substantially affected the economy, the quality of life, and long-term economic viability in san diego county at at the time. >> reporter: fast-forward and today, san diego is writing a huge wave of success. >> we used 43% less water per person per day than we did in 1990. >> reporter: the county is not only more efficient with water use, it has multiple new sources, a big one, the desalination plant in carlsbad, the largest one in the nation. the facility produces 50 million million gallons of fresh drinking water per day using seawater. >> 10% of the water needs that we have in san diego county. >> reporter: in addition some districts within the county plan plan to recycle wastewater into clean drinking water. thanks to top-of-the-line technology. california has always had drought but experts say because of climate change, it's different. >> we are seeing an increase in the severity of droughts, and water scarcity. >> reporter: they believe it's all time we change our mindset. >> at some point we will stop talking about drought and we will talk about our dry, hot climate, and that is the wo

substantially affected the economy, the quality of life, and long-term economic viability in san diego county at at the time. >> reporter: fast-forward and today, san diego is writing a huge wave of success. >> we used 43% less water per person per day than we did in 1990. >> reporter: the county is

teaching people, and san diego county residents how to use less water and be more efficient.th irrigation, with showers, really just changing their attitudes towards water use. reporter: the city oversees 500 kilometers of pipes, using sensors that sound an alarm if there's a leak anywhere. nathan faber is convinced that the measures being taken by the city work well together. nathan: the stress test showed that until 2045, and maybe even beyond, that the region has an adequate supply. we've invested in storage, we've invested in desalination, we've looked at recycled water. reporter: collecting water and purifying it -- next to saving water, it's the issue in the san diego region. especially because it only gets around 25 centimeters of rain per year. emily and chris sears save every drop in two large tanks. that's enough to take care of their garden. they've created a green oasis with lots of fruit and vegetables. chris: i fear for the day where this is the only way to go, where we have to grow our own food because there's going to be such water shortages in the future, esp

ocean, and 2 hours later, the water is converted to drinking water and going to the residence of san diego county. wow, it's 2 hours. the plant turns 190000000 leaders of sea water into drinking water for the region every day. it flows through 16000 filters in this pipe in a process called reverse osmosis. is one strategy of many for securing enough fresh water. so since the ninety's are parson, water use has dropped in half, even though our population increase. and we've had these suppressors like climate change in route, one of the main factors is education. teaching people in san diego county resident audit use less water and be more efficient. so with irrigation, which showers really just changing their attitude toward the water? use the city overseas, 500 kilometers of pipes, using sensors that found an alarm if there's a leak anywhere. nathan favor is convinced that the measures being taken by the city work well together. it's extremely critical. the stress test showed that until 2045, and maybe even beyond that, the region has adequate supply. we've invested in storage, we've invested in d

one of the main factors is education. teaching people in san diego county resident, how to use less water and be more efficient. so with irrigation, which showers really just changing their attitude toward the water, use the city overseas, 500 kilometers of pipes, using sensors that found an alarm if there's a leak anywhere. nathan favor is convinced that the measures being taken by the city work well together. it's extremely critical. the stress test showed that until 2045, and maybe even beyond that, the region has adequate supply. we've invested in storage, we've invested in desalination. we looked at recycled water, collecting water and purifying it next to saving water. it's the issue in the san diego region, especially because it only gets around $25.00 centimeters of rain per year. emily and chris ear save every drop in 2 large tanks. that's enough to take care of their garden. they've created a green oasis with lots of fruit and vegetables. i fear for the day we're is the only way to go where we have to grow our own food because there's gonna be such water shortages in the future,

one of the main factors is vacation teaching people in san diego county resident audit, use less water and be more efficient. so with irrigation, which showers really just changing their attitude towards the water use the city overseas, 500 kilometers of pipes, using sensors that found an alarm. if there's a leak anywhere. nathan faber is convinced that the measure is being taken by the city work well together. it's extremely critical. the stress test showed that until 2045, and maybe even beyond that, the region has adequate supply. we've invested in storage, we've invested in desalination. we looked at recycled water, collecting water and purifying it next to saving water. it's the issue in the san diego region, especially because it only gets around $25.00 centimeters of rain per year. emily and chris ear save every drop in 2 large tanks. that's enough to take care of their garden. they've created a green oasis with lots of fruit and vegetables. i fear for the day we're is the only way to go where we have to grow our own food because there's going to be such water shortages in the f

it's going to be quite rocking going on san diego county. look at the high wind warning and heavy rains come with that as well. now as far as 10 pick a landfall with this thing because it's taking a sharp turn back out to sea may not happen. and as this discussion i just checked, they don't have any actual statements such as tropical storm warning along the coast. anything like that, they do, but they don't have it in san diego county. so that is all that's happening all that action down to the south. some of this moisture will be venturing up towards the north. check it out in future cast for there. you see the cloud cover the rain. we're looking pretty good here for the bay area. but overnight, they'll be that cloud cover associated with what's left over of k in through saturday. that's why we say scattered clouds. now we're cooling off anyway. but the cloud cover is going to help that by covering up some of the sun. there's a rain opportunity. the south and the east of us for us. we're going to say that isolated chance of a shower thrown

a big departure from the heat wave in san diego county. strong winds are downing trees and power lin. 109-mile per hour winds were recorded in the san diego mountains. >> we have our heavy equipment staffed up, and we also have the have the swift water rescue team rescue team staffed up. our hels are both 24 hours. >> this is all too much at oncey for this time of year here. >> there's a concern tonight about rains causing debris flows flows in burn scars and winds kicking up wildfires. > >> don't miss the big bright harvest moon tonight. it's called a harvest moon because it it happens close to the fall eqx when farmers often harvest thei. it's a nice sight to see instead instead of the orange haze that blanketed the bay area exactly o years ago today. >> can you believe that was two years ago? >> i remember it so vividly. >> yes, there was a little orange tint to the full moon ths evening as it first came up bece you're looking through more atm, so there was that haze today producing that same look. but once it got up higher in the sk, it

here is what the san diego county board of supervisors said. i want you to respond, please.ors taking action on bipartisan way to do the difficult work of getting people off the streets and into permanent housing. mayor bill wells calling you out specifically and the city of al can a hone. bill? >> you know, it's absolutely ridiculous and kind of infantile to be honest. we are not pushing anybody out onto the streets. what we are saying is we need to make sure there is equity. they love to use the word equity. nobody is being equitable in taking care of their sharon of the homeless. if you look at the nice beach community, liberal beach communities out on the coast. they don't have any of these people going into their hotels. it's all being pushed out to the suburbs in places where they never visit and they don't care about. >> brian: right. so, do you ever walk and talk to them? is it mental illness? is it people hard on their luck? is it people choosing this off the grid life? >> well, you know, i'm a psychologist and i have worked with mental health all my life. i have wo

san diego county, more than 30 years ago, lush green lawns, gardens, cool cars, the good life.h you can see the problem in our local local reservoirs, or rather, it's what you don't see. >> 1987-1992, california was hit hit with the mega drive, and san san diego was in deep trouble. >> we had one source of water from the metropolitan water district. >> sandy girl is general managef manager of the water authority and recounted how the region lost more than a third of its water for more than a year. >> it substantially affected the the economy, the quality of life, and ektaic viability. toy, san diego use 43% less per person of s per day than we did in 1990. >> the county is not only more efficient with its water use, it it has multiple sources, a big solid nation plant , a salination plant, the largest in in the country. some districts within the county plan to recycle wastewater into clean drinking water thanks to top-of-the-line technology. california has always had droughts, but experts say because of climate change it's different. >> we are seeing a water increase in the sev

you just saw it and throughout san diego county and now lifting up towards los angeles, i just heard irlfriend and orange in orange county, and she sent me some video. of it raining and his down pouring there, too. you can see a closer look as we head in towards the los angeles basin now where we do have some rain showers around long beach in san pedro, pomona and also lifting now up towards santa clarita. it will affect the grapevine within the next hour as well back at home here, boy, wouldn't it be nice if we had some of that rain? we're going to be affected, but right now we just are affected by the smoky, hazy conditions from the mosquito fire. otherwise our temperatures, it's 100 degrees and livermore so far, it's hit one oh 6 100 in concord, compared to 63 half moon bay. we're talking about a 20 degree difference at this particular hour. the winds are up to 14 in the fairfield area. if you're going out tonight, the winds are picking up at sfo as well up to 20. we're going to talk about your daytime highs for the weekend and how the remnants of hurricane k will affect us this we

dealing with intense rain and punishing rain as the remnants of tropical storm kay move offshore san diego countyeported record rainfall take a look at this. and as that nasty weather slammed the region, a private jet crashed off a runway at the naval air station in san diego two people onboard, they somehow mentioned to walk away, but were taken to the hospital as a precaution. the ntsb is investigating if weather was a factor there. >>> and we're back in a moment with more on camilla, now stepping into the title of queen consort. what will her new role be >>> we are back tonight, live from scotland and more on the dramatic changes within the royal family king charles' wife, camilla, will now have the official title of queen consort, a role that just 20 years ago, many thought would never happen for her. kelly cobiella now with more on what this new title means and how the people here in the uk are reacting. >> reporter: a new king alongside his queen. camilla, queen consort, a job with no salary and no official duties the consort's most important role, to support the king in his first televised

their own to keep that momentum going national city council member jose rodriguez traveled from san diego countyjose for the celebration the display giving him. no doubt the same can be done elsewhere. we find it incredibly important for a city to finally embrace a marginalized community who has historically been outcasts and has not been accepted. car clubs from across san jose were invited wednesday all proud of the repeal all understanding the responsibility that has been handed to the lowrider community. we have made history. we have embarked in a movement. let's be proud. let's be safe and let's keep it low and slow. in san jose. i'm a manitoba studio abc 7 news. new developments illegal back and forth today between lawyers for former president donald trump and the department of justice over the rate of trump's florida state in a court filing trump's attorney's requested a special master a third party attorney appointed by a court to review evidence gathered during the mar-a-lago search on august 8th. the doj urged a judge to reject that review saying it could harm national security and lai

their own to keep that momentum going national city council member jose rodriguez traveled from san diego county to san jose for the celebration the display giving him. no doubt the same can be done elsewhere. we find it incredibly important for a city to finally embrace a marginalized community who has historically been outcasts and has not been accepted. car clubs from across san jose were invited wednesday all proud of the repeal all understanding the responsibility that has been handed to the lowrider community. we have made history. we have embarked in a movement. let's be proud. let's be safe and let's keep it low and slow. in san jose. i'm a manitoba studio abc 7 news. new developments illegal back and forth today between lawyers for former president donald trump and the department of justice over the rate of trump's florida state in a court filing trump's attorney's requested a special master a third party attorney appointed by a court to review evidence gathered during the mar-a-lago search on august 8th. the doj urged a judge to reject that review saying it could harm national security

greg, you are actually at a vineyard in northern san diego county. tell us what is going on. >> yeah, you know, up where you are, that's where everyone thinks it's california wine country. it's all over the state, really. over the last several years, a lot of these smaller wine regions are popping up. this is a problem that can affect everybody in california. and you mention that these are really small. they're also beautiful. we're talking about a spotted lanternfly. and look at them right there. they're colorful. if they weren't so damaging, we would probably embrace these things. but here is the problem. they particularly like grapes. they like vineyards. and not only do they eat the fruit, but they get in there and leave a residue behind, a honeydew that not only kills the fruit, kit rot the vine. this is not a problem where we lose grapes for a year. you can have an entire vineyard wiped out that can take several years to rebuild because it can kill the plant. >> they're pretty but definitely dangerous. i want to make clear, though, they haven't

this is the northeastern area of san diego county where they're concerned. >> expecting to see more thannches of rain in some parts of that region. and a lot of gusts over 70 miles per hour. >> vaccination sites in contra costa county are now offering the new omicron booster shot for coronavirus. 84 1% of caution. costa county residents have had initial series of the vaccines but only 54% have received a booster. if you're looking to get that new omicron booster shot, here is what you need to know. people 12 years and older are eligible for pfizer's new booster adult over 18 can get moderna's booster. people must be fully vaccinated. already end received or last booster shot at least 2 months before getting this new one. if you recently had covid officials advise you to delay getting this booster by 3 months after testing positive. >> you need to take an to end consideration. individual risk factors in terms of delay there, you're going traveling get you work in settings are our with real people. >> there are a number of county run vaccination sites operating this updated vaccine booster

county has the highest number with a 1580 redorted cases. san francisco has the next highest 723 that's followed by san diego county with 279 cases contra costa county, santa clara county and alameda county have started offering second doses of the monkeypox vaccine to those who received a first dose at least 28 days ago. but eligibility remains limited to those most at risk. >> san francisco, on the other hand will start offering second doses on tuesday of next week. and the city is also expanding the group eligible to get the first dose of the vaccine. kron four's dan kerman explains. >> leaders in the lgbtq community are pleased with the decision by the san francisco department of public health to start giving out second doses of the monkeypox vaccine to those who had their first dose at least 28 days ago. we want people to be as protected as possible and to help control the spread of in our community and the best way that we have to do that is by ensuring that folks have both doses, have those wind and to appease any of its vaccine. the san francisco public health department is also expanding who is eligible to get a first dose. >> before

the second witness, a senior adult protective services specialist for the san diego county in californiaedicated her career to advocating for older adults safeguarding finances and ensuring their safety. in 2020 when she received the chief investigator commendation award from the san diego district attorney for investigations for her efforts to recover $75000 for a senior in her community. our third witnesses a pennsylvanian born and raised in pittsburgh pennsylvania and allegheny county. formally a school bus driver and healthcare worker retired, two daughters, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. she will share her experience today with the scammers who impersonated her bank and the steps she took to respond to the scam. >> thank you, mr. chair and it's my pleasure. it's my pleasure to talk about this and to reside in seneca south carolina the last 32 years. a retired nurse holding a masters in nursing and a veteran of the air force. thank you for your service. also a memberr of st. mark's united methodist church serving her community as the vessel of god's love that her mo

that's a border town east of san diego and san diego county where they're expecting to see more thannches of rain and wind gusts of more than 70 miles an hour and kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez back. you're watching this carefully. yeah, the good news is it is weakening even as it makes its way into los angeles. and now ventura county, not tracking as much moisture as what we were previously expecting. so about. >> half an inch of rain or less has been reported in southern california. >> specifically in los angeles county. but as you can see, those showers starting to make its way into camry o and then eventually santa barbara and san luis obispo county, where it is going to eventually weekend from a tropical storm to a tropical depression. and you can actually think are cool. pacific waters for that. so that's why the rain totals for southern california, not as intense as what we were previously expecting, but future cast for is going to track a very unstable atmosphere, nonetheless, with those of you in the south bay and inland valleys of the east bay, slight chance of pop-

flood warnings are in effect for parts of southern california, including riverside and san diego countiesy life- threatening flash flooding's of creeks, streams, and urban areas, is possible due to what used to be tropical storm kay. now weekend and is starting to pull away from the northern baja peninsula. close to five inches of rain have been reported. moore, on the way. with when we come back, what is ahead for the uk's new monarch? stay with us. becky will b be with you after the break. advocates to make your experieience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing, with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer, because our customers love it. see for yourself at carvana.com some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing easier,... improves lung function,... and lasts for 24 hours. go triple... go trelegy. because asthma has taken enough. trelegy won't r

in san diego county g winds have toppled trees and pr lines. winds of 109 miles per r recorded in the san diego mount. diego mountains. >> we have our heavy equipment f and our swift water rescue team. our helicopters are both 24 hou. 24 hours. >> this is all too much at once, too much at once, especially for especially for this time of year. >> there is concern about rain g rain causing debris flows and at and about winds fueling potential wildfires. > >> i can show you what it looks. looks like. look at this be in the clouds off the coast. thiss a live, up-to-date satellite. kind of interesting to see what was once a tropical storm. still has circulation, still some rain coming in southern ca. the question is if any of that coming here? first here is the accumulator rainfall. still moe rain to go. the primary focus f any concern beyond light rain would be in the mountains or the the deserts. accurate home, ife come in for a closer look and jump ahead to tonight, keep youe your eye on monterey. we will se some rain from this. and some f the lat

clara benitez tells us how the storm will affect san diego county. >> the remnants of tropical storm making its way the san diego coast. this good left south. left-hander's bringing in a high surf and a south swell which imperial beach resident peter stores says are perfect conditions because it's a south wind. so. >> it's choppy on the side of that here. but glassy on the north side. and there's a hurricane bringing south swell. so >> it's pretty fun. some not minding the ring, taking a walk along the pier, even going in for a swim. the low that i think it's like a little colder than >> past few days while others deciding to hold off today and we see. >> yeah, i would agree with that. the rainy and muggy weather closing down some businesses along the pier. >> like bunga ice cream and coffee. the conditions surprising many san diegans. it's >> very cute. that was but he does reporting for us tonight taking a live look back here at home at coit tower shining nice and bright this evening. there is usually little bit more color to it, right? a little more detail to and sometimes they shi

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clara benitez tells us how the storm will affect san diego county. >> burning near big bear. this is the radford fire right now. maybe. yeah. 1100 acres have burned so far and and sound. 59% containment crews have already gotten some help from mother nature. is rain from tropical storm kay has been falling in the area. all mandatory evacuation orders have been downgraded to warnings. the crew remained on high alert last night is wind and flash flood advisories remain in effect for that area. >> back here at home, taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. a lot of folks on the road this evening. it's a busy weekend, a much cooler weekend than what we had last year. that's for sure. meteorologist re-write area saying much talking a little bit about air quality because there's fires kind of. >> all around us all around us. fortunately, we got so lucky with this recent heat wave that no fires actually sparked in the bay area. so great to see that. no major wildfires are in the bay area. but unfortunately, all the major fires around is certainly giving a smoke impacts good to mo

flood warnings are in effect for parts of southern california including riverside and san diego county's say "life-threatening flash flooding of creeks and urban areas as possible. it is due to what used to be tropical storm k now weekend and started to pull away from the northern baja peninsula. close to five inches with rain have been reported in locations and more is on the way. and in our coverage of the new era in the british monarchy continues in a moment with becky anderson in london as of some celebrated reddish subjects pay tribute to the queen. and big bets on environmentally conscious s construction. cititi has committed 1 trillion dollars in sustainable financing to help build a better future. because to reach net zero, it's going to take everything. ♪ ♪ as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at ri ...which if ignored could bring u here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even wor. too much? t

shows the california teachers association hired a researcher to dig up information on a group of san diego countyarents leading the push to reopen schools. the latest headlines pinning unions against parents. >> john: we will go to that in a second, but first jump to the white house, where barack obama and michelle obama portraits were unveiled in the east room. listen in. [applause] >> thank you so much, thank you. [cheering] >> thank you so much. please, have a seat. thank you very much. it is great to be back. the president and dr. biden, vice president harris and second gentleman emhoff, thank you so much for your hospitality. thanks for letting us invite a few friends to the white house. we will try not to tear up the place. someone -- [laughter] someone once said that if you are looking for a friend in washington, get a dog. our family was lucky enough to have two wonderful dogs. but i was even luckier to have a chance to spend eight years working day and night with a man who became a true partner and a true friend. joe, it is now america's good fortune to have you as president. you've guid

in san diego county, the border fire has raced across nearly 1500 acres of bone dry brush. it's destroyed at least four homes. a four homes. a lot going on withl this heat. we just have to be pd for what can happen in the bay . >> we do. we can't forget it is not just people who have trouble trouble when it is hot. mary lee lee visited a rescue organizatin that's trying to keep animals cool too. >> reporter: sheila's passion ig neglected abused farm animals. e says it's her calling. you can imagine how much she loves all 87 animals here at her animal rescue. >> we call them our fur family.y our fur and feathered family. we feathered family. we absolutely think of each of these animals and this is their forever home.e of the fun parts of this job is when you get to shower the alpas which because of drought, we don't do often. but beating the heat in extreme temperatures, we to keep them cool. >> reporter: you can tell they e to cool off with the refreshing shower. she knows every animal and how to keep each one safe. y have a fan for baby goats and they have a freezer full o

sandbags and dunes going up in san diego as officials prepare for storm surge and flooding. heavy rain already battering parts of san diego county up dangerous rip currents after grazing bermuda. our own rick reichmuth is tracking both storms. >> hey, if you're out across the eastern sea board this weekend, be careful. people trying to get one last weekend out on the beach. we'll see a lot of rip currents and very rough seas. that's hurricane earl. it's moving well away from the coast. never made anywhere near land fall towards the u.s., but the as well as from it will im-- swells from it will impact parts of the east coast and that storm is quickly pulling off towards the east. today is statistic peak of hurricane season, and we have had a really inactive last couple of months that said the majority of hurricane activity still ahead of us at least statistically speaking. look at the atlantic, almost nothing going on that we're watching, one area pulling off of africa and see if that wave develops into anything but not at this point any concern. now, this was what is post-tropical storm kay, it was hurricane kay. if you said on

that's in the northeastern san diego county. >> where they're expecting to see more than 2 inches ofd wind gusts more than 70 miles per hour. >> meteorologist chris rodriguez standing by in our weather center with more. >> yeah, let's take a look at radar for because we're already starting to notice impact of what was once hurricane kay making its way into southern california. let's zoom on in to see where the heaviest rain is falling out there right now. you could see it's still important for those of you in los angeles where you could get up to about an inch of rain or less for most of the valleys and one to 2 inches of much needed wet weather for the highest peaks still dry for santa barbara. but in ventura county starting to notice some light scattered showers with severe weather starting to pop up right now just to the east of lost hills in the central valley and along the central coast already starting to get reports of possible lightning strikes making its way closer into came brea in san luis obispo county. but overall, very dry, calm conditions for now. this stable atmospher

the high wind warning going on for most of san diego county. the question is what exactly will be the impact of this? it hasn't made landfall technically anywhere yet, as you can see, churning down california. >> and it does to get chewed up quite a bit here. but the ocean temperature right now. so heading through future cast for the impact from that. there you have the coverage area in the central valley off towards the mountains just in terms of cloud cover. we get some of the bay area overnight and on your saturday isolated shower, a possibility. most of the action will be your east and towards the south saturday as well as sunday. but with this moisture at hand, think of that kind of the monsoon, although the thinking is this will not be producing any lightning. we're thinking with that release right now. got to cause some smoky skies going on. there's the east bay shoreline for you. those winds, they pop a little bit this afternoon. wait to get better tomorrow. this is all in tandem with an improving forecast heading on into your weekend.

liz: the e-mails came up in the lawsuit about multiple school districts in san diego county, the parentsion mailed to san diego parents asking for information that could link the parents groups suing to reopen schools to link them to dark many organizations. >> what is that about? i guess i'm not surprised because we saw the attorney general of the united states and merrick garland who literally you see the letter, let's look at the parents arguing about what their kids are being taught in schools in terms of curriculum and sexual orientation or gender identification to kids as young as my son going into first grade this year, we will them messick terrorists so this is a war on parents and the democratic party in this of administration want to take that position, look at virginia last year when glenn youngkin ran on education, pro- parent and one race nobody thought he when. it's political suicide if this gets out. liz: beating terry mcauliffe. this randi weingarten head of the teachers union, going after the wall street editorial report blaming trump, betsy devos and republicans, she's

parts of san diego county saw up to 5 inches of rain, which did, though, help firefighters who are battling area >>> on a college football saturday of upsets top ranked alabama narrowly avoided one, down by 2 against texas late in the fourth quarter on saturday playing on the road, bryce young slips out of what would have been a crushing sack and took off on a long run that setup a late 33-yard field gold giving the tide the win 20-19 texas a&m not so lucky, though upset at home by appalachian state 17-14. >> >>> a live look right now in san francisco. you can see a little bit of the marine layer around the golden gate bridge. current temperatures right now out the door pretty comfortable. we'll see another day with some cloud cover in through the afternoon. we're also expecting to see an area of a chance for rain especially for the sierra. take a look at satellite radar right now. we still have the influence of the cyclone and that is going to bring us a humid sunday. >>> straight ahead the highs and lows of the week including the amazing story of the chimpanzee. and one of the biggest sta

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california strong winds, heavy rain and high humidity or already hitting the town of juliet in san diego county, and the wet weather is expected to continue through tomorrow seven. california is still reeling from wildfires and excessive heat. but a is bringing fears that heavy rain could lead to devastating mudslides. the storm already causing some flooding along the orange county coast. take a look at this video here. it's from seal beach. you can see that some sandbags have already been put out in advance , and large ponds of water have already been forming. and some of that moisture from k will be approached in the bay area in the form of some high clouds, some human conditions and maybe some shower chances. although it looks like the main activity will be to the south of the bay area, of course, the main headline in the short term this heat is moving on out of here. it has been such a hot week. as you know, with temperatures all time records earlier in the week, we had the extreme heat on tuesday. basically extreme heat seems like all week long. we cooled off today in a few spots. but the

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they're pretty active evening for los angeles, down towards huntington's beach and approaching san diego county as well. for us here in the bay area will take a look at some of the current numbers out there not as hot as yesterday. but still some hot numbers inland out toward concord and fairfield right now. livermore 94 san francisco in the upper sixties. here's a live camera looking out toward downtown and still not much in the way of fog, but a lot of haze in the sky, and some of that smoke from the multiple fires burning across the state drifting over portions of the bay area, so the air quality advisory has been extended into your saturday. we are expecting moderate levels at the surface, but what we won't have the prettiest disk i conditions for tomorrow. take a look at the numbers for tomorrow afternoon. no more triple digits. the hot spot only in the upper eighties to right around 90 degrees, so the relief is here, but we're also sending in some humid conditions. you can see the rainfall with this forecast model into your saturday. some of that activity could be approaching maybe monter

we have partsf san diego and riverside counties counties that go from excessive heat warnings to the high wind rush on friday to a flood watch for friday night into saturday. than an outside chance that some that some of the moisture will k toward the bay area. there's only a five or 10% chance. that is to give the dry lightning threat. there will be hot temperatures near ground-level. >> we will continually evaluates in the case the threat does ramp-up. one more day of excessive heat to worry about. t advisory around the bay. both those advisories go through 8:00 8:00 tomorrow. the temperature is still 77 in san jose. dropping down to the mix of 60s and 70s. then temperatures will take off. 90s down the peninsula peninsula and around the south end of the bay with temperaturen the valley at or above 100. thad tie the record high temperature. temperature. the record high is 102 tomorrow. the forecast high is 110. close to a record in li. widespread near 110 degree ratis and land in the east bay. 80 in san francisco mid to upper 80s r oakland in the east bay. then a few degrees of reco