you don't have to go to ocean city. we bring ocean city to you. >> i asked folks to send in theirrecipes. we're going to talk about that later on in the hour. ban to you guys, while i dive in. thank you, clarence. >> i couldit for hours eating crabs like that. >>> looking for a dieouthat can he live longer? following that diet duces death by 25%. the greatest protection came from healthy oil in fish and moderate amounts of alcohol. >>> we want to go back to melissa for that first 4 traffic alert. >> good news fou this morning. just hearing that all lanes area all- everything has just reopened. inner loop after connecticut avenue. this is a big pain for a lot of people. perhaps using the inner loop to get over to 50 and cross the bay bridge. this should start to fix itself heretn the n couple of minutes. the rest of the beltway, looking fine re. mclean, northbound g.w. mpparkw. o the outer loop. 66. is fi 95 northbound, no problem. southbound, near quantity coco. inbound 66, oinboun 95, nice and green. very rare for this

ocean city looking pretty good. speakingf ocean city i tlouf int interview this guy.e is in the mayor. >> i'm a beach mayor. this is what everybody else wears. why would i wear something different? >> absolutely. you were talking about what happened with july. you shtd it broug numbers down a little bit. >> we had the same wet weather everybody else didarly on in e summer. once the sun came out it's like wateri the plants. everything grows. everybody came to ocean city. it has been like that ever since. we had great crowds. this weekend looks like a fabulous labor day weekend. >> reporter: it is the first time kids are not going back to mschool. >> ie a big difference. we saw a lot more maryland license ptes thi past week. the th past week the board walk was crowded, the eating estaishments, that was a gre week. it wasn't something we saw before a couple of years ago. it was really timely. if you look at t weath we have had theyouchin been se kids home anyway. >> absolutely. that's why we are down here. we getn to come d here too. kids coming back here. let's show you

i'll be at ocean city on saturday. that looks okay here.tter of fact, this is actually the wrong beach forecast, but it still looks fine. still looks fine. it's about this. i mean, this is close, but this would be saturday, sunday and monday here. monday would not have a chance for any storm out there like that, so it's -- it's a-okay. mountain if i get the forecast right. yeah, that one is good. saturday, sunday and monday. 80 degrees on your sunday and 83 degrees on monday c ance of storms in the afternoon and even there you'll be okay. doing the camping, saturday night couldn't issue. 87 on 70 and 90 on sunday and talk heat wave. these aren't. typ we've got 90s seven days in a ay row all the through the first weekend in september. >> the first half of the weekend not as good as the second half. >> that's true. >> the final chance for redskine players to m their case to be on the roster and familiar face hoping to find a sherva okay. >> all right. sherree burruss is standing by leave and kickoff in about half an hour? >> synchronized. >>

could be by the noonerour in the ocean city metro area.h nicer towards the beaches. it is 83 on monday. an isolated storm but most of the day dry. tomorrow the one day i'm worried about some rain. the next couple of days here comes next heat 90 on sunday, 91 on laboray. 93 next wetdnesday. we have 90s for a straight week again as we head towards the middle of the week. much more thoon. we'll be down here afternoon. i love it. you going to swim? i it. >> the kids always give the best interviews. >> yes. >> they are like hurry up, dad.b finish your so we can do something fun. >> bye guys. >> thank yo> ll right. we switch gears now. we have sad developments. the death toll on the rise, what caused this awful scene as witnesses share their firsthand accounts. >>> then the >>> an investigation because at least eight people dayed. 49 people were on board. chris that has latest on this investigation. >> accidentrs investigarom the national transportation safety board looking for the cause of thursday's deadly crash. tractor trailer shot across th

. >> we are live there ocean city to kick off this labor day weekend. what going on?> reporter: yeah. definitely a little windy. i love it, a 6:00 in the afternoon appearance. not a bad flight down here.we ad the breeze coming in off the ocean. right now we are dealing with a lot of cloud cover from distant storms. let's take a look and show you what we are talking about. as a matter of fact we are on the dry side here. we are tra singrms back ong the 50. it is down towards the beaches. that'shere we have a lot of rain. once you get over the bay bridge we are looking at some of that rainmaking its way through around the area. it is right over towards the delaware beaches too. >> i have that for you coming up a couple of minutes. we'll toss it back into you guys. >>> they are on a sdereally? i want to go down the slide. >> see if he cano down. >> okay. >>> now we turn to the star studded home going in detroit for a queen of soul. >> family, friends, a former esident. among the speakers but the highlight the music. ♪ >> in the news room with more on today's memorable mo

agan national airport, the bay bridge and the road to ocean city. >> a lot ofre eyes on the forecast, as you expect. storm team ck4, c bell, leading the way with the weather. >> all right. thertunately going to be on cloudy and the wet side for the first part of your holiday weekend. no complete rainouts. but youror outctivities will be less impacted by weather on sunday and labor day itself. we've traded our 90-degree weather for higher rain chances today and tomorrow. most of our rain chances are stacked up on the friday afternoon and the iturday. sund looking better. lower rain chances there. and the loweses rain cha coming up on monday. likely to be back upo 90 degrees, yet again. rain chances are goingbi to be part of the forecast. for today, nothing much to worry about. temperatures in the 80s this afternoon.ha today's raine remains at 60%. a closer look at the weekend highs and lows,oming up. >>> today, senator john mccain will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. the body of the late senator landed at joint base andrews la a military honor guard escorted his casket to a hearse. j

i'll be down thereriday for ocean city and for labor day weekend, temperatures in the low 80s bond chanceouds on saturday and a lot of sun i think on labor day. looking t okay. wateperature up to 77 degrees. that is nice and monday, tuesday and wednesday of next weekend. a chae of showers and storms again and still on the hot and humid side. >> doreen and i are calling for an ocean city washout just for friday. >> i'm in,'m in. >> i taking the beach umbrella and i'll walk along with that. >> thank you, doug. >>> come up,she redsk getting ready to face against an old friend. what robert griffin iii has to say about the the game. that's next. >> and heregu savannarie with a look at what's ahead on the "nightly news." >> an ex-police officer firing into a >>> countdown to football in the battle of the beltway. >> can you believe this this week is the fourth preseason game. 37 guys on the redskins roster are playing for their job. t thursday will final chance for those guys to show that they belong on the redskins nal roster. so jay gruden will have some decisions to make saturday at 4:00 p.m

even ocean city coming in at 88 degrees. it's not just the heat, but it's te humidity and the humidity way up acros region. this is the current heat index around the area. 5 leesburg. 104 right now in fredericksburg and 109 in quantico and105 in annapolis and downtown the current heat index coming in at 10 degrees. most of the area under a heat rightry across the region on through 8:00 tonight. that will most likely be repeated as we head into the day tomorrow. what about the rest of the week and the alayimportant labor weekend? i've got that forecast for you coming up in just a fewtemi >> thanks, doug. >> there are new concerns about safety at a local elementary. a driver shouting hateful threats at the crossing guard who was just on the job. and now extra securitys in place. news 4's pat collins is live.ay this is lte elementary in d.c.'s chevy chase neighbor. th is upper northwest where students just got released from school a short time ago. pat, what on earth? >> i don't know, wendy, i just dot know whato make of this,

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wbal in baltore reporte couple visiting from ellicottfo city d the luggage across the bay from the ocean city boardwalk. it's not clear what kind ofbo s they are. crews will return to the park today to search for more clues. >>> now to a heartbreaking story out of indiana where a little girl lost brr her. the toddlers were hit by aei frght train yesterday morning. the girl is in tpi hosl but her brother was killed instantly. portage police say its first responders were visibly shaken while responding to the scene. they worked through the emotions to save the 2-year-old girl. her brother was 3. investigators say the toddlers snuck out of the screen doorei mobile home to go see the train. very sad. >>> 16-year-old kyle plush was crushed to death in a minivan earlier thyear. he called 9-1-1 twice. but first responders could not find him. >> remember thisry s now kyle's parents are speaking out for the first time calling for change. kyle used sir i to call for help twice. failures in the system prevented dispatchers from hearing himnd patrol officers couldn't find himn time. his parents are pushi

only action out there towards the eastern shore, some showers, thunderstorms out there towards the ocean city area, the rest of us high and dry. this is ground clutter around our region now. ske a look at this. i'll widen out you can see it. look at this motion here. this is a big upper-level low. this is the kind of storm that we get from october to rch, vearely do we see this during the summer. but it's already happened twice. that's why we have been so wet over the course of the last month and a half. we'vwi seen it, once in the month of july, now in theth m of august as well. we seen saw something similar back in may. amazing how much rain we've seen out of these stormsti we cone to watch as if chance comes tomorrow as this upper-level lo continues to sit around our region. it will move off, r however, finally by wednesday. here we are going through noon. notice the cloud cover around most of the area on the dry side tomorrow afternoon. a couple scattered showers, maybe a rumble of thunder coming through parts of the region. it will be coming from the northwest during the afternog. and ev

a suitcase containing bones was foun in water off west ocean city, maryland.altimore report a couple visiting inllicott ty found the luggage. it's not clear what kind ofne they are. crews will return to the park today to search for more clues. >>> dozens of families were set to see their kids gduate llege from florida atlantic university when the ceremony was abptly canceled. officials say they called it off because of a, quote, credible threat. a staff member found a sticky note in the women's bathroom that implied there was an immediate threat to the commencement. officials said they had no choice but to cancel the event and evacue the student union. graduates and their families weon understandablysed an upset. >> disappointed but safety comes first. i'm moving on now. i graduated in my mind. >> it's not clear whether graduation wl be rescheduled. the assistant vice president said every effort will be made to give t students the recognition they deserve. i hope they find a way to do that. understandly, safety comes first. you know, after all that hard >> giv

. >> i'll be down there friday on ocean city, and yes, for sure, are we definitely getting crabs againre getting crabs. won't be theast time for the season either because obviously crab season goes on through septber and october. a look at what's happening. notice one thing here on this picture. not nearly as muchaze in the atmosphere. have some nice blue skies because our wind directions have shifted. hot, humid a cool. what are you talking about? 92 instead of 94 like yesterday. aortheast wind at six miles per hour. notice the rest of the area in the 80s. 85 martinsburg and 89 annapolis and 89 huntingtown. and take a look at the heat index. many of us were well over 90 degrees. today not a single area over 100. quantico 100 degrees. 92 tra temre and 95 the heat index, so the heat index not nearly as big of an issue as it has been the last coupl of days. as far as the rain is concerned. nothing around the d.c. metro area. i think we'll stay dry the rest of the evening. southwest and west, page county, towards shenandoah county, heads up along the blue ridge and to the west. once again

mark or at least we were over the last couple of hours, 89 right now, c6 therent temperature in ocean city. richmond, 89 degrees. next cple of days, we'll see the temperatures on the increase. heat and humidity really return tomorrow, but espec into friday. watching the weekend rain chances. and then mainly dry next week, looking at a really nice wee nextweek. that's great because the teachers in manassas go back on monday! yeah, yeah. i was going to say, i wasn't sure -- i know, it's not exciting at all. we're talking teachers, we're talking back to school, we're talking backyard weather. >> doug, we're surprised you're still dry out there. i'm waiting for it. we're counted the minutes until that happened, >> trust me, that might happen. i'm already wet from all those big football players jumping in a while ago. >> a lot of cannon balls out there. doug, thank you, we'll see you in a bit. >> our aimee cho takes us inside one of the hottest restaurants in the country to get a thete of secret for success. >>> plus a boil water warning catches residences off-guard and leads to complaint on ho

ocean city, 77 degrees and the beaches are looking great this afternoon. pretty nice or even elkins, west virginia, back towards the mountains at 79 degrees. that would be nice. aouple of showers are trying to make their way on down in parts of maryland. mostly north of baltimore. we've seen a couple of sprinkles here but most of us will remain dry. it will actually be a very nice night and lookingret. low humidity and temperatures in the upper 80s and lower 90. scattered weekend showers and storms. we're tracking the flood threat right on into early next week. ee you 5:25. >> thanks, doug. a big problem with the drinking water in maryland's largest school system. we're going to show you how is widespread this is, plus the steps being taken to fix it. >> and then a consume alert. the security flaw that could ed have expos some of your personal iormation. w to check if you're affected. >> and a head up about another metro shutdown, folks. how to get around the clures os when a new breast cancer patient comes to our breast cancer center, she's coming for the

>> i have been to ocean city many times for conventions but we are running in and out and staying in hotels, it is not being used much. >> what do you do for rest and relaxation? >> i don't have a lot of rest and relaxation, especially now with the campaign i go 7 days, never take a day off. looking at the calendar i have half a day off on august 28th. i work a lot. i enjoy being out and meeting people. my enjoyment is doing things like this and getting a chance to talk to people like you. but i spend time with my grandkids and i get a lot of fresh air. >> you adopted some new dogs. >> a great story. we were doing a bill signing to sign anti-puppy bills, and they brought a lot of these dogs all around the state. i was a sucker, i fell for these little puppies in baltimore city, the shelter does a wonderful job, they had a mom and four puppies and ended up with my granddaughter and press secretary rescued all four puppies. i have the mom and one of the puppies who is just adorable and my granddaughter has one and we are having a family reunion on puppy day. we are going to have all th

for these people so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities like san diego there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk in a walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people walk us people . so trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you lock your cars. so you can see that somebody is walking through here there's

fox 5 in new york as two people involved in a helicopter crash near the ocean city-new jersey airportboth exited the chopper and walked away on their own. the helicopter was badly damaged. no word yet on what caused the accident. wfxt in boston as the massachusetts ca cannabis control commission discusses strategies for dealing with impaired driving some of which would require changes in the law. recreational marijuana was legalized in the state july 2nd. retail shops are expected to open in the coming weeks. and this is a live look at atlanta from fox five. one of the big stories there tonight, the remains of a georgia soldier who died in the korean war finally coming home. army corporal taylor fuller was reported missing in 1951. and later reported as a prisoner of war. fuller's remains were returned in 1990 and were just recently identified. he will be buried in his hometown of tacoa. that's a look the outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. no matter who rides point, there are over 10,000 allstate agents riding sweep. call one today. are you in good hands?

for these people so they risk their lives crossing of the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities by sandy able to there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk you know walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall that was george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall. now is out of doubt most of the people in the united states do not want the wall all of the people in mexico do not want the wall and i guarantee you mexico is not going to pay one penny for their wall because the wall this is stop people walk us people . so if trump builds what he wants to build it'll be a little longer a little higher it'll just take a little longer to cross but it's not going to stop anybody. if you're lucky of course. you can see that somebody was walking throu

for these people so they risk their lives crossing in the desert or the mountains or the ocean where other cities by sandy able to one out there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall. and you can see this is part of operation gatekeeper one nine hundred ninety four and as we walk through no walk to the end right here just to the bottom of this little hill that's the the a wall though george bush did and if you look further down there's no wall.

old ocean air but the city will be nice and comfortable at 80. san francisco, 68 degrees in the mission. north wail, 88 in santa rosa but notice the difference you get when you get away from any kind of a breeze, you're at 94 in ukiah. 60s all the way into next tuesday and then warmer air moves in by wednesday and thursday. again some haze tomorrow in the nearby fires. 90 on saturday with wind as we're still under that red flag fire warning and sunday we're down to 88. enjoy sunday because things are going to get hotter. you can see by next wednesday and thursday we're back into the upper 90s. we may need to push that into the triple digits. for now, focus on the next three days. >> little bit of a break. >> yeah. >> yeah. jeff, thanks a lot. up next, how would you like to spend 40% less time in traffic? sound good? >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. ray romano is my guest tonight. plus leon bridges and stay tuned. >> happening now. a heads up for young families. surprised pampers, the cost of dimers going up about $2. they say it's more expense

not as much tomorrow night, a little bit of a change for saturday, redwood city 59 degrees. ocean breeze that normally clearing oosting breeze -- ocean breeze, some of that smoke emanating from canadian wildfires, tomorrow mine foggy and low clouds, then low clouds into hazy sunshine. kind of a yucky day if you are looking up tomorrow. air quality will improve. for the weekend. what we don't see in this picture is a large ridge of high pressure anywhere close to san francisco or the bay area. three separate but distinct areas of lower pressure to our east and north, west and southwest, all three of these will allow the marine layer to be pretty thick which means the cooler influence of the ocean has a better opportunity of making it inland, you have felt it in livermore and antioch and santa rosa. i see no reason why that's going to stop anytime soon. looking at futurecast now, low clouds pushing all the way into the central valley, tri-valley and down to morgan hill and gilroy, cloudy start with hazy sunshine in the afternoon. notice a change on saturday, not as much low cloud co

these people so they risk their lives across you know the desert or the mountains or the ocean where there are cities like san diego there's a wall where there's no cities there's no wall and that's where people cross and that's where people die so every summer more people die because of the wall that exists right now then the entire history of the berlin wall.

roberts kron 4 news (grant) many of you may remember the amusement park that sat alongside ocean beach in the cityd in 1972, but a museum in el cerrito has been showing off some of the park's fun and games for the past 10 years. however -- just like the park, it is also being forced to close to build more housing. (grant) the museum -- playland not the museum -- playland not at the beach -- closes labor day ... an auction will be held on september 15th online and on site if you're interested in buying any of the memorbilia inside. baseball's trade deadline came and went with no deals made by the a's or giants... oakland hosting the toronto blue jays this young fan... verey happy after dad gives him a ball... 17,325 in attendance bottom 3rd... 2-1 a's...

city. the ocean breeze will be lingering. that's 63 at the outer sunset. and 68 for the mission.bay, 86 in sonoma. 89 in napa. as you get closer to the fires, ukiah will be at 94. that's what i want to bring us to next. the changes we see as we head into the upcoming weekend forecast. the biggest change is the hottest air we've had with a lot of the fires. it's moving off to the south. it's because this area of low pressure going to move in and push things out of the way a little bit. but the other thing this system is going to do is help kick up winds on saturday. that's why there's a brand-new red flag fire warning in effect. it's the last thing we need. really, anyone living near the ranch or the river fires, you have to stay alert. we could seehe ridge stops. 15 to 40 miles per hour. occasional gusts that could help the fires to spread more. it'so clear lake, cobb and to hidden valley. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. on saturday. look at the temperatures. we're down at the carr fire in redding to 96 on sunday. next week, we're back up to 108. still a tough go on the fire lines there

the ocean view engelside neighborhood by city college was added to make eight total neighborhoods being looked at through the equity strategy lens. and the second is the outreach approach. in 2018, we really relied heavily on data and data analysis and then worked with a smaller working group of interested stakeholders around the city to verify that data and work through some of the analysis and the processes. in 2018, we received a cal trans grant that could be a sustainable transportation planning grant that was really helped us focus a lot on individual outreach efforts, getting down at the grassroots level, not working just a working group but talking to people about how to improve transit in their neighborhoods. what could be done to improve transit and really looking at not just riders but also people that don't ride muni. what can we do in the neighborhood, how come you're not riding munis, is is there a way to improve conductions, or is it too crowded. you need other resources to ride our system and provide that service. so, through that extra outreach effort and focus on talkin

city. san francisco, the ocean breeze stays and that's why we'll have 68 in the mission and 65 for the marinanorth bay, coming in with 83 in novato. 87 in ukiah. extended forecast is simple. san francisco, 60s over the next seven-day forecast. and for the inland warmer. capping it out at 90 degrees on sunday's forecast. we'll drop it down on labor day to 88 on monday. and not too hot as we hit next week. >> not bad at all. thanks, jeff. >>> still to come, a beloved mural in the south bay suddenly gone. why it's possible the ande have. >> michael che and colin jost are my guests. plus henry golding. stay tuned. >>> happening now, new audio reveals the moments before a plane crashed in southern california. it took off from concord, crashed in santa ana parking lot earlier this month. the five people onboard did die. a preliminary report from the ntsb says the pilot said emergency three times before crashing. the final report is expected in about a year. we're back with more news in a moment. their families. how scammers are trying to nesh in being sent to homes across california. and have big p

(mchelle) many of you may remember the amusement park that sat alongside ocean beach in the city ...972 to make room for condos, but a museum in el cerrito has been showing off some of the park's fun and games for the past 10 years. however -- just like the park, it is also being forced to close to build more housing. (michelle)venues.">(michelle) (michelle) the museum -- playland not at the beach -- closes labor day ... an auction will be held on september 15th online and on site if you're interested in buying any of the memorbilia inside. (michelle) the state of california's attorney general has filed suit against the trump administation over its plan to freeze fuel mileage standards for auto makers in 2020. the administration also wants to revoke the state of california

down to 64 in daly city where "w" that ocean breeze kicking up. it looks like cool weather yet again in san francisco. from the embarcadero down through the ingleside. winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour. for my north bay forecast, napa, 81 degrees. novato, 79. still hotter weather in ukiah. a lot of interior northern california will be in the 90s. there's just not a strong enough sea braez up there to knock those temperatures down. in san francisco, we get a brea temperatures once we hit saturday. i have 70 expected then. back to 60s as we hit the back half of the weekend. for the inland valleys, we're at 84 tomorrow, but hold on. i know some of you are sick of the heat, but it's coming back. by friday, saturday, and mid-t dropping down to 91 by next tuesday. all important question, what happens after the next seven days? let's take a look atcifi this would keep any kind of storm activity heading right up through alaska. it's not that uncommon to see it dry in august. we really don't see those rainfall averages stepping up until the end of

ocean breeze is there. you are not warming up daly city, you remain cool with the chilly ocean breeze.and fog near the water tonight. temperatures hit their peak tomorrow but most of the peak is inland. the air quality, as a mentioned won't be that great. not as warm starting sunday. it will be a gradual drop off in temperature with highs tomorrow, 62 in pacifica. 90 in callow -- in campbell. brentwood at 90 degrees. oakland at 76, st. helena at 97 degrees, ukiah, one of th couple degrees cooler inland and slide down to the upper 80s by tuesday. above average temperatures inland. normal temperatures near the water. the theme continues to go through each of the next seven days. out here live, 45 minutes away from kickoff. number one versus number two in california. the loser in this game will likely nomake the end goal. that is your forecast in concord. back to you in the studio. >>> you know the song, but do you know what it stands for? [ music ] >> the answer given to the la times from the queen of soul herself. for smack -- (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door c

making threats. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news remember the amusement park that sat alongside ocean beach in the city ... playland closed in 1972, but a museum in el cerrito has been showing off some of the park's fun and games for the past 10 years. however -- just like the park, it is also being forced to close to build more housing. (vicki) the museum -- playland not the museum -- playland not at the beach -- closes labor day ... an auction will be held on september 15th online and on site if you're interested in buying any of the memorbilia inside. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: fires continue to burn across the state after a very hot j

ocean breeze going. the ridge is compressing the marine layer it will not make it inland. it will make it to oakland comey fremont, and daly city where the ocean breeze continues and temperatures stayed out. a smoky morning inland. spare the air day. we talked about a few minutes ago and when we get these onto the air quality improves. it was behaving was unsigned that mike sunshine and the coast with the 50s and 60s. 61 for pacifica. santa rosa 88. alejo 81. fremont 78 with hazy sunshine. 90s in fairfield, concorde, alamo and livermore. a couple of degrees hotter. likely will not feel the difference. hazy sunshine continues through the weekend. 70s near the bay and 60s continue at the coast. spare the air day tomorrow with temperature staying consistent. >>> a literal boost still ahead. the bay area attack helping assembly line workers around the world. >>> he ts it up for april golf tournament and why would the giant schipperke things around in the dugout. we will show you why,. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (

city today. >> we had 72 at san francisco, that's about the warmest we've been in a month, crazy to think that but the ocean breeze is returning and better air quality come tomorrow. foggy again even after 72, the fog did not wait that much longer to move into the city. 54 in san francisco, 75 in livermore, 100 in livermore today. keeping your streak alive, 34 straight days. air quality better tomorrow, because of the ocean breeze. good to moderate, tomorrow is not a spare the air day. here is the flipside, in and around the mendocino complex, the carr fire, hillto 3 s per hour, in the areas that are burning or adjacent to those areas the fire danger goes back to extreme. the wind comes and clears out our air but makes things worse to our north and east. we have tropical storm john sitting off the coastline. that may send cloud cover our way. even thunderstorms for southern california tomorrow. a ridge of high pressure sliding a little bit to the east. low pressure area will pass by to our north and as it approaches it's going to give us the stronger push. temperatures will have a slow but pronounced decrea

but it was a tall, proud city built on rocks stronger than oceans, wind swept, god blessed and teemingpeople of all kinds living in harmony and peace. if there had to be city walls the walls have doors and the doors were open to anyone with the will and the heart to get here. >> bill, take a hit at that one. i get shivers when i hear him speak talk about the city on the hill. the city had walls and a door. the left takes that part of city on a hill. ronald reagan wanted everyone to come but they forget about the part about the wall and the country without borders is not a country. >> it occurred to me while you were talking to craig, two, three, four elections in the future we will see videotape of donald trump and liberals saying those were the days when people had heart and soul. >> laura: i don't think so. >> just a thought experiment here. could it be worst until it gets worse. >> bill might be right. >> there's so much the two share in common. you know, craig was saying the other day, or maybe i read it in his book, the commitment to a defense, to a defense buildup which was essen

and southern california cities, but peter glick and other experts agree this would not impact water available for firefights. glick adds that the only water that reaches the ocean these days is what's left after the massive diversions out of our rivers for cities and farms. >>> this mushroom cloud of dense smoke exploding above a new fire in orange county, the holy fire erupted in santa ana mountains, part of the cleveland national forest. it's grown to more than 1,000 acres. evacuations have been ordered. two hikers who were caught by surprise had to be airlifted out of the fire zone. the mendocino complex fire continues to grow. it is now the second largest wildfire in state history. the river and ranch fires near clearlake have now scorched more than 273,000 acres. over the river and ranch fires. >>> this video was provided by one of the air tanker crews flying over the river and ranch fires. the rugged terrain makes the aerial fight critical to the battle. firefighters from as far away as australia and new zealand are on the ground offering assistance. >>> meanwhile in shasta county the carr fire claimed another life. a pg&e lineman was killed saturday. 21-