowing what to do is different than actually doing it. today we are trying to lead them to action. know what to do if you have to evacuate. >> the big draw was 2400 free backpacks containing emergenc items, considering a flashlight and things a family might need. >> we can repair for each of the family members. >> fires can become a real challenge so today people are encouraging people to sign up for soco alert. >> you will get a text on any type of disaster preparedness, if there is an evacuation, if there is a stay in place, whatever that is we are going to alert you. >> the backpacks will prevent the fire from happening but they may move people to action and provide peace of mind when the warm, dry, wind begins blowing. the threat of disaster feels more real when you have lived through one. >> if those fires hadn't happened, do you think you would be here this morning? >> probably not. >> this was the first so

foot and -- but i'm not complaining because they are everybody's safe >> reporter: the worst of mother nature forced them out, but luckily the best of human nature took them in catie beck, nbc news >> a very worthy mission that's "nightly news" for tonight. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, and good night, everyone. >> today on steve. steve: whether you are single or have been been made -- been married for a while. they have been married for 82 years. you want to get married but she don't want to get married. plus, so fabulous, why so single? >> because i work here. >> get help from steve. together forands your host, steve harvey. [applause] steve: are you ready to have a good time today? who likes to go to amusement parks? [applause] do you have a favorite ride? i have a favorite ride. i have a favorite ride at the amusement park. i don't go on it. watching the videos of the people on this ride. i have shown you some of these before. my favorite ride at the amusement park is called the slingshot. they have cameras mounted on some of these slingshots just for the joy of how people hand

dale: we have to realize you can't stop mother nature, and you cannot stop sea level rise. announcer: could the answer come all the way from amsterdam? soledad: what does it feel like to have your name etched in marble? carla: it means quite a bit. announcer: meet the librarian of congress who isn't just protecting american history. she's making it. plus, the blob is back. but this isn't a hollywood monster. it's a real one that has marine biologists worried. ♪ ♪ soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." in the bahamas, the long, underway. hurricane dorian has practically flattened the islandll destruction. . -- the death toll is expected to rise. the category five storm eventually weakened while moving up the atlantic coast. dorian could have been a disaster for south carolina, especially charleston, a low-lying port city. scientists say climate change is causing the sea level to rise there, which means more tidal flooding. over the past 100 years, the sea level in charleston has risen one foot, and is predicted to rise more rapidly over the next five deca

with authorities as they go through destroyed homes looking for squi survivors and those lost to mother nature. we head to a hospital that is turned into a makeshift shelter. this is where a lot of people have been treated, a lot of family members and people occupying the hallways. they've already treated more than 150 people and they don't know how much longer they can continue to operate. governmentirst rpo cannot reach. the u.s. coast guard has been dispatched to rescue survivors, at least 47 so far. >> you can see a united states coast guard helicopter behind me. another military helicopter. they've been running patients in and out they've been rescuing from abaco. rememb >> reporter: states of emergency have been issued from florida to virginia. the storm has now weakened to a category two, but its wind field is getting larger. >> the next couple hours is the critical time for the surge that happens on the east coast of florida. >> reporter: abc news is spread out. gio benitez is in new smearna. >> we're looking at the possibility of the storm surge meeting high tide. flooding is very lik

good for mother nature. >>> let's check the temperatures with mary today. >> we're looking at temperatures seasonal, if not a little bit below average for this time of the year and catching the sunshine. here is a live look with the ocean beach cliff house camera you can see blue skies out there. now i want to show you, we were talking about the treasure island camera there and there we go. you can see, we're looking at mostly sunny skies and now let's show you the sales force tower camera looking east. looking at the bay bridge there, and also the east bay and mount diablo with the sunshine. great to see that after we had the rain yesterday and even on monday as well. so temperatures are already in the 60s and in the 70s. quite comfortable, pleasant conditions, 74 in concord, looking at 67 in oakland. 71 in livermore, 66 san francisco. 71 for san jose as well as for santa rosa. here is the satellite and radar view. there is the low pressure system. that brought the cold frontfr us building in and that will be the dominant weather feature over the next several days. on the futurecast, taki

mother nature showing off with some gorgeous orange colors in the skies. san francisco did not get very warm. san jose was 77. santa rosa was 85. concord was at 83 degrees. tonight, it is chilly in the north bay. we had upper 40s in napa and sonoma counties. we have the great opportunities for upper 40s. concorde is at 48. the pollen count is high. we have a chance they could drop a bit with scattered showers in the north early next week. otherwise, through the weekend, the pollen count is between a 6 and 8. that is above average. it will stay that way for a while. we have really active weather for september. damage one inch of rainfall in september. the note for the rain in the fall, winter, spring. they're getting poured on. i'm talking about this, because it impacts our weather with the onshore flow. we have a good fetch from the ocean. that is why it has been breezy and chilly. but between this norm and the storm, there is a 48 hour opportunity for this ridge to build to the north. when it does, that is when we get hot. we will see widespread 70s at th

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it represents his concern about the impact of human activity on mother nature.s a perfect for the home of the san jose sharks. >> it will be at the shark tank. got it. >> remind me of a hershey kiss. >> it does. see the interpretation. >> that's what art is meant to be. >> we made it it friday. 94 saturday 90 sunday. fall arrives. the heat comes back. >> thanks for joining us on this thursday night. enjoy your friday. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here he is, jimmy fallon

i think we're seeing mother nature catching things up.is the peak of fire season, september and october. we'll keep a close tab. temperatures are cooler today. oakland, you're only at 70 degrees. livermore, 73. baseball tonight, let's keep that winning streak going. the a's start their second game. they're finishing a different game first. 7:07the regular scheduled game. mountain view 59. livermore 57. art and wine festival in mountain view this weekend. nice, little breezy tomorrow. count to sunshine both afternoons and temperatures in the low to mid-70s. and the oakland pride festival is this sunday. plan on sunshine and temperatures also there in the low to mid-70s. maybe wine country's calling your name. lucky you got that call. 81 degrees, mixture of sun and clouds. it will be mild tomorrow. sunday, little closer to average, less wind with a warmer 86 degrees. a pleasant weekend, but if you like it warmer outside, sunday would be the better choice. you'll get rain in the northwest. all of this mess over here rarely leads to rainfall

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the only issue, mother nature sunday at tampa. florida is filled with humidity. james stadium in september, tough on the west coast teams. plus the 90 degree temperatures. 49ers have tried to replicate the conditions by having the players work out in a heated tent. cocaptain richard sherman had a taste of it. >> yes, i've used the tent. if it's that hot out there, they have the devil somewhere in tampa. it's ridiculously hot in that tent. hopefully it works. otherwise we spent time in a sauna we didn't need to spend time in. >>> giants and the dodgers tonight, moving pictures on the late show. oakland coliseum was turned into detroit's comerica park to complete a game. i'm chad bender and i mash. two-run blast completing the scoring. nearly 4 months after the game started, the a's won it 7-3. >>> nhl spotlight here on sharks center joe thornton. he is coming back for a 22nd year with the league. a one-year deal. jumbo is 40 years old, so the r word, retirement, had come up, but a 15th season in san jose, too alluring. >>> addels along with rick berry here in spri

the sculptor says it represents his concerns about the impact of human activity on mother nature. as a bonus, it's also a perfect sculpture for the home of our san jose sharks. >> that was the music i heard. >> he never wanever want to hea you're at the beach. >> all right, this might be a beach weekend. you told us about a warmup. >> we're going to have some hot weather and it starts to warm up today but we feel the hot weather coming in tomorrow. a live look in san francisco, before you head out the door, skies are clear. we're going to get a lot of sunshine anywhere from 50 in napa and santa rosa to 60 in san francisco. 48 in half moon bay, while san jose we're waking up and walking out the door to 59 degrees and as we get out the door for the morning commute in brentwood we'll be at about 62 degrees and dropping down a couple more degrees headed into the sunrise hours, and then we'll see it warming up, we'll be in the mid-70s by 11:00 and as we go throughout the day the south bay high temperatures warmer than yesterday but we'll have a nice breeze picking uhm. east san jose, m

>>we do on fridays but this time around mother nature is kicking it up and you warned us about this we have like heat advisories in place too. >>most of the bay in fact is under heat advisories out all the city of san francisco. most of the east bay north south bay. no one's really immune to it today unless you're just wrong right up and down the. coastline further south on the peninsula. we are going to be seeing abundantly clear skies today that's going to be something but you'll enjoy at least during your morning hours. and hey if you're stepping outside right now i know as i was walking into the office of hope of really good out there. we're not to say that so much into the afternoon after the sun comes up this is your look outside no cloud cover whatsoever really no marine layer president and without that marine layer we're going to have a yet and that another scorcher today that offshore flow very much so bringing high. inland temperatures out towards the coast. and even hotter temperatures today than what we had yesterday now robin mentioned this we do have those heat warnings h

we sort of got mother nature's natural ac, some cooling and winds and we're going to notice clouds hanging out tight throughout the afternoon. as that begins to build, the temperatures are going to remain very comfortable. currently we're in the 60s right now, 63 degrees in fremont. 60 degrees in san francisco, so it's not too cold and it's not too chilly but as we head in towards the afternoon the most noticeable change is going to be the mix of sun and clouds. so not as clear this afternoon, but look at the temperatures, we'll remain in ther 6 and eveng tri-valley.s through i'll tell you how long this cooling trend is expected to last coming up shortly. back to you. >> thanks,4:33 >>> police in mountain view are investigating an apparent shooting that happened los night, this is video of the scene on san carlos avenue where highway 85 crosses over moffett boulevard. we have no details on the shooting but at least one bullet hole could be seen through a garage window. bob redell is trying to get to the bottom of what happened. he'll have a report ahead in our next hour. >>> despite fallin

foot and -- but i'm not complaining because they are everybody's safe >> reporter: the worst of mother nature forced them out, but luckily the best of human nature took them in catie beck, nbc news >> a very worthy mission that's "nightly news" for tonight. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, and good night, everyone. >>> right now at 6:00, a vip grand opening at chase center. we'll tell you who the warriors honored and thanked today. >>> plus, going home. the last two victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting released from the hospital. and the reopening today that springs hope back to the gilroy community. >> but first we continue our live coverage in santa barbara. we have new details following that horrific boat fire, how these people lost their lives and how the crew reacted. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this tuesday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we have more news about the deadly boat fire. many families impacted. the rescues changed to recovery. 14 people still missing but presumed dead. tonight the heartache a