reno was 106. both record highs for the day.igh is going to build in for three days. there will be a quick jump inland. they'll be back into the hot category and maybe even some monsoon like moisture coming in on the weekend there. so something couple things going on as we look down the road here for the next couple of days. nice tuesday though. temperatures will be quite comfortable unless you're, you know, too far inland. you don't get fog 6070 by the water and 80s to near 90 inland. tomorrow though, warmer hot on thursday friday. then it looks like it comes right back down on the weekend. >> thank you steve. we have some new video that shows the aftermath of a lightning strike and fire that tore through a home in charlotte, north carolina. now fire crews were able to put out the fire, but you can see there some smoke still coming from that room above the garage. that's where investigators believe the lightning struck and sparked the fire. luckily, no one was home at the time. the fire also burned parts of the house next door.

reno's at 64 degrees. mammoth says we're 64. and ely says hey hey out here, we're 64 as well, 5060s on the temps. i don't think it'll take long for inland temps to bump up. a little low there. might cool us down on saturday. that's kind of the trend here. but the high today and tomorrow says nope. it's all about warmer. so warmer for most. unless you're right on the media coast. and i think you stay in the 60s. but most locations bump up in bayside, 70s, 80s inland. it'll be 90s near 100, more likely tomorrow. and then a cooler saturday into sunday looks like warmer again early next week. all right. >> thank you steve. this morning they're said to be growing pressure on president biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race from within his own party, which leads to our question of the day. >> and here it is this morning. we're asking you, do you think president biden should drop out of the presidential race? your options are simple yes or no. look at your screen so far. if you want to vote, just scan that qr code at the top r

reno is already 64. it will be really hot up in reno as well.ing in from the west, and it's going to hang around in the west for a while. july coming in hot. temperatures 95 to 110. look likely tuesday wednesday thursday crazy hot for some tuesday and wednesday. warm to hot monday. except the coast, which is really, you know, not too much there. i think 60s will hold court on the coast, 70s for the bay and then inland. it won't take much 80s 90s to upper 90s. i even went 100in fairfield and antioch tomorrow, though. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, i told you, man, it's going to be hot. well, it will be. and still friday it may take until sunday before some cool off. >> thank you steve. a lot of people taking this news kind of hard that the warriors are likely saying goodbye. one of the team's most popular players. several insiders report klay thompson is leaving the warriors via free agency. let's bring in andre senior in the newsroom. hear this all leads to our big question of the day. >> good morning to you both. we want to hear from you this mo

but today another cool will start though up in reno.ood friend antonio from daly city, although he's in reno now. good morning steve. currently 69 degrees. a lot of high clouds continuing to pass through the region. had a brief thunderstorm on saturday. there have been some dry up around tahoe truckee. i know kirkwood also reno and i think they'll get one more day of activity. look at that all bubbling up there. plenty to the east. also out towards carson city. so i would expect one more opportunity. then i think things will calm down a little bit. 5060s on the temps. it took a while, but low clouds are finally filling in to the north, but they had a lot of 40s this morning. look at that fog bank. honestly there was not much there at 4:00 in the morning, but by 730 it is front and center. so you're two for tuesday's fog, then sun. another nice day. temperatures 6070 and mainly low 80s. all right. good news out on 680. lavonia alamo. anywhere else you want to go or still there? >> well, you know, i heard you talking about the fog and you

reno at 66. alturas 56. and out there at ely 52.ociated with it as it lifts northward, it might give us one more day of thunderstorm activity in the mountains. i think after today, some hotter air comes in drier air. i should say. and that will start to put a cap on things. but today, probably one more day. tuesday sunshine. we have a little bit more in the way of not as much in the coverage of the fog. 60s, 70s and 80s on the temps inland temps which had a little, little break here for a few days. we'll get back in the 90s tomorrow, then it looks like we'll cap it out. some are pretty hot inland though. thursday, friday. >> thank you steve. coyote concerns in san francisco, the action city officials are tak g to keep people ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two things i just can't deal with. overdraft charges. and garden gnomes. but your bmo smart advantage checking account gives you an extra day to avoid an overdraft fee. nice to

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i mean, up to kirkwood, even south lake tahoe, truckee, reno. so that pattern is not ending any time soon. 50s or 60s on the temps, mainly 50s fog near the coast and around the bay. but most of it is hugging the coast. 50s 60s on the ten point reyes is 50. but then cloverdale 63 degrees 59 napa two observations in napa 5859 richmond 5650s in marin county. fog on the coast. but it's not going to help anybody inland. temps are jumping up today, so we'll see this be a cooler sunday. giving way to a warmer monday. and in fact it'll be warm to hot for some. probably the warmest day will be tomorrow. as we talked about 90 to 100 temperatures ranging 68 to 102 today. >> all right. thank you. steve. the director of the us secret service is expected to testify on capitol hill. the tough questions she'll face when it comes to the assassination attempt of donald trump and walker wales dealing with constant threats. >> we'll tell you how conservationists are using an old hunting tech que n der to [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i

not only there, but south lake tahoe, reno and tahoe.reno hit 106, broke the old mark of 104 in 2017, and south lake tahoe hit 91 degrees. that also broke the mark from 20 1789. so 8991, 106. it's hot in the mountains already. 77 in reno, 55. trucking 57 south lake tahoe. they both got into the 40s. mount shasta already 70. alturas is in there. it's getting hot fast for those who are inland or up in the mountains. we though have a large and in charge fog bank, not only here all the way down to southern california. so the onshore breeze is in place. this is the strongest wind of the week so far. travis 2230. since midnight, they've been gusts 30 to 37mph. that will do it. and it's onshore in the oakland, berkeley hills. even santa rosa and novato have a westerly breeze. and if you're up in lake county or mendocino county, you're probably saying it's going to be hot. i know, but most locations will be cooler upper 50s, 60s with a big fog bank in place here for the mountains. not only is it hot, but maybe some monsoon moisture is on the way

there you go wrong right across the spine of the sierra nevada all the way in the reno area. and that will likely repeat, maybe even more so by tomorrow afternoon. so be careful there. monterey bay, you'll see some passing clouds. otherwise temperatures very comfortable. little cool in the santa cruz. a 59 degree. 62 monterey and 63 degrees in carmel, a southern california. you'll find some sunshine after some morning fog. and then about 89 degrees in pasadena, 80 in downtown los angeles. a nice comfortable 69 in santa barbara speaking the high country again there. those thunderstorms popping up in the afternoon. 88 truck about 85 degrees. south lake tahoe. still 100 degrees in hot in reno. so going take a while for places to cool down, especially inland. but here we go out of the next couple days, number's going to be dropping off across the board. the temperatures going to coming down and you're still going to find that heat. if you're traveling up and down. the joaquin, how about 111 degrees in redding tomorrow, 102, in fresno and 105 in bakersfield. your motion to dismiss

zed has been active in the reno community. he serves on the governing board of directors of the northern l nevada international center, the board of directors of the nevada world trade council, the citizens advisory committee of the regional transportation commission, and on the reno police chief advisory board. mr. president, i am honored to have mr. zed back in the united states senate to deliver opening prayers once again today. i welcome him to the united states senate and his beautiful family. thank you, and i yield the floor. before i give my comments, i want to comment on the elections in venezuela. extremely disappointing and that's putting it mildly. [phone ringing] >> even a bellringer. the barbados understandings were met. we knew that going into the elections. the votes are very clear. the opposition won the popular vote and yet maduro is going to hold onto power, lecs woodcut hold onto power. i think it's absolute essential we be very clear that maduro was not elected as president of venezuela. i think we have to

up in tahoe, reno, we go up and then right back down again. it looks this way. going all the way into early august is the way it's kind of trending in that direction. speaking of that thunderstorm activity, there it is. boom boom, boom. now they die down at night, pick up again in the afternoon. i would not be surprised to see another round of these forecast projections. do highlight more activity for mammoth. also kirkwood, south lake tahoe, reno and truckee. heck even susanville maybe a little bit. so just if you're going up there, travel plans or whatever vacation just keep that in mind. 5060 on the temps here, 53 boulder creek, 54 gilroy and hollister, mid 50s, almost everyone pretty close. a little warmer, but not too much. saratoga campbell 59, santa clara 58. the high builds in for about three days after a cooler weekend, especially sunday. here we go again. right back up, mild on the coast. there's still plenty of fog over there, but it's only going to impact them hot again. inland tuesday looks to be the hottest day, warm to hot inland. we could get a g

all the way out to reno to door knock for harris' campaign.t is one of the things they are doing to help this campaign outside of california. >> so you heard from some voters, but this thing is about money too, and the harris campaign says it has raised $81 million in the first 24 hours. that is a lot of money. wilson walker talked with a political consultant about her chances of actually winning the most important job in the world. >> but the fact of the matter is the primary knock on joe biden in the undecided electorate was is he up to the job now and will he be up to the job for the next four years. that question's off the table. >> reporter: watch the news break by the hour in his san francisco office, political and communications consultant alex clemens, he has known vice president harris for years, and he say, yes, she absolutely improves democrats' chances come november. >> without a doubt it improves the odds. she is immune to the age incompetence question. >> and transparency and trust. >> reporter: harris, of course, faces her own q

this is the a reno read delegates from all state sky. what i expect is that by the show strain, see always task. also use the narrative switch she has in the past, but she will, i think also it p of presidential and will ask for unity. having said this, i think that enough republicans and supporters who are going to fuel the fire and as we have toward the association in the united states has been tens over the last months. but really, over the last year to the society is deeply divided between right and left for glasses. and conservatives, right and left for glasses and conservatives between regions. and this really, really the sub divides between the p paul and the us as a nation attempt. uh, 2 days ago i'm some, i think is really going to fuel this and some republicans are going to put more into this fi i would expect. so do you think prompts goals for you know, table full on is the binds attempts to call for calm. in a divided you west will get no way. well, it's really difficult to change that situation, which has been doing really o

and you've got a standing ovation here in the reno in here, it was confirmed as a b p. take it along with a president the don't from whom i present on from when i got the number of delegates it to run against the joe biden in the november presidential x. and how we're going to send so far of why trump actually picked him. of the he is very strong on several topics and that might also be something that he might took even a stronger role as vice president. and then trump could even look at more a presidential. he was one of the names. it was also that it, we've been hearing a lot from, from support and we also spoke to some of them off to this analysis and saying that he will be a great taken now, especially also city as a senator from ohio. that's also very important that the spring state very important state. also, i had of the presidential election in november with both donald trump and joe biden tried to gain as many voters as possible before the election. and of course, a very young man as well. and otherwise old election, and i wanted to ask you also about the rest

this is the reno red delegates from all states gather to select their candidate and also celebrate the many. it is a beautiful coronation, specs tackle in this republic that takes pride and freeing itself from the crown. the debate over whether he will be able to secure enough votes is over and there is no doubt that donald trump will deliver his acceptance speech on thursday. on the stage right here, behind me called the towing office speeds will significantly influence how his supporters react to the attempted assassination with composure or anger as to what sort of tone can we expect from trump and the republican party in the coming days, i put that question to stormy anika admit no direct to the aspen institute, germany. so 1st of all this attempted as an assistant nation on tons comes at a time where the political debates are already very she test as we also heard in biden's speech yesterday. the tone is, has been fuse for a month, and this is a deeply, deeply divided society. so for both campaigns, the bite and campaign and also the trump campaign, it is now really important to f

tim marshall: the largest one i've ever seen was the el reno, oklahoma tornado, and that was over two miles wide. kim klockow mcclain: the joplin tornado became a mile wide wedge right on the edge of town. kat piotrowski: the tornado was massive. it was chewing up everything in its path. there was no mercy at all. er: breaking news here at cnn. joplin, missouri, suffering the devastation right now of a very powerful tornado. jim riek: amber lived in what i would call a very middle class area of joplin. jeff piotrowski: this beautiful, quaint subdivision, and now it's level. kat piotrowski: it was just total devastation. our phone rang, and it was her, and she was screaming, mother, my house is on top of me. that's when i said, amber, that's not funny, because we would always kid back and forth. and she said, no, mom, my house is on top of me. and then her phone went dead. so there's a lot of myths that have been passed down through the years. reporter: doors and windows on the north and east sides were open. trent okerson: whenever i was growing up, i heard you've got to open up the w

patients with madura may be running as soon as well as opposition leader and motor vehicle reno machado told supporters that their candidate, armando gonzalez, won the elections with over 70 percent of the vote. this is an error code and their code today i want to tell all the new zoo ellen's in the country and abroad to all the democrats of the world. the name of we now have proof of the truth of what happened yesterday, even as well. we did it, we did it so i'm very excited to tell you that we have 73.2 percent the and with that result with the president elect is the moon to gonzalez. right, venezuelan opposition leader might be a clean and much hot out there. let's cross over to caracas now and speak to the w correspondent, or scotiabank or oscar. can the opposition actually prove it? and mando gonzales is the elected president, as we heard there, or well as they have, they say they have the voting machines. printouts to prove that, and that's 73.2 percent, that she points out is the percentage of the voting machine. printouts that show a majority of votes for us on the hook, yet the

kirkwood, south lake tahoe, maybe over to reno might be a blessing.ou know, that's what the anchors always say to the weather folks down in in phoenix and tucson. where's that monsoon? well, they might be saying the same thing in tahoe and reno. where's that monsoon? well, it's on its way. it sure looks like it. warmer wednesday. much warmer. question is how much i'm really conservative here. you know, if i miss it, i miss it. i mean, i do my own forecast, so we'll go 6070 by the water 90s to near 100 in the tomorrow. i don't think there's any doubt it will be pretty smoking hot. and then friday still hot. but it does look like it comes down on the weekend. dave. >> all right steve, thank you. time now. 753 2026 will be a big year for levi's stadium in the south bay. levi's stadium will host super bowl 60, then matches in the world cup. san jose is also planning major changes to make it easier for tourists to get around through the city. during these two blockbuster sports events, and targeted by criminals. then threatened by the city attorney. with t

and reno will be 97 today. probably. maybe close to 100 tomorrow. it's already 55. shasta, 65 mammoth lakes, almost 70 degrees alturas, a lovely 59. it's hot in the higher elevations. mount veeder 80, with a northeast wind 17. berkeley lab, a 74. boulder creek is 82. i should add. there are two sites near clayton up called black diamond mines, that are both 85 degrees and oakland north, right above the caldecott is already 80 degrees, so it is warm, warm, warm at the surface for some, and already aloft. this is just smoking hot through friday, i've seen one projection of i don't want to get too technical on you, but just incredibly strong high pressure all the way into friday. so i don't think inland areas are going to budge at all once we get to today and then through friday. coast in bay should start to turn a little bit by, i think thursday, friday i think inland will take until sunday. so you can take these and maybe add 1 or 2 to them, or they'll be close for the next four days. heat advisory, including san francisco and santa cruz. don't want to get forget the

in reno, there were 105 yesterday for a record high 48 bookends. tahoe record high yesterday, 92 degrees. we get a little break today and tomorrow before it does look like somewhat of a brief warm up, but not until wednesday. so big fog bank in place. cool to mild. lows, sunny, breezy, 60s 70s by the water 80s. mainly low 90s inland. now we'll cool it off a little bit. tuesday start another warm up day for a few days. wednesday >> all right steve thank you. time is 652. after a rough soccer tournament, the u.s. men's soccer team may want to shake things up. we'll tell you about the changes that may be coming this week and the excessive heat and the tinder dry conditions fueling a surge in wildfires. and there are some some of them were started by arsonists. new at 7:00 cal fires crackdown on the people setting fires. we have details on the arrests and what's being done to prevent even more fires. plus hurricane beryl carving a path inland in texas right now with 90 mile an hour wind gusts and life threatening storm surges. we have the latest update

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it's been really hot up in reno, also south lake tahoe 106 and reno last couple of days, 9192. and so there might be some relief how so? tropical clouds, monsoon clouds look to be on the way friday into the weekend. we still have a little bit. i mean, there's a slight westerly breeze for some, yet there's a no doubt about it. easterly breeze for the mount diablo has turned due east, atlas peaks in there. mount vader's in there. lucas valley's in there. middle peak has turned east yet. oakland. berkeley hills, it's oakland north. just turned a little northerly. that's right above the claremont. that's kind of the key. if you get that northerly breeze or not yet. napa west concord, northwest. fairfield west southwest. so it's kind of a push here and a pull 50, 60, 70 on the temps. unless ukiah clear lake kelsey it will be really hot today, but temperatures really aren't that bad. i mean, some are a little cooler, some are a little warmer, but really no huge spread here. just a little bit warmer, a little bit cooler. so we're not seeing that big separation yet. now the high in the

these are live pictures out of reno, nevada that is where senator j.d. vance is about to take the stage at any moment, he continues on the campaign trail to be on the defense over his quote, childless cat lady comments which question people who do not have children tonight, our kfile is reporting that those comments are part of a pattern, a pattern of are derogatory remarks about americans who do not have children. in fact, vance has even fundraised off of these comments. kfile finding that in november 2020, vance says childless americans were more sociopathic than those with children and also saying that in his experience, the quote, most deranged and most psychotic people he seize on social media are typically childless. front now is kfile's andrew kaczynski okay. >> i'm sure that one could probably look at the sociopathic thing and be very clear on an answer on that. i mean, it's sort of amazing that he's winning hang in on this. what more did you find on all of these comments? yes. so this wasn't a one-off comment from vance. >> he had a pattern of m

vegas and reno and death valley. still cooking.ough away from the bay area for the temperatures to get closer to normal. got one more day in this pattern before things heat up again as it is going to build just close enough to us for wednesday and thursday for inland temperatures to spike to over 100 degrees. let's take a look for the cool down, that is the breeze pushing the cooler air farther and farther inland. not across the entire area. the temperatures not necessarily back to normal across the entire region. we did stay into the uppers -- upper 70s and middle 80s. still, in the lower to middle 90s. hot temperatures. only 70s for fremont and redwood city. the temperatures in the santa clara valley. warm, even hot, 93 degrees. made it up to 84 degrees in san jose. a couple degrees above what is normal for this time of the year. let's check out how things look right now. clear skies over head. temperatures retreating into the 70s there. down to the 60s. still holding on to the upper 80s. toastier, the opposite of toastier. 60 de

record heats with las vegas at 188 to reno at 105. >> thank you so much. >>> both coasts of the u.s. have also been dealing with a dangerous and deadly heat wave as david was just saying. areas in california, nevada, and arizona have been posting record-breaking temperatures ranging from 111 degrees to 129 yesterday. one motorcyclist visiting death valley national park in california died from heat exposure, and another was hospitalized. visitors on the vegas strip were dealing with 120-degree temps yesterday, an all-time high, shattering a record by four degrees set in 2017. >> we drank more water than we've ever drank before. >> we were going to walk up and down the strip, but it's just way too hot to do that. don't want to pass out and die here. >> the high heat is also fueling a series of wildfires across california. the growing lake fire in santa barbara has already scorched more than 25 square miles. >>> breaking overnight, the justice department says boeing has agreed to plead guilty to a criminal fraud charge stemming from two deadly crashes of its 737 max jetliners in order t

but to 77 already in reno there were 105 yesterday. 59 tahoe.sday before we start to see a quick little warm up here again. but for today and tomorrow that fog is our friend. if you like cooler temps. so 60, 70s, 80s, 90s. but we are looking for temperatures to drop tomorrow and then warm up could get pretty toasty thursday friday before another cool down looks likely by the weekend. >> all right, we'll look forward to that. steve. thank you so much. within the last few minutes, beryl was downgraded to a tropical storm, but it's wreaked widespread damage to parts of texas. we're live on the ground with updates on the dangerous con (vo) zuke's tasty, tender dog treats can turn every outing into an adventure. from park to peak... wherever you roam... don't forget the zuke's. zuke's dog treats. choose your adventure. to give you a live look. if we can, at conditions near houston. these videos that we're showing you now of what it looked like overnight with more than a million customers without power. let's go back now to reporter katie byrne of fox

numerous lightning strikes all the way up sierra that already up in the reno. now going to see that continue. i think in the afternoon for tomorrow as well. so something to watch out for. we'll see more of those storms kind of rolling on through little that subtropical moisture here in the bay area to would be unheard see a couple sprinkles out that locally as well. but overall temperatures are going to start to cool down. think by tomorrow afternoon. you're in the 90's, but we're dropping a good 10 degrees from today's highs. so back in those numbers down, a few more clouds coming our way. i think as we get into next week, temperatures below 100 degrees and probably right around normal for this time. that's pretty significant to get at least 10 degrees. off the at 90's in a couple spots. still nice. yeah. before back to about average, right? yeah. but >> allstate is one of the few insurance companies still writing homeowners policies in california. but now the company wants to raise premiums. >> and average of 34% all states asking the department of insurance

. >> it all began a few years before the pandemic at a ucsf medical conference in reno. >> and the elevator door opened and there was sam and i totally platonically and spontaneously was like you want to get dinner? >> dr. sam bronfield is an oncologist at ucsf. he and peter had known each other for years, colleagues and friends, but something changed. >> it was just like a truck hit me and i didn't know what happened and time stood still. >> but back home life was complicated. as the world grappled with covid, peter's life, sexuality, and vision of the future were completely up ended. >> think about covid as being scary, but to me moving on to this brave new world was just as scary and uncertain as covid. so i was living these two different uncertain lives. >> peter was also dealing with a barrage of online hate for speaking out about the virus. >> because it wasn't only hate about being a medical professional. it was hate about things about me, about my heritage, about being asian, about going back to china. >> dr. bob wachter is chief of medicine at ucsf. >> i think his feeling was this

. >> reporter: on a rooftop near reno, nevada, amanda wanted us to see these whirling fans. of cable. the arteries of the internet inside a google data center. >> it's hard to imagine that there is a physical location where the internet lives. but this is it. >> reporter: this is everything from like somebody's doing a google search. somebody's watching a cat video, and it's all coming through here? >> absolutely. it's all that and more. >> reporter: her job is to find more juice to keep the company's power-hungry machines humming. a single data center can use as much power as 80,000 u.s. homes. >> it's going to take innovation to really think about how are we going to scale this faster, to keep up with the pace of growth. >> reporter: the nation p's roughly 2700 data centers are mostly run by big tech firms and consume more than 4% of all electricity in 2022. that's projected to more than double to 9% by 2030. it's already taxing the nation's aging power grid. and the demands of artificial intelligence are just beginning to grow. a chatgpt gequery uses nearly 1 finals the a

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we are going to reno after this. i think michael is going to come on the plane with us.e have our nc national committee woman -- rnc national committee woman. our nominee for congress, john lee. we have a lot of great memories of the state senate and assembly. i want to give a special shout out to a true american patriot. we talk about loyalty, someone who has sacrificed more for this country than anyone i more, and next senator from state of nevada, sam brown. sam? maybe we could get sam to come up here? -- maybe the secret service, open up? give it up for sam. [applause] sam: right, nevada, we are fired up for j.d. vance and president trump. look, i gotta tell you, senator, you are a happy warrior. have you ever seen somebody smile so much? does this man love his country or what? when i see president trump and j.d. vance on the trail or on the tv, sacrificing, serving this country, this is what leadership looks like, and this is why i am endorsing j.d. vance as our next vice president of the united states of america. you heard me say this before. words that took me fro

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action, those who have demanded their work permits aren't being allowed back to work at the deed as a reno or other construction sites belonging to the company the we hello. yes. hello, that's and to show from the c n t s o useful has that we'd learned that you're no longer allowing the colleagues for whom we occupied the construction site on the 17th to work at the arena, grounds new, really super. i probably use your receipt that i now see a few days after the action i h n and his colleagues use leaflets to inform the workers about the agreement. now the sign protocol must be in here too early for we always speak to put together. the striking worker is being kept out of the construction side have already been replaced by other regular workers. let's not see. got system if you carry on like this. we'll occupied the site again. real good. yes, that doesn't matter. actually if i can or you can call the police views and do whatever you like. okay, see you then in europe, you have to once again, the workers demonstrate at the adidas arena, construction side, along with the union, members of t

up there as well, already you can see 74 in reno, almost 70 in lake tahoe. same for mammoth. mount shasta, 65. there is no way around this. the higher elevations here are really warm. berkeley lab is already 77. that's warm for the boulder creek. santa cruz mountains 83. mount veeder 81 with the northeast wind in 19. thankfully, there's not much of a breeze at the surface, but in the hills and out to the valley, there is a little northerly breeze. it will be blazing hot for many tuesday, wednesday, thursday. i think these temperatures will be close for not only today, but all the way to friday. cloverdale. calistoga. cordelia. brentwood morgan hill 102 to 108, 104 to 110. would not surprise me. a heat advisory also for san francisco. santa cruz. thankfully, there's not a strong offshore breeze, so the city should stay in the 80s, he says. 100 to 110 though inland, huge fire concerns 8256 average 6754. so pretty close on the low. but the temps are beginning to rock it up here in the city. here we're seeing 5060s to a few near 70 or at 70 degrees already. so i would think mid 8

i mean, reno was on the other side. but there are a lot of questions being asked about whether he should have been allowed to have been there. how we got a weapon into that area because you had to pass a number of police. so those questions will all be asked about the investigation as it continues forward. while those questions remain a lot has happened in the last 24 hours, you mentioned how you will act you in butler, in pennsylvania when that attack happens. it will also touched on how mr. trump's support is, are reacting in the last few hours the how do you gauge? they moved ahead of this convention. well, i would say that it has changed over the past 24 hours initially when we heard that was unmistakable gunfire shots and we heard the answering shots of the secret service at standing outside of that arena. we're trump, were speaking of outdoor reno, which i should say is, is one of the hardest places. the secret service agents will tell you to protect. we saw people running out past us, some were screaming, some we

instead of building numerous new stadiums and the reno's 95 percent of the locations already existed, all of the temporary furniture and the equipment have been reused. although they welcome the foot containers. so it doesn't make the game screen. paris had planned the biggest infrastructure project in europe as part of the game. several metro lines were due to be built, to transfer the millions from the metropolitan area into the city, boston, and in the mall climate friendly way. from us that has not yet been kept so far. only one extension of a line needed for the olympics has been completed and local transport tickets prizes would definitely during the game. experts say that monitoring the olympic games footprints as being done in paris. so with the aim of making the most of sustainable is essential to go green, but to truly minimize the impact in the future. such mega events would need to become much smaller. well, the day is almost done, but it continues online. you'll find us on x, also known as twitter and youtube, that dw news you can following me on social media. and brent g

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temperatures are going to be warm. 83 degrees in south lake tahoe. 89 in truckee, still a hot 100 degrees in reno. and looks like those numbers going to start to cool down a little bit more. so as we head in towards sunday and monday, although not cold, but these temperatures dropping off a little bit more comfortable around the state. still very hot spots. 105 in bakersfield tomorrow and 111 degrees. if you can believe that in reading. guys, back to you. i wish i couldn't believe it warrants, but thank you for the state. fair is back in town. hopefully today's doesn't stop. >> dozens of people from getting out there for opening day. yeah, hopefully cools off in a fun night for some. >> fun. and chloe curtis now has a look at what you can expect. >> i food and rides. the california state fair jam packed with over 100 food vendors and 70 rides this year. you know, we get anywhere from 650,000 people up to 750,000 people coming through the gates here at the california state thousands of people made their way to the fair in the heat, including barbara kempton and paula curtis, 2 of the first people

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