sports news now for you 2 time world champion fernando alonso is set to return to formula one with reno in 2021 having retired less than 2 years ago the spanish racing driver called it quits at the end of the 20 season following 4 unsuccessful seasons with mclaren but the 38 year old now looks all set to be returning to another former employer in reno next season the team where he won championship titles in both to go 5. 6. you're watching news live from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i have to see this. come betting the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. 19 special next on d w. every day counts for us and for our planet.

as you know corey met when they both rented rooms from reno and both had been to heroin and misuses for more than 10 years. corey is from a very poor family in west virginia his mother abandoned her at birth and she's never seen her biological father. and that's me. that's right after they adopted me was adopted at 4 days old i remember but she doesn't even know who made it so big mystery i don't really care it's not important . i have a great family anyway. and then that's me senior picture so i was 17 and a half there. and i was a blonde. if. louis says her adoptive parents were wealthy and loving but that didn't save her from addiction and the rap sheet. corey have now stay. with me. i was just broken you know i broke in college when i was raped in that stairwell you know that's when i started drinking and that's like when the addiction in me was like awakened but never like. consistently or like nourish i mean i nurtured my heroin it made everything was broken inside of me go away. when we met things he was working at one of rehab centers and had been clean for one another as well a

seth apple also used to rent a room from reno while recovering from his addictions he was adopted by lance and carol apple pious financially stable and seemingly prosperous in every sense a good christian couple. we. it was 18 days that our son has passed away he died on. november 12th. i got the call at. 8 36 in the morning this. particular addiction to alcohol was an issue for but. it's called. and they also street. it is called robo tripping robitussin. what he would do is he would drink several bottles of it and it would cause some. effect and that's what he was going. pretty much with using drugs for about 12 years he did have some very stringent rules that he voiced that. no heroin you know he said those don't mess with those so he really we believe he thinks thought he had a handle on this that he was using it properly and he was not quite. willing to give it up. for. well we had let's see a little was the best i know them are 6155 pm so this isn't my 1st child it's corey's 1st child my 1st child that was adopted. by fusing family to say that it was the best option and you kno

on sports news known 2 time world champion fernando alonso is set to return to formula one with reno in 2021 having retired list in just 2 years ago the spanish racing driver called it quits at the end of the $20000.00 season following 4 unsuccessful campaigns with mclaren but the 38 year old now looks all set to be returning to another former employer in reno next season it's seen where he won championship titles in both 20052006. the effort to get professional sports up and running in north america faced yet more setbacks on monday the milwaukee bucks in sacramento kings of the national basketball association closed their practice facilities due to positive code with 1000 tests just as the league prepares to resume its season in florida meanwhile f.c. dallas announced on monday that the team was withdrawing from the m.l.s. is back tournaments due to 10 of the club's players testing positive for the. things is g w news is a reminder of that top story we're following this hour a brazilian president says that he has tested positive for code 19 having previously dismissed the disease a

to you so it's less dangerous and that's one coping strategy that you can choose and from germany reno that 17 percent of the germans believe that the whole thing is to hold people just made up and what about those those others those who have quite fanciful conspiracy theories if i meet one of those how should i deal with someone spreading such stories should i get into a discussion or just listen and or leave them behind. so it of course always depends on the situation if you see something on social networks on facebook or twitter you won't convince the person usually back you can post something against the others that are not quite conspiracy believers yet that they see that this information is wrong and this is especially important when people spread and to semitic or racist conspiracy theories in your private situation so when your partner your brother or your best friend lives and conspiracy then discussions might help but i would warned people yes start discussing every small detail because that doesn't help it's often more yes it's makes more sense if you start sinking what's ma

is a case of understaffing to reno i think there are several contributory factors it's always difficult to isolate $100.00 and uses it feel guilty of p.v. was a big problem and continues to be a problem in some countries us heightened risk of exposure where there are being shortages in stuff individuals are there to work close to patients for longer or for longer periods of time another has also been heightening the risk of exposure what about health systems themselves for seen them performing to varying different degrees around the world all that particular models of health system that have shown themselves to be effective in a pandemic like this. i don't think it's specific for model guarantees success but i think you can point to systems which are of. flexible will it see to respond to differential impact in different parts of the country as being one which is better suited top don't overly centralized well i think we will see this become even more of an issue i spikes could occur locally within countries is the ability to respond quickly locally there will be what is required trying

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severe thunderstorm warnings, for a time up and down around reno and carson city. missing lake ka-ho for the most part. that's sort of the big picture, when we come back, we will do the small picture and get granular with your forecast. we will see you back here. >>> feeling left out of san francisco's safe streets program, coming up next, what some are raising concerns that their neighborhoods are not being given the same opportunities during the pandemic. >>> and coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00, registered nurses in the east bay gather to remember one of their own. how they are honoring a woman with more than 25 years of nursing experience who died recently from the coronavirus. >>> also ahead tonight, bay area firefighters heading north to lassen county as a wildfire forces of actuations and threatens homes. >>> throughout san francisco, 20 streets have been converted or are in the process of being converted, that's where a road is blocked off from traffic so people can social distance and get exercise and fresh air. ktvu's christien kafton joins us now. so

you can see how the thickest smoke has been in between reading and reno just to the north of the countiesof the bay area. our weather heading for tonight, fog is spreading it as we speak even drizzle possible along the coast, we will check that all future cast in just a second particularly the normal temperaturanw ri the buildings downtown. just a four degree difference. future cast does show that fog saw this morning with ilar that low cloud cover making its way inlet before backing up towards the coast. future cast trying to clear things out along the coast itself, not quite so optimistic i think it will be tough to shake along the short it's even producing a bit of missed and drizzle we are talking trace amounts, just enough to make you fiddle with the windshield wipers if you are going to be out along the coast. temperature tonight only drop a couple degrees. the temperature inside the discussed days just about right word is a 57 degrees and we are going to warm-up tomorrow but g ing rest ound the bay comes from nothing that can't be cured by rolling around on the lawn, at least accor

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we even saw some thunderstorms, over the reno area and through parts of the sierra. now, as we take a look outside, you see some of the coastal clouds making their way back into the bay area. current temperatures, right now, starting to cool down. san francisco, down to 63 degrees. oakland, 68. mountain view and san jose in the mid-70s as well as gilroy, pacifica. but over towards the bay, towards mt. diablo from the hills, we saw meant of blue skies today. and temperatures still hanging on to some of those upper 80s some some spots. like fairfield, 88. livermore, down to 86. and santa rosa, 75 degrees. i want to show you the forecast animation with the fog moving in. you will see, after tonight, it'll spread in around the bay. and parts of the north bay. and even across into the east bay. it pulls back tomorrow afternoon. mostly sunny conditions, with partly cloudy conditions at the coast. so temperatures will be mild, once again. overnight lows will mainly be in the mid 50s around the bay san francisco, 55. oakland, 57. san jose, 58. and some of the milder spots wi

reno started using brown leaf after she read about it in the local newspaper an agricultural scientist herself but one of them awarded using standard soil which often needs to be transported from its place of origin and used in a step. in the. fall order. to deduce what he. can do through the brain. does work is completely voluntary she receives no outside funding in the right conditions drug leaves decompose they can be mixed with other by waste and then act as fertilizer for new plants the municipality of benefits from the book she does. increase it. when a city generates $2100.00 every people then what they want to collect this really and transport it for 70 kilometers to the landfill is a big downside we are unable to make more than one trip because of the traffic these days or our lives. but. i don't like the idea that that we look good so our way then we are there are some in their community who need this and if you could make them to those who have it that's what's truly marvelous and that's the board and he will dissipate water over you as i see the large i may have been up one

there were some thunderstorms going on throughout the reno area and parts of the sierra, but for us, we even see the clouds pull back from the coast, so we got sunshine even along the beaches today. here's a live view, though, from mt. tam, and you can see that the fog is going to pull its way back in, it's starting to do that right now and fill in overnight into tomorrow morning. current temperatures were also warmer, compared to yesterday. san francisco currently 65, oakland, 70 degrees, mountain view, 78, and san jose and gilroy in the upper 70s. pacifica at 63 degrees right now. as we look towards the east bay hills, though, you will see lots of blue skies with some high clouds there, as well. and they are going to get nothing but sunshine all day tomorrow. temperatures there range from 70s to even 90s. santa rosa, 79. napa, 74. fairfield and concord and livermore are all near 90 degrees right now. and this time, as we look towards the roof from our kgo roof camera towards pier 15, you can see the flag blowing a bit there. what you can expect is a typical summertime pattern. we'l

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beautiful weather up there right now mid-eighties at south lake tahoe 79 in truckee about 88 heat up in reno. we've got gorgeous guys around here right now they are going to stick around, although we may see just a couple of batches of fog inside the bay not going to be much day temperatures running above the average san francisco checked in very nice 72 degrees 77 in oakland 87 degrees in san jose hot in livermore 9597 in concord and 95 degrees in santa rosa. that's kind of a sign of things to come. we'll see the cooler 60's as you approach the coastline right up to the water's edge got that patchy fog enough of the sea breeze keep those temperatures down to get inside the bay we start to warm things up 70's in millbrae 72. in the burlingame then we start to see a few 80's begin this spring up woodside 81 degrees 82 palo up to 80 in mount view 80's maybe some low 90's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon. and then the east bay going to get hotter there mid 90's in the little more into pleasanton about 93 in dublin, 75 degrees in oakland 94 in danville about 90 in pittsburgh 96 in fairfiel

so if you're around lake powell there is a chance she could get severe thunderstorms in the novato, reno, carson city today. there is the sea breeze in green >> that gives you a good indication it will definitely have this impact tomorrow morning. the temperature footprint and the like this, which is spot on like today. that's how wednesday goes. thursday looks pretty darn similar. you will see that in the five day forecast, which was right here. look at friday and how much it cools down. and will start to eject a little bit on saturday and sunday and it warms. so that's the plan. it's a nice pattern, it's mild. we can do a lot of fire news today and i don't suspect you will be this week. i will see you back tomorrow night, you guys. >> very comfortable for this time of year. >>> the japanese tea garden in san francisco's golden gate park the city's rec and park department says guests will be limited and pathways to avoid mass congestion. masks will be required and the teegarden will be open wednesday through sunday from nine a.m. to five: 35 p.m. tickets can be pot on the teegarden webs

completed her studies at the recovery coach academy founded by reno. 2022 years since she stopped using more than 10 years ago she went to college to become a social worker melville wants to use knowledge and experience to help addicts to break the vicious cycle and claim back. they have this false belief that the streets care about them and those people support them that are out on the street but if they get some support over here you know you can introduce them to like a better way of living slowly no it's not going to be fast and it's not going to you know but maybe they will one day grow maybe they won't desolate the saddest thing about this field is you're going to watch people die and you're going to watch them kill them so. also completed her recovery. training a little earlier but she hasn't started working yet she wants to get her life back on track so now devotes all of her attention to her children. you know i love my children i have 4 kids with 3 different dad now my 1st daughter's father hung himself my. kid's middle 2 children that i have dallas and cole and who are 5 and

flight crews dropped water on one fire near reno. it stopped the spread. no buildings were lost.ing today's high temperatures, phoenix rises to 106 degrees today. 100 in dallas. 97, washington, d.c. nice and cool at 69 in seattle. looking ahead to the weekend, that heat we mentioned will be sticking around. phoenix will see 111 degrees sunday. chicago will be 90 or above for the next few days. >>> coming up, the nfl makes the decision about the national anthem. >>> but first the mystery surrounding that missing soldier from ft. hood. her family's attorney describing her brutal murder. what we're learning about the suspects. >>> and later this morning, the big change coming to walmart parking lots. >>> back now with artists in houston painting a mural paying tribute to ft. hood soldier vanessa guillen who's been missing since april. her family says she was brutally murdered, and now ten weeks later details are finally emerging. according to a family attorney guillen was bludgeoned to death in the armory room where she worked. the attorney says one of her co-workers, army specialis

but go up in places like reno and boise, idaho. >>> a bay area teenager is leading the fight for change at trader joe's stores nationwide. she saw names like trader ming's and trader jose's on certain trader joe's products. she felt the grocery chain was perpetuating racial stereotypes. she launched an online petition calling for the chain to remove what she calls racist branding from its packaging. >> it's insidious because it's subtle. there's micro aggressions, which is a problem because micro aggressions inevitably escalate and we escape this baseline level of stereotyping. we're more likely to accept larger transgressions down the road. >> trade joe's as hnot responde but told "the new york times" it's planning to change the add oakland's lake merritt. the east bay queer arts center used all the color of the pride flag to paint the message black lives matter on bellevue avenue. others were added including queer women, non-binary, disabled and imprisoned saying that all matter as well. >>> we're back in a moment with more. >>> well, dr. anthony fauci is making a house call thursday

whatever you are smoking down in reno, you got a ticket back to where ever you got it from.nd all, but i'm not going to argue with you. when you've got two options. when you get back here, you face this or you take all of your clothes off and jump in that lake, river, ocean and hold your breath. >> lake tahoe. >> if you follow nba basketball , you miss those guys on the pre-and post game show on tnt, another three quarters of a month away for that. >>> let's check this out on a thursday night with some fun stuff to show you. this 49ers' wide receiver kendric born as a new drill to improve his hands apparently, catching playing cards while balancing on an exercise ball. [ laughter ] whatever works. he's got pretty good hands as it is. >>> and this is a canadian instagram star, a professional dunker is what he calls himself. i think a lot of us would be happy to do just that. >>> and this is casey leonard with a three shot combo here. three sports off the combo plate. football off the tee, smacks it and it goes right into the who. this is the same guy hitting the ball backward

august 14th from there it will travel to other churches across the bay area and even make its way to reno, nevada in sonoma tiller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now pleasantville police are looking for an suv and driver involved in friday night's hit and run crash. the driver hit by the suv was not seriously injured. the crash happened on contra costa boulevard near concord avenue. police say attorney and 2000 model ford explore ran a red light hit the victim's car damaged city property and then drove on interstate 6.80 south on interstate 6.80. if you have any information you are asked to call the pleasant hill police department. well college students all across the country put money down on places to stay while they take their classes on campus. but now because of the coronavirus pandemic many won't be taking those classes on campus but are left to foot the bill if they cannot break their leases kron four's gayle ong explains. >>students living on campus received refunds for their housing but those living off campus have been left in the lurch paying rent for an empty apar

is a case of understaffing to reno i think there are several contributory factors it's always difficult to isolate one and uses it feel guilty of p.v. was a big problem and continues to be a problem in some countries us heightened risk of exposure where there are being shortage in stuff individuals are there to work close to patients for longer or for longer periods of time another has also been heightening the risk of exposure what about health systems themselves 3 seen them performing to varying different degrees around the world all that particular models of health system that have shown themselves to be effective in a pandemic like this. i don't think a specific form or model guarantees success but i think you can point to systems which are of a localized flexible will it see to respond to differential impact in different parts of the country as being one which is better suited top don't overly centralized one i think we will see this become even more of an issue i spikes could occur locally within countries is the ability to respond quickly locally there will be what is required tr

>>reno's barbershop in vacaville isn't letting the state trimmed back on their hours one bit to better question is why decide to close down yet again we know that the closure hurt our economy. this isn't new territory for pre mozza shot determined to stay open also defied the previous order to shut down starting to put my barbers hill who are sole providers for their young family is still a category that we are not essential and that we're not able to provide for our families. the owner free most barbershop tells me he received about $12,000 in donations to pay for potential fines for staying open during the first closure. >>but when they reopened instead of putting that money towards own business. he's donating the money to different charitable organizations, one of them helps out youth sports here in solano county and then he reached out to my daughter and he wanted to give us half of it and i was absolutely shocked because that's the biggest donation we've ever had from a single donor ever show was a big deal and of course we pump that money right back out to the u the charge on fou

north of reno, the fires burned roughly 9,000 acres, currently 7% contained. the bay area air quality management district has extended its regional air advisories through today because of the smoke from these fires, including the mineral fire which is burning in fresno county and the gold fire. which is also up in lassen counties. we have talked about hazy skies. a in a while rebecca strong in the weather center we're talking a little bit while yesterday guess rebecca about how because. >>of the shelter-in-place ins. so many fewer people on the roads we haven't had those you know spare the air days like we typically have i skies today because of the fires yeah exactly so definitely they have respiratory issues stay inside just another reason to definitely try to stay indoors. >>and just take care of yourselves and be safe out there for now we are seeing a lot of fog right now a lot of cloud cover around the bay area. >>visibility, not the greatest right now, but we will get sunshine as we get into the afternoon hours a live look outside right now conditions. f

musician isauro alcala and his wife became ill last month soon after performing to a small crowd in renoauro was hospitalized in a few days later died in sacramento. his daughter trinidad heartbroken. he is couldn't be by his side because she too was sick. >> i wish that they had not gone back to work. i wish that my brother and i would have been able to sustain i our parents living while this pandemic happened, but unfortunately we are an immigrant low income family that needed to work. as families continued to grieve and heed precautions, many americans are just looking for ways to be together. the santa monica pier opened last week only to be closed again for the fourth. major. >> garrett: lilia, thank you so very much. texas as you probably heard is one of the states seeing a big spike in coronavirus cases. some hospitals are reporting they are at full capacity. joining me now is the mayor of austin, texas, steve adler, mr. mayor, would you say your numbers are going up and that your capacity problems are becoming more of a concern for your city? >> i would say our trajectory is risi

have apparently recovered groundbreaking neurosciences the western university in canada resurveyed reno and is studying the after effects of those survivors and believes the findings will show some will develop profound neurological problems he's here to tell me about it for skype from london in on terrio thank you adrian for coming on so normally maybe you'd be in an i.c.u. for the past few months you've been looking into this now with the research well we just we just launched a little over a week ago and what we're trying to do is to recruit 50000 covert survivors to discuss because it is becoming more and more obvious as people are starting to emerge from the. immediate impact of the virus that that they are developing neurological problems and many of these are our cognitive challenges things like problems in concentrating on as in memory problems in sulks solving making simple decisions and i think we need to get on top of this very quickly you really think and you're an expert in this field that this anecdotal evidence of a lot of tasteless of well these may all be connected with

carry out reforms that would weaken their hold over the state's resources lebanon yet again is in a reno were regional international rivalries play out but the stakes are even higher this time with the country close to economic collapse. beirut. forecasters are warning of unprecedented rainfall for parts of central japan after days of downpours in the southwest cause widespread damage and killed dozens of people and in china heavy rains in several provinces have swollen rivers and triggered landslides 120 people are dead or missing florence really has more. than some of the heaviest rain in decades has batted who been a province in china on the outskirts of the city rescue workers dig through landslide debris in central south west. and east in china rescue teams have evacuated people trapped by rising floodwaters in cities towns and villages you need to see because the water is so deep we have asked the brigade to help transfer residents by rubber boats dams and river banks are being reinforced further to the east heavy rain has continued to pound japan causing flooding and landslides it

i'm glad to see that the university of nevada's reno -- university of nevada reno sanford center for aging are taking the steps to combat racial bias by requiring staff to attend trainings on the subject. the center is taking steps to review both internal policies and the gerontology curriculum overall to ensure that they include economic, social and policy content that address the impact of racial disparities. so to dr. mack and dr. carnethon, as both researchers and educators, how can we best train our medical students and, in fact, all of our medical professionals to identify and understand their own implicit biases so that they can recognize how this contributes to their decision making and delivery of care and what types of practices do you think are worth us investing in to be overall success -- to make the most success? so let's start with dr. mack and then go to dr. carnethon, please. >> thank you. well, when we consider the practicing, we've always focused on the importance of primary care and the behavioral health component that it actually highlights within primary care. t

carry out reforms that would weaken their hold over the state's resources lebanon yet again is in a reno where regional international rivalries play out but the stakes are even higher this time with a country close to economic collapse. beirut all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al jazeera dot com. the headlines here on al-jazeera ivory coast is facing new political uncertainty after the sudden death of its prime minister ahmed who gone coulibaly was also the ruling party's candidate in october's election to choose a successor to president alassane ouattara. collapsed during a cabinet meeting and was later confirmed dead in hospital nicholas harker's been monitoring developments from senegal. this is a big blow for the president because with this comes a political crisis a political void the question is now who will replace coulibaly who was the chosen successor to want to or are expected to run in the next upcoming presidential election in october and whoever will come next will have to defeat the candidates which are. a former president of ivory

holder was there for obama, everybody's there, even janet reno was there for clinton until the wholew up. that's what they're supposed to do. your response in. >> i want to tell you right now, that this attorney general does not respect any lines. he engaged in that hearing in a way that was stunning to me. he didn't back up what he was saying with facts or law. he was parroting the president. and what you have been talking about on this show, this is not an innocuous level of politics as we've seen, this is a deep erosion of our fundamental institutions. remember, there were republicans that spoke that were outraged about them turning the force of law on peaceful protesters in front of the white house. there have been republicans that have been called into question, this idea of the justice who were found guilty of serious crimes. so there's time and time again this crosses a line that deeply under mines legitimacy of the office. and casts himself as trumps personal lawyer and not an independent chief law enforcement officer for the country at at time that this nation needs that kin

baldwin: my siblings -- i have one in reno who runs a computer start, he -- store, he owns it.ave another that is in san francisco. he manages an apartment for seniors. i have a daughter and another son that i don't keep much track of. i don't know where they are. interviewer: what school did you go through? -- the firsttended and second grade, i walked 3.5 miles to a little school with my older brother who is 18 months older than i through very cold weather sometimes and snow, and that was called the south mountain school. of oregonhe border and idaho called the south mountain school. divorced and i stayed with my father. grantsd in the area near he bought an, and place called the grays creek ranch. we stayed there for three or four years and then moved to ashland, oregon. he married again. i did not like the person he -- atd, so at 13 i ran 13, i moved out. i ran away from home. i left. [laughter] i meten i got to burns, my father there too after a while. he was visiting his brother. i made an arrangement with my uncle that i would move to a boarding school there and he could

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donner getting hammered, all the way over to reno. and then things start to die down as the sun angle changes a little bit. so what's going to happen up there snowfall same thing. what's going to happen here tomorrow? pretty much the same thing. fog is expected to get well inland tonight, julie. there are some subtle changes coming. nothing major, though. guess the upside is we're not staring down nasty pure danger or poor air quality. an easy going pattern here, jules. >> yeah, that is the good news that we don't have tremendous or scary fire danger this time of year, because we know what happens when we do have that, yeah. all right, bill, thanks for the update. >>> san mateo police are warning residents about a mountain lion sighting. the big cat was spotted this morning in the police academy parking lot in san mateo. the mountain lion ran off into the brush when it saw the officers. >>> coming up here on the 5 here, unemployment payments could be cut considerably. we'll tell you about the division among gop lawmakers amid the late

for tomorrow, tropical moisture and a few thunderstorms of around carson city and reno, a few scatteredhowers and partly cloudy and mostly cloudy all day at the coast. a little cooler around the bay, a little warmer and lynn today. six degrees in fairfield and concord, warmer than yesterday. you have seen this before it is going to look is like it did yesterday, maybe upper 80s low 90s, plan the next few days not so much tomorrow but on saturday and sunday we will notice more warmth and that will come from the desert southwest and mainly impact inland bay valley. that's on saturday and sunday. tomorrow the same deal, 82 in fairfield, 87 in brentwood and stem the forecast size down in san jose, 76 and 81 in morgan hill. no fire stores today that's a direct result of these mild temperatures. the five day forecast looks like this was temperatures on saturday and sunday being the warmest and then it just flatlined, next week looks very similar with that same kind of june gloom there. get used to it. good place to be. >>> and oakland police department partnership program held a special event

and increase in places like reno and boise, idaho. >>> okay. start of the new week, let's get a check of the forecast with jeff ranieri. it seems pretty nice across the bay area, except long the coast. much cooler. >> yes. beautiful weather and beautiful temperatures, we should say. the coastal folks also in san francisco, you really love the fog this time of the year. it's making everybody happy right now. i didn't want to start with the top headline you mentioned janelle, the fog rolling in right now. really giving us cloudy skies in san francisco, also areas of spotty drizzle on the camera lens. if you have to head there the next couple of hours, bring your jacket. 57 degrees right now. we hold under the clouds in the 50s as we roll through tonight. let's give you an overhead view of the fog tomorrow morning. if all you remember is that it's going to be foggy tomorrow morning, i'm going to be very happy with that. you can see these low clouds across marin, napa, contra costa alameda counties, foggy, low clouds for san jose, gilroy. we have t

reno, hit 100 yesterday. the first 100 of the season so it's been hot but they got a 100. cooler foe forecast, low clouds and hazy sun. fires north and south. some of that drifted in but it's solid fog bank. there will be drizzle, if there is not today, there will be tonight and tomorrow and into wednesday. travis 28, gusts up to 46 miles itch doesn't think i've seen 45 plus this summer. that's a roaring belt of wind. 50s, 60s on the temps. everybody is close do you to low overcast. losalityos 2. millbrae 55. 58 montero. woodside, foster city, everyone is very close. if you like a pattern where temperatures are below average, and i mean a good 5 to 10, that's because the low will retrograde and now it is going to move back in over the bay area and hang out with low pressure for most of the week here. 60, 70s, 80s. concord 79. that's correct. fairfield 80. it's hard to believe, but that's what the projections show. and i don't see it getting that much warmer for a while. maybe a little bump up tuesday before the low comes in but that will usher in a cool pattern this time o

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this is video of the hogg fire in lassen county that's about an hour and a half north of reno about a 1000 acres have burned and it's just 8% contained right now. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with if the bay area will continue to be impacted by smoke from this fire stun look like much we're seeing some that smoke and some of the upper levels but you get a strong onshore breeze like this is that westerly wind. >>and that has carried the well away from the bay area in toward the central valley if that were to switch direction of course some of that smoke would come in our direction but overall we've got a stronger on shore breeze that will likely continue so that should push the smoke. but our way there you go we've got the fog is moving in right now though, and you can see the head of through the golden gate bridge more that on the way in fact very strong push of the marine layer overnight tonight, temperatures 30 degrees in san francisco 63 in oakland, 65 in san jose and little more 66 in concord and 59 degrees in santa rosa tomorrow morning we wake up some pat

got a lot of sunshine coming your way 84 degrees in south lake tahoe 80 in truckee and 87 degrees in reno that high pressure going to start to build in now the 4 corner states here comes slowly going to build and compressing that marine there that means more sunshine is a very hot temperatures in some of the eyes. i think we're getting close to triple digits over the weekend in some spots inland for tomorrow will be warm enough there you're talking mid 90's in the concord and learn more about 86 degrees in san jose, 91 in morgan hill 81 in mount view about 69 degrees downtown san francisco, 93 in hot in santa rosa, those temperatures heating up especially on sunday then cooling down slightly by monday. >>thank you lauren still ahead a day in their last decision of the term justices on the highest court in the land weighed in on who will have access to president trump's financial information back behind bars us in 2 months after getting released from prison over coronavirus concerns, the president's former attorneys been sent back by michael cohen is locked up again. the race to the rescue

but big thunderstorms today up around the lake tahoe area, eastern side of the hill though over by renon city where they had some severe thunderstorm warning for a second day in a row. there are a couple yesterday as well. there is fog, not easy to see, but there is fog all along the coast and it is all the way in. will see plenty of fog tomorrow. tomorrow, just like today when you wake up, better is this image. look at how far that extends, it is a really old pattern. the forecast highs tomorrow, most of us are in the 60s and 70s. 80s will show up, but they will be low. and then if you do find a 90, you'll be right on the edge of eastern livermore county or eastern alameda. you would be right on the inland images of discovery bay and brentwood you may find an 85 or something like that. it's going to be at will and, or mild one again tomorrow. there is the fog for rent for tomorrow morning, the daytime highs and very little among the coast . this pattern is repetitive, repetitive to the point that i think they will see it like this next week too. in the aftershock, i keep saying it, but

baldwin: my siblings -- i have one in reno who runs a computer store. he owns it. i have another that is in san francisco. he manages an apartment for seniors. i have a daughter and another son that i don't keep much track of. i don't know where they are. interviewer: oh. what school did you go through? baldwin: i attended -- the first and second grade, i walked 3.5 miles to a little school with my older brother, who is 18 months older than i, through very cold weather sometimes and snow, and that was called the south mountain school. right on the border of oregon and idaho. that was called the south mountain school. then my parents divorced and i we moved. i stayed with my father. we moved in the area near grants pass, oregon, called murphy and , he bought a place called the grays creek ranch. we stayed there for three or four years, sold that, and then moved to ashland, oregon. he married again. i did not like the person he married, so at 13, i moved out. interviewer: really? baldwin: i ran away from home. i went to oregon, where i understand i had relatives and

august 14th from there it will travel to other churches across the bay area and even make its way to reno, nevada in sonoma tiller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>tonight there are more than 46,000 confirmed covid-19 cases here in the bay area that's with more than 600 new cases reported in the last 24 hours. alameda county continues to lead the way with more than 10,000 cases. meantime the covid-19 related death toll did not change is still at 745 for the very latest on county by county information you can head to our website kron 4 dot com and on the beach resort community of santa cruz county is now on california's covid-19 watch list joining monterey and san benito counties last thursday the county was flagged because of an increase in cases there it was given 3 days for things to improve or be added to the list. >>santa cruz county has a case rate 130 cases per 100,000 residents officials say there was a dramatic increase in numbers after they fully opened up on phase 2 in late may. so what does this mean for both residents and tourists going forward in santa cruz county. >>well coming up in

right now that drive-in traffic is what is driving any of the pickup in the economy in reno and las vegas as well. el dorado, red rock resorts. boyd is a big local gaming casino and the strip giants, mgm and caesar's that have multiple properties but yesterday caesar's announced that bally's is reopening. it's been going so well and their per-person spend is increasing and that's happening around the country >> i was going to say, i'm not the best person to picture vegas without the bars because it really wouldn't be taking a lot away from our last visit i'm going to let mark or john maybe speak to this one. you should see these guys on the weekend, man >> all right, i'll jump in here. i think the vegas scene, the vegas reputation, is anything goes that really doesn't work when you're in a pandemic on the one hand, vegas is really great at having monitoring and rules around security when they're securing their money, when they're securing their environment, but i don't think they've been great about communicating safety during the pandemic so i contrast that with at least what we would ex