in term of other people killed on the ground, northern nevada medical center in sparks, nevada, sparksg a community near reno, they received eight patients injured from the crash. five of the eight people they received are in serious condition. three of them are in good condition. there are two other area hospitals. there are patients receiving patients from the airfield. i don't have word from st. mary's regional medical if they have in fact put out a patient statementment we do know from renoun that within the last hour is that two people who they were treating for injuries as a result of this crash have died of the 22 patients that renoun is treating, they say that nine of those 22 are in critical condition. that is what we know right now. but on the scene is mckenzie warren. she is with our nbc affiliate in reno. can you give us anything of an update in terms of what we understand about why this crash happened and how many people may be affected? >> reporter: i just got back from speaking with one of the pilots flying in this unlimited race. you talk about 500 miles per hour, this

that warehouse feeds all stores in northern california as well as northern nevada.ials say it will take a few days to get stores stocked fully again. >> net flix announced yet another egg round of changes. and they're asking the governor to stop the sale of out of date products. >> this is interesting stuff. advocates for seniors and parents joined together today. to push the governor to sign a bill banning sale of expired infant food, baby formula and over the counter medication. and among those was a father from woodland california saying his 1-year-old son became ill after eating out dated baby foochld i went back to the store and said he found eight other jars of the expired products. >> this is a frightening experience for us. and this could have been prevented. no parent should have to worry like we did z no baby should have to suffer. >> advocates say most people believe this law already exists and shows they're selling expire prod ducts z net flix smaiking more changes and there is a good chance you saw these coming. separating is its dvd by mail business fr

the crowd peaked at more than 53,700 in the northern nevada desert yesterday. the u.s. bureau of land management allowed a crowd p of up to 50,000. they believe burning man sells more than 50,000 tickets on the premise that not everyone who buys one is going to show up. the week long festival ends tomorrow. >>> bar codes could become obsolete as the newest apps are recognizing the products themselves. a san francisco company unveiled a way to track and identify 3-d objects. richard hart reports a way to unwrap the world's secrets. >> first we scan the simple bar codes. it is the product name and how much it costs. then we go to the qr code. it is a more two dimensional code that provides pictures and links to locations on the internet. now forget the code. we can get information from pointing the camera at a picture. >> press the scan button. >> and add 3-d information to the real world. >> you are never looking down at your phone. you look through your phone. >> that is augmented reality. it is the specialty of a company with offices in munich and san francisco. it mak

caused for some extra security measured to be placed on state and military buildings here in northern nevada. >> reporter: carson city is nevada's capital. the state capitol and supreme court buildings were on lockdown for 40 minutes as a precaution. heightened security measures remain in place at all nearby military bases. the police now believe the shooting was an isolated incident at the mini mall. >> right now, it appears there was one shooter and that shooter has inflicted himself with a gunshot. >> reporter: he apparently fired shots at a barbecue restaurant, an h and r block office and a casino across the street, as well as a motorcycle rider who just happened to be driving by. at the h and r block, a tax class was under way. the teacher and six students huddled together in the bathroom until they were certain the coast was clear. authorities say late today, the man died a a a local hospital of those self-inflicted wounds. what's not yet clear is the motive for this rampage, though family members have suggested mental health issues. what is interesting, though, the carson city sheriff

scene, and extra security measures have been put in place on state and military buildings in northern nevada. >> the community is safe. this was an isolated gunman if you will, and he did take his own life. >> reporter: 32-year-old eduardo sencion shot himself and later died at the hospital. three other national guardsmen were also injured in the shooting. all three being treated at a nearby hospital. officials say it is simply too early to know if the troops were the target of that attack. nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> in other news tonight, local politicians and neighbors in san bruno are pushing legislators to pass a bill increasing oversight of gas lines and utilities. the push comes just a few days before the september 9 anniversary of the gas explosion and fire that killed eight residents, injured dozens more, and destroyed 38 homes. assemblyman jerry hill stood with the victims today to demand that lawmakers approve a.b. 56. the bill would reform the way the public utilities commission regulates gas pipelines and increase accountability from companies like pg&e. suppo

close to 54,000 people were in the northern nevada desert for the event.that's about 4,000 more than the number allowed by federal land managers. the bureau of land management believes organizers sold more than 50,000 tickets assuming not everyone would show. officials now say they hope to discuss the issue with organizers after the dust clears from the week long event tomorrow. >>> nearly 10 years have passed since 9/11. tonight we look at how the world around us has changed through the eyes of the bay area muslim community. >>> new videos come out showing the crash site of crash 93 moments after it went down in a pennsylvania field. >>> the last ten years have brought about a range of feelings in the bay area muslim community. as the anniversary of the terror attacks near, lloyd lacuesta talks with muslims about life after 9/11. >> reporter: ramadan is a time for muslims to fast, pray and reflect. this year the holy month was the prelude to remembering 9/11. young muslims who grew up in after 9/11 say it's something you will never forget. >> it's a hecti

that cause for some extra security measures to be placed on state and military buildings here in northern nevada. >>reporter: carson city is nevada capitol. state capitol and supreme court buildings were on lock down for 40 minutes as precaution. tighten security measure remain in place at all nearby military bases. police now believe the somewhating was an isolated incident at the minimal. >> writ now it appears as though there was one shooter and the shooter l has inflicted himself with a gunshot. >>reporter: he apparently fared shots at barbecue restaurant, hr block office and casino across the street. as well as a motorcycle rider who just happened to be driving by. at the hr block a tax class was under way. teacher and 6 students huddle together in the bathroom until they were certain the coast was clear. authorities say late today eduardo died at local hospital of those self inflicted wounds. what not yet mostly clear the motive for the rampage although family members suggested mental health issues. carson city sheriff however now says that all the national guard members were at the back o

close to 54,000 people were in the northern nevada desert for the event.that's about 4,000 more than the number allowed by federal land managers. the bureau of land management believes organizers sold more than 50,000 tickets assuming not everyone would show. officials now say they hope to discuss the issue with organizers after the dust clears from the week long event tomorrow. >>> nearly 10 years have passed since 9/11. tonight we look at how the world around us has changed through the eyes of the bay area muslim community. >>> hi, i'm doing my back-to-school shopping and i saw another store's ad for these crayons at a lower price. no problem -- i can match that right here. oops -- i don't have the ad. you don't need it. oh, what about a coupon for these pens? yeah. easy. why does the glue not stick to the glue stick? well, it's very complicated, but it has to do with oxygen. i knew that. [ male announcer ] get low prices every day on everything. backed by our ad match guarantee. and now save even more at the end of summer clearance with cool prices on t

shooting scene and extra security measures were put in place on state and military buildings in northern nevada>> the community is safe. this was an isolated gunman f you will. he did take his own life. >> the gunman shot himself and later died at the hospital. >> a scare for an east bay school district. a bomb went off two blocks from martinez middle school. a school worker found a suspicious box at the back door. you can see how many schools are within blocks of the office. they discovered a mortar, the kind used to shoot fireworks inside a package. the strength of the mortar would not have caused seriously damaged. they were able to neutralize the package in 15 minutes. >> new at 6:00. right now trying to get on board tw the new plan to get buses and streetcars runnen on time. they say they can save time by letting riders hop aboard at all doors. riders pay cash would still have to board at the front. currently all riders have to funnel through the front door buses. they already let light rail riders to board at all doors. they are testing the idea on buses along vaness. >>> school is back.

as a safety precaution -- northern nevada as a safety precaution.e also just received these still images from the reno gazette journal. we will keep you updated as we get developing detail on this new story. >>> it is one of the unforgettable images from 9/11; smoke rising from the field in shanksville, pennsylvania, right after the crash of united flight 93. now nearly ten years later, there is a new video which may be the earliest footage captured at the scene. trace gallagher has more on that. trace? >> reporter: in fact, megyn, a woman who is now collecting oral histories for the national parks service says she believes this is, in fact, the earliest video of the crash of flight 93. take a look at this thing. this was actually recorded just minutes after the crash by a man named dave. dave died this year, but i want you to listen as you look at the video and the thick black smoke, listen to him narrate over this video and how calm he was, and listen to the detail that he gives as he watches this video and the rest of what's gown finish going on

. >>> new at 6:00, the annual burning man sfes val in the northern nevada desert drew 54,000 people. 4,000 more than permitted. the u.s. bureau of land management plans to address that issue. here are pictures from the event which wrapped up today. the blm limits the crowd size to 50,000 people. but a peak crowd of just under 54,000 was reported late saturday afternoon. the festival was sold out for the first time ever. a spokeswoman says she believes organizers sold over 50,000 tickets assuming not everyone would show up. the agency imposes limits on the crowd size in an effort to protect the sprawling desert's environment. no major problems occurred during the graerg this year. but one participant died of unknown natural causes. >>> search crews presume they're dead but fishermen missing -- they've hired a private search company to comb miles of the sea of cortez looking for the boat which capsized there two months ago. nothing turned up but the families will continue to raise money to extend the search. 43 people were on board when the bot sank on july 3rd. searches have not been

i'm sure they are checking their cards to figure out what they are going to do to get northern nevada megyn: even though republican voters outnumbered democrats by 30,000. in the 2008 presidential race, president obama almost beat john mccain down there. he lost this district by 89 votes. so president obama was very, very competitive. which is why some people say the fact that you defeated the democrat in this district so handily -- i take the latest numbers they were -- you tell me. >> they are shy of 22 points. folks are saying how does this swing from president obama almost beating the republican to you with that decisive victory. >> people in nevada are tired of the way things have been going. they don't think the answer to the question is the federal government needs to get bigger. they right the administration's way and the majority leader's way and it isn't working and they want a new plan and new representation. megyn: when you were talking to folks in your district, including democrats, what were they telling you matters them and why do you believe democrats to the extent the

close to -- close to 54,000 people were at the event in the northern nevada desert.han the number allowed by federal land managers. the bureau believes organizers sold thor man 50,000 tickets, assuming not everyone would show. they will -- sold more than 50,000 tickets, assuming not everyone would show. >>> and there was no evidence of a recession during the multiple sclerosis telethon. >> we have $25 donated -- >> the telethon aired on our sister station. 0 we raised $2.1 million and that helped boost total to $65 million, which is the most since 2008. >>> it is labor day. today many californians wish they could go back to the original meaning of labor day, a day to celebrate having a job. right now, not one out of every californians is out of a job. that 12% unemployment rate is the second highest in america. analysts say there have been several job proposals. but they say the biggest hindrance is mixing the housing market. >>> well, about 20,000 people attended this. a two-day expo featuring marijuana in downtown oakland. organizers say that's a bit more than prev

e this terrible eventnt not only impacted the communities of northern nevada but the entire station -- stay. having visited the scene where the crash occurred it is difficult to describe the amount of damage that it placed there. our state's first responders ana medical personnel did an amazing job in a very difficult situation. my thoughts and prayers go out to all the victims and a theirut families and wish the injured a quick recovery. i am deeply humbled by the and to address the body as. nevada's 25th senator. nevada is a small state but itn is one that is provided many with a great chance to succeed. most people know that it was in nevada where samuel clemons began tote sign his writings as mark twain and reported on the territorial legislative.itorwa however, the reason samuel clemonss came to the nevada territory was to follow his older c brother, orion clemons . served as the first and only secretary of the nevadala territory.my svi that position would later become secretaryce of state. a position which i held prior to my service in congress. of like the clemons brothers who

are watching lightning activity in northern california and nevada. on their mon monitors a small blue dot signifies a lightning strike. >> we're looking at a total of about 197 strikes with only one of those being a positive strike. the forecast was that it would circle back and then come down back through california, possibly the east bay hills. >> most lightning strikes don't happen near a road way, near good access. they tend to be in remote locations where we have to hike in resource and in some cases even drop by air. >> and those resources spread thin because the fire unit sent 5 engines and a bulldozer trying to fight this other fire. live in gill roy,. >>> all right. we want to bring back our chief meteorologist. what are your models showing? >> last night, we talked about it. there is a slight chance for showers in the bay area but it is slight. let's go to live storm tracker 2 and here we are thursday night. look at the sierra nevada. go through time a little bit. there we are into friday afternoon. nothing there. there's a fire weather wat

we have problems -- we have more geothermal sites in northern nevada and the solar energy that's available in southern nevada, if they allow transmission lines so we can move that energy from point a to point b we could create the green energy jobs that the administration continues to doubt. but we can't put those transmission lines in place. that being the case, obviously we can't create those jobs. if we get the transmission lines in, get the federal government out of the way, create the green jobs, we can create jobs not only in nevada but throughout the west. congratulations to the western caucus and their efforts on the jobs frontier. thank you. >> thanks. i want to compliment my neighbor from wyoming, senator barrasso, and congressman pearce for their leadership in the western caucus. many of us are members of that good organization and continues to grow, and not too long ago the western caucus put out a report documenting this administration's assault on the west called the war on the west, and it almost seems as if the administration is kind of almost openly hostile to the way in w

about to our east they and to our north and sierra nevada and unless northern california we have been seeing thunderstorms all afternoon long. even in the evening things start to die down right now but i show you a time lapse from our heavenly camera 8300 foot elevation just about a couple hours ago. still some thunderstorms developing there and lightning strike. quite vivid there dramatic pictures from the tahoe area and if you are heading to lake tahoe tomorrow, another chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms again. just be aware of this. temperatures rate now 50's along the coast line. 60's inland. we only have a few patches of low clouds that have developed along the coast but we are expecting coastal clouds overnight turning sunny by midday tomorrow and cooler pattern is set to develop later on this week. so here's look at the water vapor imagery. satellite picture showing you what is happening in the atmosphere. one area of low pressure that was responsible for the sierra thunderstorms is pushing off to the east. this low continues to spin off the southern california

about to our east they and to our north and sierra nevada and unless northern california we have been seeing thunderstorms all afternoon long. even in the evening things start to die down right now but i show you a time lapse from our heavenly camera 8300 foot elevation just about a couple hours ago. still some thunderstorms developing there and lightning strike. quite vivid there dramatic pictures from the tahoe area and if you are heading to lake tahoe tomorrow, another chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms again. just be aware of this. temperatures rate now 50's along the coast line. 60's inland. we only have a few patches of low clouds that have developed along the coast but we are expecting coastal clouds overnight turning sunny by midday tomorrow and cooler pattern is set to develop later on this week. so here's look at the water vapor imagery. satellite picture showing you what is happening in the atmosphere. one area of low pressure that was responsible for the sierra thunderstorms is pushing off to the east. this low continues to spin off the southern california

continuing to see thunderstorms through the sierra, northern california and nevada but not through theright now. that does not mean that the chances gone away, we still have subtropical moisture over california coast are pushing to the east as we head into tomorrow. we're still under a general thunderstorms outlook for tomorrow to slight chance that we could see a couple of pop up showers for tomorrow. we will definitely see the fog for tomorrow morning all into the bay area. cleaning to the coastline but the afternoon. temperature very similar to what we thought to the '60s and '70s for the bayshores 65 half moon bay. '70s and '80s in the south bay. penney's also through the inland valleys. wikipedia.org analysts '70s and '80s up to the. 63 in san francisco, 68 richmond. in the year extended forecast. temperatures virtually the same tuesday and wednesday the cooling down and as we get more dense wall to the bay area expected to the weekend that will mean more conditions throughout the bay area. >> and of the week, another republican debate the texas governor rick carey and former mass

parts of the mountains of northern california into oregon and into central nevada because of a possibility of dry lightning strikes. so bear that in mind if traveling into those areas or have loved ones in those areas. sunny skies, high temperatures into mid to upper 80s up to about 90 in los gatos. we'll see upper 70s to around 80 in palo alto. 60s on the coast again tomorrow. and there is not as warm as today but a warm day for san francisco. up into north bay, 80s up to 90 in cal stoga. near east bay communities highs generally into 70s tomorrow, upper 70s for the most part. and 82 in fremont z inland east bay, low to mid-90s, 70s near the bay and mid-90s inland. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is temperatures bouncing up and down a bit. then cooling down sunday and highs only into 80s. and low 60s on the coast. i'll have more late year this is the time of the year we get red flag warning autos we do. september is a warm month here. and if we can get gusty winds that only adds to concerns for fire. we'll be watching out for that. >> thank you. >> and entertainment news now, ann

saturday in these areas in the red here in the central sierra mountains of northern california, parts of oregon and central, nevadahigher terrain where the dry lightning strikes are possible and can trigger fires with the dry brush and dry vegetation. in the south bay tomorrow look for high temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 80s up to 90 at los gatos. 81 mountaineer view. 8 mountain view. 68 downtown san francisco. 62 in the sonset district. north bay highs mainly in the 80s up to 90 calistoga. highs in the 70s, upper 70s to low 80, 82 fremont and 80 at castro valley. inland east bay warm again. generally low to mid 90s. near monterey bay highs around the bay in the 70s. it will be mild near the bay and quite warm inland with mid 90s at gilroy and holster. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. two more days of this inland heat. mid to upper 90s inland tomorrow and friday. low to mid 80s around the bay. that is pretty warm. on the coast, mid to upper 60s. start to cool down just a few degrees on saturday. and sunday through next wednesday highs inland only in the 80s. 70s around the bay. much cooler patt

you can see it right here in the form of some showers that moved through northern california, in the sierra and in to nevada right now. those are going to fall aparts over the next couple of hours. if you are heading that way, it will get clear rather rapidly. let's see what it is doing as far as wind. it has calmed down considerably, fastest in the east bay valleys, concord at 14. fairfield at about 12 miles an hour but it's all blowing in from the ocean and going cooler. most of our temperatures 1-155 degrees cooler. fremont the same, concord is one degree warmer. 8:00 this morning, mostly clear conditions, partly cloudy around the bay and coast. 40s and still in the 50s. by noon, sunshine and few lingering clouds around the coast and 50s and 60s by 4:00 in the afternoon. just total sunshine with near 60s along the coast. 50s around the bayshore, 70s as you head into inland valleys. accu-weather seven-day forecast, after 40s and 50s tonight, our afternoons will be on warming trend, 2-4 degrees warmer every day until about tuesday when temperatures will be above average. >> we have a lot of activity but th

northern california. because of its deteriorating condition. the nevada city based bank had seven branches.ys the branches will reopen on monday morning. customers should see no service interruption. the closures brings the number of bank failures to 73 across the country this year. >>> palestine has officially requested statehood from the united nations. thousands of palestinians gathered in ramallah last night to celebrate the application. palestinian president abbas submitted the paperwork earlier to the secretary general. the u.n. secretary council will take up the issue on monday, but it's not likely to go far since the u.s. is opposed. president obama and others are pressing palestine to resume press talks with israel. >>> in southern california college students face community service and prohibition after a jury found them guilty of disrupting a speech. the verdict came down yesterday in santa ana. in february, 2010, the students interrupted a speech by israeli ambassador michael orrin at the irvine campus. orange county ended up charging the students. the students and their attorney

slower traffic in northern iran coming out of the nevada narrows leading down towards lucas valley road for a check on the leather with james fletcher. >> here is a view from the james lick freeway. it is going to be a really nice day with along temperatures. to date that is the forecast. as a look out toward the rest of the leaked the he will continue. we do expect her to be called by this weekend. in some spots we will see the eyes dropped 10 degrees. here is where temperatures are at the moment. call in the north gate. san jose is holding steady at 63. highs this afternoon will look like this. upper 80s-low 90s. we are also expected warm conditions in the no. 8. here is your seventh day forecast. sunshine to stay with us all week long. temperatures inland hovering around the mid-90s and then a local law saturday and sunday. >> football season in full swing in the baseball season wrapping up. their readers and niners--the oakland raiders and 49ers. dallas tied the game is sending its overtime and dallas or one with a field goal. 27-24 was the score. the raiders or dominated in the sec

nevada. red flag warning in effect for the northern and eastern parts of the california and we have a fire weather watch. i'm going to have more on that. more specifics on your weekend. and i'll leave the fog thing alone. >>> a delta 2 rocket will carry two satellites into lunar orbit where they will measure the moon's orbital location. >>> at just 5 years old she took a stand against segregation. and now she is etched in bonds. >>> fired for a bag of chips. now he is suing. >>> a uc berkeley golf champion found dead. hear what police are saying about her mysterious death. now the pressure is on. open carry laws, cell phones in prison, to a stadium bill all up for discussion tonight. the decisions that could impact you tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. warded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1...2...3... jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. ha! she's so pretty. yeah. or, we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got. [ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. >>> some con

northern california. so right new we're still holding onto the warmth. livermore with 95. 93 in nevada. 94 in santa rosa. tonight we are going to see the fog build back a little bit more extensively. mainly at the coastline. and as we head throughout late tonight and into tomorrow we'll see slight cooling with the winds starting to shift. that is starting to weaken. what we're going to focus on is the region of low pressure developing just offshore. actually it could bring in enough moisture to this weekend to produce some scattered thunderstorms for our higher elevations. as for tomorrow, we'll call it warm with a little bit of cooling coming into the forecast. with a few 90s expected. we should get out of the triple-digit range. into friday's forecast. still looking at the chance for mountain thunderstorms. let's get you to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. we have the fog on the coastline. san francisco with low clouds. in the north bay, should be a clear start for most of the east and the south bay. then by the noon hour, here's the different thing to note. the fog still hugs the coastline. san

nevada for the most part. so that red flag warning in effect for northern california.e weather watch in effect for the rest of the central valley and up into the foothills, the grass valley and elsewhere. so today's temperatures as i mentioned came down. the highs tomorrow come up. it's going to warm up a good 8 degrees tomorrow. saturday looks nice too. but i think tomorrow will be the nicest day. temperatures trend down on the bay area weekend. this high pressure is going to give us a little bit of an offshore flow. it clears the fog from the coast and also allows this moisture to funnel up from the south. partly cloudy. chance of a sierra thunderstorm and a bit of a cooling trend. if you're going to lake tahoe there's a pretty good bet you're going to get some thundershowers out there. this time of year any kind of lightning is not what you want. i was checking online and they were staffing up extra firefighters this weekend up there in the north state in the central part of the state. 96 in brentwood, 94 in livermore. 90 in morgan hill for friday. warmer than it wa

nevada for the most part. so that red flag warning in effect for northern california. fire weather watch in effect for the rest of the central valley and up into the foothills, the grass valley and elsewhere. so today's temperatures as i mentioned came down. the highs tomorrow come up. it's going to warm up a good 8 degrees tomorrow. saturday looks nice too. but i think tomorrow will be the nicest day. temperatures trend down on the bay area weekend. this high pressure is going to give us a little bit of an offshore flow. it clears the fog from the coast and also allows this moisture to funnel up from the south. partly cloudy. chance of a sierra thunderstorm and a bit of a cooling trend. if you're going to lake tahoe there's a pretty good bet you're going to get some thundershowers out there. this time of year any kind of lightning is not what you want. i was checking online and they were staffing up extra firefighters this weekend up there in the north state in the central part of the state. 96 in brentwood, 94 in livermore. 90 in morgan hill for friday. warmer than i

nevada. you can expect the rest of the day. spine sierra, southern sierra, northerna, kern county, southern california, risk of showers and thunderstorms. we saw forward into sunday, not much has changed. back home, still kind of sticky in fresno. hot weather at 97. nice afternoon and few clouds, 80 in santa clara and on the peninsula look for the fog and afternoon sun, late morning sun with 78 in redwood city. in fact brightening up all around the city, 66 this afternoon. 80 in novato. 77 in vallejo. near east bay, 68 in berkeley. nice day as you head towards union city, 79 in fremont and more 90s will prevail, 92 in livermore. 87 in walnut creek. mid-level clouds and light rain, low clouds in terms of fog along the coast and then some decent temperatures, warm temperatures, 80s down around monterey. the coast will be in the mid-60s. as we look ahead, we'll notice the cooler weather will stay with us tomorrow into next week. a little unusual but definitely be careful if you are out there in the north bay and all around in the bay area with the high fire danger. >>>

dry lightening for the sierra nevada foot hills parts of the sacramento valley and red flag warning for parts of northernifornia not only are we looking at the dry lightning there but also gusty hot northerly wind developing as we head in the next couple days there. tonight temperatures in the 50's except apartment i don't care at 60 grease and you will see the fo fog, low clouds, keingt side and some bay side community much lick this morning. tomorrow afternoon it's up to 83 in san jose. coming up a couple degrees. 82 agrees in santa clara a.on the peninsula you will see the kitional hay clouds coming in. 79 in palo alto. 78 for red wad city. 58 degrees in pacifica. that's a little bit higher than today. today was only 55. do you want san francisco 63 degrees and in the north bay you are lacking at 102 in ukiah. north wind crank the temperature the newspaper santa rose. 92 ther there. down sloping wind. east bay mid 70's. san leandro inland area 94 condition cord please anton 98 in brentwood and monterey bay 72 degrees in santa cruz. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. you lack at hot day inland tomorro

for this sierra nevada foot hills and pl sacramento valley there's definitely fir weather concern. for weather watch for these years. red flag warning for parts of northern. if you get the northerly wind gusty wind drying out the atmosphere some more, you add to that lightning strike with very little rainfall. possibility of some wildfires here as we head that the weekend. over nature tonight look for temperatures in the 50's except antioch at 60 degrees and low clouds filling in once again so tomorrow morning waking up to some gray sky in parts of the bay i can't remember. 83 in the south bay tomorrow afternoon. ia in santa clara. on the about instant la upper 70's redd with city, palo alto, 58 agrees in pacifica. 63 for new downtown san francisco. so coming up a little bit. low 90's though santa rosa. calistoga. in the east bay look for mild day 74 in oaklan oakland. 81 agrees in free mont. inland 80's getting hot 97 antioch. 96 in livermore and for the monterey bay 72 degrees in santa cruz. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. hot one inland tomorrow. cooling over the weekend. slight chance of thunderstorms. extra clouds around and cooling continues ri

northern america. the largest piece to survive weighs about 300 pounds. nasa is awaiting for more information from data and from possible eyewitnesses. >>> nevada commissionered to make bear hunting season an annual event despite some objections. bear hunting will be held each year from late august until the end of december. the bear population around lake tahoe is estimated to be in the 200 to 300 range and growing at about 16% each year. the state allowed its first bear hunt this year with a limit of 0 bears of which only six can be females. the commissioners say they will review those limits annually. >>> in news of the world tonight, in yemen, no signs of a truce after clashes today between forces loyal to the president and forces backed by renegade forces left at least 40 people dead. the violence comes a day after president saleh returned from saudi arabia and called for a cease-fire. he had left the country to receive treatment for injuries he suffered in a june attack on his compound. since january, protesters have called on him to step down after 40 years in power. >>> in russia, it appears that vladimir putin is likely to return to the presidency.

the one in nevada, this seat was held by republicans for a long time in the northern central part of the state and a seat that they, once again, held on to. he won the race by more than 20 points, kyra. this is the interesting part here. listen, this is a state, nevada, where barack obama won it last time around in the presidential election in 2008, a battleground state and also a state that he wants to win again and a state where the democrats think they have a shot at maybe winning back the senate seat. a 22-point victory by the republican candidate is a little bit troubling, no doubt about it, for the democrats. now, republican national chairman had this to say about both is the victories last night. this should be cause for concern for democrats across the country. he goes on to say, tonight's elections prove, yet again, that president obama is failing america. kyra, listen, both these elections, they were local issues. israel and also gay marriage was a big deal back in the new york '09 race and there were also issues here. republicans were trying to make both these elections a

nevada. eventually it will head back toward the west coast. we may drew draw in a few clouds. the authority wind looks to be in the northern sacramento valley. after that fog burns off it will be sunny to mostly sunny. i'm just warming things up a little bit. somes of the fog is readiesing visibility. some of it is high enough where it doesn't matter. warming up low to mid 90s inland. over the week as the low moves into central california. it might go down to santa barbara. i can't blame it. partly cloudy. a few showers are possible. more likely it will be to the east and south of us. it will also ramp up the fog. because you get the high based thunderstorms you get the lightning as well. the fire danger has increased. especially on northern california. reno has canceled their red flag warning. and also into lake county i might add. thick fog sunny a little warmer but there is a component of a west or northwest breeze. and not a north, northeast. other than that 90s for some. 80s for others. 60s and 70s if you are stuck in that fog i don't see it getting out of the upper 70s. we do have high clouds. partly cloudy. i think sunday looks mostly

northern states. new hampshire is his best early state. if he can win that big then he comes in to south carolina and nevada and florida with a bigger head of than he would have otherwise. bill: larry, thank you it's good to see you. we'll talk to you in about a week. deal? >> yep, there you go. martha: here is the point about confidence and the white house. a new book takes a behind the scenes look at the inch fighting and the turmoil turning president obama's handling of the u.s. economy in the first couple of years and really all the way up to the present day. in a fox news poll nearly two-thirds of registered voters say that they disapprove of the way that the president is handling the u.s. economy, pulitzer prize winning journalist and author ron suskind joins me now. he's the author of confidence man, wall street, washington and the education of a president. what an education it is, it's an exhaustive book. you've spent hours talking to all of these people. fine finally you got 50 minutes with the president sit down. how did that come about. >> i went to the white house on a final pass, i said here is what i've got. i laid it out for

northern sacramento valley and down on the desert, southern california riverside county. a lot going on. a lot of heavy rain funnel clouds. that's moved off into ard and -- arizona and nevadas on the temperatures. almost everybody says cloudy. and that's in the form of low clouds and also fog. sea breeze has decided to pick up in intensity here. a lot of locations, if it's calm, usually it's overcast. but the delta breeze has ramped up pretty good. pretty good-looking thunderstorm complex. there's no support. as that low moves it takes away a lot of the energy. there could still be a high cloud or two. but things are on the drier side. now we focus our attention to this system. that's sweeping in the fog and lifting it up. so low clouds, much more so today than we -- than we had yesterday. it will be cooler, breezy and maybe downright cold for some of you if you are stuck on the bay. that low will hang around to friday, maybe friday night, saturday. a lot of 7 as and low to mid- 80s. more fog, sunny for some. it will be nice, mild, warm. not as hot as yesterday. 50, 60s, 70s for many. low to mid-80s. ukiah, clearlake, low to mid- 80s out towards brentwood. livermore, pleas