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like wendell and others, they all have wonderful road signs that say we used to get along with mother nature and we have left that far in the dust. >> how did you connect with wendell berry? >> i read his stories in my 20's and i immediately wrote him a letter and said can i adapt your work? he wrote me back which was great and he said no. he said he is not interested in seeing any interpretations of his work. i kept bugging him, writing him letters and he would write me back. finally after 15 years or so, i got hooked up with a filmmaker named laura done who was making a documentary about him and i was able to help and that's when he found out i was a woodworker. wow was -- when i was an actor, he didn't have any time for me. but his son said hey that guys in my woodworking magazine. so i got to know the family and i became an ally. one of my favorite things to do is introduce as many people as i can to his writing. i have done audiobooks of a couple of his books of essays and i'm getting ready to do a new book that is coming out of his that is very exciting. he is an incredibly prolific ar

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it is like she is taking care of this area for us. >> reporter: mother nature prov. nature provides. in santa rosa, kpix 5. >> how much water are we talking talking about? take a look, this this is from sonoma water sensors and you can see a spike in cubic feet the day after the quake. take a look at that. yesterday there was another spike taking it almost twice as high as before the earthquake. > >> other stories around the bay. a fremont man was hit and killd and killed by a car this morning morning after ditching an allegedly stolen ford mustang on on the san mateo bridge. the 31-year-old led authorities on e a chase after stealing the mustang from half moon bay. eventually he ran out of gas, got out of the car near the hayward toll plaza, and that is when he was hit. > >> it looks like foster city is once again looking for nonlethal nonlethal methods to solve its . its problem. the city is inundated with canadian geese. it led to health concerns and parks and lakes. foster city received a permit to lethally remove up to 100 geese, but the focus will first be a man

so certainly feeling that relief thanks to mother nature's natural ac and temperatures out there right now. 59 degrees for half moon bay with brentwood in the mid 90's at 93 degrees. so very unique micro climates there. but that cool sea breeze will be back in full force tonight, bringing us widespread cooling all the way through wednesday. details that on your full forecast in just a few minutes. back to, you know, well, murray said thank you. coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, nasa's artemis one launch delayed for a 3rd time. but this time mother nature is to blame. >> plus, caltrain unveiling its new electric trains this weekend. when you can expect to ride in one. and when we return, governor gavin newsom announcing a crackdown on the sale of catalytic converters, an attempt to curb companies at 6 continues in just a moment. 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 tha

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that's power that's mother nature >> that's the power of mother nature and that's what citizens have been urged to evacuate for. the journalist you see have safety techniques as well as back up to try to deal with covering the safely. but appreciate their service. it is going to push to florida. >> it's just gonna come in here for a second. >> it is a slow-moving aspect, eight miles per hour they're bracing for two months worth of rain according to estimates that will come down in a matter of days. we it is live in naples, ali, what are you seeing in your report? outer bands, it is a dirty end of the storm. obviously, this part hit us. a couple hours ago the first time in six hours that i've done back down to ground level. it's a few hours ago, i asked my team. we heard something that sounded like structural damage undress. we have been reporting from upstairs. and look at this, it's a cinder block wall that was the entire width of this area. it came crashing down. you can see it the center block all over the place. it was not a structural wall, there is a beam here. there's a joist

mother nature has thrown up a very interesting set of hurricanes.calm eye where you can get out of your seat, surrounded by the strongest part of the storm, the eye wall, which can cause the eye wall, which can cause the most damage and generate the most damage and generate the storm surge. very interesting as you are coming in, today's flights were quite rough with ian, sg forces, similar to what rough with ian, sg forces, similarto whatan rough with ian, sg forces, similar to what an astronaut might feel taking off into space. very surreal experience today, and getting into the eye, ultra—calm, but knowing we have a category four storm bearing down on florid, it's also a sobering experience. you mention space, _ also a sobering experience. you mention space, i _ also a sobering experience. you mention space, i can't help but think we have thousands of satellites monitoring the earth. , ., ., ., earth. -- bearing down on florida- — earth. -- bearing down on florida. what _ earth. -- bearing down on florida. what are - earth. -- bearing down on flor

. >> reporter: mother nature is lg outs for it too. >> you can't control mother nat.ter. it's almost like she was taking care of thea for us. >> reporter: mother nature prov. >> how much water are we talkin? this is sonoma's water censors.u see a spike in cubic feet per second the day after. yesterday there was another spike taking it almost twice as high as before the earthquake. > >> a live look at the state capl where farm workers are calling n governor to sign a law making it it easier for them to unionize.e push got a surprise celebrity that showed up to support >> reporter: known songs like voice of the voice less, the guitarist led a concert. his hope, this performance leads to another act. >> democracy in the workplace it he is not supporting. he should be ashamed of himself. >> seeing words directed at govr newsom, message on repeat as hundreds joined the concert. the the concert. the central characters of the story are the farm workers. nunez has not slept in her bed since early august. >> i pray to god every single d. it's not easy. >> reporter: through an

. >> reporter: mother nature is lg too. >> you can't control mother nate and we definitely need more water right now. it's almost like she was taking care of thea for us. >> reporter: mother nature prov. >> just how much water are we tg about? this is from sonoma's water censors. you see a spike in cubic feet per second the day day after the quake on tuesday.e was another spike taking it almost twice as high as before the earth cake. > >> it's time for weather and tr. we got a little bit rain. it's drying out, warming up. everythg is going up this weekend. >> everything is going up. i know. it's like happy fall. just fall. just kidding. it's still . take a look outside, this is a e look from treasure island overlg beautiful san francisco skylinet fog layer is sticking along the coastline for us today, drier than it has been for the past couple days. that area of low pressure that brought in the moisture this week, it's long again. we are seeing the marine layer return into the late evening. it will make its appearance tomorrow morning. the appearance tomorrow morning. the appearance

so look at little stronger and sweat without mother nature. helping you sweat? well, this is one option will keep walking down here as well. if you want to get your cardio on? well, look at that. they have bicycles. they even have a basketball court. so this facility is open. one of many cooling centers across the bay area open for business because they know it will be high 90's, triple digits and many locations. take a look at your screen. we want to show you some of the tips. always good to pass along, even if it helps one or 2 people today. so reminder, don't leave your kids or your pets inside your card any time today because he's going to heat up really quickly drink plenty of water. make sure to get your workout on before the sun comes up. if you can't go inside the gym like this location, the try to get your workout done, say before 10 o'clock because mother nature will clear her throat. and then we are talking about possible heat problems to your body. and one final tip that i love to pass along. look at the bottom of your screen. there. try to walk your

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. >> mother nature is looking out for it to. >> you can't control mother nat. like she was taking care of this area for us. >> mother nature provides. in santa rosa, kpix 5 . >> in honor of hispanic heritage heritage month, the uss hornets museum in alameda had a whole day of celebrations. special exhibits and displays highlighting how hispanic ameris have contributed toout u.s. history to the armed forces. they shared how they found their their way into the forces. thats that includes, who served in the in the air force for 10 years. >> the ways we choose to serve and the regions we to choose to service the way we did are as crazy and diverse as the 60 plus plus latinos in this country. >> >> she was the first hispanic female aviator to earn a metal for combat hobby operations andw she is the author of works, incg bilingual children's books about about aviation, inspired by her decade of service. > >> kpix 5 is honoring hispanic heritage month, sharing a story of a local artist who is putting putting latino issues front and center for the world to see. here is

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so maybe this is just another piece of that puzzle next to mother nature's incredible show of force in the mediterranean here on earth though, yes, right back here on earth, at least four separate water spouts were spotted simultaneously. look at this video. this is off the coast. of the spanish island majorca, late last week, a resident captured this jaw dropping footage from a boat attempting to navigate through the rough seas. now local media there reports say that the twisters came amid stormy weather for the island. listen, listen. one water spout here would be impressive enough, let alone, what, 2? maybe three? i think i see three. there's a little one in the back there. maybe four. listen, if i were on a boat, i'd be more concerned with getting back to land than shooting video. but everyone's fine. ok? next, friendship. daredevil giving. new meaning to the phrase living life on the edge take a look at this nail biting video speed flyer david and reeve is seen gliding down a mountain in the australian alps alps, narrowly missing trees, bushes and rocks on his way down now speed f

. >> reporter: a rotten turn of events with mother nature that could impact millions of tomatos usedn from consu. from consumers. >> when you go to the store andt tomato sauce and there are onlya few cans, then you buy extra. >> >> there is crop insurance but t bank on it. >> all it does, you don't make any money. >> reporter: he said it will bed to catch up. given the ever rising price of doing business during inflation. > >> that is crazy. > >> that is it for the news of 5. of 5:00. > >> puerto rico in crisis again as hurricane fiona leaves massive flooding and power outa. power outages. the community is stepping up to help. >> it has been hard. they have n without water almost . >> they're working to get relieo the island. >> it is imperative to get it fixed. > >> another first alert weather . weather day. tracking how long the pattern will last. > >> taxing millionaires to fund electric cars.

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i mean, that is the incredible power of water moving with winds from mother nature.ng about winds of 140-plus miles per hour. let's take a look as we're standing here. and the reason we're taking a look at the drone picture of this area is because in a couple areas, it will not look like this. if that storm surge exceeds 7, 10, or predicted in some places to be as high as 18 feet, much of what we see in this video here looking down will be a city inundated by water. residents who live in those zones that were evacuated, the "a" zone and the peace river, the "b" zone which is the orange area, those were, please get out, mandatory evacuation. although, they can't physically remove somebody. when you hear the word mandatory evacuation. some people stayed behind. you get into the yellow zone where it was not a mandatory evacuation, now with a storm surge that could go as high as, say, 18 feet, the yellow zone would be impacted as well. i met one resident who told me that, like, he thought at 9 feet he would be okay. now he hears it's going higher, the it's not going to w

this evening, mother nature not done with the bay area just yet. we're tracking pretty severe weather just to the north of clear lake where we are tracking some pop-up thunderstorms with lightning there. we are going to see, though, light to moderate downpours throughout this evening. as you can see, they are field and even just north of antioch, we're starting to notice is self as form there and also concord and walnut creek tracking some light to moderate showers out there right now as our fremont and milpitas san jose, big bull's eye over. use your finally noticing some of that wet weather that the coast got earlier this morning. but as you can see, no showers out in the pacific. so it looks like the bulk of the wet weather going to remain throughout our north bay, east bay and south bay valleys overnight into monday. slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms. your full work. the forecast coming up in just a few minutes standing. well, back to you. >> i'm a racing. thanks a lot with the rain and windy weather prompted some service disruptions in the

. >> mother nature delivered. take delivered.mpared to today. talking abous old record. open got to 100 degrees. airport to 97. it breaks the record of 96. san jose broke the record by 5 degr. santa rosa by 8 degrees. 112 at the airport and also 112 in down santa rosa. -- is the all-time d in 50 years of record-keeping. t up to 112 in concord. there is e in store tomorrow. let's talk about the impact of climate cha. heat waves have always happenedt is the time of year when they are more frequent. they have ben getting more intense because ovl temperatures have been going out. as you shift the distribution of temperatures with the increase, just a little a little bit over the past several decades, it takes what s in and out of reach event and makes it that much more likely.t waves happen more often. the extreme heat waves become more likely as well. this is the patn we have been seeing over severa. it is evident by the number of s and

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out of a look at your forecast in a recent hey there, dan well, yeah, we are noticing finally mother nature's ac helping to cool us off after a very muggy tropical day out there. and we're going to continue to see. >> a drying trend that's actually going to make temperatures tomorrow. feel a lot cooler than what they actually are because we're not really going to see much of that subtropical moisture in the bay area. so let's take a live look outside right now. as you can see, city hall, very patriotic out there this evening lit up in red, white and blue in honor of 9.11. and let's take a look right now current conditions for your bay area forecast because we are tracking very light scattered showers to parts of the north bay over saint helene and starting to inch closer towards napa. but most of that moisture that parading before it hits the ground, also known as bergen still tracking those tropical remnants of what was once hurricane kay out there in southern california this evening. but relative humidity out there right now because of that subtropical moisture up to 43% in concord orinda 6

and mother nature is a very fierce adversary. so please heed those warnings. >> all right, so kate, those two mandatory evacuations in hillsborough county, we're talking about nearly 400,000 residents. >> carlos, thank you so much. and also we heard from chad, the biggest risk facing the tampa bay area and we also heard from the governor is the storm surge. ian is now forecast to bring the highest water levels ever recorded in the region and possibly doubling its previous record. bill weir is in the middle of it all. how bad could it get there? >> it could get really bad. 1985, hurricane helena set the stage at four feet and this could double that. and any sort of adjustment in that track that chad was talking about brings some relief to the folks here in st. pete, tampa. and that storm could come up and gr grinds right into tampa bay those storm surges as we talked about, 15 inches of water could be deadly. could take you down if it is moving. and so that is why they say, you hide from the wind and you run from the water. to giv

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thanks to mother nature's cool sea breeze. but we are going to see moderate to unhealthy air particles. the poorest for those of you in the east bay. that's what we're going to be under a spare. the air alert all day on saturday. so just keep that in mind. you do have any pulmonary, a respiratory issues tomorrow may not be the day. if you want to start your labor day barbecue plans early though, 10 degrees above - average livermore trying to flirt with that triple digit heat. 10 degrees above average. warming up to 98 degrees. very seasonal comfortable temperatures along the coast and east bay shoreline, upper 60's to mid 70's. no one complaining there. but temperatures out there right now. we're seeing quite the temperature contrasts, especially between antioch, downtown san francisco in half moon bay, upper 50's along the coast with low to mid 80's. as you make your way inland. concord, an antioch in the low to mid 80's out there right now. even at this 9 o'clock hour or so, just an indicator of how hot it was already today

erin. >> hopefully mother nature will cooperate over the next few weeks. george solace, thank you.ckouts and deadly fires and thunderstorms and flash flooding throughout the mountain and desert regions as teams are expected to reach triple-digits in some areas. "the los angeles times" this morning leads with that warning as the heat wave is expected to break records. for more, let's bring in nbc news correspondent steve patterson, live in los angeles. hopefully with a fan nearby. >> reporter: yeah, well let's start with what that extreme heat is currently fuelling. the two devastating wildfires in northern california. just burning a few miles apart at this point. fueled by that extremely hot weather. the bone dry vegetation and the wind picking up, devastating communities, the mill fire in particular responsible for two dead so far. at least 100 homes have burped. but maybe more is the estimation. that fire started on friday. picked up by that wind. expanded to 4200 acres. that is where it is at right now. thankfully it is 40% contained. so firefighters have gotten a little bit of

you understand mother nature wins every time. >> brian: yep. >> here is what i know about the people state of florida and the people of this community. when the storm is over, those who don't need help will help those who do need help. and there is going to be a lot of people that need help this time. >> brian: some people need help new yorkers we pivot to this thing you do full time full time and that's fight crime. i was with you many times you have been on before and spending a day with governor desantis first stop to you to a law enforcement event. do you have the support of your local government. the law enforcement here is not getting the support of theirs. and elizabeth gomes role the video. in if you haven't seen it. if there is a monitor, check it out. this woman happened to be coming out of subway. this guy wanted to come on to her. she want nothing to do with him. so he literally beats the hell out of her. she is about to lose an eye. broken ribs, bruised from head to toe. when she spoke out yesterday. she said our city needs help. we are going through a lot here. i rememb

they are scrambling to react to the next curveball mother nature ses up. kpix5. > >> containment is 21% for the mosquito fire burning in placerd el dorado counties. crews are seeing some progress. when you add in the high winds and theres concern on the eastern flank of that fire. we are at 71,000 acres that have been scorched. 8 structures have been destroyed and 13 structures have been damaged. the repopulation process has begun. >> the way that that fire developed and came into the lower end of forest hill, that is why folks were evacuated and why folks were not allowed back in because of the potential of . of this. >> the expected rainfall tomorrow to early next week is an opportunity for firefighters to make some real progress. they they also say that too much rain has the opposite effect and cas the ground to slide. that will put their crews on the ground at ground at risk. > >> after a week of migrants being moved across state lines by republican governors, a second plane has arrived in northern california. norcal resist says the people arrived late

mother nature join that years ago. >> and you know it better than i rob. also, bolton said it better than anybody. mother nature. she's just chemistry, biology and physics. she bats last you bats 1000. and she has joined this conversation. and that's what gives me hope. >> it's been a busy few days for the governor's side from this speech. newsom also delivered the closing remarks that climate week nyc, the event included 1000 leaders from around the world determined to find solutions to save the planet. there is now legislation on the governor's desk to deal with a wild pig problem. but it's rather controversial in the bay area. santa clara county seems to have the biggest problem with those wild pigs. this is video from kron. 4 of you are showing what people are dealing with. they just tear people's lawns. the bill on the governor's desk with lower hunting fees for killing feral hogs. but both animal rights and hunting groups have urged the governor not to sign it. the state is still taking suggestions from the public and how to deal with this problem. w

. > >> well the calendar says, it's fall, but the weather and mother mother nature have other plans. details on our long weekend. > >> plus using the power of the sun to stay fire-ready. the new agreement for california fire c. fire crews. afternoon, everybody, i'm reed cowan. > >> b.a.r.t. says don't get on if if you can avoid it. kpix 5's anne makovec is here in the newsroom with the big problems that really stretched all day and probably will go into tonight. what a mess! it was a nightmare scenario for about 200 200 passengers stuck on board a train that got caught in the trans bay tube. it lost power, and they were in the dark on that train for about two hours. it really is something that strikes fear into your heart. it it happened just after 7:00 in the morning when a substation providing electricity to the trains and the tube went off-li. went off-line. they finally got it powered back up at about 9:0. about 9:00. you are looking at cell phone video of people just hanging out walking through. the the train, that is. once the power got up, riders were taken back to the west oa

thanks to mother nature's ac winds out of the west bank. so that cool sea breeze influence 20 miles per hour less. so fortunately, not tracking major gusty winds. otherwise would be under red flag warning. but friendly reminder, we're still under severe to extreme drought conditions for most of the bay area and a spare the air alert going into effect tomorrow because of moderate to unhealthy air particles and this triple digit heat going to last for a long time. almost a week. your full forecast coming up in 10 at 10 outlook in just a few minutes. ken and catherine, back to you. thank of recent tonight, 2 fires are burning about 400 miles north of the bay area. >> way up in siskyou county off. i-5. the mill fire has now burned more than 2500 acres has just hours after erupting at about 1 o'clock today that fire has destroyed home. some people have been injured. we don't have numbers on either of that. more than 7,000 people we know did have to evacuate, heading to jammed roads this labor day weekend. >> and now a second wildfire wildfire ha

mother nature is not interrupt things at all. current temps are in the 50's and 60's with alameda in hayward each at 60 degrees. fremont oakland, san francisco at 57 while petaluma in the upper 40's. don't forget those jackets. as you venture out there today, a little warmer than yesterday. those details are still to come right thank you for that. well, if you are hopping on bart today, we've got a 20 minute delay on the various a line in the daly city direction. so factor that into your morning commute. >> heading into the city right now. metering lights are on. so about 11 minutes to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, 13 minute ride. that's a 80 to 101. as you're traveling there across towards peninsula, a richmond sandra fell bridge with a 7 minute arrived tolls to 101. there. and we're checking on 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, a little under 12 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 601. now. and the big story that we're following as the search for the shooters who opened fire on

reality is we're living in an era of extreme extreme heat, extreme drought as a consequence of mother nature's fury. >> a stern warning from the governor on the future of our climate on the first day of what we think is going to be the longest heatwave of the season in california, a state of emergency is in effect right now because of the heat. governor newsom made the declaration in the hopes of increasing energy production and to give those excessive heat warnings and tell us all to conserve triple digit temperatures expected as john said throughout the bay area for several days. and it's going to get hotter day by day. the state's power supply is already a concern. >> well, a flex alert was extended through friday. and a flex alert is when the state's energy grid operator asked people to cut down on electricity, used to avoid overwhelming the power grid in anticipation of more people blasting their a c the california independent system operator wants to get ahead of that. everyone's running there a season full blast and then go ahead and use in their usual appliances all at once. that can a

. >> the governor says that you just can't overrun mother nature. meantime, he signed an executive order intended to boost the state's energy supply temporarily. and he's urging the legislature to pass his energy plan, which includes extending the life of the diablo canyon nuclear plant in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you, ella. today's flex alert may be over for the time being but there's another one set for tomorrow. >> it's asking everyone to be cautious about our energy use as many of us try to figure out just how to stay cool. our first resist asio has more now from walnut creek. >> the temperatures here in wanna creek are already starting to creep up. i spoke with some experts here at the ace hardware. >> about how to best to beat the heat without crashing the grant. the key word here solution. bob florists with ace hardware in walnut creek says fans can effectively cool a home and the best time to be energy efficient or the big standing one cent rotate their well. it's important especially with the heat wave to keep your

based on the power of mother nature, we are incredibly lucky.r can do. >> yes, we saw it yesterday with ali, and it was just shocking to see, so it's good to hear that you think you guys are going to be okay at least compared to your neighbors certainly. thank you very much, amy patterson, collier county manager, we appreciate your time. >>> coming up next, an emergency services official in a city that has seen significant damage. is? (cecily) yup, with this amazing new camera. smile! (adam) and you got it on verizon? (cecily) even better. i got verizon's new plan. includes apple one. that's apple music, apple tv+, apple arcade, icloud+. (adam) i hear the acting's pretty good on that one. (cecily) so is the deal i got from verizon. iphone 14 pro, on them! you should get one. oh, selfie time! wow, you can hustle when you need to. (vo) get a new iphone 14 pro, on us. and get it with one unlimited for iphone. only on the network america relies on. verizon. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any ide

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mother nature is left to devour the abandoned space, one branch at a time.these dilapidated buildings, or so-called lost places fascinate german photographer sven fennema. his work is getting noticed online but some of the attention is unwelcome. sven's lost places are being found by a new generation of content-hungry creators. >> saronno in northern italy is home to the ruins of the isotta fraschini car factory. it's been deserted since 1990. and bushes, shrubs, and trees have been sprouting up between the steel girders. nature is reclaiming its space in record time. ruins like this are a playground for krefeld-based photographer sven fennema. >> there's a true symbiosis here. it's not a conflict like how we normally try to keep nature in check, cut it back, and shape it. here, nature can unfold freely, and yet it does so through dialog in the end in dialog with the building. and that just produces very astonishing images. >> italy is fennemas destination of choice, because hardly anywhere else has as many modern ruins. unlike in germany, many things are ju

not only do they have to deal with inflationary pressures, the have to do with mother nature, which theeserve cannot do anything about. >> the federal reserve did increase prices this week. how do you expect that to impact inflation? will that bring any relief to farmworkers and farmers here? >> i'm not sure what it will mean for farmworkers. i do know that what the fed is trying to do is balance everything out. prices are really high. raising rates will cost borrowing to possibly slow down on the consumer and producer side. it could help balance things out. but we will see what happens. i know that the fed said that they plan to continue to raise rates more as they tried to balance things out and slow it down. >> what other ways is inflation being felt in the food sector? >> most prices are up. beef and prices are really high. a lot of people all around you are feeling the pain for their restaurant owners, et cetera. it's being felt evenly across the food sector. we pay attention to earning reports. the margins of some retailers are the same as they have been. there have been some ques

mother nature is left to devour the abandoned space, one branch at a time.these dilapidated buildings, or so-called lost places fascinate german photographer sven fennema. his work is getting noticed online but some of the attention is unwelcome. sven's lost places are being found by a new generation of content-hungry creators. >> saronno in northern italy is home to the ruins of the isotta fraschini car factory. it's been deserted since 1990. and bushes, shrubs, and trees have been sprouting up between the steel girders. nature is reclaiming its space in record time. ruins like this are a playground for krefeld-based photographer sven fennema. >> there's a true symbiosis here. it's not a conflict like how we normally try to keep nature in check, cut it back, and shape it. here, nature can unfold freely, and yet it does so through dialog in the end in dialog with the building. and that just produces very astonishing images. >> italy is fennemas destination of choice, because hardly anywhere else has as many modern ruins. unlike in germany, many things are ju

it's unplainable what mother nature can do. >> we're okay right now. a lot of cleanup ahead. you know, cars are not working. cars are wrecked. the garage is flooded. it was just a nightmare. like you thought you were on the titanic. >> nicky, when you showed marco island and you're still in marco island, but this is your parents house you're looking at, right? >> yeah. so we come from a big italian family. wore always at mom's house. everyone that knows, we're always at mom's house. my father is in italy. we got the mandatory evacuation the morning of or the morning before. i said i can't leave mom home align. we brought the wife, kids and my sister came. >> we had no idea this would happen. >> we've been through so many hurricanes. i never could have imagined this. we've been through irma. we've been through wilma on the east coast. >> this was different. >> this was something i've never seen in my life. >> seemed like the rain and the surge was something that they could not appreciate or even calculate. your mom obviously didn't want to leave. we are hearing a lot of people

further inland, i think we will be five to ten degrees below the lady records unless mother nature has other ideas and we end up overachieving on tomorrow's forecast highs. we will keep an eye on the hour by hour trends but thursday looks like the hotter day. we will keep the alert going inland all the way through friday. because temperatures for the end of the workweek will still be in the md 90s in san jose. and we should see an improvement as we head through the weekend. temperaturs backing down. back to near normal temperatures by monday and tuesday of next week. we have to get there first. three more days of extreme heat. espey on thursday. 110 degrees on a widespread basis, inland in the east bay. additional clouds this this weekend. we are watching that for the potential of a dry lightning threat. doesn't look like it is tremendously likely, but it is the outside chance we keep an eye on once the heat wave comes to an end. > >> sports is coming up after the the break, the giants need to keep piling up wins. did the win win streak reach five? plus, matt olsen. welcome back to the

. >> reporter: all of our drinking drinking water comes from mothe, comes from mother nature, but it it might not always be there to meet our demands. as nina says, it is important to protect the . >> this story was part of our one-hour drought special done with stations around our state. if you missed it, you can watch it tomorrow night at 7:00 right here on kpix 5 and streaming os news bay area. >> with that said, it's probably no surprise that cal oes is exg extreme fire conditions. extra resources are being deployed all all across california, includine engines. as you enjoy your weekd you enjoy your weekend, know that there were people out there there giving it there's to keeps there's to keep us safe. they want to forget seems like what you see behind me. one year ago, ago, the cal door fire burned ad forced evacuations in south lake lake tahoe. this labor day weekd this labor day weekend, it looks looks a lot different. crews wat to keep it that way. here is laura safely. >> reporter: one year ago, southlake was a ghost town. ther fire burned towards tahoe. >> it was really sad

. -- mother nature is full of lead stories, this would would be a lot of headlines. > >> some wild weather in southern southern california last week from heat to the wind brought by by the tropical system, then the the rain. we have the mugginess in place around the bay area stl area still. that decreases as wd toward tonight. the low fog is going to be spreading back across the bay and into the inland by early tuesday morning. the cooling trend continues thh the middle of the week, below average temperatures for the ene area for the next couple of days, then a minor warm-up as wt the end of the week. improving air quality as well. let's take a look at the radar right now, we are tracking a few showers trying to get going, eating on t on that fringe of the tropical . tropical moisture. one shower tried to hit the ground, but a lot what you see is evaporating before it hits the ground. it falls as rain but evaporates before it can hit the ground. a couple of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes, but nothing like that in the bay area. we have to watch this batch of showers off the coast in case