oh district covering reno sparks an incline village like tahoe and some flights at reno tahoe airportere cancelled tourism officials say while there are still blue skies and clear air on some days around the lake. it's still not safe to visit well, i'm just looking out the window there, and i could probably see 25 miles but last night it was dense and smoky we felt very prudent as a community to have our tourists. not come or leave during during the first part here because, um it's just too hard to try to get all the cars out of town at once if there were something wrong like tahoe officials are urging tourists not to visit the area right now. until the smoke clears in the wildfire threat is gone, and air quality officials in the reno area have now issued an air quality emergency joining us now is dan inouye he's an air quality supervisor with the washoe county health district dan schools were closed in the reno area and parts of lake tahoe for the second straight day today what else is being done to reduce exposure to this potentially toxic air right exactly these fires that we've be

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this week the reno/tahoe region saw an air quality index of almost 300. anything under 100 is acceptable. but when the index es ab 0, the air is hazardous and rran exrts tell us effects everyone. >> the levels that we are seeing, we haven't seen before. >> reporter: the air quality management district based in reno has been monitoring these toxic air levels here since 1999. >> this is by far the worst episode that we've seen. >> reporter: now health leaders are calling for everyone to stay indoors so you're not breathing in all of these harmful toxins. >> what is in the smoke is very, very fine particles, and those particles can go deep down into your respiratory system and bypass our natural defense mechanism. >> marissa perlman reporting. the smoke from the caldor fire also forcing an entire school district in nevada to cancel classes as well as afterschool activities, this in the reno/sparks area. washoe county issued a stage three emergency air quality done that. at'sfith let's to chf alpaul. mon condi crews are facing and the smoke in the sky. >> the

all schools except for one were closed yesterday in the reno area.an is in reno, reporting on closures and air quality. that is ahead on good morning america. you can track the air quality here anytime you wish, with our real-time weather tracker, the same one mike uses during his forecast. the tool is live now on our connected tv app. download the app wherever you stream. kumasi: turning to the pandemic and the major announcement from johnson and johnson, the company out with new data showing a booster shot increases covid-19 antibody levels nine vault. the study, which has been peer-reviewed, also found people without the booster still had good protection eight months later. this is coming as a new cdc report finds efficacy of all the vaccines dropped with the spread of the delta variant, from 91% overall to 66%. dr. gandhi: this has a viral load, so it can break through minor defenses more. in addition, we all got our vaccines some time ago, so that means that our antibodies, our first line of defense in our nose, our coming down. that is natural,

that fire is burning 50 miles northwest of reno, far, far away and yet we are getting some of the smoke. >> yeah, a change in the wind. when you get fires that large putting up that much smoke, a change in the wind brings it to the bay area. tomorrow why we are thinking we are going to get better air quality is a stronger sea breeze, a bit of a south wind pushing it out but a return to the north wind is getting our attention as we head to the middle part of the week. that's a view of the tri-valley, what you can see of it through the haze and smoke. making it worst, numbers in the mid-90s. temperatures are still in the 90s there, and we will see another day of low 90s tomorrow but we should see more blue skies inland as the winds pick up tomorrow. in san jose, west winds into san francisco and only 63 degrees. your display of the summer microclimates, and you have the 90s inland across the east bay valley, and 60s on the coast and 80s up through the north bay, and numbers in the upper 80s to near 90s in morgan hill and down around san martin. and tomorrow the wind will help us out with

the have even canceled school in reno. the cool, clean air on our coast is making the bay area a nice place for tahoe visitors to escape to. >> thank you. you can track the air quality where you live anytime on your tv. you can see the smoke forecast and the seven day forecast available on our app for roku, apple tv and andrew tv. you can search abc 7 bay area and start streaming now. >> a new forecast warns the number of americans in the hospital with covid could double by mid-september. a worrisome outlook on covid-19 rates. >> doctors and nurses across the u.s., particularly in the south, said they are overwhelmed whether sharp increase in covid-19 patients admitted daily. covid-19 deaths are up 23% nationwide in the last week. unvaccinated people are 29% more likely to be hospitalized unvaccinated individuals. vaccinations have hit a six-week high. the delta variant has dropped vaccine effectiveness from 91% to 66%. experts say the vaccines help prevent severe illness and death. >> injecting themselves -- and start inj

reporter: that is brandon schneider, and air quality expert in reno lamenting the absence of air quality, do mostly to the caldor fire pushing record amounts of unhealthy smoke. >> you want to see how bad it is in south lake tahoe? reporter: video has polluted social media by anyone driving to the region. in an area known for wideouts in winter, now they are havings smokeout and suffering. >> you breathing it in the whole time you're out. >> this is worse than the days we had here in the bay area. it is pretty miserable. reporter: this is day four of the hazardous air that chokes and recedes, but never relieves as this time-lapse video shows. the residue, everywhere and inescapable. >> kind of covering anything. reporter: it is going into your lungs? >> yeah. 2.5. the smoke can go really deep into your lungs. reporter: that is 2.5 parts too many. a cloud so thick that it looks like a weather front when viewed by satellite. pain, the symptom and no immediate chance of parole for all those people locked up. stay inside, my friend. >> i will. reporter: in san francisco, wayne freedman abc 7

the fireplace and smoked out the house. >> that thought was good by some, like james, who escaped reno's dangerous smoky conditions i came to san francisco. >> when i left, the aqi was like 350 or something. it was burning my eyes. >> other visitors in san francisco saw those unhealthy to hazardous smoke conditions, canceled their plans, and extended their stay in the city. >> at lake tahoe, we were supposed to go like over the lake, sightseeing, and then in the hotel, there an amazing poo butl we couldn't the smoke. the meter cannot even detect how much smoke there is. >> while many are avoiding tahoe and staying in the bay area, one tour guide told us that a trip to the sierra is still happening this week and. she brought sore throat lozenges for out-of-towners who opted not to cancel, hopefully a soothing treat to what has been described as anything but comfortable. >> i went out by the lake and i looked around, i didn't see a living soul. i didn't see a boat on the lake. i have been going there my entire life, over 60 years, and i have never once felt the urge to leap as we were forc

the fireplace and smoked out the house. >> that thought was good by some, like james, who escaped reno's dangerous smoky conditions i came to san francisco. >> when i left, the aqi was like 350 or something. it was burning my eyes. >> other visitors in san francisco saw those unhealthy to hazardous smoke conditions, canceled their plans, and extended their stay in the city. >> at lake tahoe, we were supposed to go like over the lake, the hotel, there an amazing poo butl we couldn't the smoke. the meter cannot even detect how much smoke there is. >> while many are avoiding tahoe and staying in the bay area, one tour guide told us that a trip to the sierra is still happening this week and. she brought sore throat lozenges for out-of-towners who opted not to cancel, hopefully a soothing treat to what has been described as anything but comfortable. >> i went out by the lake and i looked around, i didn't see a living soul. i didn't see a boat on the lake. i have been going there my entire life, over 60 years, and i have never once felt the urge to leap as we were forced -- to leave as we were

you can see up to reno. they're kind of in the moderate category. south, most of particulate matter is being pushed a little bit to the south east until those winds full blown come from the west. and later on. as we said, the southwest going across the central valley remains moderate all way to the bay area with our on shore winds that will help and things improved from our vantage point and that a lot tears, a visible satellite picture. no surprise. look at the plumes. coming up, sending a lot of smoky skies off to all of northern nevada. as you can see from that picture. speaking of the red flag warning. a dry southwest wind from their vantage point. 35 mile per hour winds gusts of 50 humidity levels dropping to the single digits. this will be with them until wednesday evening. so we'll be watching all early this week. no surprise with smoky skies. breezy 80 to 76 on wednesday. 73 thursday at least are going get some cooling in that. there's a quick check of the golden gate bridge. we don't see the fog yet. really developing, although it's expecte

smoke blanketed reno yesterday causing hazardous air conditions.ut down for a second ounds ofdeay, affecting tens of >> makes life more hard because like some people can't like -- they get like allergies to smoke and get -- they start coughing and all that stuff. so like it doesn't -- it doesn't help at all. >> northern california's 11-day-old caldor fire has burned almost 123,000 acres and destroyed more than 600 buildings. >>> "the atlanta journal constitution" says former football star herschel walker is -yr-isn trophy . senate in winner and nfl running back filed paperwork to run next year for the seat held by democratic senator raphael warnock. walker has never run for office before. he is backed by former president trump who has publicly encouraged walker to enter the republican primary. >>> and "the new york times" says former new york governor andrew cuomo lost his emmy award on the same day he was replaced as governor. yesterday the international academy of television arts and sciences said it was taking back the emmy it awarded cuomo last

as we mentioned a little earlier, the lake tahoe and reno areas. they're getting some of the worst air quality in the country. the says smoke from the caldor fire continues to darken skies. joining us live tonight from cal fire chief daniel berlant. >> chief, thanks for joining i guess. you know, the lesser of 2 evils. if there is one. we have the dixie fire, which is the larger fire and now the caldor fire which is closed highway 50. are they both equally as dangerous and and concerning for cal fire. now both fires are thousands of it is the caldor fire, though, while it is smaller than the dixie fire by a long shot. >> there is significant threat there as this fire continues to work closer and closer to the tahoe basin. now, just to be clear, there are no evacuation warnings or orders for the tahoe region. but that is the direction that this fire continues to travel. now, today we have over 2000, firefighters battling this fire working to slow it down. working hard to keep it out of that. our region. >> and chief. i was going ask you about that.

or we heard exclusively from son reno's health minister, our green pass a recognize this from you, but only forward to people in summary. know about naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's would be seen as the problem to move into italy in the service or italy bar or restaurant or c m. ok. and the older close space, close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. yet the use of sputnik v in sun rino has shown it has an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent to study odds. 2 percent of those inoculated have so for adverse side effects, with less than one percent being people over the age of 60. now the health minister said all those job widths, but nick, in some reno, developed antibodies against cobra, will need some strategies about the cmc of the vaccine. we have some day, some back guarantee of the cmc. we are closer to a 100 percent off cclc. see it and so all our people develop the antibodies and which splitting b maxine ation after one week from the start of the 2nd. those of maybe we start

earlier we heard exclusively from sun reno's health minister, our green pass, a good night the from the you. but all the for the people, the summary know about naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's would be seen as the problem to move into the service or italy bar or restaurant or c m. ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem and on investigation into the use of sputnik, the in some reno fall. and it has an efficacy rate of more than 91 percent. this study adds 2 percent of those inoculated have suffered adverse side effects with less than one percent. being people over the age of 60, the health minister said all those job with sputnik in some renew, have developed antibodies against cope. it will lead some strategies about the ccsp of the sporting boxing. we have some day, some data guarantee of the d, c, and c. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc. and so all our people develop anti bodies and which is putting be maxine ation after one week from the

in reno, air quality the worst ever recorded. 67,000 students in reno ordered to stay home. >> we areot see them. the visibility is so low, you step outside and it smells like you're right next to a campfire. >> just so dangerous to breathe that air every day and thanks to matt gutman for that story. >>> coming up here, what happened when an 11-year-old girl spotted a shark swimming very close to her near the shore at a popular beach? you see it right there. we'll be right back. or optimum power in her favorite toy? if that battery dies, she'll play with her new favorite toy... your sanity. for 73 more miles. so upgrade to optimum. duracell optimum. ♪ ♪ heading back to school is more exciting than ever. and when kids have what they need to move forward together... anything is possible. kohl's. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. wi

the air is also thick and ashy in reno, several data counties reporting their worst air quality in two decades. william friedman spoke to people trying to deal with this hazardous air. >> how did it come to this? >> it doesn't show up early well. >> speaking to people in lake tahoe feels like interviewing prisoners locked inside. >> it started at the end of july and i don't know how long. >> that is an air quality expert in reno lamenting the absence of air quality due to the fire pushing toward lake tahoe while belching a amounts of unhealthy smoke. >> do you want to see how bad it is in south lake tahoe question mark >> videos polluted -- question mark -- ? >> they are having smoke outs and suffering. >> you breathe it in. >> this is worse than the days we had in the bay area, i can say this is pretty miserable. >> this is day four of the hazardous air, the air receives but never relieves as this time lapse video shows. residue everywhere is inescapable. >> that ash is going into your lungs. >> yep. 2.5. the smoke can go really deep. >> a cloud of ash so thick it looks like a weather

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. >>> our firefighters on the front lines of the dixie fire burning northwest of reno. a look at some of the damage left behind the town of grownville. -- greenville. you can see most of the town is gone. homes destroyed. the fire grew to more than 446,000 acres, almost four times the size of the city of san jose to give you perspective. 184 structures have been destroyed, thousands more threatened. people are unaccounted for. >>> fires from up north moving over the bay area. a look at walnut creek. smoggy, hazy and causing breathing problems for some people. >> we are seeing those changes. the sea breeze is helping out the coast, but as you head inland, you can see some of the haze outside with moderate air quality. you see the fog in san francisco, the sea breeze helping us out. in the green here good air quality, but as you move a few miles inland into the tri-valley, that's where you see the moderate air quality. it's an hour by hour forecast. you can see the sea breeze. as the winds back off you will probably see more of a red to orange sunrise and a stronger sea b

notice, we clear out monday but unfortunately areas, you know, up through reno, the south lake tahoe area seeing the red/purple color. if you have plans to head up to the sierra keep that in mind. along with the air quality advisory we're not seeing any heat advisories here locally, but we are seeing some up through ukiah and in through far interior portions also through sacramento. they're also going to be seeing hot temperatures too. let's talk about your daytime highs. even though we don't have a heat advisory in effect it's still going to be in the upper 80s and mid to upper 90s. morgan hill 95 degrees, in through the east bay, walnut creek 97, concord 98, antioch 99, hayward 70s. also along the peninsula in san mateo 75. going to be in the city expect some pretty comfortable weather in the 70s once some of the fog clears out. it will be a little hazy and then we have winds at about 22 miles per hour. it will feel windier in through the afternoon. we're going to see a sea breeze that's going to kick in starting tomorrow and this is going to really help cool us off quite nicely. t

the wildfires right outside of sacramento has led to historically bad air quality in reno and carson city. it doesn't look like we'll see any improvement over the next 48 hours. in fact it may get worse. if you see the orange here from reno to carson city, that indicates some really thick smoke near the surface. and that thick smoke is what leads to the poor air quality. we could really use some rainfall in this area to help disperse the smoke and end those fires, but i don't see that happening within the next 48 hours. >> thank you so much for that, appreciate it. >>> and in tennessee, rescuers are searching for three people still missing from the devastating floods during the weekend. at least 18 people were killed, among them a woman who posted a video on facebook just moments before she was swept away. and what you are about to see may be disturbing. nick valencia spoke to her son. >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. >> reporter: this terrifying video might have been the last thing linda bryant filmed before she died. you could hear the fear in her voice. >> well, if anyone seen

reno, they are in the very unhealthy category. boise all the way into billings, you will be feeling the impacts of what is happening downstream into northern california and unfortunately, it won't change until the weather pattern changes and it doesn't look to in the coming several weeks. but again widespread coverage of smoke taking place along the western u.s. national view here shows severe potential weather in the midwest, and big time heat in parts of the southern u.s., about 40 million americans under heat advisories, heat indices up to 107 in louisiana and new orleans. something to watch there. and also leaving you with what is happening around the tropics, three areas of active weather that are set to really make the tropical activity pick up over the next week or so with 40%, 40%, 50% chance of development respectively. >> thanks so much, pedram. >>> coming up next, a u.s. air base is now over capacity as nearly 8,000 vaccines from afghanistan wait for their next flight out. that story when we come back. >>> and concerns

even into reno. that is the worst air quality that measured by our centers. they're getting all that smoke. we fortunately are getting the sea breeze and that's keeping most of our air quality looking good around the bay area. most areas in green couple areas in yellow right now. that's moderate. but otherwise that is very good compared to what they're dealing with now. here we go. in the high country. here's the very latest on the fire. you can see all that just to the south of 50 there you can see worst lake tahoe is right here. all that smoke. you see the wind direction. look at that pumping all that smoke up in that direction. that would be the case. i think that at least the next 24 hours. all that smoke rolling up in lake tahoe and then we're going to be in to see a bit of a wind switch and that will switch may be more of a northerly component wind that will push that south that means back toward the bay area we could likely see more smoke moving in our direction here's the very latest on our smoke trackers. we see overnight tonight. we've got a lot of

the air quality in tahoe and reno is the worst in the country right now. residents are already leaving ahead of evacuation warnings in south lake tahoe. the fire has jumped both sides of highway 50. flames have destroyed and 11 commercial buildings. the fire is 19% contained and firefighters say they anticipate tufted editions -- tough conditions in the coming days. >> the wind has continued to align with the canyons and we will continue to focus on the northeasterly section which is where we are seeing the majority of the activity. liz: new evacuation warnings were issued along highway 50 east where most of the active fire is burning. you can check the air quality any time with our real-time weather tracker, a tool live on our bay area connected tv app. you can download the app wherever you stream. still ahead, louisiana bracing for hurricane ida which could become a category four, evacuations announced, have a live look outside this morning, hazy conditions across the bay area today. we will check in with homelessness, housing, taxes, water, electricity,

sparks an incline village there at lake tahoe and some flights are reno tahoe airport were cancelled today the air quality index in that region was rated at 3 31 any reading over 300. is considered hazardous to your health. people are being urged to stay indoors and in fact, tourism officials say while there are still simply skies and clear air on some days around the lake, it is still not safe to visit. there, and i could probably see 25 miles wasd smoky we felt very prudent as a community to have our tourists not come or leave during during the first part here. because um it's just too hard to try to get all the cars out of town at once if there were something wrong like tahoe officials are urging tourists not to visit that area right now, as we said, until that smoke clears, and the wildfire threat is gone. so let's talk more about the conditions and welcome back to the show. kevin cooper of lake tahoe tv, kevin we talked excuse me just last week in the skies there, boy, they were really hazy what are the conditions like right now? great question. whether you can see behind me rig

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. >> we're packed up ready to go to reno.gh your mind? >> everything we're leaving. our whole town, our jobs, everything. >> reporter: well authorities have been warning us, kate, this was a active and challenging fire season and it has been that and more. this caldor fire has been extremely stubborn. it keeps in all different directions with flying embers and now at more than 116% contained, coulthis is historic drought in california and experts say the two things are interrelates and now the race is on to save the communities in and around lake tahoe. >> what it has already done and only 16% contained. it is horrible. dan, thank you very much. we're checking back in with you. >>> still ahead for us, the forever war is over. so what does the future look like in afghanistan under taliban rule and what does it marine for the united states now? that is next. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year o

aircraft city that is just literally toxic especially on the south lake tahoe side right now and in reno so if you're heading that way, it'll be slow to clear out there as well. the forecast for the smoke is something like this. i'll take you through tomorrow here we are in the morning it's going all right right it's kind of pushing what you see what lingers though. especially down in this santa clara valley out in the modesto area and then it kind of moves on, so it's not going to. it's going to be a slow clear and as i said earlier, there are a lot of fires burning big fires and so they're going to continue to pump smoke out really for the next month or two months until we get the first range so we're gonna be dealing with smoke for a while i'll see you back here with the five day forecast all right thank you, bill. some highway 24 drivers just can't escape politics coming up, see how supporters of the election to recall governor news? some hope to convince people to vote their way and police ask for help to try to find a couple caught on camera, arguing near this stolen van. another d

lake tahoe and the reno area facing hazardous air quality. tourism has been decimated. it was just starting to bound back from the pandemic shutdown. >> july was the best time ever of ten years. a tahoe tour boat business says they've gone from hundreds of customers a day to zero. the smoke was so thick that both kiev -- >> just as you've been mentioning, not only the caldor fire. we have the dixie fire. and then to the north, right near the california-oregon border, there are six other fires burning. so we have all of this smoke in northern california. the way the wind pattern is setting up, we think we'll head to tomorrow. it will be very unhealthy there. weather conditions, what we've seen happen over the last 24 hours, it has been on the eastern side of it growing 4,000 acres. the temperatures are cool in the cities. it will get even hotter than the 80s. you can see once we hit saturday and sunday. we'll take a look coming up. >>> three rubbles and a democrat i can, a the contractic look. >> reporter: three republicans, former san diego mayor kevin falconer, and dem

reno teniendo cÓmo se comparta el fuego y hasta ahorita no estoy preocupado de que mi casa se vaya amiles aÚn se ven amenazadas por el fuego que no da tregua. y grupos de amigos, circunstanciales pensando en cÓmo ayudar a toda la bien gente estÁ perdiendo todo porque somos una comunidad en el condado del dorado todos nos apoyaremos entre todos dice andrea. >>> la mayorÍa de las personas dicen estar resignadas a tuvieron que dejar sus casas muchos no van a tener dÓnde regresar pero estÁn agradecidas porque lograron salir ilesos y hasta el momento este incendio no ha cobrado la vida de ninguna persona, es mi reporte desde el dorado alejandra quezada para el noticiero telemundo california. >>> gracias triste realidad se vive. >>> el distrito escolar de san francisco estÁ pensando en invertir para comprar purificodores de aire ahora que las clases son presenciales que las aulas estÁn con las ventanas abiertas para evitar la propagaciÓn del coronavirus pero es un problema por el humo de los incendios que llegan desde el norte del estado hasta aquÍ el Área de la bahÍa para leas junta de ed

and you can see some green making its way into reno. but where the fires are raging. of course, it's very, very bad. the worst. >> going on in with the wind direction expected to remain out of the west, which be problematic because it's going to be dry air. that's not going to improve going across central valley. it's pretty much moderate with some pockets of already green hang in there. we expect some green here on the home front. but as of now, we're basically moderate, although you can see a little bit developing around san francisco. so our air quality in the short term is going improve through tonight complements that on shore flow. you can see relief from the smoke plumes this this afternoon. but a general idea from our visible. look at that. all over the eastern side, all going into northern nevada obviously but the wind profile go in this direction. so a red flag warning has been issued. yes, it's an on shore. wind, not offshore. but still because the air is going to be so dry until 11 o'clock wednesday 35 mile per hour winds gusts getting about 50 with all of

in the tahoe basin, very unhealthy air to unhealthy in the reno area.orth wind in the upper parts of the atmosphere dragging the smoke down. 6:00 over south lake tahoe in the bay area, still pretty heavy smoke. this carries over into saturday afternoon. you might see a slight change. there will still be smoky skies. by sunday, blue showing up near the coast as the sea breeze comes in. that is less hazze and -- haze and smoke. temperatures right now triple digits inland. 104 in fairfield. 98 livermore. brentwood hitting our highs just about now. 80's around the bay shoreline. 97 degrees right now in santa rosa. live doppler 7, clear skies with the offshore winds. we have a heat advisory for lake county running for tomorrow. there is a risk of heat illnesses, especially when temperatures could get up to 106 degrees. you might want to get away. here is your forecast. mid 70's to low 90's at our airports with a light breeze. honolulu looking at heavy rain. 76 in new york city. los angeles88. smoky conditions. haze will continue tomorrow. air quality improve

. >> they now plan to seek shelter in reno. pretty tough to lose your home will do the best we can. now the smoke and poor air quality has blanketed the region for weeks. locals were optimistic. the flames would not get too close to the lake. thousands were seen making their way out of south lake tahoe earlier monday. police having to help evacuees navigate this busy intersection. those living along the western shore of tahoe have also had to escape many fearing they, too will not have a home to return to its scary. i drove around the neighborhood to say goodbye. >> the fact that it hit a since my first time ever having to evacuate. most terrifying thing i've ever experienced. >> residents say many of these communities are tight knit and they will come together to pull through. neighbors are encouraging one another to stay safe and stay informed reporting in south lake tahoe. i'm dan thorn. >> during the rush to leave southlake one evacuee used music to try to lift the spirits of a community fearful of what will happen to their homes. >> they need the. evacuation mandatory. so we lo

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bring that smoke up toward reno. away from the bay area right now and that's good for the bay area. but not so good maybe for other spots. but there's the fog rolling back in once again. we'll see more of that. that will freshen up your skies for tonight as the fog moves in air quality and improve. i think as we have the next couple days, those winds blowing as high as 25 miles per hour in san francisco right now. 22 in the playoffs. so we've got a pretty wind out there right now. i think the next couple days get it really kind of clean out your air quality. but by thursday, the change, i think we'll see a little offshore wind. it's going to be hot and hazy on thursday and that smoke probably lingering into the weekend that's we're talking some of those temperatures near triple digits. thank you. lord swell if you watch the hit show ted lasso this tech stories for you. >> how roy kent what from show writer 2 emmy nominated writer 2 emmy nominated breakout star. after my car accident, writer 2 emmy nominated breakouti

i'm just so proud of her >> today as christa palmer day >> in reno, christa palmer day named in honorthe bronze diving medalist. >> you all are what brought me to this point. >> reporter: the homecomings emotional like in utah where fans lined the street for silver medal swimmer ryan white. >> i appreciate you supporting me and watching me and i just feel so honored and blessed to be able to represent this amazing country and my family >> flags, balloons, sirens at that parade and at this one in springs, texas signs simone biles has motivated the next generation. from the world's biggest stage to the biggest hugs in florida with the grand mom who raised him. >> a lot of us wouldn't be here if it wasn't for our families supporting us and helping us out along the way. >> discuss throw er knows what that's like. >> to have them here, that was so nice. >> reporter: for these athletes, the world's most powerful. it's where they find strength. home once again reminding each olympian how many people were always on their team >> when you're at the games and in the moment, you're taking it mom

carson and reno are unhealthy but it will not last. you can see all the smoke from the calder fire and the northern california wildfires just pouring into the area. that smoke pushed all the way into the rocky mountains states where air quality issues, reduced visibility will continue from boise to spokane. yellowstone and much of california. i want to show you the smoke forecast. the north wind will drag heavier smoke through our area and the south lake tahoe region as we head into tomorrow and air quality impacts are expected to continue this weekend. i will be back with a closer look, coming up. ama: you can track the air quality any time with our real-time weather track are on our bay area connected the at just download the app wherever you stream. larry: happening in san jose, some residents are being let back into their homes. this is 35 hours after a gas leak forced them to evacuate. these are live pictures of the scene. san jose fire is asking residence located on park to report to the pg&e support fan for guidance. all other r

use approval list. brussels recently agreed to accept covert inoculation certificates issued by some reno and vatican city. but only with jobs is given the green light see the passes, allow free movement between those no new states and the blog would for the vaccine . still not given approval. they left most summer in daisy stuck at home. we spoke exclusively to the nation's health minister. our green boss recognized this from you, but it's only for the people the summary know about naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's will be seen that as the problem to move into italy and surveys are equally bar or restaurant or c m ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find a solution to this problem. lisa spending v in summary, no a showed it has an efficacy rate of more than 90. 1 percent, 2 percent of those inoculated suffered adverse side effects. less than half that figure occurring in people over the age of 60, the health minister added all those jobs, whispered nick. in some marina, a developed

coming to an end there because they had started crunching down a little bit in the push the amount of reno by just cutting off these constant stuff. there was one place where the average person could come and they were treated like kings. i but a mob of people fly to some all in the desert to spend their garden money. john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms, comped and they got free drink. ah, ah, ah, i think is part of mental health revolution. we increasingly freeze political claims, psychological language and mental health became more common. so if you disagree or something i said on this program, you know, just agree with you. i think you're wrong because of the following problems in your financial logic. you see your micro grass mate, you say you triggered me. you said you hard me again, some psychological way be just news or psychological terms. and i guess an enormous problem for politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that terrain. the the an unexpected upside of the pandemic kenya

was coming to an end there because they had started crunching down a little bit in the pushy matter reno, by just cutting off these constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings. i but a mob of people to fly this all in the desert to spend their partner and money, john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and 3000 dollars and lose it. they got great rooms, comped, and they got free drinks. ah, ah, the good mr. moseley. well, when you said that but the good to go below. what you would like to do? i see you're going to show you. so you didn't know if we're still president at the moment. that's what you will cover 1st little. i don't know if they use them in your voice to follow because that's how much they might not. although a lot nobody me on there is a sucker and you say you got a bill if your partially hon, which ah ah ah, my recent studies, 90 percent of all the money per thing for all the different programs never leaves wall street. right. so just stay on wall street saying here's an infrastructure

but nick and son, reno have developed antibodies against kobe. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the sporting vaccine. we have some day, some data guarantee of the a, c, c and c. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc. and so all our people develop the anti bodies and which is splitting be much the nation after one week from the start of the 2nd. those is ups, but maybe we started to, to, to free our ospital and our accounts and, and now we have people in, in, in the roof because somebody called from turkey to the united states and russia to italy. devastating wildfires are raging throughout the world in greece, 2 people were killed in fires surging across the european country. me the the people were forced to leave their homes on the outskirts of the greek capital mass vacuum patients are being carried out on the nearby islands of via, with hundreds of people fleeing the inferno via ferries and fishing boats. on friday, the nations said it was struggling to contain more than $150.00 wildfires. the prime minister wore in a heat wave

was coming to an end there because they had started crunching down a little bit in the pushy matter reno, by just cutting off these constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings. i but a mob. people fly this all in the desert to spend their partner and money. john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms, comped and they got free drinks. ah, ah ah. gotcha, yeah, you got, i got a sick day marathon of creativity ability, cultural festival, and the biggest variety is that competition for a few days. poem became a russian cultural capital. 28 categories. ahh. from violin and piano to the parenting and data protection years just throwing up over the water. i mean sure. no issues. you can get some of us. we are hoping to be here. they filter when reading or content, the delta games only take the very best of the best buy. i got, you know, when you go to deal with a 6 day marathon of creativity, a multi cultural festival. and the biggest variety is the competition for

was coming to an end there because they had started crunching down a little bit in the pushy matter. reno, by just cutting off these constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings. i but a mob pupil slide is all in the desert to spend their garden money, john and jane q citizen making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms, comped, and they got free drinks ah, ah, the problem on the desk failing is that it forces them to admit what that number is like 3 or 2, which are the money supply numbers. once the numbers got so scary, they stop reporting them. similarly with the debt ceiling kabuki theater, that happens every couple of years. they're just going to get rid of it won't even announced that number. it'll be impossible to find what the data for the american is it, i'll just say a number sign for infinity. and an expected upside of the pandemic kenya is experiencing an elephant baby boom. 200 . why does kenya have so many allison carves? and how has the panoramic impacted people's live

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keeping tabs online doppler seven because we have thunderstorms moving from the sierra nevada into the renoevada area and off our coast, a couple of sprinkles. i will let you know why those sprinkles may be in the were cast for your friday, when i come back. dan: that would be nice. the recall campaign is heating up with the election about a month away. tomorrow. governor newsom is set to again a four day phone campaign across the state with a kickoff in san francisco. the president and vice president are working on potential in-person events on behalf of gavin newsom. president biden tweeting in part , governor newsom is leading california through unprecedented crisis. he is a key partner in fighting the pandemic and helping build our economy back better than ever. it comes as newsom's opponents are kicking their campaigns into high gear. >> when i get elected, assuming that there are still face mask mandates and vaccine mandates, they will be repealed right away. >> larry elder held a rally at calvary church in san jose on thursday. he is the leading republican candidate among a field of

keeping tabs online doppler seven because we have thunderstorms moving from the sierra nevada into the renoevada area and off our coast, a couple of sprinkles. i will let you know why those sprinkles may be in the were cast for your friday, when i come back. dan: that would be nice. the recall campaign is heating up with the election about a month away. tomorrow. governor newsom is set to again a four day phone campaign across the state with a kickoff in san francisco. the president and vice president are working on potential in-person events on behalf of gavin newsom. president biden tweeting in part , governor newsom is leading california through unprecedented crisis. he is a key partner in fighting the pandemic and helping build our economy back better than ever. it comes as newsom's opponents are kicking their campaigns into high gear. >> when i get elected, assuming that there are still face mask mandates and vaccine mandates, they will be repealed right away. >> larry elder held a rally at t calvary church in san jose on thursday. he is the leading republican candidate among a field o

coming to an end there cuz they had started crunching down a little bit in the push, the amount of reno by just cutting off these constant stuff. there was one place where the average person to come and they were treated like kings. i but a mob of people slide is all in the desert to spend their garden money, john and jane q citizen, making $30000.00 a year would come to las vegas and $3000.00 and lose it. they got great rooms, comped and they got free drinks. ah, ah, my recent studies, 90 percent of all the money printing for all these different programs never leaves wall street. right, so it just stays on. walter jo saying here's an infrastructure bell road tunnels bridge is and they the 2000 paid bill, the numerator, all the things or this one is supposed to go and then they asked the bell, then they authorized the money to be printed and then they sent it for distribution to wall street, a lot of places on me see that very clearly in the money philosophy charge, which is always going towards europe that never goes anywhere, tested on wall street balance sheet and they use it to buy