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fans seated here in mt. davis are clearly not afraid of heights whereas i'm white knuckling the railing because as you can see, we're a long way from the field. >> reporter: the a's honor the 1989 world series championship team. loma prieta rattled game 16. and the championship game never happened. >> at the time, it wasn't a bigs are happy to attend. >> when we played here, we drew almost 3,000 people, what it tells you if you win they will come. >> reporter: or if you build it, they will come. which is what's the a's owner is hoping for the new stadium. >> these types of events give us the momentum to make that happen. >> anthony flores will have the game highlights coming up in sports. >>> frances is here now and for those going to the game, pleasant weather. >> oh, yeah, it's going to be gorgeous, it's going to be sunny, low 70s, you'll see need the hats and sunscreen. look at those gorgeous live shots from the east bay hills. you see mt. diablo there in the background. we will see a pleasant summer day.

. -- nicknamed mt.is, and the entire stadium is sold out! >> we had a full house last night except for matt davis so we're adding another 50 seats. >> that's the reason we bought tickets to this game. we seen it advertised and i go they're opening up, let's get tickets, you know? and it's always been covered. >> reporter: the expected crowd: fix,782. 56,-- 56,682. >> it feels great. >> reporter: the athletics hope taking the tarps off mt. davis for one night will show support for the team and the bid for a new stadium. >> we just wanted to set a record, show the interest in the a's right now especially with our amazing season, with the young players. and this is a great way to do it to showcase it here in oakland. >> they won yesterday, now it's time to send 'em home. >> giants all day, baby! >> gonna be a great day. and the oakland a's will win today! [ laughter ] >> reporter: if that attendance does cross the 56,000 mark, it will be the largest crowd for baseball in coliseum history and the highest at

but if you are hiking up towards mt. diablo or mt.d reach from the 90s to 110 degrees. overnight lows will only drop to the 80s and 70s. heat illnesses are possible. also heads up, there's still an air quality alert because of th, yosemite. here is a live picture, we're actually finally being able to see the half dome. we haven't seen that all week. so it is improving, but it's still out there. be careful if you're traveling around the state. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a sunny typical summer afternoon with morning fog and afternoon sunshine. inland temperatures up to the low 90s. around the bay, 70s to near he -- near 80. at the coast, in the 60s. tomorrow, we'll see hot numbers. tuesday and wednesday we could see the mid-90s. around the bay, mid-80s. at the coast with the strong onshore flow that stays with us all week, temperatures there will stay in the 60s. >> all right, frances. you packed in a lot of good information in that time. >> thanks. >> thank you. >>> a palo alto woman and her elderly mother were

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mt. tam summit is nearly 2600 feet above sea level. and the revamains of an abandon military base cover a lot part. >>> that's always a beautiful view from mt. tam. take a look at live doppler 7 and you will notice that we have the usual fog but we also have some mid and high-level clouds coming in. it's all in association with the monsoon moisture that has been triggering thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. hundreds of lightning strikes so far. some of that unstable air may be heading in our direction. these thunderstorms have been producing rain in the central sierra so far which is good news. now, the clouds have been adding a little more humidity to the air so we're not used to this all the time. you may have noticed right now the dew points are in the 50s and the 60s for most of you, which is between muggy and humid out there. thre is a good breeze coming in off the ocean so that should help kind of counterbalance that. santa cruz cam showing you the fog and the high clouds. 65 in san francisco, it's 69 in oakland. so far the high

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>> we had a full house last night except for mt. davis so now we're adding another 9,000 seats.have the chance to have the biggest crowd in the history of this stadium for baseball. >> that's the reason we bought tickets to this game. they're opening it up, let's get tickets. >> reporter: the expected crowd, 56,782 people. >> it's cool. when this place gets loud and our fans get behind us, it's exciting. last night's crowd was amazing, and bigger than that will be great. >> it's rare for to us sellout. when the fans show up, days like today, it makes it feel great. >> reporter: the athletics hope taking the tarp off mt. davis for one night will also show support for the team and the bid for a new stadium. >> we just wanted to set a record, show the interest in the a's. especially with the amazing season this year, the young players, and this is a great way to do it. >> reporter: for fans, it's all about the bay area rivalry. >> it's time to send 'em home. >> giants all day, baby! >> gonna be a great day. and the oakland a's will win today! [ laughter ] >> reporter: if that atten

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maybe see mt. diablo.ee the golden gate bridge. >> nice. >> so excited to have you singing tonight at the game. >> national anthem. >> great weather for you out there, marcus, although more humid. highs today reaching the low 70s. a lot of sunshine and it's going to be comfortable out there. throughout the game, our temperature's dropping back into the mid-60s but we have the fog sitting right over the golden gate bridge right now. most of the rest of san francisco is clear at this point but we see those microclimates in full effect. you'll see more of that heading into the weekend. right now, as we see, mostly cloudy skies and hazy with the friday started. concord, still humid and 86 degrees in the middle of the day and probably going to feel warmer than the actual temperature. and then clearing skies for tonight as we come back down to 77 degrees at 8:00. right before sunset. let's get a look at all of our microclimates for today. high in morgan hill 86 degrees. winds northwest at 15 miles per hour. oakl

emeryville camera showing you a view of the fog as you see mt. tam well in the background. low 80s santa a, napa. 89 in livermore. san francisco pretty much under the fog. the breeze has picked up as well. coastal fog expands overnight tonight. a ride range -- wide range of temperatures. what's left of the monsoon flow will start to lift on out of here and what's going to replace it is the continuation of an expanding marine layer going into 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. for the afternoon, that fog is just going to linger near the coastline but for the rest of you, sunshine and temperatures coming down a few degrees around the region. mid-50s tomorrow morning around the coastal areas, mid to upper 50s around the bay. inland areas in the low 60s. fog will be around near the usual spots coast and bay. sunshine and warm weather inland. 88 in concord, 72 oakland, 81 in napa, 82 santa rosa, 66 san francisco, 62 in half moon bay. on the peninsula, palo alto 76 and i don82 degrees in san jose. if you're going to the aids walk on sunday, it is going to be ideal walking conditions wit

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residents in mt. vernon had it on their roads. ey're costly and can damage cars. now, he sees a chance for a do-over. >> now that they're repaving the street, they have to take them out. it's a perfect opportunity not to get them again. the 20 homes by the end of the month. it might be considered. >>> some scary moments for a family around the white house. >> a lightning bolt shot through their home. a 12-year-old said he was just sitting in the living room when all this happened. the good news is that nobody was hurt. >> heavy rain in houston forced them to consle an event there. areas downtown houston were hit with four to six inches of rain. the city main fireworks show planned.as no one was allowed on-site, this means that they had to watch at their homes. >> for us a different story. it's hot around here. omif you've beenaining like us, you go outside and it's boiling, we get a rake coming on. >> this is day seven in the 90e. thn a row is a heat wave. but it's 88 degrees any time. the heat wave continues. we're still in it and not going to break out of it unt

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look on top of mt. diablo, 81 degrees. there is still warmth lingering for the afternoon hours in our inland valleys. if you're waking up right now in hayward and los gatos you're about 60 degrees. what will happen on this day, a lot of us not working. maybe we're heading to the beaches, the pool, the lake or out on the bay. the biggest thing you need to watch out for north of the bay bridge is the strong sunshine, the high burn potential. in fact, the fastest winds will blow from 1:00 this afternoon through 10:00 this evening in the area you see shaded in yellow. they'll be blowing out of the southwest to northeast. that's that strong marine layer that will keep our air really clean except for when you look up. let's take a look at the peninsula, 63 at about 8:00. 67 at 10:00. mid to upper 70s from noon all the way through 6:00 and 69 at 8:00. here we go in the north bay. we'll reach some 80s. 61 at 8:00. 76 at noon. 80s from about 1:00 to 5:00 and a comfortable 69, also, at 8:00. and for the east bay shoreline we'll stay

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a long story but roosevelt after he left the president si, 48 hours after leaving, saved mt. olympus in washington state. part of olympic national park. went to african for the smithsonian institute and he live behind for will howard taft, the taft administration started giving sweetheart deals to corporations, what they could the guggenheim syndicate. the today's exxonmobil or shell and giving them sweetheart deals and clearcutting whole areas and leaving it in -- the raping, the beginning of the raping of the coal lands of alaska, pinchot blew a whistle and went to see relevant and came back and one of the first speeches he gave was -- the america the beautiful movement and roosevelt weighed in on it and created most successful third party in the american history, the bull moose party in 1912, and that conservation plank becomes what the ccc will become under fdr, roosevelt had all these ideas of how to inventory, our biology and also save the treasured landscape. >> host: you have a chapter in the quite wolds called the new wilderness generation, who is that about. >> gues

you think about climbing mt.t so the positive news as we're hearing now from multiple outlaws, you have two of these boys on the soccer team that have been rescued safely. they are you now being taken to the hospital. as pete says, though, the first report you always have to be careful. we don't know every single detail here. we'll bring you you as soon as we hear, but that is what we are being told at this very moment. if that is all true, that's very positive news for these boys and some hope for the rest that still have yet to come out. pete: absolutely. and they talked about the kids. you know, one of the divers talked about the brass tacks is you might have to sedate them a little bit because the panic is there. you also might have a boy even passing out for fear, panic -- ed: they were malnourished as well, not only water, but mal malnourished, weakened. pete: so there are so many variables tied into this. and you talk to these navy seal divers, they're admitting, i haven't done anything this complex lettin

google ad revenues rise twenty four percent but the record mt trust fine from the e.u. is set to cost the internet giant billions european regulators accused google of forcing my device makers to take its products when using android operating system alphabet says it will appeal. just three weeks ago china learned pakistan another one billion u.s. dollars a substantial part of the funds will go towards pakistan's infrastructure into the china pakistan economic corridor the project as part of beijing's plan to create a new silk road trade treaty. the key factor is access to the indian ocean to china that means pakistani ports beijing plans to invest around sixty billion dollars building roads and railways modernizing power plants and establishing special economic zones. the deep sea port of quad at one end of the economic corey is now one of forty year lease to china. the details on the precise terms of the project remain unknown but china will benefit from the new shorter maritime route to africa western asia and europe pakistan is hoping their investments will translate

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