. >> this was the view from the north end of lake tahoe. it was beautiful and serene, looking out over the water, but look a little further there and you can see that hazy orange sky. there are no evacuation orders or warnings for north lake tahoe. we want to check in with mike nicco for a look at conditions there. mike: let's take a look at what's going on as far as the red flag warning and how long it is going to last. until 11:00 this evening. those embers have been shooting anywhere from a half mile, three quarters, to even a mile downwind and spreading the fire. here's a look at the current conditions. but you can see by 7:00 we are already up to 13. it starts to get more dangerous around 10:30. the most dangerous time will be around 4:00. that will last, those 20 mile-per-hour winds, through 6:30. they will back down during the overnight hours. we do have winds that are going to be erratic over the fire due to the terrain. you know fire can create its own weather. reggie? reggie: battling calif calif wildfires, calfire says a 16-membe

. >> reporter: she made plans to spend labor day weekend in north lake tahoe and tried to cancel the stay because of poor air quality from the caldor fire and to keep one more car off of the road. >> we contacted the host and the host was not able to offer anything. >> reporter: the host refused because it is not in the fire zone . >> he saw no problem with is coming at this time. >> it is really not the right time for visitors to come to lake tahoe. >> reporter: andy chapman said half of the areas under evacuation orders. >> we have to keep these roads open for further evacuation means. >> reporter: there will be a record number of people at california beaches. it is not just wildfires . the cdc issued a warning for even those vaccinated to be cautious traveling. >> if you are not vaccinated, we would recommend not traveling. >> paradise with beautiful waters. >> i think part of hosting is ensuring that your guests are safe. >> reporter: they said only rentals in the area affected are eligible for cancellation. >>> this weekend if you are staying local the bottlerock napa valley is

cooler temperatures farther north. lake county, going to stay in the lower to middle 70s. the winds not too strong to start the day tomorrow. that is not the commute that we are concern about with the gusty conditions pushing around in the road. the winds picking up heading through the day. 15-20 mile-an-hour gusts, 20-30 mile-an-hour gusts more widespread in the afternoon. afternoon commute could be effected by the strong winds it is off shore wind, this is the highest fire danger that we will see for the rest of the week topping out for the rest of the fire index scale for marine county because of the windy conditions, it will will arrive after the weekend. upper 70s, close to 80 for oakland. the temperatures well into the 80s for san jose. thursday all of the way into the first weekend of october. temperatures for the north bay, into the 80s, inland, east bay, topping out at or above 90 degrees for the first three days of fall. >>> ahead in sports, since when does an nba baller not take a shot? >>> just when the a's had it all figured out. bell, oh, man, did you hear wh

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emergency vehicles, so we went out with the message that now is not the time to travel to tahoe, north lake tahoe, but, meanwhile, these firefighters have done an amazing job with this fire and taking care of it, and we are at a point now where we can open back up, and things are looking significantly better than they were. there are still some warnings. south and our partners there, we certainly support where they are doing down there, but now is the time to invite guests back and hopefully get some of those rebooked vacations that had been canceled over the last couple of weeks. kristen: so is the smoke good now? i know i, myself, looked at going to incline for parasailing, and i had to cancel because of the horrible air quality index. how are conditions now? andy: yes, we were getting some pretty high aqi hundred, but we are thi i we are at about 71 or so, so moderate. it does chang better.e. the afternoons, i think we will see that pattern for the next couple of weeks. kristen: the things we enjoy doing in tahoe at this time of year, whether it is boating or hiking, that is all possible

. >> the fact saw no problems coming up to north lake tahoe at this time. he deemed it perfectly liveable. i would disagree. >> it is really not the right time for visitors to come and enjoy tahoe. >> reporter: the president and ceo of the incline crystal bay visitors bureau says half of the area is under evacuation orders. >> we have to keep the roads open for possible evacuation needs as well as emergency equipment. >> reporter: this labor day triple a predicts a record number of people at california beaches. it is not just wilds g eks.the c issued a warning for even those vaccinated to be cautious traveling as covid-19 cases climb worldwide. >> first and foremost if you are unvaccinated we would recommend not traveling. >> labor day is a bit of the icing on the cake typically for this summer. >> getting300 cleaning fee returned. not the $500 for the two night stay. >> part of it is, ensuring guests not a healthy environment. >> did the air b&b say anything about this tonight? >> the spokesperson for air b&b are honoring canceling without penalty for thos

there is no evacuation order for north lake tahoe. mike: the very critical and very dangerous until at least 11:00 this evening, we have the red flag warning. it could hit 35 miles per hour through some of the canyons. that is why you see the embers jumping up half a mile to three quarters of a mile. let's take a look at what is going on. look how cold it is. 38 in the valley. relatively calm conditions, but here is what happens as we head into the morning. the winds increase around 2:00 or 4:00. around 24-26 miles per hour. as we head for the evening hours, it hurts to taper and that means most critical conditions will leave us. there is still going to be dry air and fuel fires to continue to feast on. while the winds will calm down, the conditions will be desperate in those other two ways. jobina: governor newsom says he will be visiting the caldor fire again today. >> is the number one priority in the state. dc-10 will take off and land from a nearby airbase is. jobina: the only fire burning. there are 14,000 firefighters battling

evacuees are looking for a place to stay to wait it out in south lake tahoe and north lake tahoe. restaurants and businesses in tahoe city are temporarily closed even though they are not in the path of the fire. many hotels have closed because they don't have enough staff to help them stay open. so as we approach labor day weekend. a lot of concerns out here in the lake tahoe area. potential tourists being told to stay away until things get under control. back for you. >> all right. let's go to meteorologist kari hall tracking those changing conditions, and we with were heartened to hear that things would be a little bit easier for firefighters. is that going to stay true? >> yeah. we're looking at winds coming down and so that's going to help improve the forward movement of the fire. it's not going to move as quickly as it was, but, unfortunately, as the winds calm down we also get lower visibility because the smoke is not moving. we have an active network of fire-sensing sights here and we we have yellow dots it indicates that the fire has already moved through. the red dots ind

. >> a south san francisco man who had plans to stay in north lake tahoe. he tried to counsel's plans but the owner said he could not get a refund. >> he saw no problem with us coming up and deemed it perfectly livable. >> airbnb said in a statement only rentals in the area affected by the fire are eligible for cancellation. coming up at 6:30, we will speak with a medical advisor and what to expect. >>> happening today kicking off in napa valley is bottlerock. justin andrews is live. there is a big line this year . >> reporter: there are some heavy hitters sitting to take the stage at bottlerock. the lights are already on waiting for you to come to enjoy food and music. if you are coming this weekend come in order to enter vaccination proof must be shown were proof of a negative covid- 19 test. it must have been taken within 72 hours. you have to be tested for your results to be accepted. masks will be required in all indoor spaces. they will have hundreds of hand sanitizing stations. it is a view of the outdoor venue space. the lineup is chris stapleton an

because it is in north lake tahoe, the owner refused to give him a refund . >> he saw no problem with is coming. >> it is really not the right time. we have to keep these roads open for further evacuation means. >> airbnb said only rentals in the area affected by the fire are eligible for cancellations without a penalty we will speak with a medical expert from kaiser about what to expect. >>> as we look at the roadways, we would typically see busy conditions later this afternoon. it will likely not be the case. we will see how that all plays out. right now it is pretty light travel times westbound 580 is 25 minutes to get over to 680. there is a crash at the greenville exit on 580 we will see of this will disrupt the roadways through. >>> today the music festival is back at bottlerock napa valley. kpix 5's justin andrews is live. >> reporter: there are some heavy hitters this year at bottlerock napa valley set up a have seen security. they are ready. if you plan to come here to enjoy music and food, before you get here, note that there is some covid- 19 exchanges. in order to enter, v

the north lake tahoe fire protection district says residents are leaving irrigation garden hoses and sprinklers running as they evacuate. firefighters are asking them not to do that to preserve water. a lot of the water. we're getting up in the tahoe basin, at least is off of city waters and cal fire is providing update at this hour at a community meeting, a red flag warning is still in effect until 11 this evening. frank azenith smith live for us. thank you. as we've been reporting, the weather is playing a major role in the spread of this wildfire. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now, with the latest on the conditions in the fire zone. bill yeah, it's a red flag warning again today, things a little better than yesterday and yesterday and today pivotal points in the fight for this fire they made i wouldn't call it a ton of progress, but they stopped the fires movement into south lake tall or have. loaded greatly. they've done a firefighters at this has done a great job. i'm not letting this fire get beyond its its its boundaries as it stands now, here's the set up on t

you have a north lake tahoe fire truck behind you. obviously mutual aid has been called. so there are a lot of agencies from california on the scene. but. >> you're in nevada now and i'm just wondering when the fire crosses over the state line. does that change things is cal-fire stop and that gets picked up by nevada. firefighters times at work. know, i'm not sure i was about to have a conversation some folks earlier. >> they did today. they divided the fire into to basically incident management so they're with the fire on the west in with one management team and now another management team handling the east end, which would get it if it got into the state line. they have to kind of make those decisions. there is federal aid coming into this fire is a declaration was made for president by day for help to come in for the fire. but as far as how that would work exactly. not sure what a big bet information for you later. >> chip yost reporting live. thank you so much again for your report from the fire lines the counter fire's progress for the sierra has slowed a bit. but i

the north lake tahoe fire protection district says residents are leaving irrigation systems, garden hoses and sprinklers running as they evacuate. firefighters are asking them not to do that to preserve water. a lot of the. water. we're getting up in the tahoe basin, at least is off of city waters. i'm as in smith, ktvu, fox two news and for a better idea of what the conditions are like at the ski resorts closest to the vier, take a look at this map. you can see the pictures posted on instagram by kirkwood and heavenly ski resorts where their snow makers are now working overtime to try to help fight the fire. the scene at sierra at tahoe is that red smoky haze and homewood appears far enough away where you can only make out a little smoke as firefighters battle in rugged terrain. another big challenge has been those gusty winds. they are causing flames to spread and are starting new hotspots. ktvu is brooks jarocz was in the thick of it today as a series of those fires burned on us 50 near echo summit. erupting with little warning are fierce flames from spot fires caused by flying embers

. #### valley alpine meadows will now be called palisades tahoe, the resort in north lake.nouncement in a video posted on social media this morning. the 70 year old resort says it changed its name because the term squaws. considered a racist and sexist slur. officials say the name change better reflects the resorts, values and legacy. san jose city college is celebrating its 1/100 anniversary today s j. c c began in 1921 on the campus of san jose high school, they moved to its own location on more park and basket avenues in 1953. today ceremony honored the mew acma elodie tribe. the campus is built on what was once their ancestral land. sj ccs president says generations of families have put their trust in the school. as jcc must continue the strong legacy of those who came before us those who work so hard to realize the vision of providing access to higher education and quality academic programs. today ceremony is part of a year long celebration of sj ccs century of education. lawmakers want to know what went wrong with the u. s withdrawal from afghanistan. i'm carolina shi

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alpine meadows will now be called palisades tahoe resort in north lake tahoe, made the announcement in a video posted on social media this morning. the 70 year old resort says it changed its name because the term squad is considered a racist and sexist slur. officials say the name change better reflects the resorts, values and legacy. now it's time to check in with ktvu meteorologist kyla grogan again. it seems like it's going to be a nice day. but there is some air pollution out there. yeah, guys there is and i know that's not welcome news right? we don't want to see that haze in the air. nobody enjoys that we're going to talk about that in just a second and also an outside chance of rain. but as you can see behind me here, i wanted to talk for just a second about that tropical storm that's in the gulf just to show you where it is at this hour. it is still tropical storm nicholas. it is sitting at 60 mph already as you can see, throwing quite a bit of rain there at texas and probably more importantly, storm surge. so that's where all that wind kind of drives the water right into the s

it will be hotter farther north, though. lake county, plenty of temperatures in the 90s. wednesday, back to where we were today. 80s in oakland, 90s for san jose. then the temperatures return to near normal levels, around 100 degrees widespread. not a bad place to be for the second weekend september. guys? >> we can handle it. thank you, sir. >>> in just a few hours cbs morning show gets a make over. >> a new home, new name and new co-anchor on the desk. [music] >> welcome to cbs mornings. this is our new home in the heart of new york city. >> tomorrow cbs mornings moves to its new studio in times square. gayle king revealed photos of the new set and greenroom. former nfl player and cbs sports analyst nate burlison. you can watch it tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. right after the morning news. >>> straight ahead, i know the nfl regular season hits thursday, but college football filled the monday night void tonight. >>> can we say it enough? the division leading best record flexing giants put on a show on the road. >>> baseball up top for the giants. after passing the test for the d

. >> if you're thinking of heading up to north lake tahoe. e shoreline this weekend. the coast guard is urging folks to avoid all recreational activities on lake tahoe waters this weekend. officials say the number of lake tahoe boat crews and other emergency responders may be significantly reduced out there due to the wildfires. so if you get into trouble help might take a while to get to use it just kind of steer clear and be safe. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters voting centers throughout the bay area have opened for the gubernatorial recall election. this allows voters, the option to cast a ballot either in person or drop it off at a ballot box kron four's phillipe to call has more details. >> every single registered voter in the state was sent to mail in ballot for the upcoming gubernatorial recall election. but some prefer the traditional experience of walking into a book center to cast their ballots can dropped off mail. this way i know i've i've delivered it. >> and it's done on saturday. the santa clara county registrar of v

the north lake tahoe fire protection district says residents are leaving irrigation garden hoses and sprinklers running as they evacuate. firefighters are asking them not to do that to preserve want. a lot of the water. we're getting up in the tahoe basin, at least is off of city waters, and the area is normally packed with tourists. the lake tahoe visitors authority put out a statement for tourists stay away for the foreseeable future. the authority telling me today it is a waiting game to see when tourists when anyone can return. yes it could be a long, tough fight. no doubt about it. azenith smith reporting live for us as an thank you. and cal fire and l toronto county have put out this interactive map of the damage that's been caused by the calendar or fire. it shows homes that have been destroyed or partially damaged. it also has a linked to a photo of the damage that officials found on each piece of property. we posted a link to this website on our website ktvu dot com. you can find it there under the web link section. okay, we've been talking about the challenging weather for

cluster of lightning, even accompanied by some rainfall is especially concerning for areas just north of lake tahoe. so we're going to be keeping an eye on all of this as we make our way through the forecast, not just the bay area but also those areas that are further inland up into the sierra nevada. we are under a red-flag warning fire weather warning on until 11:00am this morning for almost all of the north bay as well as the inland east bay. as we look at conditions out there still quite active as we kick off this morning, 50's and 60's for our current temperatures it's cool. start to what will be a really comfortable day and skies will clear out really quickly today. i'm talking all about what to expect. still to come john, thank you for that. let's go ahead and get a look at the traffic really quickly as you're heading from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes. no major issues or delays. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula little under 13 not seen any issues. >> slow you down on that commute and the golden gate bridge. a 10 over. get a look at ther

as we head into the weekend, i think we'll get locally unhealthy around the inland north bay, lake county, and possibly down along the diablo range where a weak sea breeze may be good enough to keep san francisco, the coast, and the inner bay seeing moderate air quality. cool start to the morning. 40s and 50s outside. temperatures start the upward climb tomorrow, not so much around san francisco at 67 degrees or 73 in oakland. it's livermore and concord seeing upper 80s tomorrow, and san jose close to 80 degrees. high pressure will strengthen. that is the lowering ceiling we'll be talking about that could trap more smoke as we head into sunday and monday. notice those temperatures too. saturday, low 90s inland. by sunday, mid to upper 90s for the tri-valley and areas south of san jose. very interesting ten-day forecast. spiked temperatures monday for livermore. similar trend for oakland. but watch the drop. it's almost like going off a cliff there, monday into tuesday for oakland from 80s to low 70s. the other side of the coin of this forecast does get interesting. as high pressure weaken

down closer to surface level creating pockets of unhealthy area, especially for areas in the north bay and lake county area. we're monitoring that for now though good air quality around the bay area. another difference this weekend is going to be the high pressure, it's going to get warmer and dryer. i'll have the full forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, so much. >>> we begin with the massive caldor fire burning in south lake tahoe, firefighters are slowly gaining containment, it's crept up to 32%. the fire has been raging for three weeks and has now burned more than 213,000 acres, that's bigger than the size of san francisco, san jose and oakland combined. and on this labor day weekend, tourists are asked to stay away. it's usually one of the busiest weekends of the year in tahoe. we report on the impacts hotels, shops and restaurants still looking to rebound after covid closures. >> reporter: as the sun set over smoky skies, firefighters continue to gain ground on the caldor fire tonight drowning hot spots to make sure they don't flair up. the fire only grew 2,300 acres today. the slowest s

north. then south lake tahoe. but he does think it's likely going to move much further east into nevada and we're tracking it on our website. you can go to kron 4 dot com or scan. this qr code will take you right to the spot on kron 4 dot com where we've got all the information, the maps, the evacuation areas shelters that people can get help from. >> time now is a 10. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news a new vaccine mandate in the city of santa rosa is impacting all city workers will have details on that coming up in a live report. plus, a new crime prevention strategies being discussed in san francisco that pays people for not committing crimes or more on that as well. and we are looking at some mostly cloudy conditions near the coastline today highs this direction staying in the 60's. >> elsewhere in the bay area. lots of blue skies and daytime highs. mostly only in the 70's for inland areas. much cooler than average day ahead of us talking what it means as we move into the afternoon. still to come. a

. >> he says he doesn't expect the fire to move farther north than south lake tahoe. but he says it could move east into nevada. let's turn things over now to ours. meteorologist dave spahr was a look at the conditions that the crews are facing a kind and we're looking at the smoke situation that's really we mentioned about the fire not able go north of the lake, but it's now blowing off to the east a little bit, obviously because of have that southwest wind that's at work. so there you have it. south of carson city getting into kirkwood as well. >> now some of the smoke is wrapping up around that up towards the north. as you can see. that's expected to actually drift down to portions of our north bay by tomorrow afternoon and for now, we're in the moderate to green categories. you can see san francisco proper there. now as we go ahead into tomorrow. you can see it start to slide down. it looks like it's pretty much contained in the north bay. it doesn't venture across the strait. it all in and getting into the east bay, at least not yet. although conditions will be c

this was the view this evening from the north end of lake tahoe. it is serene, beautiful over the water. right now there are no evacuation orders for tahoe. abc 7 news meteorologist andy patel --sandhya patel is tracking the fire. sandhya: it will be another troubling few hours. let me show you the warning the is under affect into 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. that is because a gusty winds, low humidity, and dry fuels that are up there. right now it is dry. 18% humidity. winds are gusting anywhere from 18-27 miles an hour. the forecast is going to ramp up tomorrow at 3:00, that will push the flames as we head into thursday afternoon. it will still be gusting to around 22. finally, a win switch on thursday night, leading up about nine miles an hour. hopefully, that will help firefighters. the smoke is going to remain thick over that area right on through tomorrow night. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see just how smoke -- how much smoke that caldor fire pushing out. dan: firefdan: firefdan: f a really long hours trying to save communitie

this was the view this evening from the north end of lake tahoe. it is serene, beautiful over the water. right now there are no evacuation orders for tahoe. abc 7 news meteorologist andy patel --sandhya patel is tracking the fire. sandhya: it will be another troubling few hours. let me show you the warning the is under affect into 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. that is because a gusty winds, low humidity, and dry fuels that are up there. right now it is dry. 18% humidity. winds are gusting anywhere from 18-27 miles an hour. the forecast is going to ramp up tomorrow at 3:00, that will push the flames as we head into thursday afternoon. it will still be gusting to around 22. finally, a win switch on thursday night, leading up about nine miles an hour. hopefully, that will help firefighters. the smoke is going to remain thick over that area right on through tomorrow night. if you look at the satellite picture, you can see just how smoke -- how much smoke that caldor fire pushing out. dan: firefighterdan: firefightef a really long hours trying to save comm

the conditions are out there, which obviously is part of the fire concerned, then farther north, that sonoma lake napa cal fire unit has announced increased staffing of engines, hand crews, dozers and helicopters just in case so for the very latest, we go to our chief meteorologist bill martin, who's tracking the conditions? yeah, we've got. a couple of things going on. certainly a very hot period, two years of drought in the bay area and western united states and so anything that looks like it could be a spark a lightning start. anything is going to draw a lot of fire a lot of attention, and hence the red flag warning. this is nothing like the event of last year, with thousands of lightning strikes, we could easily see a lightning strike. we've already seen rain on the ground in petaluma and rohnert park. the dynamics are available. especially in the north bay for late tonight, a thunderstorm or something of that nature and again because it's so dry 10 years ago, this would have happened. it would have been, man. you know, it wouldn't have been this. it wouldn't require this response. but becaus

those flames picking up heading through the area of the el dorado, this is all happening north of kirkwood at twin lakes campground, flames burning through the fuel, we have wind gusts that are the reason why this is growing to the intensity that it has so far, this is not part of a burn operation. an uncontrolled fire burning, the fire making a straight line towards highway 89 towards people's lake, >> firefighters say their main concerns are spot fires and flying embers. they hope to gain more containment if the wind eases up. to the north, the dixie fire has grown by another 9000 acres since this time yesterday. it now covers 1357 square miles across five counties. its most actively burning into volcanic national park to the north, and the plumas national forest to the south, creeping east toward highway 395, current containment there 55%. >>>, 7:00 a group of election security experts is calling for a rigorous audit of the upcoming california recall election. this comes after copies of system used to run elections across the country were released, at an event last month, sponsored by a key ally of f

. >> reporter: of businesses, along with the tahoe visitor bureau visit in north and south lake wantted and kimberly. weeks after the flames and air quality were at its peak some of they are now hoping people will make a return. >> the place is good, and healthy, and we didn't have any fires, no structural fires in the basin itself. >> reporter: welcome news for marcus, hoping to finish out the summer season strong with the people who make a touristy tahoe special. >> they come back with a big smile. almost always. that, i think, is the neatest thing. >> reporter: heather janssen reporting, the caldor fire has grown to more than 219,000 acres, but it is now 70% contained. >>> honolulu's iconic haiku stairs, also known as the stairway to heaven, are said to be removed. the honolulu city council unanimously voted to remove the stairs and today the city's mayor approved the one million- dollar project. the stairs have been a point of contention for many families in that area. the city council ultimately came to its decision because there is now infrastructure in place to limit people fr

you get further north, mendocino and lake county up to around 100 degrees by tuesday afternoon. temperatures will start cooling off on wednesday, that is transition day, then we settle into that below average temperature pattern through the weekend. highs around 70 from oakland and mid to upper 70s for san jose showers in the north bay we will be recklessly optimistic and leave them there for now even though it is just a 30% chance. warm spot inland and east bay, around 80 degrees saturday and sunday with a touch of fall in the air for last weekend of summer. the follicle knocks is next wednesday. coming up at 6:00 we will have this evening's dog walking forecast. >>> new at six, expectations ahead of the historic what the speaker of the house is doing right now to get the attention of last-minute voters. what one local leader is blaming for setting up the historic recall effort in the first place. >>> san jose police breaking up a huge sideshow over the weekend, busting more than 200 people. is it sustainable? can san jose police keep up the pace? >> i don't want to place unrea

right now a lot of people have evacuated in the north lake tahoe area or other areas spread out aroundea just hoping this gets under control. back to you. >> thank you, sharon. >>> we want to take a look at our weather forecast, because that's a big factor in the firefighting effort. >> absolutely. the winds are calming down, and we are seeing the smoke settling in and we can witness that as we look out in the walnut creek area as you step out the door this morning. the next couple of days we are getting ready for hotter temperatures in the labor day holiday weekend. low 80s for highs in the valley to mid-90s, and that's going to stick with us until labor day. cooler for wednesday, but we are not go to go see a significant warm-up in san francisco or along the coast. >>> we will have more local news coming up for you in half an hour. we hope your morning is off to a good start. >>> this is what folks are waking up to as we're back at 7:30 now this is the scene in philadelphia this is the scene in philadelphia this is the scene across many cities here in the northeast on this thursday m

police say they have finished searching a lake in north yorkshire as part of their investigation intoleading the inquiry says nothing of obvious significance was found. 0livia richwald reports. cloudier lawrence went missing on march 19, 2009. she had failed to for work as a chef at university of york. in the 12 years since she vanished there been several police services comic searches and arrests but claudia has never been found. then two weeks ago police brought in diapers, forensic archaeologist and sniffer drugs as they announced a major search of fishing lakes at sand hutton in york. but despite the exhaustive operation, during which one of the lakes was trained, today north yorkshire police confirmed that nothing of obvious significance had been found. some small items have been recovered but they may prove irrelevant to the investigation. claudia's family including her mumjoan have been kept informed. meanwhile, the police say that high—profile information has led to new information from the public so while the searches have continued the investigation continues. —— while resea

meanwhile in the north bay and less than 2 hours from now. the lake city council will discuss becoming the second city and solano county to institute its own mask mandate. if passed folks would be required to wear those masks in public buildings and enclosed spaces just last week the city of benicia passed its own mask mandate right now. solano county, the lone a bay area county to not have a current mask mandate that special meeting set to get underway at 8 o'clock tonight. we'll bring you updates during our prime time news, starting at 8 o'clock, a cargo ship experiencing a coronavirus outbreak is under orders from

we'll move it off to north. 87 in clear lake. look at that. just 68 for the high many mill valley.ks good tomorrow. what about that big game on sunday? you know what i'm talking about. the packers and 49ers. if you're headed out there, pre-game, 76. halftime, 68. don't worry if don't have tickets. we have pregame and post game coverage right here. you can see san francisco we hold with 60s. we're down to 79 monday, 77 tuesday and 78 on wednesday's fact. i'll have that coming up at 6:00 p.m. jessica and garvin, good last weekend to fire up the barbecue. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, toilet paper troubles, again. costco now limiting how much tp you can buy. this time it has nothing to do with pandemic. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make

lead to the chance of a thunderstorm up north towards windsor, healdsburg. so certainly clear lake a chance in our area. but right now it looks like it wants to say a little bit north and east. so we've got our fingers cross course i'll be back at six. and then we're back tonight at 10 2, and we can track and probably live at that point. i'll see you back here in a little bit. bill. thank you. we have breaking news involving the criminal trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes. the first witnesses showed up in court this week. court was not set to be in session today. but now we're told that it won't be in session until next tuesday. it's been postponed until next tuesday because a juror may have been in contact with someone who tested positive for the coronavirus. homes as you know, is charged with fraud. god for, uh. uh essentially bilking people out of 2 $700 million. if convicted, she could face up to 20 years in jail again. elizabeth holmes trial has been postponed until next tuesday because of juror may have been exposed to the coronavirus. more americans get out of afghan

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at noon you see the showers across lake county, mendocino, approaching far north bay. as we head through afternoon, stopping the clock at 5:00 p.m., scattered light activity for the bay area, north bay, coast, even the san francisco area. through 8:00 p.m., still looking at isolated spotty showers. here we are at 10:00 p.m., looking at some light showers for the region. as we start our day tomorrow, a cloudy start and then sunshine by the rest of your tuesday afternoon. temperatures will be on the rise as we look to the rest of the week. not expecting a lot of rain with this weather system, maybe just a few hundredths if that if you are lucky enough to catch the wet weather, we'll take what we can get. as we look to air quality, we have air quality advisory in effect today. we are looking at good to moderate air quality. you might see that haze aloft in upper levels of the atmosphere. with the ocean breeze at the surface, looking great for air quality. daytime highs, we will be cool across the region so with that onshore flow, temperatures will be a little bit below av

the king probably never even thought about it because they really loved this idea of coming the lake's north hitting south so i think that wasn't even part of the discussion. oddly enough, afterward, after it was all said and done, one of his criticisms, one of the many criticisms against jermaine was well, i told you we could have sailed around and reinforced him in new york city and you didn't pick the option. well, no, of course he didn't because burgoyne didn't put any emphasis on it at all so burgoyne was being disingenuous about that after the fact. the other part of your question, what if he sailed up the hudson and met at albany? i'm not sure burgoyne would have made it no matter what even if he did sail up the hudson but say they have. say he was able to make his way to albany and how got up to albany as well. number one, maybe they could have done that but they never could have felt the ground. i never think they could have -- all the fortifications they would have needed to establish up and down the corridor, no matter how much support they had and hamilton, i think, he wrote this

north. mendocino county and lake county not getting as much of a cooldown.ast shows temperatures remaining below average as we had for the weekend, and this didn't update for some reason. the computers are having fun with me. we will show you the correct seven day forecast coming up at 5:30. everything is off by a day. the numbers haven't changed. >> aren't we all? honestly. >> i thought the computer was used for the spacex launch, so it was tied up. >> there you go, it was recovering. >> we will reboot everything. live tv. otherwise we would re-record this. >> true. >> thanks, paul. struck the 49ers spend the week at a west virginia resort. why the state has been perfect, except for one thing. >> we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fast and reliable, are all included. because when you're on a real vacation together where you don't have to t

there were traffic jams that spread throughout south lake tahoe north into nevada.ornia governor has claimed a state of emergency. e governor in nevada has done e same thing. firefighters on the ground say now they are embroiled in a fight on the ground to try to save this town. that fight will continue for days. russ: that ends this half-hour of outside source. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching s. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... woman: architect. bee keeper. mentor. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by

right now, the impact is being felt on the north side of the lake. stacked with unused kayaks, empty hillside condos and it all lit up the tourist hotspot over the weekend. one owner says the caldor fire has cost him more than both of the pandemic shutdowns. >>> meanwhile, clouds looking to get fresh air headed to pacifica beach this weekend. last year it was closed for the labor day holiday weekend. let's get a check of our weather now. >>> we should take a look at the air quality over the tri- valley right now. let's just try and get comfortable with this. it is moderate, technically when you look at the reading, this is looking at 580 and 680, looking over toward pleasanton and dublin in the tri-valley. it will not change. in other words, the amount of smoke we have got right now is stuck here. i will show you why we will keep recycling it. the high-resolution smoke forecast, i will take this through the next day and have, the brighter the shades in the greens and yellows, it is moderate, watch what happens. it does not change a whole lot. we migh

continue to see that smoke dropping into the north, swinging offshore and coming into the bay area while the worse of the air quality clearly continues around lake tahoe and areas north of redding. temperature trend as we head towards sunday, we are looking at in land area, mostly mid-90s. this the hottest day of the holiday weekend. we could be close to 90 degrees. 75 degrees, maybe a little hot around downtown. 80s for oakland, you can see scotts valley and los gatos, mid-80s. seven-day forecast, i have to say have some very interesting changes that could be coming towards the end of next week. look over my shoulder here and in front of me now, a chance of showers, it is been in the forecast for a while. we are taking a closer look at this computer models. it is possible some of the places seeing ongoing fires have a chance of seeing some showers. that could be welcome. the story of this holiday weekend is the warmer temperatures. 70s for you. valleys hot and cooling as the sea breeze comes back tuesday and wednesday. weakening high pressure i am prooifing our air quality as we head to the middle part of negs next week. >> the rain later this

lake and mendocino. look as it pushes across north bay as well as along the cot.e wet weather as we head through the day today with an air quality advisory in effect but looking at good air quality. we'll talk more about what you can expect, coming up. >>> a san jose police officer is being praised for quick thinking and bravery. he is shown on camera rushing to rescue a man trapped in a burning car. san jose fire crews recorded this video as they pulled up to the scene. they saw the officer reach into the burning car, pull the man out and drag him to safety. the man was hospitalized. the police officer wasn't hurt. >>> a pedestrian hit and killed by a car on interstate 680 in martinez last night shortly before 8:00. police responded to reports that a pedestrian was in the road way and hit by a white toyota. the person died at the scene. police tell us the driver of the vehicle is cooperating with the investigation. >>> developing this morning, new fees are being considered for some national parks in san francisco and marin county. >> the public comment period wra

we have active projects, major projects right now going at the plaza, north berkley, west oakland, lake merritt. we have a 35% affordable housing requirement portfolio-wide and then each specific project has to have a minimum of 20%. and so we are all in on affordable housing and development around bart transit stations and just, you know, the picture there, it's of the city and muni. so i wanted to acknowledge the partnership there. but it's right next to public transit and that's why we should be having developments around public transit. and then i think slide 17 was more on this specific one. you all, i'm assuming -- and maybe i should never assume, i was taught that. i hope you're all tracking on this upper yard project. 100% affordable, 131 multi-family units right at the balboa park station and we're going to improve the plaza there. and so, you know, 100% affordable right next to bart. you connect into the city. you know, into the whole bay area on bart's connectivity to other transit agencies. you can't think of a -- i would challenge anybody here on this phone call to think of