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news. >> well, in the south bay silicon valley. business leaders are reacting to the latest masking changes. the working on a plan to continue doing business while they're trying to keep their workers safe. kron four's. dan thorn has the details of that. >> increase in covid-19 infections are forcing silicon valley businesses along with others across the bay area to return to mask-wearing indoors. business leaders want to keep their customers happy but also safe. if we need to put masks on to stay safe. >> and to keep business flowing in customers coming in through the door. and that's what we need to do. com valley central chamber president christian mao 6 says he understands that after a year and a half. people are tired of having to wear masks is also a little worried about customers who do not want to follow the reinstated mandate. >> but the biggest concern for businesses is if the increasing infections will force closures even if lockdowns were never around the corner. it's the uncertainty. >> that makes a business is very sc

news. >> in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district says its reservoirs are now at critically levels and they're asking customers again to conserve as much water as possible. they put out video. it shows how the reservoirs look back in 2017 when they were fall and what they look like. now. storage, they say is that about 12%. the water district's board of directors says it is trying to get extra water, but a lot will they say on conservation by customers a 15% cut in water use is mandatory the district is trying to buy more water from the state. but it will be expensive. they say that it will cost about 4 times the usual price. and that is because of the the ongoing problems, the shortage. >> all right. taking a live look outside right now from our mount tam camera overlooking the bay on this warm very dry summer day. looks kind of which the smoke situation warrants. yeah. we're going to see more of that smoke rolling into the bay area. you know, here we are in the middle of this drought. and so we get the fires out there going as well. and. >> you can see the drought conditio

news. >> in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district says its reservoirs are at critically low levels and they're asking customers to conserve as much water as possible. the agency shared this video to show how the reds worst looked in april 2017 when they were full and how they look now. the difference is dramatic. there are several reasons for the low water levels. one, of course, we've had 2 dry winters in a row as the rebel reservoirs are hard to fill back up. a second. is that the district brings in water from the state. but since state reservoirs are low, the district isn't getting as much water as usual. >> every drop helps. so a drop save now is a draft that we have next year, especially if things are very bad. this is a different problem. the energy thing where you're asked to conserve one day and then the next day there's energy once you're in a drought. it's going to take months and months to fix the problem because it takes a long time to get in the groundwater. >> santa clara valley water district has issued a mandatory 15% water use reduction for its customers. th

news. >> in the south. a business leaders are reacting to the new indoor mask policy. silicon valley central chamber. president christian mouse x as that. he understands people are tired of having to wear masks is also concerned about customers who don't want to follow the mask mandate. the biggest concern, though, he says for businesses is the possibility of being forced to close again if we all don't comply. >> even if lockdowns were never around when are on certain t that makes of businesses very scared and that keeps them from investing that keeps them from doing things that they might have done if they thought that the pandemic was truly behind us. we're moving if we need to put masks on to stay safe and to keep business flowing in customers coming in through the door. and that's what we need to do. >> business owners and employees are hoping that people don't get discouraged by the mandate. some mandates. other counting on customers can to continue to support them. right now on kron. 4 dot com. we've got all of the latest because look changed again, right. you got to keep abreast of the situati

news comes in. every green dot on here shows you where the monitor is reading good air quality. thest been this way all day, not just here in the south bay but also for our inland valleys of the east bay, which is great news, because you had bad air yesterday. today was a huge improvement. everybody was in the green today. but that's just the reading at this point. i want to give you the forecast for tomorrow and let's not leave out the fact that the bay area air quality district still has us under an air quality advisory through tomorrow because of smoke. and the general forecast for tomorrow is it'll be moderate, even though we've seen better air conditions than that. and i do have good news. when we look at the way the smoke's going to get moved tomorrow, and especially on monday, it's a very good looking story. but i'll have more on that coming up in a bit. and we'll take a look at a warm up for the end of the seven-day forecast as well. i'll see you in a couple of minutes guys. back to you. >> thank you, darren. >>> a driver is dead after crashing into the side of a store in livermore this morning. and tonight the community is remembering the driver. kpix 5 report

news, all green. south bay and inland east bay valleys you look great as well but maybe a few sensors in the moderate but all in all we look great and the higher elevation and all of those oranges and reds are showing up for the hills and once you get up above 1500 feet, you are high enough in the smoke and it is really interesting the way this works and that demonstrates the point we have been driving home for the last week down at the ground with the air-quality very different than the upper levels and this is the forecast for the upper levels over the next few days which is a good way to get a handle on how the big picture will go and even though the next 24 to 36 hours looks good, as we get into tuesday, you do see what happens here is some of the smoke tries to drift back our way, so we should probably get used to the idea of hazy thesres argoing wi e moust of o are producing, it is a matter of which way the wind is blowing to help vulnerable we are to see that stuff in our skies are down at ground level so we will watch that carefully and over the next several weeks. the seven-day forecast show

news a dire situations. people. >> in the south bay as water levels here continue to drop. we'll have more on that when we get back. >> distressing new images from the santa clara santa clara valley water district the agency shared this video on how the reservoirs look in april of 2017 when they were full and how they look now last and look at that. the difference. dramatic there are several reasons for the low water levels. one is that we've had 2 dry winters back to back. the second is that the district brings in water from the state. but since state reservoirs are low, the district isn't getting as much water as usual. >> every drop helps. so a drop save now is a draft that we have next year, especially if things are very bad. this is a different problem. the energy thing where you're asked to conserve one day and then the next day there's energy once you're in a drought. it's going to take months and months to fix the problem because it takes a long time to get in the groundwater. >> of the santa clara valley water district issued a mandatory 15% water use reduction for its customers. the district is also holding talks with the san francisco public utilities commission about

we're live in south lake tahoe, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> eerily quiet at the base of the heavenly valley ski resort. containment actually went down in the past 24 hours. what's happening on the fire lines? >> it is really going to be a touch and go situation because of the forecasted winds coming our way, really the worst of conditions. you can see a red flag warning in effect until 11:00 p.m. wednesday. mountain gusts to 20-50 miles per hour. and humidity down as low as 5%. these new fire warnings don't only cover the caldor fire but also the dixie and antelope. let's take you down to the caldor fire. you can see on my fire map i've created that most of the activity today has been on the eastern flank of the fire from kyburz to twin bridges to phillips. the way the wind is blowing it's pushing any kind of flames and embers right there toward south lake tahoe. that's why we have evacuations in place. gusty winds in the mountains in place, also through tomorrow. let's get you a closer fix and unfortunately the next town in jeopardy is meyers. this is only six miles to the south of south l

news. >>> some startling side by side photos showing historically low water levels at south bay reservoir. the second largest operated by valley water. compare the levels of the water in 2017 to the summer. you can see it is now just at 23% capacity. santa clara county largest jerez , the valley water implemented mandatory 15% water cut back for customers. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we have been talking about the drought and lack of water we are experiencing. it feels like it is historic. >> it really is on so many different levels. it is going to get worse here. the thing that we are looking at is maybe by the end of september we could start to get our first storm system in here. it is not going to be everything to solve our problems. but, certainly some good signaling here towards the end of september for maybe some changes. >> let's go ahead and bring into our forecast. i want to start off with tomorrow morning and get you ready to go for thursday. we have less in the way of fog. it will start off in the chilly side. plenty of 50s here to the south bay and peninsula. east bay at 55. the north bay at 56. temperatures start

provide out what's called the home set up in the south bay to los gatos base jewish family services of silicon valley is also mobilizing says ceo mindy berkowitz new airport, transporting them to their first doctor's appointment signing them up for benefits getting their kids in schools, helping them learn english berkowitz says the greatest need in biggest challenge by far will be finding temporary and eventually permanent housing. we do have some people who will come and how's newly arrived refugees for a month or 2 while we're helping them get settled and get their first job so that they can go get a little market rate apartments. the bulk of the refugees may be headed for existing afghan the immigrants settlements in sacramento. interlock. but many will settle in oakland and san jose as well. northern california has stepped up before in the irc is also famous or a expects. it will do so again when we send. >> our army to those are the people who stood by our people and stood by soldiers and helped our soldiers in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> well, it is video that will no doubt make your skin crawl. rats were caught scurrying around

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south lake tahoe. here is lake tahoe airport on 50. here is myers, christmas valley, here is that new area that we are concerned about east of 50 and 89 where the fire is growing on the hillside as we speak. a closer view of what we are looking at, here is the hillside. half a mile away, this is a very populated area with homes to the east of 50. calfire is working hard now to keep the fire away from this zone, because these winds, the trajectory would continue to force the fire to the north and east. heavenly, a few miles off to the north and east, they have taken their snow guns and turned them onto water to spray heavenly in preparation for the potential that this fire could get close to the ski slopes. this is an area we are watching closely, specifically what we are watching, there is an area, a road called pioneer trail to the east of 50, to the east of lake tahoe airport. you go off of 50 and take pioneer trail, calfire is working this area very extensively and taking bulldozers and trying to create fire breaks. the fire right now is in the hillside, and the ridge tops. you go

packing a ton of moisture and it's just not going to be for the deep south it's going to make its way into the tennessee valley. >> nbc newseteorologist janessa, webb thank you tonight. joining us now is the life from the city of new orleans, is msnbc's ali, who's been standing strong throughout the night in this storm. i don't how you're even still standing. give us a sense a sort of course of the storm, which are hearing in with the big concerns are right now. >> you know exactly how i'm still standing, cause you've done this as many times as i do. there is one of these gusts, that janessa is talking about. very few of them now. there's virtually no rain, this feels like a typical new orleans, gusty night, where it's humid. it's a little bit of agus, this will go away. and it's over with. in fact one of the things we've been seeing increasingly as police vehicles around the city. typically speaking, they wait until the gusts are below a certain level, so they are not walking around while they are having trees fall on them or things like that. it's not calm enough to have those bucket trucks out there, repairing power lin

south of new england. along that path at this week, we are expecting 4-8 inches of rain into the tennessee valley.om virginia into southern new england between wednesday and friday morning. tom: i love his lack of hysteria. hysterical on the american economy, gregory daco joins us. what is your gdp estimate for word? gregory: we are looking for growth at that is fairly strong. there is still some momentum in the economy, but we are seeing headwinds from the delta variants that is putting a damper on optimism, but still consumers are spending. the latest data still showed consumers spending on face-to-face activity. not concerned about that going into reverse, but i still think we will still see a slow down over the next few months. that will reflect the health situation. lisa: that slowdown has been described as temporary. are there no long-term consequences to the fact that the deltek variant is slowing down how quickly the service sector is getting back up to speed? gregory: we have to come to the realization that this covered crisis is likely to linger. there were high hopes that we essentially

castro valley unified school followed on wednesday by pleasanton, south san francisco and midland high schools, palo alto. k-five schools and follow auto will return on thursday. coming up on kpix news at 6:00 the school districts are trying to meet the demands of those in prison and distance learning is >> we first brought you the news conference with the superintendent. you can stream it 24/7 on kpix.com. kpix said has you covered as more students back to classroom are all your questions answered that for students returning to the classroom and how to keep it sanitized. is tomorrow beginning at 4:30 coming up: 30 meet online with a doctor about what parents need to know about the surgical cases as children back to school. the virus continues to surge across the country and here in california the seven-day positive rate is 6. 3% to 0. 8 percent decrease from saturdays earlier the national institutes of says more than 1400 students across the country are now hospitalized covid. is the highest number ever recorded in the past he says will need to require mass in the all but local school officials remain divided for the government to match children who have no choice is the wrong thin

valleys it's going to turn west to east. there is not going to be as much smoke blowing towards the south of lake tahoe but that means that could grow in a new direction of the wind continues to shift temperatures will be hot at the lower elevations, and higher terrain temperatures will top out in the 70s with humidity very low. air quality is brutal. unhealthy to very unhealthy. to flat out hazardous. >> is improvement possible as the wind shifts but it's going take a while for that air quality to significantly improve. i'll be back with a look at our air quality forecast coming up. >>> a man has been charged with looting the homes of evacuees of the caldor fire . of 51-year- old man was caught on surveillance stealing from an empty home during a state of emergency. theft charges are upgraded to looting. scene it could be a misdemeanor or a felony. >> the sheriff's office said that they have increased patrols in the evacuation zone of the caldor fire. >> extreme fire behavior yesterday afternoon with dry fuel and challenging steep terrain. farther north the dixie fire is now sitting at 45% containment. it has burned through five counties an

news be in south lake tahoe. flames are continuing to burn dangerously close to homes there. we'll have an update on the conditions on the front lines. a criminal trial that could change the outlook for silicon valleyime theranos founder elizabeth holmes. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. breaking news we continue to follow unbelievable images coming out of south lake tahoe this morning of evacuations and the flames of the caldor fire and sadly the worst may be yet to come. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is following those developments for us and here with the latest on the fight to keep the caldor fire at bay. >> so the fire now threatens the actual containment lines that were holding at highway 50, burning unchecked this morning and out of control, driven by winds and fed by dry fuel. all of south lake tahoe is evacuated. more than 186,000 acres are burned. 664 structures are destroyed. we know so many more are under threat and cal fire is bracing for an increase in fire activity because of that wind and dry fuel that kari has been talking about this morning. earlier this morning firefighter dominic polito told us the scenic terrain is part of the issue and reason firefighters can only

south lake tahoe. that's the same shot we showed you with all those cars. right there is the base of heavenly valley. one car going by. it's practically a ghost town, which is good news, because that means a lot of people are following the evacuation orders. now among the thousands of evacuees is the mayor of south lake tahoe. a lot of concerns for her tonight, safety, looting and tourism. let's bring in mayor tamara wallace. has this ever happened to you? >> it has not. and as far as i know, my husband's lived here for 47 years. it has not happened in his entire time here either. >> well, you've been very honest with us when we had you last week. what's the latest on the fire lines? i know you're on the phones with cal fire and all the important people there. >> i am. we do have spot fires here in the basin. so the fire has reached our area. >> when you say "our area." i'm sorry to press you on this, is this still about five miles away from the south lake tahoe basin? >> no. the fire is in the basin now. >> okay. any concerns for you now, mayor wallace in terms of so many people leaving, 20,000, of looting of the vacation homes or people who live there full time in

provide out what's called the home set up in the south bay to los gatos base jewish family services of silicon valley is also mobilizing says ceo mindy berkowitz new arrivals at the airport, transporting them to their first doctor's appointment signing them up for benefits getting their kids in schools, helping them learn english berkowitz says the greatest need in biggest challenge by far will be finding temporary and eventually permanent housing. we do have some people who will come and how was newly arrived refugees for a month or 2 while we're helping them get settled and get their first so that they can go get a below market rate apartments. the bulk of the refugees may be headed for existing afghan the immigrants settlements in sacramento. interlock. >> but many will settle in oakland and san jose as well. northern california has stepped up before in the irc is also famous or a expects. it will do so again when we send. >> our army to those are the people who stood by our people and stood by soldiers and helped our soldiers in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> and we have continuing coverage of the taliban takeover on kron 4 dot com jus

. >> the south, on the other hand, did not have the industrial might that the north had. as we talked earlier the new england and connecticut valley was the home of dozens of gun manufacturers. in fact, the 1861 model springfield, so many were needed by the union army at one time that 33 different manufacturers were turning out the identical same rifle for purchase for the u.s. army. the confederate were left up to their own to procure and manufacture firearms. they had a few places in harpers ferry, virginia, when they actually had possession of it. richmond had a factory. along the james river and a very down in north carolina, georgia and texas. but they could hardly supply the needs of the confederacy. they got most of their guns either from captured during battle from the yankees or imported from overseas. in fact, the finest infantry rifle in the world in 1861 was the british m-field. they bought 250,000 of them. but at the end of the day, when the war came to its conclusion in april 1865, general lee wrote saying that after four years of arduous service, unsurpassed by courage and fortitude, the army of northern virginia ha

and her is new president has been in the job just over a week can already he's face time, clash valley. why? the me hello there. it's all about the brutal heat that's been plaguing the south east of europe. in particular, we've seen record breaking temperatures for greece and for turkey. and this was seen in athens. it was engulfed in smoke from wildfires that are continuing to burn in those hot and dry conditions continue on friday, not just here, but for turkey, for north macedonia, albania, and southern areas of italy where we are seeing those wildfires continue to burn, but things do change on saturday, with a change of wind was seen to temperatures, it dipped down slightly. and when we looked at the 3 day for athens will be nearing the average. by the time we get into saturday, there's also some wet weather on the way for parts of turkey. and there's weather in the west. if we take a look, we can see some pretty heavy thunderstorms and downpours, affecting eastern areas of france moving into switzerland. we could see some flooding where those rains are heaviest. we've got unsettled weather for the british mild thanks to a swirling weather system. and scandinavia, see

ton of moisture, and it's just not going to be for the deep, south it's starting to make its way into the tennessee valley. chris. >> nbc newsessa, webb thank you tonight, now joining, us live from the city of new orleans, is msnbc's alley, she has been standing strong throughout the night in this storm. i don't know how your evening still standing ali. give us a sense of the course of this storm, which you are hearing in with the main concerns are right now. >> you know exactly how i'm still standing cause you've done this is many times as i do. there is one of these gusts, that eunice is talking about. very few of them now. there's virtually no rain. this feels like a typical new orleans, gusty, night where it's humid, it's a little bit of, agus this will go, away and it's over with. in fact one of the things we've been seeing increasingly as police vehicles around the city. typically seeing they wait until the gusts are below a certain level, so they are not walking around while they're having trees fall on them or things like, that it is not common enough to have those bucket trucks out there, repairing power lines in tr

south coast, especially around west port. the new forecast also calls for significant rainfall sunday into monday, especially in berkshire county, the connecticut river valleylikelihood of flash flooding and washed-out roads are a distinct possibility in these areas especially given all the rain we've seen in july and recently this week. that means everybody there needs to use their heads as this storm moves through. roads what imay be flooded, whi means you shouldn't drive through them. you should still prepare for the possibility of power outages here as well. we're in touch with our partners throughout out of western and central matches and we'll be ready to assist with washed-out roads, debris cleanup, and power outages as they become necessary. given the new storm track, we won't be calling up any additional national guard or personnel. the assets we currently have are moving closer to western mass to assist there -- or central mass if they're needed there. state police will be rededeploy their teams as well. looks like we're avoiding the worst for most of the state, but everyone should pay attention. it's been a long time since massachusetts has had t

crash in the south bay, vianey, on 101 is recovering but good news is that san jose folks are getting back into sessions. >>> and then climbing into the 80s and low 90s for the interior valleys. let's get started with your daytime highs. the smoke is going to stay, unfortunately. we had a lot of the drifting smoke push in from the north down into the region over the past two days, which is what brought on the hazy glow. down all the way to the south bay, the morgan hill and gilroy area. we are still dealing with the fire danger and the red flag warning is expected to remain in place. i want to give you a perspective of the active wildfires burning right now. we have the dixie fire burning. right now the latest is it's 35% contained, and caldor 0% contained, and the yuba city, very dry over the next couple of days. the near surface smoke, we have the air quality advisory, and notice it's not an spare the air alert, and we have the shifting pattern meaning the onshore winds and northerly winds will push the smoke away from the bay area. at least into saturday night. that's probably when we will get a little clearing into saturday and sunday, but that smoke will linger through

south lake tahoe. but in the lower elevations of the valley for the tahoe basin could see wind gusts upwards of 35 miles per hour or less. but the good news is we are tracking cooler weather which should help to maybe bring some more moisture in that area. but as we know, we're in summer. so not expecting any rain there any time soon. back to you, jonathan. just staying. >> right now, kron 4 dot com. you can find all of those evacuation warnings and orders listed for the caldor fire and other fires as well. once again, all of that information posted for you right now on our website at kron 4 dot com we will continue to monitor that and updated as new developments become available. >> to the people with gulf coast. i want you to know the trend for the best planning cared for the worst. >> now 10 president joe biden is pledging the federal government's full commitment behind rescue and recovery as hurricane ida smashed into louisiana item made landfall today as a category 4 hurricane and it ripped right through new orleans. ida has now been downgraded to a category 2. but officials are saying the winds are still really shere's still a lot o

south. ghandi had done marches in india. chavez new about these he is immementing these strategies in the valley.t specific reforms are being called for in the document? what does injustice mean in the document? that word comes up repeatedly process. i asked what does revolution mean in the context of the document. religion, what role does religion play in the movement? and then finally you know how does the plan deal with other ethnicities. the document mentioned this. but let me open it up to you guys who read the text coming intoes class. what were your reactions to the text? don't be shy. yeah. >> i notice that he implies they're not treated as humans, kind of dehumanized throughout the whole document. >> i would argue that dehumanization is absolutely a theme that he is trying to elicit in the text. that might raise some other questions that many of you could tease out in oral histories like how are farm workers dehumanized, right? what specifically makes farm labor almost an inhumane job the way that it's being described, right? that's a question that we can consider but what are some other

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valley, stop, turn around. others continue to the north. from hartford over to poughkeepsie and south of albany. that heavy rain band could sit over the catskills, northern new jersey for 12-18 hours, and that is where we could see -- that's what we're talking about. that's the concern. as long as the storm is moving we don't get historic flooding. if it stalls, not so good. >> okay, bill karins, thanks for keeping a close watch on things for us. let's bring in newport, rhode island, mayor. mayor, welcome to you. we heard from bill karins. he believes it's made landfall right around watch hill. how about you, your residents in newport? what are you hearing? how many are hunkered down, or have they taken off and evacuated? >> no, they haven't evacuated. however, all the bridges in rhode island closed about an hour ago. and because of that we won't have people in or people going out. we had closed our beaches yesterday and through the coordination of the city manager who is also our public safety director and our ema chief, the fire chief, i think we have things pretty much under control. i kind of worry about -- i listened to the weatherman just now, and cert

valley area south of myers. in total, the fire has burned more than 186,000 acres, and it's just 15% contained. also tonight, cal fire announced new evacuation warnings people in douglas county, nevada, are now being told to prepare to leave. evacuation warnings include parts of the state line and into nevada. earlier today, thousands of people left south lake tahoe highway 50 was bumper to bumper as people left their homes to get out of the fire's path. the area had been under a warning. but today, evacuations became mandatory after flames spread over the weekend tonight, governor newsom announced a new state of emergency for alpine, amador and plaster counties due to the cal door fire. he previously issued a state of emergency for el dorado county and the california national guard has been called in to assist the chp and help manage traffic control. traffic control points for any evacuations. we begin our coverage tonight with our chief meteorologist, bill martin, and bill they're facing two days of red flag warnings. yeah, really, the next 24 hours is make or break for the caldera fire, maybe 36 hours as the winds really come u

south bay water customers are in efforts to battle the ongoing drought. valley water directors will give an update on the response and current water supply and debating newwater recycling measures. that will start at 1:00 p.m. >>> as of today a popular lake berryessa boat launch is closing down due to low water levels. napa county getting the word out. the launch at kapell cove will not be available until further notice and people will be allowed to launch canoes and kayaks and other launch points are open. if you plan to go you need to check the website head of time. they're having the same problem in tahoe. they're having to put boats further out on buoyses because some of those areas are low. >> the temperatures, it's hotter out there. >> yeah. >> it's amazing when you go on those tours and they tell you how much water evaporates off lake tahoe every day. it is unreal. so as we look at these hotter temperatures, causing more evaporation to occur. if you're heading out for a hike, get it in early. this is looking at our temperatures around clearlake, it's going to be dangerously hot for the outdoor activities. we're going to start to feel the heat for

south 880, nimitz freeway near west a street, lane blocked due to crash. traffic busy out of san lorenzo and brake lights through the castro valley y. >>> we just got new videon of u.s. forces firing tear gas on a crowd. this is at the kabul airport. these people are afghan natives trying to flee the taliban rule that they are very concerned is going to mean the taliban's interpretation of very strict islamic law which it imposed during previous rule that ended 20 years ago. u.s. forces have been busy lifting western citizens who worked for foreign governments out. president biden saying u.s. forces will stay until evacuation of americans is finished. today g7 foreign ministers will have a meeting virtually. they're focused on international cooperation in afghanistan which would obviously be helpful. meantime, results of a new a.p. poll showing roughly two thirds of americans believe this war was not worth fighting from the beginning and half of respondents say they do approve of president biden's international affairs management and his take on national security. we're going to keep our eye on that ever evolving situation. back to you. >> thanks. >>> fire p

south san francisco. the breeze will keep napa in the low 70's, while mid to upper 70's dominate the rest of the valleys. cloverdale northward, 80's. temperatures around 71. newyone else in the mid to upper 60's. low to mid 80's and the inland neighborhoods. the air is better as the wind is pushing smoke internet and then also into idaho, wyoming temperatures are moderate, 84, sacramento. for us, temperatures 49 in santa rosa. everyone else in the 50's. let us look at the seven day forecast. today and tomorrow, our last days below average. even when we get to saturday, 70's to the coast, 80's around the bay and 80's -- 90's to 100 inland. in an 80's and 90's inland sunday and monday. reggie: there is a push to expand the use of recycled water. city leaders have agreed to work with the santa clara valley water district to create and sell recycled water. >> we have to be serious about this. in the last drought israel exports water, they live in a desert and they export water, how do they do that? they use every drop of recycled water they can and they have desalination. reggie: a partnership led to the creation of one of the largest wastewater treatment facilit

situation today a south bay water district released new images of its reservoirs showing a stark difference from 2017 to now the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now the santa clara valley water district says it's 10 reservoirs are at just 12.5% of capacity. hello again. everyone i'm julie julie haener, and i'm frank somerville the district already mandated cutting water by water use by 15% but now they say, that may not be enough ktvu xas a smith is live from san jose with more on the push to conserve as myth well, frank frank and julie this healthy residents i spoke with say they are all praying for rain that did not realize the levels were this low and they are now looking at ways new ways to conserve water. at lexington reservoir in los guerreros visitors are used to seeing much more water i think it's real loud about the lost i've seen boy i sure hope we

new way at carvana. >>> a massive motorcycle rally in south dakota this weekend is revving up concerns about coronavirus. organizers expect more than 700,000 people to visit sturgis over the next week. last year's valley spreader event. the cdc says hundreds of cases were linked back to people who attended. adrian broadus is in sturgis. what are you hearing, are people worried about spread of the delta variant? >> reporter: phil, the majority of riders we talked to in sturgis say they're not concerned. for example, the rider behind us is from colorado. the cluster of bikes on the other side are from utah. people come from all corners of the country, for many of them, this is an escape from cities and towns where they don't have to deal with covid restrictions. last year, the rally was blamed on a spike in covid cases. there were about 649 cases, including one death linked to the rally. this year, more people are expected to show up. an estimated 700,000. sturgis is a small town of about 7,000. i talked to one rider from minneapolis and asked him are you worried at all about covid or rise of the delta variant. here's what he said. >> i got my shot, i am vaccinated. >> did you get the vaccine? >> hell n

of emergency for new york city, long island, westchester and the interior regions of the hudson valley and the capital district. we have meteorologist janessa webb who is on the southsland on long beach. janessa, good to see you this hour. talk me through what you are seeing so far and what we are expecting. you are essentially where this thing could feasibly make landfall for the first time. >> reporter: yeah, i mean it has been over 30 years that we've seen a cat 1 hurricane, and you know the prep here in long beach has been very strong all day. we've had a turn of events. it first was a tropical storm, and then now a cat 1, so people are really taking heed to that. but it is a saturday. people are trying to enjoy their last weekend, this is officially the last weekend of summer so people really want to be out and about. so hundreds of people still trying to enjoy the day, but, yasmin, i have been here since 6:00 a.m. and we saw a ton of sunshine but things are slowly but surely starting to change. you can start to see the high tide. it is starting to make its way in. now, i did talk to some officials this morning, and they told me that the high tide that came in

valley unified school district set to get underway next week. >> the south san francisco unified school district is stepping up efforts to reduce the risk of catching the coronavirus a elementary has installed new air filters in every classroom. other stocking up on things like cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, students arriving on campus next week. we'll have to wear a mask. the school has also been using uv light machines which can kill viruses. they say in the air and on surfaces. teachers have been asked to keep windows open as much as possible during the school day. this is a back to school season like no other kron 4 and kron on. we want to help you get ready. you can tune in all next week for updates on covid protocols. it that various a bay area schools and get advice for parents information on how students are dealing with various challenges to get kronon ready for school. you can scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to your app store so you can download kron-on free. the people who own an east bay bowling alley. they say they will not be enforcing the mask mandate danville bowl. they made that announcement on social media today saying if you would like to wear

new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 0% interest for 24 months & free premium delivery. ends monday. mike: these are live pictures from the fox flight team in the rio grande valley of southing the border every day, live with the very latest, good afternoon bill. >> good afternoon to you throughout this border crisis we had a chance to talk to a lot of border patrol agents on the ground who are extremely frustrated in the event, they said this feels like is turned into social workers and babysitters and they can't physically go out and do their job anymore, to the point as we pull up some vital video report from the washington examiner painted dire picture of how the border agents are as a whole they talk to a bunch of border patrol agents a border patrol union in the picture that they are painting on a whole, border agents are about it collapse with some agents telling the paper we feel almost dead inside the part of the reason they feel that way so many agents are being pulled off a few patrol duties and reassigned to help with processing doing paperwork for all the family units that sort of thing how bad they said in del rio sector on a recent day at 245-mile stretch o

new evacuation orders went into tonight for pleasant valley on the west side of the fire. the us forced service deploying crews from across the country to stop the fire before it roars into the southarea on the east side one team of hot shots from idaho battling the flames in very steep, unforgiving terrain inmate fire crews are also on the lines dousing spot fires along highway 50. making sure we have adequate fuel water and everything that we need to continue on for a 24 hour shifts sometimes goes 36 sometimes it goes, uh 48 people along highway 50 up to myers are on edge under evacuation warnings tonight many families are getting ready, gassing up their cars and packing up in case they need to leave in a hurry. louisiana bracing for hurricane ida when it could make landfall and the warning for officials to prepare for the worst then one unvaccinated north bay teacher more than two dozen coronavirus infections the incident could bolster the argument for vaccinating educators now first, though east bay congressman eric swalwell holds an in person town hall meeting to discuss the crisis in afghanistan. as well as the ongoing pandemic but not everyone eric swalwell hn person town h

new south wales and large parts of the australian population under lockdown. kiwi stocks up .25%. corelogic numbers coming through as well, we are seeing a pullback. australian housing valleys1.6% in july, slightly softer than what we have seen in the first seven months of the year. shery: right. for now, let's get to vonnie quinn with first word headlines. vonnie: finance securities regulators says it wants to increased medication and oversight with the sec after u.s. watchdog halt of the ipo's of chinese companies, citing improved risk disclosures. this came in response to beijing clamped on private industry after didi pushed forward with a listing despite reservations from china. beijing is considering whether booster shots are needed to protect vulnerable groups from covid. officials say there's not enough evidence to set their child is needed for everyone. they say the delta -- enough evidence to say a booster shot is needed for everyone. the delta variant a higher percentage now. the u.s. senate finished the text of a $550 billion bipartisan infrastructure bill now ready to move to a final vote, likely this week. lawmakers met over the weekend to iron out the language

new fires exploding across california north and south. just outside of los angeles, this brush fire engulfing the 15 freeway in smoke, flames roaring up mountainsides and in this valley leaping towards homes. residents seen trying to put them out with a trickle of a garden hose. helicopters and air tankers beating the fire back. 12 structures damaged or destroyed as the fire continued to char hills. animals seen huddling as smoke and embers swirled. north of sacramento, the bennett fire prompting evacuations overnight. that as the dixie fire continues to burn. the burn scar, the largest in clifornia history, nearly as large as the state of rhode island. this morning, there are nearly 100 wildfires burning across the west. this fire is burning in so many different places that firefighters just can't reach every hot spot like this and many of these cases they're just letting it burn out. and those fires are casting a slab of smoke that triggered air quality alerts in six states. vacationers like phil fleeing smoke-clogged destinations like lake tahoe. >> it just looked like armageddon. it was terrible. >> now, millions of people across the west are going to be affected

little bit that is not good news because it's going to bring heavy rainfall, and that's the second part of the storm, not only for parts of the south, but the tennessee river valleyat brought over 17 inches of rainfall in tennessee, more heavy rain this week, and finally we'll see it exit the coast on friday, but we're going to be talking about the remnants of this storm all week long, and the potential for heavy rainfall, at least 30 million people are under some kind of flash flood or flood advisory today. we'll keep you posted steve, ainsley, brian? steve: j. d., thank you very much of course now it's moving up into mississippi and we're starting to get a look at how the devastation is in louisiana. let's bring in louisiana senator bill cassidy joining us from baton rouge, had to go outside because they are out of electricity there. senator good morning. what can you tell us about what people are starting to see as the sun comes up there in louisiana, devastation-wise? >> well they can only see because the lights are all out, and cell towers at least one of the companies cell towers are down, i have a myfi so i'm on the other company so in part you have to wak