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and on top of that, how about some rain across the pacific northwest.s is the system driving the cooling mid-week. we won't get rain out of that. that's going to stay north up towards the pacific northwest, but high pressure releasing its grip across northern california and the bay area, which will lead to a cooler second half of the week. san francisco will briefly see temperatures maybe for a day getting closer to 70. then the rest of the week those numbers start to drop down into the low 60s. and not only no 90s after tuesday. but below-average temperatures looking more likely thursday and friday. so next weekend maybe we'll break the streak of these heat advisories which seem to show up on weekends. right now looking closer to average with more sunshine, and better air quality next weekend. >> rob, thanks very much. >>> up next, his final world record crushed as he watches. we're going to show you the incredible moment that left michael phelps amazed today. >>> and a quick reminder, all month long we are supporting our schools. just head on over to

impacted just days after suspected serial killer was arrested in new york growing concerns in the pacific northwest that another serial killer could be responsible for the deaths of several women in oregon. >> what authorities are revealing and it could be the largest jewelry heist in us history. >> the new video released and the mystery surrounding the gems that were stolen and caught on camera. >> a worker falls 150ft off this bridge into the water below what he's now saying. >> and later, an amazon delivery driver going the extra mile after finding someone's wallet in the street. how a little luck and determination paid off. >> from abc news in new york this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm rhiannon ally. >> i'm andrew dymburt. and we begin with a new warning about a looming insurance crisis affecting millions of homeowners in the us. >> it's been a summer of weather extremes, from historic heat to wildfires and even floods. and soon more american will be paying for it. this morning, experts are warning of an insurance crisis unfolding in multiple states due to ext

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while we have this system to our north in the pacific northwest, something like this battles each others up wind speeds bringing in more marine layer. stick with 66 in san francisco. 64 in half moon bay. moving into the immediate bay upper 70s. low 80s for you through napa, dublin. 79 san jose and warmer inland valleys warming up only into the low 90s. by tomorrow might feel the temperatures going up a few degrees. like in santa rosa. through concord and fairfield, 93. sunny throughout the bay area. a few passing high clouds throughout the south bay but temperatures warm 92 morgan hill. 93 san martine. the next days saying good-bye to no sky july, going into august. of course, with cooler temperatures. look how much we dip as we see just a brief warming temperatures for tomorrow dipping down as much as ten degrees in walnut creek, heading out into tuesday and wednesday i don't see anymore heat coming up, at least through next weekend. so we could start to make some of those plans ahead of time, but we'll take a look what to expect in san francisco over the next couple of days. of course

still hot in the pacific northwest for a couple more days.utheast. although, numbers in the shade say 90s. you're going to feel like 100 with that heat index. >> some twitter users have not been happy with the platform since elon musk took control of the social media giant last october. now, instagram's owner, meta, is about to launch a new social media app called threads. they are hoping to poach some twitter users when it goes live on thursday. cnn's anna stewart explains. >> a battle between elon musk and czar mark zuckerberg. no, it's not in the rain. at least not yet. this time, that is taking on twitter by launching threads. it is an app that has more than a passing resemblance to twitter. from the interface, with messages and to the functionality with options on the message is much like twitter's reply, we, post share buttons. multiple social media apps have been launched in competition to twitter. true social and, more recently, blue sky. a major resource -- threads can lean on instagram's huge existence user base. it has more than tw

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the pacific northwest finally getting a little bit of a break. when will the rest of the country? -- >>> moms being targeted by thieves in broad daylight in san francisco. >>> common threads, facebook's parent company takes on twitter with its new app and tens of millions of users have already signed up, some calling it the twitter-killer. >>> plus, medical breakthrough. the first alzheimer's drug gets ready for full fda approval. the new hope it's offering to millions of americans. >>> hello, everyone. we begin this hour with something you're probably dealing with right now. >> we're talking about the brutal heat that's left americans sweltering for days. we hit a very serious milestone yesterday, wednesday marked the third straight day of record high temperature for the entire globe. 29 million americans are under heat alerts in the parts of florida. some relief in pacific northwest where the sizzling temperatures >>> we're still tracking the threat of severe thunderstorms as well, like this one last night in chicago, great plains are at risk today. keeping a close eye on south

look at that, some rain in the pacific northwest. that will probably translate to the coolest part of the forecast. monday we still have some low 90s inland, tuesday, 80s and lower 90s, no triple digits. the cooling that we see should take us until wednesday. the big cooling for inland areas, it's going to take a little bit of time. san francisco is in the lower to middle 60s for the next few days. at least we are not at 105, but 80s and low 90s, then more widespread cooling week. we get a bit of a comeback as we wrap up the week. >> the san francisco giants were hot for a solid week, now they are cold, they are cold, and the ace is not so good tonight.>> how about the shortest outing of his career? brown has more, coming >>> welcome back. i'm anthony florez. tonight the giants had a national crisis on capitol hill, the origin like in washington, d.c. to take on the nationals, this was one to forget for logan webb, the shortest outing in 98 career starts, he was yanked after an inning and a third, giving six runs on five hits, the na

interesting, rain in the pacific northwest. what is going on?ging showers to the north, and wind for the mountains to our north. notice how high pressure is kept in check. look at the impact there on that 7-day forecast. second half of the week we will cool things off once again, which means san francisco likely after that one chance of 70 on tuesday, we will see the cooler changes taking us into next weekend. no signs of any heat advisories in the 7-day forecast. we will probably see below average temperatures approaching next weekend. >> below average, but comfortable. really nice, rob. thanks very much. >>> up next, barbie versus open -- oppenheimer. in a way they were on the same team, and we will tell you how that all sorted out. can access nbcay area news whenever you nt we are on 24/7 on roku andth streaming platform there you can watch live breaking news and news conferences and repeats of our newssts. newssts. we'll cabe with wendydy's bogo dollalar deal, your d dollar never r tasted so o good. with wendydy's bogo dollalar deal, so ever

we've really been in the same weather pattern due to this trough in the pacific northwest. and then the high desert over there, they have that ridge of high pressure that's bringing that calm weather very seasonable temperatures. so a very nice summer. but here's futurecast showing those clouds rolling in tonight. and that should be the pattern into the overnight hours. and then things start to clear out in the afternoon. so sunday. will be sunny in the afternoon and then the clouds return in the evening through the overnight hours into your monday morning. monday looks pretty cloudy. so that's keep that in mind. if you're going to be traveling. temperatures tonight for your lows were still in the 50's. so not really much of a change from the highs earlier. and here's a look ahead at your 7 day forecast. so sunday, we're still going to be hanging on to the 90's. low 90's inland, upper 80's on monday inland. but then things start to get cooler. so we will see a shift in the weather pattern midweek and then we start to climb up by the weekend. so but typically, you know, we'r

we're going to see this low dropping down the coast, and for the pacific northwest it's going to be definitely cooler. but for us it brings back that ocean breeze and we may trend a little cooler than we typically see for this time of year. take a look at morgan hill. still hitting the low 90s today. look at the weekend. whatever you didn't get to do over this past weekend because it was too hot, plan for it this weekend. we're talking upper 70s and low 80s for the inland areas. for san francisco, we're going to see at times some low clouds and fog, but we're staying in the 60s near the coast. so far it seems like it's been pretty quiet? >>> overall the freeways are moving nicely, off rout 109 or university avenue we do see slowing. things are changing. right off of 101 we saw the direction heading toward the meta campus or facebook campus, there was a lot of slowing. it spread itself out. there may have been a break traffic or activity. this is on the pd's jurisdiction and we didn't get an update. chp doesn't have anything reported on 101 or 84, the dumbarton bridge. temporarily there's slowi

we'll see the low dropping into the pacific northwest that's going to bring in a stronger ocean breezeoler temperatures and it's going to be cooler than we usually see for early july. take a look at concord, by the end of the week we're going from upper 80s to upper 70s for the weekend. a lot of us are trapped inside over the weekend because of the heat and you can make plans to get outside this weekend as our temperatures continue to cool off. it looks really nice heading into the next several days. san francisco stays mostly in the 60s. >>> hopefully things are starting to calm down out there. >> they are staying calm. highway 37 still at speed. reports of something going on as folks are approaching the golden gate bridge, just north of golden gate park. we'll see if san francisco pd has something to report or maybe chp, because that is also a state highway. we're looking at the rest of the bay. a nice, easy drive, including out of the altamont pass. look at this. no slowing out of the altamont pass. that's how light it is. back to you. >> looks good. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening n

it's moving away from us and we'll have some cooler air coming in from the pacific northwest.ur trend this week, it only goes up a little tomorrow and then the rest of the week is looking really nice with low 80s and san francisco will briefly make it up to 70. 60s the rest of the week. >>> mike, what's the update on the breaking news? >> the update is we don't have an update, but we do know about the extent of the crash itself. we're talking about southbound 101, a crash just south of tully, closed all lanes because of the activity there. san jose fire has let us know there are four vehicles that were involved and three patients were taken from the scene. we know there are major injuries for at least one of those patients and we have all traffic stopped southbound 101. you can see by the traffic pattern on the surface streets tully road does not get into the backup. you're going to have to take mclaughlin or silver creek to get south of the crash, perhaps capital expressway, the rest of the freeways move smoothly and h successful reopening of stbound 580, five hours ahead oft

this is going to extend to the pacific northwest. even today, 11 degrees above average. 92 in boise. it's not just the southeast, but portions of the midwest. this he's is going to extend to wisconsin, madison, 91 degrees. 9 degrees above normal. sioux city into the 90s. 91 tomorrow in chicago. that's 8 degrees above average, and this is whatit looks like tomorrow. that's telling us there's a chance for rain. severe weather risk throughout the inner mountain west to the northern plains. the midwest as well. still really hot in the southwest. temperatures into the triple digits. we're going to be warm in the south central states. we have been talking about that area for weeks and weeks with the heat dome in place. it's sort of relaxed. we're looking at temperatures near 100 degrees. conditions from the southeast to the carolinas, the mid atlantic, you get the idea, and notice the brighter colors. that's where we're anticipating the chance for heavy rainfall. it's not just the winds, not just the hail. not just the tornado threat. we'r

we're going to see this low dipping down into the pacific northwest.will bring in a stronger ocean breeze and nice temperatures. take a look at san jose. over the next ten days we're going from mid-80s to upper 70s for the weekend. what are you planning to do this weekend? it's going to be much nicer, much cooler, and also still come near normal temperatures, but maybe even dip below what we are usually seeing for late july into early august. san francisco is going to be in the mid-60s. we'll see that continue throughout much of the week. >>> mike, you're tracking a crash? >> i am. this is in the south bay where we're looking at westbound 237 at north 1st street. this crash still reportedly in the lane involving a motorcycle and someone who is still in the lanes. that will be a spectacle at the very least. we do see traffic starting to continue to build off of 880 off of the flyover, as well as coming off of surface streets. once you've passed north 1st street, things continue to improve. you jump on westbound 237 on or after lafayette, great america p

for the hottest july on record today that dangerous heat spread deeper into california and the pacific northwest and then, as you can see, it's now heading for the midwest and the plains those brutal temperatures are causing real problems from illness and death to crop failure and high sky electric bills. while overseas, this was the scene on one mediterranean island today. tourists forced to evacuate as wildfires explode in size in the extreme heat on the other extreme, violent summer storms ripped across the northeast. this was a scene at boston's fenway park fans having to wade through high waters inside the stadium we're covering it all tonight, and we begin with priscilla thompson in houston, where it felt like 110 degrees today. >> reporter: tonight the record heatwave growing more dangerous by the day 13 states from coast-to-coast under brutal heat advisori itrowing deadlier, too. steve curry died this week after trekking through death valley in 121 degrees his wife rema still in shock. >> he thought he was prepared for it. >> reporter: in miami officials on edge as tens of thousands floc

princess finally set sail sunday around 3.33, days after it was supposed to take off for a ten-day pacific northwest. alaska voyage one arriving to san francisco thursday, the ruby princess crashed into pier 27 causing damage to the cruise ship. no one was injured. a big could be seen in the stern. and i heard a big crash. i looked over the side and the bumper was all at an angle. 3300 passengers were on board at the time and disembark after the crash. the new set of passengers for the alaskan cruise quickly learned their trip would be >> well, the ship got fixed. passengers remained hopeful their trip would get under way as soon as possible. could see the damage to the ship. >> it looked impressive from the didn't seem to changing things as we were working. so which was a little bit unusual. those on board were able to come and go allowing them to explore the city. we're just enjoying things and enjoy the view of our beautiful city. >> definitely taking advantage of the amenities of the ship. >> it took 3 days to get the damage fix and painted the coast guard inspected the cruise ship and gave the

for pressure system approaches and moves towards the pacific northwest, it will cause high pressure toh means they heat eases and the air quality improves. it will turn good for a change and hopefully some of the smoke gets out of here. live doppler 7 right now. the marine layer is so shallow, 800 feet deep. as a result, expect dense fog at the coast tomorrow morning. inland areas in the 70's still. 40's in places like half moon bay. salesforce tower. hot again inland. areas of dense fog near the beaches overnight and a spare the air alert continues through tomorrow. in the morning, you will see fog and high clouds. high clouds will continue to stream in. they will filter the sunshine. dense fog advisory from the peninsula coastline all the way down toward the mono way -- monterey bay. hazardous driving conditions so keep that in mind. 40's coast side. 70's inland. mild to warm while inland. tomorrow afternoon, it will get hot. 87 in san jose. 86 in redwood city. 63 in half moon bay. 70 in san francisco. north bay numbers, 102 in calistoga. hazy. east bay, 78. inland, that's where the

by sunday, we're starting to see a lot more warmth not only in the pacific northwest, but down in the we're definitely going to notice that here in the bay area. our temperature outlook for the next 8 to 14 days is showing above normal temperatures. so we are going to start warming up compared to what we dealt with just today and yesterday alone. and we'll notice that lot off in the east inland hills and daytime highs today still mostly in the 80s. but that's going to cool down just a bit more before we warm up a lot as high pressure buildings into next week. 90s and triple digits once again. don't be shocked more heat advisories around the corner and i'll have more on that in a bit few for now, over to you. >>> thanks. officers are investigating a deadly accident in oakland involving a car and a pedestrian on san leandro boulevard and 8 #th avenue. they confirmed one person died. police have closed that area off right now we don't know if the vehicle involved stayed at the scene. we will update you with more information. a look at the roadways this morning. a lot of people are headin

. >> reporter: the brutal heat stretching from south florida all the way to the pacific northwest. >> the more sunshine we get, the hotter it's going to be >> reporter: in texas, it is so hot, it hurts to touch the steering wheel. officials there closely monitoring the vulnerable power grid with demand for power hitting a record for the second day in a row while oklahoma hitting its highest ever heat index on thursday, 126 degrees, and phoenix, clocking more than two weeks of temps above 110. in las vegas volunteers were out early going to homeless camps passing out much-needed supplies >> in this kind of heat, people die, so we are out here trying to make sure that folks get water, they get support. >> reporter: the danger will continue through the weekend when sin city could hit its hottest temperature ever while cross-country waterlogged vermont will also remain on alert through sunday with still more rain forecasted in a region that's only just begun to clean up from historic flooding. as this summer of weather extremes shows no signs of letting up, and the heat is here to stay, a

little ripple in the upper levels of the atmosphere that will stay parked off the coast of the pacific northwest, so here we are in between, and we are largely going to stay that way as we head into early august. very few changes on a day-to-day basis in the short term. even looking at the six to 10 day outlook, that takes us through august 6th, the first weekend in august, looking at a trend which averages everything out of slightly below normal temperatures. the eight to 14 day outlook does edge the warmer pattern back into the trend around the bay area . the air quality is pretty good across the board today and a couple yellow dots interspersed with the green dots indicating a few patches of moderate air quality at ground level, but overall we have been in pretty good shape over the past few days. good air quality is expected for various parts of the bay area . the fire in oregon is still burning but not producing nearly the volume of smoke that was last week. looking towards downtown, nice evening out there. bit of a cool one in san francisco and only a few degrees warmer in oakland. further

some passing high clouds overhead, basically the big picture features this disturbance off the pacific northwest coast . they are basically going to be parked in place over the next several days. the 6 to 10 day outlook basically says we have some ups and downs in the temperatures , it will even out to be close to average for the bay area, but we are in the donut hole and surrounded by above normal temperatures , and that will get filled in, increasing confidence that we are in for another warm spell, maybe a heat wave as we go deeper into the month of august. this is beyond the seven-day forecast, let's enjoy the comfortable temperatures while they are still here. the high temperatures for today, which is 96 degrees in livermore, that seems like an overestimate. let's move on and take a look at temperatures as they stand later on tonight in just a second, the futurecast shows the marine layer pushing the fog into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning, and where it does make its way inland, it should back up very quickly come along to the coast by noon. temperatures in the 50s for the mos

i think what you should do, if there is a phone number listed there, copy it, pacific northwest paste it. >> double-check. >> right. the thing is in alice's case, she actually did fall for it. and that cost her thousands of dollars until she called nbc bay area responds. we investigated, and she got her money back. but that took a long time. in this twitter thread t tons og the same thing happened to them, and they actually took the bait. >> what is the bait? i call this bogus number. they ask for my credit card i presume and you give to it them? >> they pretend to be the airline. i'm sorry, we're going to have to charge you a $500 change fee. when there is a weather situation, there shouldn't be a change fee. people clearly took the bait. the bad guys figured out a bad way the make easy money fast through illegitimate means. >> i don't think this just related to airlines. if we dig down and look at some of these phone numbers that are listed along with the little star, we might find that there are others that perhaps are not actually associated with the business you think you're deal

from a cooler system developing in the pacific northwest. that basically will keep any of that triple digit heat away. so no chance we'll get into the 100s this week. i think it will set us up with awesome weather. let's hold on to the 60s. a chance of a few low 90s some in places is, and check it out as we head into august. we'll see the numbers drop to 83 by wednesday's forecast. we'll be watching for some monsoonal thunderstorms over the sierra. nothing for us. we'll keep a close eye on it. all eyes are on that friday. tgif, a little bit early. >> we are here. >> almost. >> i think i just clapped. >> you did. >> there we go. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, as we clap, more fallout from the hollywood shutdown the major. e every bubusiness deserves a a great deaeal. that's whyhy comcast b busins is lauaunching thehe mobile m made free e event. with ourur businesss ininternet, nenew and exisisg cucustomers cacan geget one yearar of unlimimd momobile for f free. it's our b best internrnet. powered byby the nextt geneneration 10g0g network ad wi

for the end of the week, upper 60s and low 70s for most part as this trough moves across the pacific northwestrn will change with high pressure building once again, and some of the heat that we're seeing across the southwest will start to nudge its way into the bay area, shifting the wind direction. we won't get the ocean breeze, and our valleys will be getting much hotter. look at livermore and the tri-valley. temperatures going from low 80s to mid 70s as we go toward the weekend. and then next week, that trend goes up quickly, and before you know it, we'll be back to the upper 90s and triple digits for next weekend. so enjoy this weekend with the cooler temperatures. make some plans to get outside. our valleys will once again have cooler than normal weather, and then we can see the trend where those numbers head up once again for the middle of next week. and a look at san francisco. here we're not seeing as much of a change with a mix of sun and clouds. at times the fog and drizzle moving in. peeks of sunshine for the afternoons. our high temperatures will reach into the mid to upper 60s. >>

from a cooler system developing in the pacific northwest.basically will keep any of that triple digit heat away. so no chance we'll get into the 100s this week. i think it will set us up with awesome weather. let's hold on to the 60s. a chance of a few low 90s some in places is, and check it out as we head into august. we'll see the numbers drop to 83 by esday's forecast. monsl thunderstor over the si. noth fus. l keep a c eye on it. all eyes are on that friday. tgif, a little bit early. >> we are here. >> almost. >> i think i just clapped. >> you did. >> than jeff.o. >>> up ne as we clap, more fallout from the hollywood shutdown shutdown the major ♪♪ i'm hehere for- ♪♪ yoyour annual l eye exam.. because i'i'm having t trou- yoyour annual l eye exam.. rereading? yoyour annual l eye exam.. exactltly. they sort t of make meme fe. exactltly. lilike i'm thehe most fabubus ththing you'veve ever seene? exactltly. i'll take 'em. ♪ >>> tonight the music world is mourning the loss of randy meisner. he died wednesday night in los angeles. he was best

moves away from the bay area, we're also going to see an area of low pressure dropping into the pacific northwest and a strong ocean breeze and even cooler than normal temperatures by the end of the week. take a look at morgan hill. still pretty hot today, but look at friday and saturday. air conditioning off and we'll continue to have some mild weather into the start of next week. of course we're focused on the next couple of days because this is the holiday, and our inland areas will reach up to about 90 today as we saw, 85 tomorrow, and then 83 on wednesday. the rest of the forecast is looking nice leading into the weekend, and maybe you can reschedule some of the things you didn't feel like doing in the inland areas because it was so hot. and san francisco will go from upper 60s today to mid-60s tomorrow. it's going to be cool and windy, and we may have issues with visibility for the fireworks show. we'll continue to monitor that and of course always posting the latest on our website, nbcbayarea.com. marcus? >> thanks, kari. >>> there's an exciting day tomorrow, and no, we are not talking abo

meanwhile, extreme heat could set records in the pacific northwest today with triple digit temperatures across the west. and the heat extends to the east coast with feel-like temperatures topping 100 from texas to florida. we'll get more forecast details coming up in just a few minutes. >> the suspect accused of randomly shooting into a philadelphia neighborhood killing five people and wounding two children faces a judge today. the holiday weekend has seen a wave of deadly mass shootings overnight. at least seven people were shot in washington, d.c. alone. the street violence part of a troubling trend growing worse over the last decade. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> this morning this surveillance video obtained by our station wpb appears to show the terrifying moments a gunman wearing a bulletproof vest opened fire at random in a residential neighborhood of philadelphia. he took my son. >> you took my baby? >> marie merritt's son was one of five victims killed monday night. the shooter also opening fire on a car driven by a woman with her two year old twins inside. one was shot and woun

there's a cool system to the north impacting placing like the pacific northwest, that's bringing in thatine layer and that's also ushering in that onshore breeze, like at oracle park where we have the red sox and the giants. you know how to dress if you're going to the giants game. of course as the winds pick up later tonight, not a bad idea to bring in that cozy blanket. to start off our weekend, last saturday of july, here we go. we're looking at temperatures staying a little bit the same as to what we are looking at today, but really the temperatures will start to bump up as we go on into sunday with a few more low 90s on the board like over on in concord, down through morgan hill as well. rest of us staying pretty comfortable, nothing in the way of getting us out the door for our sunday plans. what we were talking about watching the sierra monsoon, as the next couple days go on, we'll see that cloud cover helping us to cool off temperatures as we go through the first couple days of august. as we not over the sierra, we're tracking that moisture coming in, possibly lifting and startin

the southwest is going to be scorching and the pacific northwest as well.rough the afternoon hours. look what happens by this evening. san fran ends up at 56 degrees, no rain expected up and down the west coast for parts of the evening hours, specifically for the fourth of july fireworks that's not the case for minneapolis and denver, likely contending with showers and thunderstorms. for folks in the northeast and mid atlantic, we likely will see those rain chances diminish by the time the fireworks roll around that's the good news there >>> still to comome. jojoey c chestnut gegets ready chomp his way to an eighth straight crown s way to an eighth straight crown ad your dishes. 24 hours later when your dishwasher is fulull, let fifinish quantumum cleaean your dishehes. if the stains aren't gone, your lasagna is on finish. goodod checkup?? no, , great chececkup! [laughs] nanailed it agagain! keepep up the gogood work! for greaeat checkupsps, crest hahas you covevered becae crest pro-o-health prorotects % ofof your moututh for 24 h ho. lolook, ma! nono cavit

princess finally set sail sunday around 3.33, days after it was supposed to take off for a ten-day pacific northwest. alaska voyage one arriving to san francisco thursday, the ruby princess crashed into pier 27 causing damage to the cruise ship. no one was injured. a big could be seen in the stern. and i heard a big crash. i looked over the side and the bumper was all at an angle. 3300 passengers were on board at the time and disembark after the crash. the new set of passengers for the alaskan cruise quickly learned their trip would be >> well, the ship got fixed. passengers remained hopeful their trip would get under way as soon as possible. could see the damage to the ship. >> it looked impressive from the didn't seem to changing things as we were working. so which was a little bit unusual. those on board were able to come and go allowing them to explore the city. we're just enjoying things and enjoy the view of our beautiful city. >> definitely taking advantage of the amenities of the ship. >> it took 3 days to get the damage fix and painted the coast guard inspected the cruise ship and gave the

then we'll be watching this low coming in from the pacific northwest. that will bring us some scattered showers across the region, but for us, with its corclockwise wind flow to, it will give us a stronger ocean breeze and bring temperatures back to what's normal for this time of year. so we rea haven't hadoo much of a harsh summer so far, tare going to a prolonged period of highs reaching into the mid-80s for some of our warmer spots inland like santa rosa. and we'll see that continue at least through the weekend and into early next week. it's going to be nice and quiet here for a while with coastal fog in san francisco remaining with highs in the mid-60s at least for the next week. now as we turn to our climate in crisis, we have a new study revealing the damaging impacts of marine heat waves are having on wildlife in the pacific. according to data gathered by the university of washington, the weather phenomenom has caused the death of lot os of sea birds. the study indicates that due to a warming climate, the marine events are becoming more frequent

and that is because we have this trough to our north in the pacific northwest and a high here near the desert. and that's bringingtus at summer-like temperatures. so not that extreme heat. and we also have a system down in this in the south and that's bringing us this monsoonal moisture. so you'll notice some clouds in the evening. as you saw earlier and then things do clear out inland. but just plan ahead for your morning commute on monday. if you're driving over on the coast and inland valleys and then tuesday, we start to cool down. so will still receive some of that moisture and maybe even some drizzle here. you see that pockets of green on the map and we also have change in the weather pattern. later on in the back end of the week. so you want to plan ahead for next weekend because we're keeping an eye on this. hi, is a long-range forecast. you see this high of this ridge of high pressure trying to rebuild. it's moving westward towards los angeles. and then eventually we will warming up again from that. so be prepared. meantime, overnight lows, widespread 50's and into the morning

john: you have a private practice in the pacific northwest and in california.eeing more people coming to you talking about this? lesley: i sure do, and i sure have. i'd say there's been a big leap in the last five years, and there are three grou i see the most. one, are people working in this field -- front line workers, scientists who are studying this and recognizing what a dangerous trajectory we e on. two, people who've been touched very directly about with big losses, lost their home in the fires in santa rosa a couple of years ago. i've had to decide if they want -- have had to decide if they want to still live in a fire prone area. and there's a very high level of distress among children and youth. this is a time when they naturally glance into their future, deciding where they want to live, what they want to do. young adults, if they want to start a family. they're quite upset about the prospects of what their future may entail. john: this isn't like fear of flying. you're not trying to resolve an anxiety. so what do you do? how do you treat this? lesle

for pressure system approaches and moves towards the pacific northwest, it will cause high pressure toh means they heat eases and the air quality improves. it will turn good for a change and hopefully some of the smoke gets out of here. live doppler 7 right now. the marine layer is so shallow, 800 feet deep. as a result, expect dense fog at the coast tomorrow morning. inland areas in the 70's still. 40's in places like half moon bay. salesforce tower. hot again inland. areas of dense fog near the beaches overnight and a spare the air alert continues through tomorrow. in the morning, you will see fog and high clouds. high clouds will continue to stream in. they will filter the sunshine. dense fog advisory from the peninsula coastline all the way down toward the mono way -- monterey bay. hazardous driving conditions so keep that in mind. 40's coast side. 70's inland. mild to warm while inland. tomorrow afternoon, it will get hot. 87 in san jose. 86 in redwood city. 63 in half moon bay. 70 in san francisco. north bay numbers, 102 in calistoga. hazy. east bay, 78. inland, that's where the

sultry, stormy in the northeast, the southwest is broiling here and the heat building in the pacific northwestthe interior as well and then there's phoenix, another day at or above 110 degrees. this streak started way back in june, but it really continues in earnest this month. our streak is 16 days. the old record is 18 days. we're going to at least have 21 days or more in terms of the end it's nowhere in sight. the forecast from this month into september, likely above average, well above average in the southwest for at least the rest of this summer. margaret? >> we're seeing reports of some kind of unusual things like in new england today, a warning of a tornado watch. i grew up there. i don't remember that ever happening really before. we're seeing the federal government and noaa say that june was a record heat level with sea temperatures the highest for any month on record. what is the global impact of all these changes? >> it's all about the extra energy we're having and changing and impacting our weather which is impacting our climate. you mentioned temperatures, the waters around florid

so, that high pressure once again moving away, and this trough that's across the pacific northwest will bring us some rain and bring us a stronger ocean breeze. take a look at san jose. this weekend it's going to be so much different than the past weekend. probably should make some plans to get outside. upper 70s for the end of july, that doesn't happen often. it's going to continue to cool off, more sunshine in the warmer tomorrow, whilel cisco w see a hig of 70 tomorrow. we'll bring it back to 60s for the rest of the week. scott and laura? >> looks good. >>> things are cooling down. summer vacation will soon be at an end. back to school almost here. >> kids are dreading it. we're responding to help a lot of family who is can't afford back-to-school basics. chris joins us live from san jose on how to help those in need. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning. we are partnering up with the family giving tree, a nonprofit to put backpacks and lots of supplies in the arms of kids all around the bay area. we're outside of the comcast xfinity store, and i have to note that's our par

meanwhile fire warnings have been issued in the pacific northwest.s wildfire in washington state burning several structures. dry conditions have prompted more cities to replace their july 4th fireworks displays with drone shows to reduce the risk of fires. there's less noise pollution, there's less pollution in general. >> and we can we can run it every single night versus a fireworks show where we can run maybe once. >> but if drones aren't your thing and you're looking to beat the heat, the slopes are open in parts of california for some july 4th skiing. thanks to last year's epic snowfall, which measured more than 56ft. well the weather in the east is expected to be less severe today than it was yesterday, but flash flooding is still possible along the i-95 corridor in the northeast. we will check your complete forecast in just a few moments. >> breaking overnight, another mass shooting in america. this time in philadelphia. at least four people were killed and multiple children were wounded. the gunman was reportedly wearing a bulletproof vest an

out really comfortable in portions of the northern part of the country we're looking at the pacific northwesttheast. but watching sweltering conditions continuing in the south. we're going soar into the triple-digits. also watching widely scattered showers. monsoonal moisture in southwest. hot and stormy there we have a storm threat in the northern plains. could see some damaging winds. also some hail there the lower mississippi valley sees heavy rains, damaging winds as well. and then rain possible in new england, parts of the midatlantic into parts of the northeast. still raining in the lower mississippi valley on wednesday. but look at the pleasant conditions from new england into the northeast. also portions in the midatlantic. we'll see some showers in florida on wednesday back to you both >> okay. thanks, michelle >>> crocheting is cool again thanks to gen z. we unravel the newest trend hobby, when we come back (wha) i just cleleaned thosese. try y dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. that's w why dawn isis trusd it removes 99% of grease and fofood residueue. to

and into the pacific northwest, as well.e next four days, looks like the heat will peak on saturday and sunday, but as you can see, phoenix will keep that streak of 110 or better going well into next week. david? >> david: it's really something. rob, thank you. >>> you saw the temperatures from rob. the relentless and deadly heat across much of this country. and much of europe, too. in this country, las vegas set to record an all-time high temperature. and rob just mentioned in phoenix, 14 days now of 110 degrees or higher, with no end in sight. matt rivers from phoenix tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that deadly coast-to-coast heat wave now expanding, with temperatures set to get even hotter and more dangerous this weekend. phoenix and that stunning number -- 14 straight days of temperatures at or above 110 degrees. asphalt like this baking in the sun. this, about 160 degrees. it absorbs the heat during the day and then releases it overnight, which means even when the sun goes down, the city doesn't cool down as much as it s

and the heat will build in the pacific northwest. this as we wrap up july, which for phoenix and globally will go down as the warmest month on record. linsey? >> linsey: all right, rob, thank you. >>> new details tonight about that american nurse and her child reportedly kidnapped in haiti. allegedly abducted near the capital city of port-au-prince. what we're learning tonight about the urgent effort to free them. here's abc's morgan norwood. >> reporter: tonight these images showing new hampshire nurse alix dorsainvil treating haitian children as part of a christian humanitarian relief organization before she and her daughter were kidnapped according to the group. >> at first i didn't think there would be much of a need there, but when i got there there were so many cases. >> reporter: the nonprofit, el roi haiti, confirming the two were taken thursday from their campus just outside of port-au-prince. el roi adding "alix is a deeply compassionate and loving person who considers haiti her home and the haitian people her friends and f

and we've got a weather maker coming in to western canada, the pacific northwest. so some showers for vancouver was the height of 20 degrees on monday. see you later. i a but next week the the the, the watching out the 0. a time to recount the headlines now is ready for is a rating. the palestinian refugee cancelled no sense in the occupied westbank is ready both as have been craving for around 60 minutes. when the streets of the account explosions have been moving one area, tens of thousands of his way. the protesters have demonstrated outside comments back. angry about visual changes being proposed by the far right government and said, we have a monday the popular greek island of coal, so is the latest to issue a wildfire evacuation. earlier around 20000 people were taken off the island roads, the largest wells fargo evacuation in rico street. it's been a 100 days since fighting 1st pro carrollton sedan between the army and part of military rapids support forces. thousands have been killed. millions left displaced, sofa diplomatic mediation efforts have failed. a

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