on bbc website, but the news continues here on bbc one, as we welcome to a special edition of northwest tonight welcome viewers watching around the uk. guilty — nurse lucy letby is the most prolific baby killer in modern times. she perverted her learning and weaponised her craft to inflict harm, grief and death. this is the moment she was arrested. today, she's guilty of murdering seven babies and trying to kill six more. as baby deaths rose at the countess of chester hospital why didn't the trust act sooner? given themselves the role of the investigating officer when they didn't have the skills to do so and certainly didn't have the openness of mind to consider the unthinkable. and "heartbroken, angry and numb" — we hear from parents whose newborns died in letby 5 care. he had blood around his mouth. and lucy was there. it isjust beyond your imagination that somebody is on a ward killing babies, it is unbelievable. she is the most prolific killer of babies in modern british history. lucy letby — a nurse responsible for looking after the sickest of newborns. instead she set about killing them.

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tonight, weather threat. extreme heat scorches the sunbelt and northwest. maging storms, thunder across the east. >> you know the answer to that. >> plus, donald trump tonight facing a fourth indictment, a georgia grand jury considering the case. >>> deadly explosion, a blast destroys homes and lives in pennsylvania. >> eating a sandwich and heard a very loud explosion. >>> and later, hawaii strong. out of the horror, help and hope, the faithful gathering today focused on healing. >> announcer: this is "the cbs weekend news". >>> good evening. i'm major garrett in new york. the death toll from the fire that roared through maui has risen again, more than 90 people confirmed killed. it is the deadliest u.s. wildfire in more than a century. the scale of suffering and trauma only now coming into focus. tony dokoupil is in maui and leads our coverage. good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening. we are just back now from a shelter still filled with a thousand people five days after that wildfire chewed through pasts of west maui. people tell us they're trying

tonight, millions on alert for extreme weather. damaging hail in the midwest. severe storms sweeping into the east. including possible tornadoes. blistering heat as the pacific northwest braces for a dangerous heat wave. >>> a deadly home explosion. the flames spreading to other homes in the neighborhood. tonight, the search for victims and a cause. >>> the major faceoff in iowa. the gop presidential candidates courting voters. rachel scott with former president donald trump, boasting about his big lead. and ron desantis on what he needs to do to catch up. >>> new questions after police looking for suspects in a hit and run arrest a man as he holds his baby inside an applebee's restaurant. the actual suspects hiding in a restroom. >>> damar hamlin's amazing comeback. his return to the nfl months after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field. >>> and maui strong. an island battered, but not defeated. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news tonight," reporting tonight from maui. >> whit: good evening. thank you for joining us on this saturday night. i'm whit johnson, on the ground in hawaii tonight. at the scene of what is now the deadliest na

sizzling heat zone in texas send a heatwave across the pacific northwest all made more likely by human caused climate change. and tonight's project earth report, anne makovec looks at lethal effects of our planet's rising temperatures and what we can do to adapt. >> from devastating wildfires, blistering heat and warming oceans, july was brutally hot. who knows what is in store for august. >> the world that we grew up in, you and i, everyone who was watching this, that climate, that idea of summer, that idea of the kind of temperature ranges that we live in is gone. we are moving into and already are in a much hotter world. >> reporter: journalist jeff goodell spoke this week at the commonwealth club in san francisco. >> just because it has never been 125 degrees in san francisco before does not mean that it can't be 125 degrees in san francisco at some point in the future. >> reporter: the topic, his interest bestseller, the heat will kill you first, life and death on a scorched planet. he has written about climate change for decades but this time, the reaction was different. >> i think there is that kind of a feeling ri

around livermore west, northwest went back over around san francisco patchy low clouds. 7:00 tonight giants versus the atlanta braves. the team with the best record in baseball, this is a playoff preview. patchy low clouds, low 60s and speaking of low clouds, they are going to move inland overnight just like we saw this morning so plan on misty skies and drizzle and then clearing skies by lunchtime moving those temperatures to the upper 50s and low 60s. dress in layers, lifejacket weather until 9:00 tomorrow morning and then temperatures climb up low and mid 80s inland and saturday looks like 80s across most valleys from the north bay down south. fairfield, concorde livermore you will see temperatures approaching '90s. 70 san francisco, 76 in oakland. the wind is part of the story bringing in fog and clouds and in our case when it comes to air quality, some of the winds that we are seeing will help pull down smoke from the north coast and drop it into the bay area we are likely to see these conditions, smoke advisory extended saturday and sunday and you can see the effect of the wind

and it has to do with the north and northwest wind that is setting up tonight. that is also going to well bring down our relative humidity. and with that, we're looking at heightened fire danger. more on that in just a moment. here's a look at the system that is moving through the pacific northwest. temperatures today a little bit warmer in some areas, but some areas actually a tad cooler as a result of this moving through. but behind it, high pressure is going to strengthen very quickly. and that pressure gradient between the low and the high going to, again kick up our wind. right now we have napa reporting a southerly breeze at 15mph. novato southwest at 17, oakland west at 14, shifting south to areas over san jose and northwest breeze at 16mph. sfo its onshore but it's quite breezy out at the airport with 24mph reported there. 24 hour temperature change within a few degrees, some a tad cooler, some a tad warmer this afternoon. and a look at the numbers for you. 74 in san francisco in the north bay, a warm 86 for napa for the inner east bay low 90s in brentwo

will continue to sell rain doors in a part of the northwest, north of the central alborz highlands, northeast to the zagros highlands , based on tonight and tomorrow, sunday, in a part of the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan , ardabil, gilan, mazandaran, golestan, north qazvin provinces , alborz, tehran and semnan. at the time of the year and thunder and we will have electricity in north khorasan province, north of khorasan razavi province, as well as east of lorestan province , chaharmahal, bakhtiari, kohgiluyeh, and boyer ahmad , and we predict that with less intensity in the south and southeast of fars province and north of hormozgan province, this possibility is also an important phenomenon. in the eastern part of our country, the speed of the wind has increased in some places and there is dust from these conditions, especially in the city of south khorasan province and in the north of sistan and baluchistan province, on the western border of our country in khuzestan and kermanshah provinces . more hot weather we have a region of our country and the relative increase in temperature is expected in most regions of our c

monday with increasing chances of thundershowers and as early as 9:00 tonight you will have to look for some thunderstorms moving northwest through the central valley and we could see a few showers and thunderstorms for the inland bay area as early as later on this evening and coming up we will look closer at how much rain we expect from the remnants of the storm and how long it will stick around coming up in about 10 minutes. >>> here first responders heed the call for help and the office of emergency management has equipped the team with experts from several fire departments. there all about to take off from oakland and southern california and they are live at the warehouse. >> reporter: that swift water task force took off from this warehouse here in oakland and taking with them some equipment you see like these boats and they are headed to southern california. they said they were expect in a call as they heard hilary was making strength off the coast and they got that call today . these are 16 bay area firefighters who have special swift water training responding and they got here as fast as they could and they loaded

northwest. all made more likely by human caused climate change. in tonight'sroject earth report, anne makovec looks at the potentially lethal effects of our planet's rising temperatures and what we can do to adapt. from devastating wild fires, blistering heat an warming oceans, july was brutally hot. who knows what is in store for august. >> the world that we grew up in, you and i, and everybody who is watching this, you know, that climate, that idea of summer. that idea of the temperature ranges that we live in, is gone. and we are moving into, and are already in a much hotter world. >> reporter: journalist jeff goodell spoke this week at the common wealth club in san francisco. >> just because it has never been 125-degree ins san francisco before does not mean that it can't be 125 degrees in san francisco at some point in the very near future. >> reporter: the topic, his instant best seller. the heat will kill you first. life and death on a scorched planet. goodell has written about climate change for decades but this time, the reaction was different. >> i t

as we head into this evening and indeed tonight, that low pressure that was storm betty still towards the northwesting away, but still breezy, if not windy around some western coasts, through western parts of scotland and the hebrides and around irish sea coasts, too, but not the strength of wind we saw. elsewhere, dry, one or two showers and temperatures lower than last night. now, of course, on sunday, all eyes on sydney for that big game in the fifa world cup final. and after a pleasant winter's day in sydney, by the time we reach kickoff, we're looking at temperatures around about the mid to high teens. plenty of sunshine, although a breeze coming in from the west. so for those looking to watch the game outdoors here at home, it's largely dry on sunday with some sunshine, a few showers around. at times, we could see a few lines of showers coming in through parts of south wales in towards the southern midlands. once again, its parts of england and the south east of england that have the driest, warmest weather. cooler further north, breezy as well. next week, that low pressure still with us to t

northwest making it a little bit blustery. certainly jacket weather here staying with us no doubt through tonight. dipping down to the 50s once we roll into 9 and 10:00. because of the fog, that helped to keep numbers way down, talking 5 to 10 degrees below average. you're just riding in with perfect weather across walnut creek. it feels more like spring than summer. 77 dipping down to 73 at 7 p.m. some 60s rolling in. now we keep talking about some heat on the way. that hot weather that's going to roll in here by this weekend. what i wanted to show you is the weather system that's going to be producing that heat as we roll through tomorrow begins to start to kind of take shape, if you will, here to the south of us through tomorrow's forecast. again, we're going to get real lucky here. we still have the cooler system in the pacific and it will drive a cooler line of some air towards us. keep the fog going back to the coast line. not quite 100s yet. less than two minutes. let me show you the fog. if it is august, we are talking some fog at the coast line. then for the afternoon, the inland valleys

that the weather is cooler and the rain in the northwest of our country for the provinces of west azarbaijan, ilam, kurdistan, for the next few hours, for tonight, in the southern borders , the temperature will be hot, above 46 and 47 degrees. in the hottest hour, the vice president of the country's public libraries organization announced the holding of a conference of public libraries and small businesses in mashhad. this conference will be held on the 25th and 26th of october . seyyed baqer mirabbasi elahi said that the purpose of this conference is to change the tradition of libraries. to a place for economic and cultural businesses stated that the traditional definition of library allows us and the services that are usually provided in libraries are limited and exclusive to paper resources and promotional activities that are carried out in libraries, but the important point is that in in fact, with the change of approach that happened at the global level and of course in iran, in fact, a new definition of public libraries based on the law of providing library services has been changed, and this change is usually called the interpretation of

northwest, norah. however, that heat is just shifting over to the middle of the u.s. >> chris, thank you. >>> tonight, there are important questions about the first amendment following a police raid on a small town newspaper in kansas. the publisher tells us he's planning a federal lawsuit against the police department. more than 30 news organizations, including cbs news, have condemned the raid. cbs's elaine quijano reports on the potential constitutional fallout. >> reporter: surveillance video shows police in marion, kansas, raiding the offices of the marion county record last friday, seizing computers, servers, and cell phones. the paper's owner, eric meyer, says officers also searches his house, where his 98-year-old mother lived. she died the next day, he says, from the stress. >> it's intimidation. i think that the whole point of this was intimidation. >> reporter: police say they suspected the paper of identity theft and unlawful acts. meyer says the paper obtained information that a local restaurant owner had a dui and was driving without a license for 14 years. that owner says the informatio

addition to the increase in rainfall in the northwest, we will have rainfall in the western areas of our country. and the slopes of alborz in the afternoon and late tonight and tomorrow morning , i want an increase in clouds and weather for the northern coasts of the country, and along with that , we are predicting rains in these areas. possible for parts of west azerbaijan the runoff of rivers will rise, along with the hail that is present on saturday, in addition to west azerbaijan, east azerbaijan, parts of kurdistan, areas of the northern coasts of our country , the alborz highlands and the central zagros highlands, in these areas, most of the meteorological yellow level will be issued. and other regions of the country, we expect to have a calm , clear sky. for saturday, late in the day, the rains will move towards the northeast of the country . for saturday afternoon, in north khorasan, at the same time as semnan province , we are predicting rains in these areas. the northern strip of our country today until sunday, we will witness an increase in the amount of rainfall in these areas, with the increase in the height of the sea, there will be waves .

we continue to track hazy skies, the wildfire smoke from the pacific northwest, going to usher into the bay area. i think by tonightnto tomorrow, the way that the winds are moving might come closer to the north bay, just a little bit tracking over calistoga and into the sacramento valley. if you are sensitive to these kinds of conditions, make sure that you are aware and also maybe keeping it indoors with the air-conditioning turned on. we will need it as we go into tomorrow. we're seeing more 90s pop up on the board. 91 in novato, 71 in half moon bay. you see our microclimates, but it's going to be breezy toward the coastline as people try to beat the heat over the next couple of days. wednesday is the hottest day of the week, so make sure you're carrying that sunscreen, maybe an umbrella to keep those harsh rays away from you. as we go into the inland valleys, we're going to see triple-digit heat in concord, fairfield, livermore 95 degrees. we'll also 90 in downtown san jose, and those upper 90s will continue through the south county, while the peninsula and into san francisco might break a record. we'll keep an

relief eventually coming to the pacific northwest, norah, however, that heat is just shifting over to the middle of the u.s. >> norah: chris, thank you. tonightabout the first amendment following a police raid on a small town newspaper in kansas. the publisher tells us he's planning a federal lawsuit against the police department. more than 30 news organizations, including cbs news, have condemned the raid. cbs's elaine quijano reports on the potential constitutional fallout. >> reporter: surveillance video shows police in marion, kansas, raiding the offices of the "marion county record" last friday, seizing computers, servers, and cell phones. the paper's owner, eric meyer, says officers also searched his house, where his 98-year-old mother lived. she died the next day, he says, from the stress. >> it's intimidation. i think the whole point of this was intimidation. >> reporter: police say they suspected the paper of identity theft and unlawful acts. meyer says the paper obtained information that a local restaurant owner had a dui and was driving without a license for 14 years. that owner says the information was obtained illegally while mey

tonight, we have an area of low pressure towards the northwest of the uk, and through the early hourstense, there could be disruption. otherwise, once it clears, a few thunderstorms here and there, but generally dry across wales, northern england, into northern ireland, and for central and eastern areas of scotland. for many of us, temperatures in and around average for the time of year. by the end of the week, it's still a bit of a north—south split across europe, in terms of heat and unsettled conditions. cooler weather will prevail across northern areas, but across central and southern europe, the heatwave will continue into friday — for parts of spain, for example, we're likely to still see temperatures close to a0 celsius. but across the uk, it's a freshening feel — northerly winds, particularly for northern and western areas, will make it feel cooler. there will be a lot of dry weather, there will be sunshine, but some of the showers that we see developing through the day on friday are likely to be very heavy and with the odd rumble of thunder. cooler conditions, too, towards th

tonight through wednesday. the shift in the winds is going to be impacting the smoke coming in from the wildfires in the pacific northwest. it is not only wildfires we have to watch out for but our health. with the way these trends are going, early morning hours of wednesday, we could see some of the unhealthy air start to usher in through parts of the north bay. then it starts to sweep through the rest of the bay area. notice how the majority of us are in those red and orange colors. it will push on through by the late evening hours. we could see better conditions as we go in and track a return of a low-pressure system that will bring more wind thursday into friday. looking at the hottest day of the week, tomorrow. hot and hazy. triple digit temperatures are expected as we go into parts of solano county. places like brentwood, antioch, through the santa clara valley, the upper 90s. watch how the temperatures drop as we get cooling changes thursday. further cooling into friday, the start of the holiday weekend. we're dropping things down. i'm not seeing any 80s on the board. the low-pressure system will bring about more

and the pacific northwest starting to heat up, well over 100 for a lot of them, david. >> david: ginger, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to the alarming images, the violence smash and grab robbery in los angeles. a security guard sprayed. police now say at least 30 people breaking into a nordstrom, stealing up to $300,000 in merchandise. from los angeles to miami, new york to dallas, authorities are now witnesses a very disturbing trend. here's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, police in los angeles are searching for more than 30 thieves who stormed this nordstrom in a brazen smash and grab robbery in broad daylight. masked suspects smashing display cases and making off with up to $300,000 in luxury goods, before racing away in getaway cars without license plates. >> oh, my -- >> all of a sudden, we saw so many people running out of there. we didn't know, we thought it's a bomb or something. >> reporter: officials say a security guard had to be treated after being sprayed with some kind of mace or bear spray. it's the third incident in the l.a. area this month. today, l.a.'s district attorney pressed on whether en

tonight with some drizzle possible for a few areas tomorrow morning. walnut creek 81 degrees. a southwest wind at 13 miles per hour. san jose 83 degrees. the northwest wind at 15. over to sfo it is a little blustery, southwest wind. 17 miles per hour. trees blowing around. the fog starts to pour down toward the san bruno gap and into san francisco the fog is back. no mid 80s today. down to 69 degrees and the southwest wind helping to bring in the cooler marine air which is already up to 2,000 feet tall with no problems spreading inland. in addition to cooler temperatures we'll see the low clouds making a big comeback later tonight. areas north up to lake county and mend sinno county, a few of the afternoon thundershowers moving off to the north and away from the bay area. we had a few cloud build ups around the diablo range. now that the sun is setting we will see that instability aloft starts to subside but these are the clouds we're watching toward tomorrow morning. right now they are around san francisco but by tomorrow morning into solano county and the tri valley to start which leads to a cooler start to the day. a lot of our morning temperatur

northwest. what can we expect as we go into the middle of the week? our fog won't be as dense because we have the return of that high-pressure system building back in. by tonight we'll see it develop around point reyes, around san francisco, half noon bay and will move into parts of the bay area as typical but not as dense for the start of our wednesday middle of the workweek here. watch how it just pulls back to the coast by the mid morning hours and will continue to mix out of the picture bringing in warmer temperatures. here is that buildup. tomorrow, nice day out in san francisco, 77 degrees. as we go on into hayward and the valleys, we see the microclimates play out. one of our warmer spots, 99 in fairfield. the heat will be short-lived. the whole drill, and also if your kids or yourself are sensitive to that bad air quality, tomorrow, wednesday, we'll have moderate across the board from the north bay. the heat will be short-lived, however. desert heat traps the ozone. wednesday, thursday, warmest day tomorrow. the heat will continue on thursday before we receive the return of the low-pressure system off the coast. that will increase wind speeds, feel the

tonight, severe weather slamming parts of the south. >> i want you to see how deep this is. >> reporter: nearly a foot of rain falling over 24 hours in northwest emergency evacuations. this trailer park community under waist-deep water, some two dozen people rescued onto dry land. >> looked outside, and literally everything in our yard, it floated away. i had to get my cat, and literally the clothes on my back. >> almost up to our porch now. >> reporter: a frightening scene in union city, tennessee. video taken from a front porch showing the widespread high water levels. parts of kentucky and alabama soaked, too, leaving this roadway washed out. this comes as the record-breaking heat makes a comeback across the south and west. millions of people, from texas to arizona under triple-digit excessive heat warnings, as folks brace for the return of oppressive temperatures. the agency that manages texas' power grid has issued a watch for next week, when we are expecting more temperatures in the triple digits and demand to be up. now, they say so far the power grid has held up even after setting seven new peak demand records just this summer. john? >

northwest. many cities reaching the triple digits. in fact, in portland, oregon, they could be looking at 100 degrees or higher for three days in a row. >> unrelenting, thank you. >> linsey: tonight, abc news has obtained video of police raising a small town kansas newspaper. the incident raising first amendment questions. at issue, a tip a reporter received about a story the paper never published. authorities are defending the raid. tonight, the newspaper says its 98-year-old co-owner died one day after the raid because of the stress she suffered. more now from faith abubey. >> reporter: tonight, abc news has obtained video of a small town kansas police force raiding the newsroom of the marion county record. now the heart of a battle over the first amendment. officers reading a reporter her rights, snapping photographs and taking away computers. >> it's everything you ever heard in the third world. it really is like we're living in stalinist russia or nazi germany or vladimir putin's russia. >> reporter: eric meyer co-owns the paper with his 98-year-old mother whose home was also raided friday. he tells abc news she died on saturday, one day after the raid, saying she was too st

tonight and into tomorrow. look at the winds very light and variable in most areas . oakland reporting a northwestze at 13mph. we have fairfield reporting just a light breeze at three miles per hour. look at the 25 temperature change. some of us are a little bit cooler, but most of us a little bit warmer. livermore up by six degrees at this time compared to yesterday. san jose by nine. so when we get the afternoon heat, the day before, it kind of carries over into the next day usually and that's what we're seeing today. but we do expect again, a little bit of the onshore breeze to turn on a bit more today, as well as those low clouds expected to develop. 75 degrees right now in the city of san francisco. so a beautiful lunchtime there. low 80s and napa already 90 degrees for you. novato as we move over towards the inland east bay, it's 92 over areas of brentwood. so when we get into the low 90s during the lunch hour we could easily see another 5 to 10 degrees warming as we get into the second part of the day. alamo right now 94 as well as lafayette checking in at 95. here's a look at the futurecas

tonight and will continue into early next week. we're kicking things off into parts of the plains, where we may have some widespread damaging winds with clusters of thunderstorms that spread from the northwesttowards the south and east. now, for sunday we'll be focusing in on the ohio valley and the tennessee river valley. the rain may be very heavy and come in rounds, which means flash flooding is going to be a good possibility. and then as we head into monday we kick off the workweek with severe weather mostly in the interior parts of the northeast, but getting close along the i-95 corridor. these storms are going to be riding around our ridge of high pressure, that heat dome, if you will, that just doesn't want to go away. it will be the southern tier of the country where more potential records will be broken. robert? >> jacqui jeras at the weather channel. >>> today in texas there is widespread uncertainty following a judicial ruling on the state's abortion ban. on friday a texas judge ruled the ban restricted pregnant women with serious health problems. it said doctors must be allowed to treat them without fear of criminal charges. however, the ruling was immediately blocked with an ap

professor at northwest university and author of "bringa the war home the white power movement and paramilitary america." professor, i really appreciate you making time to be here with us tonight. thank you so much. >> thanks for having me. >> so one of the reasons i want to talk to you tonight is because of the jacksonville authorities, jacksonville sheriff saying tonight that they're pretty sure they're et going to release the racist manifestos from this shooter in jacksonville this weekend. they say they want to do that in the interest of transparency. somebody who studied these things for a long time what do you make of that decision? what do you think the impact is positive or negative of letting those manifestos see the light of day? >> so manifestos are tricky documents because on the one hand they are deeply coded. they are intended to impart arnt information to future gunmen at target selection, weapon selection, the ins and outs of how to carry out a similar attack. so we see these manifestos ending up in the hands of future attackers. that is a huge problem and authorities are absolutely righ to be cautious in how this circulates. the trick is, though, that without

into the weekend a bit weekend though, a bit of a northwest southeast split by by the temperatures gb news. >> it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonightg of deja vu as doomsday scientists sound the alarm on yet another new covid variant and call for the return of face masks. today so should there be a national revolt against these enemies of freedom? that's the big debate with my superstar panel. and tonight, joined by christine tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton. kwasi kwarteng and matthew lazer , plus funnyman and matthew lazer, plus funnyman and father ted, creator graham linehan was disturbingly cancelled at edinburgh fringe yesterday , but the show must go yesterday, but the show must go on. promoter and gb news presenter andrew doyle has found a new venue for linehan to air his free speech, and he'll give me the inside scoop on the campaign to cancel and silence his fellow comic. you won't want to miss it elsewhere , a red to miss it elsewhere, a red alert has been launched on the channel as nearly 500 illegal migrants arrive on british shores in a single day. so after a shocking 24 hours for our country's border, i'll ge

into the weekend a bit weekend though, a bit of a northwest southeast split by by the temperatures gb news. >> it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonightg of deja vu as doomsday scientists sound the alarm on yet another new covid variant and call for the return of face masks. today so should there be a national revolt against these enemies of freedom? that's the big debate with my superstar panel. and tonight, joined by christine tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton. kwasi kwarteng and matthew lazer , plus funnyman and matthew lazer, plus funnyman and father ted, creator graham linehan was disturbingly cancelled at edinburgh fringe yesterday , but the show must go yesterday, but the show must go on. promoter and gb news presenter andrew doyle has found a new venue for linehan to air his free speech, and he'll give me the inside scoop on the campaign to cancel and silence his fellow comic. you won't want to miss it elsewhere , a red to miss it elsewhere, a red alert has been launched on the channel as nearly 500 illegal migrants arrive on british shores in a single day. so after a shocking 24 hours for our country's border, i'll ge

northwest, 10 to 15 and even 20mph throughout the evening. now, this is what i want you to take a look at as you check out our futurecast. by 10:00 tonight, we do have the clouds streaming 50 miles to the east and towards the tri valley stays knoll in the napa area. overcast in half moon bay and a little bit of stratus makes its way into gilroy tomorrow morning. sun up is at 614 and we will have the clear skies in throughout the tri valley. but the clouds during the afternoon hours, everybody clears out for the marine layer except the immediate seashore. the san mateo coast here. and that's a shallow deck of cloudiness. and where you see the blue, though, that's a little bit of a drizzly activity. condensation from the low clouds and patchy fog. okay. your weekend forecast will play it like this low 60s to mid 60s at the beaches. 105 in sacramento, the ridge of high pressure. it's retrograde, but it's just kind of like nicking the bay area. so this is a warm up that will be short lived tonight will cool down into the 50s except for antioch, 63 degrees. and remember, you may need the windshield wipers very early tomorrow morning before th

as we get into tonight, we're going to see those that kind of nice, clear skies, mostly clear, a little breezy as we get into our evening, a little bit of a northwest flow coming our way. temperatures in the mid 50's to the low 60's. we're going continue this warm up as we get through the next couple of days. but then we're going well below average. i'll be back in a bit. going to talk more about that. back to you. thank you so much. recovering from their injuries after hundreds of teenagers stormed emeryville ball and then started a massive fight. them all had to be evacuated. >> and at least one person went to the hospital. kron four's will tran has the update. >> the mayhem was so large that the emeryville police department, they actually had to call for help from the berkeley police department so they can come here and offer assistance. let's get right to the video. this all happened at around 4.30, yesterday afternoon. reportedly it started at the amc theater where employees have to tell people to evacuate after a movie just started. and then a short time after that, hundreds of people showed up at the bay street mall, the emeryville police of

tonight. in maui, residents are trying to rebuild their lives days after fire scorched part of the island as they mourn the many lives lost. for one city in canada's northwest territories, the fire danger is only just beginning. traffic mind of the only highway out of yellowknife today while other residents packed airports amid urgent orders to evacuate. >> i have never seen anything like it and i have never heard anyone speculate that in my lifetime something like this would happen. >> it is a race against time. wildfire rages just a few miles north of yellowknife, the capital of canada's northwest territories. forecasters say flames could push -- strong wind could push the flames into the city this weekend. more than 51,000 square miles have burned so far, far more than the country's average wildfire season, which typically scorches 9000 square miles. the wildfire danger also spreads to british columbia as a heat wave brings sweltering temperatures. >> this weather event has the potential to be the most challenging 24 to 48 hours of the summer from a fire perspective. we are expecting significant growth, and we are expecting our resources to be challenged

tonight into early wednesday. that could bring about not only some fire weather watch, but a shift in the direction is going to bring in wildfire smoke from the pacific northwest. so lots to cover. we'll talk about that in the full forecast in a little bit. >>> for now, mike is helping you get around with cheaper gas prices. >> the lows are rising a bit. santa clara county's low is $4.59. we'll point out the great gas on grant road in mountain view. $4.69 is the low for alameda county, livermore star gas and mart. $4.79 is the best for san francisco, city and county, 76 on ocean avenue across from city college of san francisco. thanks for reporting this through gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways, a smooth drive right now, as you would imagine at 5:10. just getting started, a little build. nice drive through contra costa county and the golden gate bridge, i saw the crew clear. southbound we will have a lane closed for road work the majority of the day. i'll talk about that a little later. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a heads-up for drivers ahead of the holiday weekend. cal tran is closing westbound 80. the closure starts thursday night at 9:00 p.m. a

northwest at about 12 miles per hour. there's that center of circulation sustained winds coming in at 130 miles per hour. as it's working its way further to the north. and so what's anticipated heading into tonight bit of additional strengthening before we start to see and lose some of its steam. runs into cooler sea surface temperatures and hostile upper level winds. once it arrives in places like san diego and southern california as we head into sound sunday, it is most likely going to be a tropical storm at that point. we are not talking about a major hurricane hitting southern california but it could very easily be bringing tropical storm force winds. 40, 50. maybe 60 miles per hour and heavy torrential rain. widespread these totals they mean business. # to 3 inches of rain or more. especially in the mountainous terrain. all all of that water we know has to flow somewhere and unfortunately it's going to flow down into a lot of communities right along the coast line. this is going to have significant impacts. we want to make sure that folks are staying up to date and we hope that you join us on fox weather. we will be live all weekend long tracking this event. just make sure to download the f

and overnight tonight, it could feel quite uncomfortable for sleeping with lows of around 16 or 17 degrees. into tomorrow, and there's a cold front sinking down from the northwest two scattered showers. eventually some cooler feeling air that we will be staying in for the weekend. there's more on our website including the story of the so—called ba na naman of hackney. that's it, i'm back in around half an hour. well, it won't come as news to you that the weather injuly was disappointingly wet, so it's no surprise that that many of us are looking to get away for some summer sunshine. travel agents have reported a surge in bookings for last minute beach holidays. emma can tell us more. people were starting to despair through— people were starting to despair throuthuly. after the downpours we've had through the last month, many people have become fed up of waiting for the sunshine and booked a last minute trip abroad instead. and that of course is welcome news for travel agents. according to figures from one industry group in an average year they'd expect that only 4% of bookings would be for people's travel in the same or next month. injuly,18% of bookings, was n

northwest southeast split by by that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on gb news. well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. >> i'm dan wootton. tonightut with illegal immigrants demanding luxury lodgings and four star hotels are leftie lawyers and bleeding heart charities to blame for this national emergency? tory party deputy chairman lee anderson claims that are just as bad as the people smugglers. he's going to be here like live in the studio to explain why. also on the way the arts are under attack , brilliant father under attack, brilliant father ted, creator turned women's rights campaigner graham linehan threatens legal action as he's deplatformed at the edinburgh fringe. but is the liberal media guilty of encouraging this chilling censorship given that graham linehan is well known for being very outspoken on his views on trans activists ? views on trans activists? >> you could have perhaps expected this

tonight. tomorrow. so tomorrow looks hazy, hot, hopefully not humid, the three h's, but once that goes through, then big changes are on the way already a northwestntain. now that might start the process. atlas peak, though, has a west wind. mt. diablo is northwest of 30. so there's a much more of a breeze here from that system up in the pacific northwest. but once that goes through, then we'll get a little northerly breeze behind that. the high will kick in. and tomorrow is going to be hot, noticeable cooling, though, i should add. mount tamalpais was 70 at this time yesterday. they're 62. this morning. mount vito was 75 there, 65. berkeley lab was 65 there 58. so now if that holds, along with that little more of a puff of a breeze towards travis , i would think we'll take a degree or two off from the highs yesterday. but it's close enough but it probably won't matter but 50 on the temps a few 40s, but a couple low 50s sunnyvale is 52. petaluma's 51. napa airport 53. santa rosa, 49 degrees. and those water temps, you know, usually this end of august, you don't usually see water temps drop three degrees in 24 hours. but that's what happened for t

northwest southeast split by by that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on or or. or or . you. with news. or or. or or. you. with news. >> the top story tonightsing the channel on small boats this year has passed the 17,000 mark almost 500 people were on board. several small boats crossing the english channel from france this morning. journeys which started at around 334 border force vessels , were helping to rescue vessels, were helping to rescue the migrants and they were assisted by dover, ramsgate and dungeness lifeboats . uk border dungeness lifeboats. uk border force say they spent the day on red alert during what they're calling an extremely busy time for migrant activity and with weather conditions expected to improve over the weekend, a significant surge in crossings is expected . well, also in the is expected. well, also in the news today, economists are saying the uk still faces a very real risk of falling into recession, despite today's drop in inflation. the prime minister, though, says today's inflation figures , which don't inflation figures, which don't include housing costs like mortgage payments, prove the government's plan

a northwest southeast split by by looks like things are heating up i >> -- >> boxed boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. well. no spin, no bias, no censorship. >> i'm dan wootton. tonightts continue to flood britain's shores in huge numbers. but with illegal immigrants demanding luxury lodgings and four star hotels are leftie lawyers and bleeding heart charities to blame for this national emergency? tory party deputy chairman lee anderson claims that are just as bad as the people smugglers. he's going to be here like live in the studio to explain why. also on the way the arts are under attack , brilliant father under attack, brilliant father ted, creator turned women's rights campaigner graham linehan threatens legal action as he's deplatformed at the edinburgh fringe. but is the liberal media guilty of encouraging this chilling censorship given that graham linehan is well known for being very outspoken on his views on trans activists ? views on trans activists? >> you could have perhaps expected this typical bbc. >> i'll explain why. free speech is dead in the uk. in my digest next. then my superstar panel . next. then my superstar panel. and tonight i'm joined by chr

northwest. all concerns are for the smoke today for us and the hot temperatures. the good news is it's one and done. fire concerns continue until 8:00 tonight, mainly for higher elevations in napa county , but parts of sonoma county and solano in there as well. you know, we don't have a roaring offshore breeze. thank goodness there's some okay. gusts in the higher elevations. the good news, though, is by tomorrow, what we call heights or the pressure starts to drop rapidly and a low, unseasonably strong low is dropping in for the end of august and early sept here, which will lead to, i think, some rain for northern california. sure looks like northern san bento valley. there could be some one inch amounts, some of the higher maybe around mount shasta, half inch to an inch around susanville, northeast california. and if you're going up to tahoe or truck, i would keep an eye on this guy because it looks rather impressive to me. there are some two inch amounts being forecast over about 84 hours, just east to the west of tahoe and truckee and some of the upper 50 and 80. so something to keep an eye on. probably drizzle for us and cooler temps.

northwest wind there. but temperatures aloft are warm. we're getting a red flag warning for mainly the east hills of napa county. but napa and sonoma county, that goes until 8:00 tonight. hazy, hot is the main message. thankfully, there's not a strong wind, not at the surface. it's calm for almost everyone. san rafael, 95, 90, 98 and 90 on the forecast highs today, 50, 60 for most. i mean, you know, when we get a roaring north wind and you'll see 67 to 70 and some of these temps, santa rosa, petaluma at 57, walnut creek, 59 cities at 60. berkeley's at 60. santa rosa is running eight degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. half moon bay is five degrees cooler because the coast is clear. petaluma plus five plus for san carlos and mountain view. also at 490 on the desert, smoking hot there , but 30 in the mountains. truckee and south lake tahoe are both 36 and 38 degrees is the low went through. the 100 lightning strikes in and around western washington yesterday and unseasonably cool seattle's only 62 yesterday and some rain off and on as well we get the hot today one day and then tomorrow system starts to drop down and it's going to be right over us starting friday, friday n

northwest later again, for most later on. and again, for most places on the cool side, goodbye the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> welcome to the andersons rail world. and tonightmes snyder, who's the former advisor to jeremy corbyn and the co—founder of momentum fm. we've got legendary broadcaster in historian david starkey . we've historian david starkey. we've got the uk director of the common sense society, emma webb, and we've also got trina nichol, who is a body influencer . but who is a body influencer. but first, let's go to the . news first, let's go to the. news >> and i'm aaron armstrong with the latest headlines from the gb newsroom . the director of the newsroom. the director of the british museum says he's stepping down with immediate effect after the discovery of alleged thefts from the institution over a period of two decades. in a statement , hartwig decades. in a statement, hartwig fischer said the museum didn't respond it should have done respond as it should have done in response to warnings it received about missing artefacts in 2021, millions of households are expected to pay more for their energy this winter, despite a reduction of the pr

northwest. >> and temperatures back to average . average. >> looks like things are heating up. all i'm asking then is it time to call a national emergency? and if so, what would that look like? on my panel tonight their operation sovereign borders when they handed things over military to try and borders when they handed things ove it military to try and borders when they handed things ove it sorted nilitary to try and borders when they handed things ove it sorted outary to try and borders when they handed things ove it sorted out ando try and borders when they handed things ove it sorted out and parkingj get it sorted out and parking fines are going to be increased apparently so that they are more of a deterrent to us all. i can't help but notice, though, that many councils are struggling for cash . howie struggling for cash. howie mercer is basically being fleeced and being used as atms to try and plug the holes in those councils, which many of them have caused by their own mismanaged amount. and did you see the situation around the pride book yesterday ? it was all pride book yesterday? it was all kicking off. i'll be talking to the mum who had to withdraw her child from the nursery due to so