oh, so nice and smoky. all right, you've got both pieces. now i'm going to show you, this wok, we're then going to, of course, reuse this. so what you need to do is just take out this foil. have to use foil, all right? foil is what's going to keep your wok really clean. and be careful. it's going to be hot, all right? so then in here i'm going to actually add a little oil. because i just want to kind of shallow fry this chicken. it's going to get a nice, dark color because of the honey and the soy. all right. so we're going to heat that oil up, and then make our mint pesto. super simple, everything in a blender. four cloves of garlic. kind of a classic pesto. this is toasted pine nuts, a bunch of mint, and olive oil. so i'll start with a little bit and then i'll get it going. pinch of salt. we'll get this going. turn it on low. and as it's going, whisk in some more oil. then add just a little water, just so it starts to move together. all right. let's give this a try, make sure this tastes good. give this a little try here. mmm, that's aweso

smoky sky tonight low clouds and fog as well. sunny skies and mild tomorrow afternoon. noo weekend sheer what is bringing a cool pattern. a dip, cooler air mass. we'll see it turning around into friday, saturday, sunday. temperatures in the 50s we'll start out on the gray side, then, fog and low clouds tomorrow afternoon more clearing near the coast we're going with 60s to 80s for highs. it's nice outside. loss gatos, temperatures into upper 60s around san mateo. half moon bay, 64 degrees is where you may see a lingering patch of fog. 62 in the sunset district. 65 downtown. north bay communities mid-70s santa rosa. sonoma vallejo. towards east bay, 69 in oakland. breezy. 75 union city. inland spots low 80s. 80 degrees in san ramone. accu-weather forecast, dip in temperatures thursday. only recovering by friday, saturday, mid-80s inland. and then, by sunday, monday, tuesday we're getting up upper 80s. low 90s out there that will happen, new not immediately. i'm sandhya patel. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >> the watch abc live stream is now available in the ba

>> i like it spicy and smoky. will take fresh italian tomatoes and the fresh seafood, and will bring them to other with some nice spoked paprika and some nice smoked jalapeno peppers. i am going to stew them up and get a nice savory, smoky, fishy, tomatoy, spicy broth. >> bring it on. how are you feeling? >> i feel good. i spent the $20 and have a few pennies less. i am going to go home and cook. i will text message u.n. is done. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classic dish invented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local. those juicy, fresh tomatoes will take about an hour to cook down into a nice sauce. this is a good time to make our fish stock. we will take a step that seems like trash and boi

"i was in this dark, smoky kitchen all day long, and now i can be outdoors." it's revolutionary. ha ha! it's a miracle. you know, one of the first ladies who saw it looked at me and said, "ies un milagro!" and absolutely, it is. i want this to go on forever. that's why we're establishing factories, rather than just distributing stoves. we could have just distributed stoves. and i didn't stop with one factory. you know? i kept going. the first factory that was started-- not a single one of those people had jobs before we started the factory. to date, we have established 6 factories in 5 countries. those factories have produced over 15,000 stoves, which have affected the lives of over 100,000 people. we're teaching people how to make the fuel-efficient stoves, and we're helping them establish the factories, and we hope those factories go on forever. - be a part of the conversation. send an email to mygeneration@aarp.org or like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. - we're back with the voice of experience. jane fonda shares some insight that will help your elevate your third ac

alaska has wonderful jewels and oregon and colorado, the smoky mountains. we have wonderful parks that we have to take care of them. the political process to add a park is driven 15 recognition, two by commerce because there is always the hope that commerce will follow a park but i think mature thinking would have us really look at the priorities of what we have today and want to invest and keep what we have today. before we make commitments to lessen what we have today. in 1997 national park service report based on identified maintenance rehabilitation developmental needs and potential park service does not have and never has had enough funds to care for all the resources yet we keep adding things for them to do. contributing to the fundamental problem are unrealistic expectations reflected in an them further by park planning documents, an overwhelming deferred maintenance work within the of multidisciplinary focus to set and achieve realistic goals and cooperative efforts recognizing the value of the aspects of separate parks. since 1997 we have had 26 pa

[applause] >> smoky bay singers. two starts, napsters. two starts. here we go. (drums and chanting). >> how about a big round of applause for all our dancers. here we go. indian way. [applause] napsters, keep it going. make them dance. dancer style. there you go. get it. the dancers were lead in by larry harrison and will be lead out. ( chanting). >> all right. one more time. how about a big round of applause for all our dancers, for all our singers? [applause] >> all right. it's a great honor to bring to the stage at this time liz hunt on behalf of the american indian health center santa clara valley. [applause] >> thank you earl and thank you everybody. it's an honor to be here. i am liz hunt and we have been honored to serve the american indian community in the south bay for over 35 years. it is my pleasure to introduce our first honoree. izatzi hernandez. [applause] she is the program prevention substance abuse coordinator at the health center. she is a mother of two and she is pursuing a bachelor's degree in psychology. she serves as a board member for the

. >> reporter: it's pretty smoky when the crews arrived. >> yes, very smoky fire.irly standard fire. >> reporter: and then would you put air through the roof? did you break that up? >> typically if we do have a well involvement of fire, we will go ahead and cut a hole in the roof to let the smoke out. at this time we felt it wasn't that necessary. so we just used standard ventilation. >> reporter: all right. you have had contact with the owner of the spa? >> yes. we have contacted the owner of the building also. the owner of the building is currently away in chicago. and the owner of the spa is on scene here with us. >> reporter: all right so obviously still under investigation. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. this was a two alarm fire so there were about 30 firefighters that tackled the flames here and the heavy smoke. but the good news no one was hurt. live in mill valley i'm tara moriarty. >>> investigators are seeing if severe weather played a role in a helicopter crash that killed five people. four adults and one child were kil

smoky bay, two starts and a song -- one of your favorites and napsters two starts as well. dancers, do you want to come in? all right. here we go. make them dance. (drums). >> good singing. good dancing. here we go. rocking san francisco city hall. good dancing. all right. (drums). napsters take it away. two starts. all right. we would like to get the honorees. if the honorees could come up here by the first step. napsters if you could take care of this honoring song. here we go. (drums and chanting). all right. how about a big round of applause for all our honorees. thank you dancers. thank you singers. that concludes our program.@@to th awards here at san francisco city hall. thank you all so much for joining us here tonight. it is an honor to be here. my name is daniel homsby and i am the program

smoky and neighbors feel fortunate this wasn't worse than it turned out to be. >> an oakland neighborhood mourning the murder of a woman known as pet nanny. judy solo monday was shot and killed in her car yesterday just blocks from her home. abc 7 news is at the oakland police headquarters where detectiveses -- detectives are working on the investigation. >> investigators have surveillance video and fingerprint evidence from the scene. they're not talking yet about a motive but neighbors are convinced it was robbery. 2400 block of fern is described as shady. >> talking about drug dealers people live a lesser life style, if you will for lack of a better term. >> darrell tyler says she the hang out on this block where 66-year-old judy solomon drove up yesterday afternoon. candles and flowers mark the spot where she was shot in the middle of the street. >> something, a guy looking for stuff to steal figuring in you walk in front of a car they'll stop f its a woman, they've got a purse. >> joel has been spends with her 20 years. >> she took care of my cats when i was out of town. i took care

[applause] >> smoky bay singers. two starts, napsters. two starts. here we go. (drums and chanting). >> how about a big round of applause for all our dancers. here we go. indian way. [applause] napsters, keep it going. make them dance. dancer style. there you go. get it.

firefighters ran into the plane up evacuation chutes, police joined them as they ran into that smoky plane. >> i just knew people were trapped in there and need help. you can see here is just dark smoke. >> i thought it's a tough guy. i can hold my breath. we saw a dark plume of smoke coming at us. >> well, the fire chief confirmed they're investigating whether an emergency vehicle ran over one two of the teenager who's died from that crash. and so far they can't tell. >> there has been information to suggest one fire apparatus may have come into contact with one two of the victims pronounced dead at the scene. a sure you we're working with national transportation safety board as they conduct their investigation. >> and chief white announced drivers of the first vehicles were all tested for alcohol and drugs afterwards and all were clean. >> survivor benjiman leafy took pictures from outside of the plane. incredible pictures and he opened an emergency exit and helping passengers out. 87 passengers whatted had to relie on each other. he was not seriously hurt. >> the national transpor

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the smoky pattern continues as we head in to tomorrow. the air quality for tomorrow moderate across the entire bay area. by friday, we are expecting a shift in our weather at that time pattern. that will bring better air quality, most areas by friday heading in to saturday looking at good air quality. tonight, as you look from our camera, the top of the transamerica pyramid is barely visible. 54 san francisco. 57 oakland. still pretty mild, 55 in half moon bay. giving you a nice view of 80 there. and you can see just how gray it is already. temperatures santa rosa 53 degrees. upper 50s for concord, livermore. here's a look at the view from our kgo roof camera. the embarcadero not terribly busy out there. mostly sunny and hazy afternoon due to the smoke. a little warmer by the end of the week. here's what is bringing us cooler than normal pattern. it's an area of low pressure just off the pacific northwest coast. that's going to keep us below average the next several days. you will see the temperature trend for san jose and see what i'm ta

the smoky pattern continues as we head in to tomorrow. the air quality for tomorrow moderate across the entire bay area. by friday, we are expecting a shift in our weather at that time pattern. that will bring better air quality, most areas by friday heading in to saturday looking at good air quality. tonight, as you look from our camera, the top of the transamerica pyramid is barely visible. 54 san francisco. 57 oakland. still pretty mild, 55 in half moon bay. giving you a nice view of 80 there. and you can see just how gray it is already. temperatures santa rosa 53 degrees. upper 50s for concord, livermore. here's a look at the view from our kgo roof camera. the embarcadero not terribly busy out there. mostly sunny and hazy afternoon due to the smoke. a little warmer by the end of the week. here's what is bringing us cooler than normal pattern. it's an area of low pressure just off the pacific northwest coast. that's going to keep us below average the next several days. you will see the temperature trend for san jose and see what i'm ta

but while it was hot and smoky we didn't get hurt. the firefighters returned to the hill that five minutes earlier was untouched was not blackened. and we had been baptized with fire stories to share with the professionals. >> yeah that's what we heard on the radio. it said it blew over. >> so the best thing to do is stay in the truck when it blows over like that? >> oh, yeah. if you have one. >> and try not to breathe too much of the smoke. >> or cover your face as much as you can. >> that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville. we'll see you again next week. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a complete mobile solution to work. mobile routing to send the closest technician and mobile payments to invoice on the spot. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ newscaster: we have a tornado warning that is still very muc

the smoky pattern continues as we head in to tomorrow. the air quality for tomorrow moderate across the entire bay area. by friday, we are expecting a shift in our weather at that time pattern. that will bring better air quality, most areas by friday heading in to saturday looking at good air quality. tonight, as you look from our camera, the top of the transamerica pyramid is barely visible. 54 san francisco. 57 oakland. still pretty mild, 55 in half moon bay. giving you a nice view of 80 there. and you can see just how gray it is already. temperatures santa rosa 53 degrees. upper 50s for concord, livermore. here's a look at the view from our kgo roof camera. the embarcadero not terribly busy out there. mostly sunny and hazy afternoon due to the smoke. a little warmer by the end of the week. here's what is bringing us cooler than normal pattern. it's an area of low pressure just off the pacific northwest coast. that's going to keep us below average the next several days. you will see the temperature trend for san jose and see what i'm ta

this one's from oaxaca and it's smoky and rich. from guerrero, it's almost like a meal in a cup there. and of course in michoacan it's the same kind of mescal, but a little bit more balanced and beautiful and dry on the finish. well, and in a place like this, food is interpreted in the same way. so i've got here a chile relleno, a chile relleno that takes off from what ricardo munoz showed us with the dried ancho chili, but here it's stuffed with caramelized onions and skirt steak, sort of like a taco filling. and then the whole thing is doused with a kind of vinaigrette-like escabeche. it's time to get a little taste of this. it's just right. and that's what i love so much about many of the new restaurants here in this capital of cool. >> okay, so i've fired up your appetite with some of my favorite dishes, entertaining tips, and mexican travel inspirations. well, now i want to hear what you have to say. visit us at rickbayless.com/tv for recipes and a whole lot more. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> this

>> putting out a smoky hot spot with a bottle of water. if a cigarette can start a fire, these hot spots can, too. >> we need fire stations and these are our homes. we have no money to take care of us. so, i feel sorry for all these residential people and myself and no protection. g reporting from pittsburgh, kpix5. >> station station in the con protection to close this year. >>> and today marks 60 years since the end of the koreaen war. veterans join local leaders in san francisco at the site of a future memorial for the tens of thousands of u.s. troops killed. [ applause ] a sign was unveiled this morning to dedicate the land where the memorial will stand. when finished, it will include 8-foot high stone walls and benches for rest and reflection. >> it will have five panels. one will chase the history of korea. one will chase the battles. the primary motif will be landing craft. with the ladder going up to the island. >> organizers hope the memorial will be done by the summer of 2015. donations are still needed. >>> and the anniversary o

smoky sunshine and a cool breeze today. it will look like yesterday. cloudy and mist and cool tonight. the nights are getting cooler and seeing more dew on the grass. that means we have reached the peak of the summer sun and getting back now losing a minute and a half each day of sunshine. warmer as we head into and through the weekend. now, the clouds are having a hard time to get to concord in the south bay and make a late run the next hour or two and by 9:00 or 10:00 the east bay and south bay are clear of the clouds but we have to wait until noon and then we will be mostly sunny and holes vetoing in the cloud cover, maybe not so many as yesterday. now, temperatures in the south bay are 79 in san jose, low-to-mid 80's around los gatos and gilroy and stubborn in santa cruz at 70 with the sunshine and the rest of the santa clara valley mid-to-upper 70's. mid-70's for most neighbors and san mateo north and mid-to-upper 60. the warm pot is half moon bay. and sauce sleet at 67. and mid-70's for most of the north bay valley and near 60 at the beaches. loa

san jose fire crews are trying to figure out what started a smoky brush fire. it did not burn a lot of acreage, only three. but the empty field. but the smoke billowed from the fire, creating a traffic mess on 880, 101 and 87. tractors were being used to cut down weeds when that fire started. >>> money doesn't grow on trees. but several people around the bay area getting big bucks for their palm trees. and the offers are connected to the new pay bridge. a look at the eastern span which is lit up tonight. george kiriyama shows us where the trees are headed. george? >> reporter: that's right. let me show you the type of tree that will be placed to the east and west side of the toll plaza. this is called a canary island palm tree. and crews were out to inspect this tree. tonight, we talked to the owner, who has elected to give the tree away if it is selected. for 40 years, this tree had stood proud in the front lawn in santa clara. it was planted by her husband in the early '70s. >> it is sentimental because my husband planted it there. >> reporter: now, they want

we may have smoky haze like yesterday from the fires in oregon. it is possible with temperatures below average at 76 to 82. around the bay we go from 65 to 76. the cool breeze will keep the coast into san francisco around 58 to 64. now the only commute. leyla gulen? >> starting busy with an overturned vehicle near the tunnel traveling along old tunnel road we have this. we have a subject possibly trapped in the car. we are looking at slow-and-go speeds from orinda to the tunnel on 580 westbound between tracy and dublin, 24 minutes and along highway 4 from antioch to concord that is 15 minutes and from san rafael to the city you are look at under 20 minutes and as we continue the drive over the golden gate bridge it looks clear and we do not see any delays. eric and kristen? >> time is running out to avoid a bart strike. both sides runs to the bargain ing table. officials say there was progress made on supplemental issues but no progress on the major issues of salary and benefits. they could bargain past the august 4 deadline if headway is being ma

>> reporter: connie is putting out a smoky hotspot with a bottle of water. if a cigarette can start a fire, she feels these hot spots can, too. >> we need the fire station and these are our homes. we have no money to take care of us so i feel sorry for all these residential people and myself to know no protection. >> reporter: reporting from pittsburg, patrick sedillo kpix 5. >> station 87 was the fourth station in the contra costa county fire protection district to close this year. >>> too many punctured gas lines in the bay area have caused evacuations and disruptions. this simple thing pg&e is encouraging everyone to do before digging. >> got [ indiscernible ] they could get you cold, hard cash. people in the area looking for palm trees. >>> cool around the bay area today could it get cooler? we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, before they dig. one gas line busted in rich >>> a pair of goes leaks caused by -- gas leaks caused by construction crews has pg&e reminding people to call before think dig. there was a rupture in alamo on wednesday by an

we may have smoky haze like yesterday from the fires in oregon. temperatures below average at 76 to 82. around the bay we go from 65 to 76. the cool breeze will keep the coast into san francisco around 58 to 64. now the only commute. leyla gulen? >> starting busy with an overturned vehicle near the tunnel traveling along old tunnel road we have this. we have a subject possibly trapped in the car. we are looking at slow-and-go speeds from orinda to the tunnel on 580 westbound between tracy and dublin, 2

yes, it's sunny but it is hazy and smoky sunshine outside. temperatures up a degree or two inland.oncord at 76 right now. livermore 82. san jose currently 74. santa rosa 72. san francisco 62. and oakland 64. speaking of the city, you have not been above 70 degrees since july 4th and each of the past five days is anywhere from about 3 to 6 degrees below average including today's high of only 62 degrees. we're talking weather tomorrow night on facebook. stop by my facebook page, paul deanno kpix 5, tomorrow from 7 to 8:00 any of your weather questions i will be there to answer them. we're going to talk about the forecast for august and beyond, as well. the first couple of days of august, which starts later this week, will feature that persistent onshore flow. we'll still have the haze in the sky and temperatures will be kept down because of a low pressure area to our north as it's stronger the onshore flow stronger. as we head toward the weekend though it's going to move inland and be weaker allowing high pressure to exert an influence. we'll have a warming trend that will take five

it's expected to be smoky and hazy tomorrow as well, but not unhealthful. >> now, to my home state of hawaii tropical storm flossie is dumping rain on islands now. this is a live shot near the main airport on maui winds and heavy turf spencer latest conditions. >> well, you can see here there are wide spread rainfall across the area in terms of structure appear to be falling aport. this is the center of the storm. most heaviest rain hitting southern edge of the big island. there are other areas of scattered heavy rain as well. strongest wind gusts just over 30 miles per hour so wind damage is not a concern. rain is hefy and rather wide spread. here is the exacted track of the storm, it's a weakening. continuing to weaken. a tropical storm moving west towards maui. and continues weakening as well. tomorrow, it probably will not be a very big deal but there is concern at the moment as it's about to make land fall. >> this is causing big problems. at least 22 flights have been affect bid the storm. 12 cancelled today, six departing and six arriving and people heading on vacation to hawai

. >> reporter: putting out a smoky hot spot with a bottle of water. if a cigarette can start a fire she feels these hot spots can too. >> we need fire stations. these are our homes. we have no money to take care of us. so i feel sorry for all these residential people. and myself. and no protection. >> reporter: reporting from pittsburgh, patrick, kpix 5. >> station 87 was the fourth station in the district to close this year. >>> a pair of gas leeks caused by construction crews has pge reminding people to call before they dig. one gas line busted in richmond yesterday. another ruptured in alamo on wednesday. both caused neighborhood evacuations. more than 1,000 gas line haves been ruptured by digging in california just this year. utility urges everyone to call 811 before they dig to learn where the gas lines are. >>> it has been 60 years since the end of the korean war. and today veterans join local leaders in san francisco at the site of a future memorial for the tens of thousands of u.s. troops killed. a sign was unveiled this morning to dedicate th

we're in the great smoky mountains photographing wildflowers., if you'll remember back in season one, we met up with kevin adams, who's a professional nature photographer, and he shared with us some of the most magnificent waterfalls the appalachian mountains have to offer. in addition to waterfalls, kevin's also an expert in photographing wildflowers, and he's going to share with us his techniques for photographing these amazing little plants. [upbeat instrumental music] ♪ i tell you what. kevin did this to me last year. he is never where he says he's gonna be. - hey, doug! - hey, man. - how you doing? - what are you doing? - just hanging around till you got here. - well, tell you what; have you seen any good wildflowers? - man, there's some good ones right up the road. - really? - yeah. let me grab my pack. let's go shoot 'em. - cool, let's do it. - let's go. - you know, these cove hardwood forests are really beautiful with these spring wildflowers in here. - they're really beautiful this time of the year. later on in the year, though, you kno

sold and need to buy it back are basically what the called the manage money cash group which from a smoky hedge funds who don't actually know what they're doing they haven't got experience of this market they don't understand the underlying dynamics they are in a situation now where they are beginning to close their positions and we saw this in the last commitment of trade report standing shorts came down a bit but it's still incredibly high so what we're seeing of the early stages of a wonderful best please tell me i think the people i love best squeezes when you say closed positions i mean closed short position exactly because short positions they have got to buy back to buy them back to close that gap and they've got to find someone to buy. from and the point i'm putting to you is that unless the bullion banks are prepared to accommodate them and the not very friendly people a billion banks then there is no one to sell stocks back to the shorts let's move on to the late breaking news of the day this is ground shaking stuff ok bank of england if corning to some information they have loo

. >> there is a bit of a smoky haze but air quality is improving. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >>> a long awaited ruling spelled out future of the smart phone based ride sharing services like lift livet and side car. taxi drivers staged an angry protest today. flooding streets around city hall, taxi drivers created an ear splitting traffic jam demanding an tond smart phone based ride sharing services. insisting the drivers are stealing their fare autos can i get a cheer here from everybody who has a family to feed? thoos illegal taxi are mack making it impossible for law abiding taxi drivers to pay our bills and feed our familis. >> this cabby heaped criticism on the mayor. >> companies like lift and uber are creating jobs in the city and also fulfilling needs that customers didn't like them, swront to use them. >> cabbies see the mayor as the enemy now. >> i got threatened by two cab drivers. >> waiting on word a judge was about to issue his ruling on the services. the decision came late into the afternoon. abc 7 news was here as

sandhya patel is here with details on the smoky air that we're being exposed to hear. >> i'll show you that here in just a moment. looking at live doppler 7 watching fog at the coast inland areas, enjoying sun. check out smoke layers from satellite perspective from that mountain fire traveling towards los angeles bakersfield area. then, heading up into our direction. that was the latest satellite image available. from our east bay hills camera you can see thin layers of smoke here. of course fog below but thin layers of smoke not contributing to poor air quality for tomorrow. we're still expecting moderate air quality maybe maybe mainly back to you to ozone for the bay area, i'll be back to take a look at your weekend temperatures and it does include sizzling conditions in spots. ama? >> thank you. >> the san diego county clerk asking the california supreme court to stop same-sex marriages. the clerk file that had petition today, it argues same-sex marriages are still illegal in california, despite a u.s. supreme court ruling last month. the petition claims the high court decision only

and it has that smoky smell thanks to the smoked paprika and the little bit of char from the broiler.i'm going to put a little bit of aioli on top for you. >> sure, thank you. mmm... >> mmm... >> boy, this is really good. >> it has real flavor thanks to that paprika and the smoked paprika. and the browned tomatoes really have the depth of flavor. >> so to make fideo, which is a early version of paella, at home, we toasted our own pasta, we made our own shrimp stock with the shrimp shells. we also marinated the shrimp. the whole thing goes into a skillet and is cooked briefly, and then finished under a broiler. so it's something you could do tuesday night, wednesday night, thursday night. so from america's test kitchen to your kitchen, an early version of paella called fideo, which is made with pasta. you can get this recipe, all the recipes from this season, our tasting and testing results, watch selected episodes of this show at our website, americastestkitchentv.com. you know, usually imported recipes don't make it as a tuesday night dinner. this one, this makes it. >> yeah. >> let

. >> there is a bit of a smoky haze but air quality is improving. i'll have the accu-weather forecast comin >>> a long awaited ruling spelled out future of the smart phone based ride sharing services like lift livet and side car. taxi drivers staged an angry protest today. flooding streets around city hall, taxi drivers created an ear splitting traffic jam demanding an tond smart phone based ride sharing services. insisting the drivers are stealing their fare autos can i get a cheer here from everybody who has a family to feed? thoos illegal taxi are mack making it impossible for law abiding taxi drivers to pay our bills and feed our familis. >> this cabby heaped criticism on the mayor. >> companies like lift and uber are creating jobs in the city and also fulfilling needs that customers didn't like them, swront to use them. >> cabbies see the mayor as the enemy now. >> i got threatened by two cab drivers. >> waiting on word a judge was about to issue his ruling on the services. the decision came late into the afternoon. abc 7 news was here as rulin

it's expected to be smoky and hazy tomorrow as well, but not unhealthful. >> now, to my home state of hawaii tropical storm flossie is dumping rain on islands now. this is a live shot near the main airport on maui high winds and heavy turf spencer latest conditions. >> well, you can see here there are wide spread rainfall across the area in terms of structure appear to be falling aport. this is the center of the storm. most heaviest rain hitting southern edge of the big island. there are other areas of scattered heavy rain as well. strongest wind gusts just over 30 miles per hour so wind damage is not a concern. rain is hefy and rather wide spread. here is the exacted track of the storm, it's a weakening. continuing to weaken. a tropical storm moving west towards maui. and continues weakening as well. tomorrow, it probably will not be a very big deal but there is concern at the moment as it's about to make land fall. >> this is causing big problems. at least 22 flights have been affect bid the storm. 12 cancelled today, six departing and six arriving and people heading on vacation to

smoky skies and continued cooler conditions theer afternoon.'ll let you know when you might see changes coming up. >> i feel if wall stret gets relief why not give the little person resflef. >> a bay area city ready to rescue homeowners from underwater mortgages but the way they want to help is raising concern autos a city of richmond is playing hard ball with lenders mord to help homeowner who's could lose homes. laura? >> the tool near richmond is eminent domain not to build freeway buzz to buy troubled mortgages. other cities have tried it only to be boreaged with lawsuits from lenders. >> today we stand here, people of richmond and call on these banks to do the right thing. >> the mayor decide td take on some of the biggest mortgage lenders and come what may. >> if we face litigation our private partners will cover the cost. >> she and other city leaders enlisted help of a group of investors of legal advisors called mortgage resolution partners. together they've sent letters to 32 lenders and contains an offer to buy the mortgages at market

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. >>> wild fires in oregon are making the skies so smoky, there's a health alert in the bay area. the coast and the central bay have the highest pollution levels. , you can see it in hazy skies. they say the smoke moved down the coast and then was blown into the bay. the air is also expected to remain hazy tomorrow. two of those wildfires burning in oregon, called the douglas complex fires are just 2% contained tonight. lightning touched off several smaller fires. they've burned 21,000 acres, and more than 100 homes have been evacuated. hundreds more are on evacuation alert. >>> very noticeable this morning, as the fog was clearing in the contra costa county area. you see that red in the atmosphere, that was the smoke creating the colors. antioch, 84 degrees. that's nothing for this time of year. 71 in santa rosa. that's pretty cool. temperatures tomorrow, a little warmer inland, about the same everywhere else. fog is making its way inland. we've got a situation where the marine layer is very deep. it's over 2,000 feet deep. what's happened is, as you know, the coast is 1,000 feet

sandhya patel is here with details on the smoky air that we're being exposed to hear. >> i'll show you that here in just a moment. looking at live doppler 7 watching fog at the coast inland areas, enjoying sun. check out smoke layers from satellite perspective from that mountain fire traveling towards los angeles bakersfield area. then, heading up into our direction. that was the latest satellite image available. from our east bay hills camera you can see thin layers of smoke here. of course fog below but thin layers of smoke not contributing to poor air quality for tomorrow. we're still expecting moderate air quality maybe maybe mainly back to you to ozone for the bay area, i'll be back to take a look at your weekend temperatures and it does include sizzling conditions in spots. ama? >> thank you. >> the san diego county clerk asking the california supreme court to stop same-sex marriages. the clerk file that had petition today, it argues same-sex marriages are still illegal in california, despite a u.s. supreme court ruling last month. the petition claims the high court decision only

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we have a stronger onshore flow keeping most of that smoky smell off to the north. but we may still have a sliver of that for the north bay counties tomorrow. 69 in san rafael. you had 93 in the valley, 88 in santa teresa. those willen likely some of the hotspots for tomorrow. then you had the onshore flow undercutting from the south with 80 in gilroy and 8in livermore. so the fog is ever present off the coastline. that's going to bring areas of drizzle. let's get a check of our live hd sky camera network. you can see the haze out here. a lot of that's a -- palo alto mainly clear up above. but down there at the middle part of your screen you're looking at the marine layer off toward san francisco airport. we take you to san francisco. it is clouded in right now. don't expect that to change at all tonight with that cloud cover staying put. everyone, no matter where you are, will wake up to cloud cover. then as we head through 11:00 it's going to stay chilly at the coast. 59 degrees. by the bay, 60s and expecting 70s for the interior valleys. also a decent amount of s