southwest. ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya ) just in to the kron 4 news room... we have new numbers on the pawnee fire burning in lake county... this fire is now 80-percent contained... full containment is expected on thursday. it has burned almost 15-thousand acres. ( darya ) in the east bay... a fire that forced people out of their homes is now under control. the brush fire burned dangerously close to homes in moraga... and forced about 20 homes to evacuate... the fire broke out just after 1:30 yesterday afternoon. it burned about 15 acres. fire officials say it started in an open space... behind homes. two air tankers and a helicopter wer

thursday through the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds toward the region from the desert southwest. ( darya ) a big story we are following... firefighters are making progress on that massive wildfire burning in yolo and napa county... but this morning there are new evacuation orders in napa county. kron 4's will tran is live at the command post in woodland.. will? ( will ) you can see where the fire is burning in yolo county.. and napa county-- near lake berryessa. here is where things stand tonight. the county fire has burned 72- thousand acres. it is now 15 -percent contained. mandatory evacuations are still in place. and 980- structures are still threatened. kron-4's michelle kingston reports from napa, where people say, they are ready to go at a moment's notice. ( will ) two more mandatory evacuations have just been put in place due to the county fire.... the new orders affect the areas west of state highway 16, to berryessa knoxville road, south of old county road 40, and north of county road 53. cal- fire has issued evacuation advisories for the berryessa highlands, markley c

thursday through the upcoming weekend as high pressure builds toward the region from the desert southwest no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( james ) ( james )the two defendants in the ghost ship fire case... derick almena and max harris... plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the 20-16 fire that resulted in the deaths of 36 people. the two men avoided not only a lengthy trial ... but also the possibility of life sentences. kron4's terisa estacio has the latest. brian getz, derick almena atty, ghost ship plea deal. 9 years is a lot, he will think a lot about what happened to those people. attorneys for master tenant of the ghost ship derick almena defending the plea agreement announced in court tuesday. curtis briggs, attorney for max harris. it is a bittersweet day. but for family members of those who died in the fire... they had a very different take on the agreement. david gregory, daughter michaela died in

west southwest, west southwest. that's been a dominant feature for most of the month. inland you can get the 90s. water temperatures still really cold. that plays in to it when you get 90s inland. some clouds made it to the sierra. we will take that. the fog making it's usual move. 50s and 60s. temperatures continue to just kind of settle in. quite cool. we will take that. some general rain made it, i know up into south lake tahoe. thunderstorms to the east. you will probably see the clouds. to the west you are probably stuck in the gray. the monsoon continues to hang out to the south. it'll stay there for now. for us 60s to 90s. no change on the temperatures. road work pick up, super commute? >>> super commute. we have road work too. westbound 580, traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving through. there have been no major issues getting through the area. traffic continues to look good to dublin as you drive from tracy, it's going to be very yo area. somewhat unusual. we will take it thank you very much. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. it's a

southwest.ay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( james ) happening today... the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire will plead guilty. back in december of 20-16 ... 36- people died in that fire in oakland. derek almena and max harris were arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter. almena's lawyer says his client has agreed to an 8-year prison term. the deals are ánot the same for harris and almena. details of the plea deals will be announced this afternoon... when the defendants return to court. ( darya ) a big story this morning... the "county fire" -- which started in yolo county -- is now 60-thousand acres and containment is at just 5-percent. the fire has reached napa county... where evacuation áadvisories have been issued. mandatory evacuations are in effect for part of yolo county. and right now... 700 buildings are threa

southwest calls the decision difficult, writing that peanuts will be a part of southwest's history and dna but wants to ensure the best onboard experience for everyone. southwest will stop serving peanuts on august 1st. it will offer other snacks, like pretzels, cookies, and chips. >> i was on an airline the other day and they asked anybody who came on board not to eat peanuts, because apparently, people who are next to people eating peanuts can also be affected if they have severe allergies. >> luckily, i don't have that allergy, but i know people who do. it's dangerous. >> part of the southwest dna. anyway, discontinuing it. "early start" continues right now. >>> germany is controlled by russia. >> president trump with a shocker, saying nato is taking advantage of the u.s. by cutting side deals with russia. >>> and prices lower after escalating the trade war with china. tariffs on another $200 billion of chinese goods. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm alex marquardt in for dave briggs. >> great to see you this morning. >> great to be back with you. >> i'm christine rom

what is disgusting is in 2005 , he went down to southwest virginia, and he told the people of southwest virginia, good people, that he was going to support them. and then when he gets into office as governor and as u.s. senator, he votes against their interests. he goes along with chuck schumer and president obama when they inundated the coal industry with all these unnecessary regulations regulations which , shut down the coal industry, regulations that put so many families out of work, regulations that caused so many people to leave southwest virginia, senator. and that is all because of you, it is all because of you and chuck schumer and president obama and anybody else who you take orders from among the washington elites. you betrayed the very people from whom you ask their support. and now we have a president of the united states who has promised to do something about it, and he has, by relieving the unnecessary coal regulations and , what we have seen is an increase in the price of metallurgical coal. i was where the business is booming once again, jobs are coming back, hope is co

most of the wind though again coming in from the southwest. we have a ridge of high pressure not leaving for a long time. moisture causing heavy rain and wind for a lot of places across arizona, nevada and you can see across southern california they were waking up to lightning strikes yesterday. right now it's calmer. morning fog is keeping us warm and it's not allowing the ridge to get pushed south. it's giving that ridge more space to do its thing. that's why we are hot again. taking a look at where we stand compared to normal. not as hot as yesterday for places like san francisco and oakland in the upper 60s maybe mid-70s for oakland but san jose and concord you can expect the 80s and low 90s and even some mid-90s possible if you are way out there in the east bay. 92 in livermore. 28 fremont. 84 redwood city. the onshsee is temperatures rise even more by this weekend. so get ready for it. this ridge of high pressure is going to move closer to california. right now the it's to the south and east of us but it's going to build and yes by satur

is also coming off the syrian army in rebel held town in the southwest in and hold it tens of thousands have been fleeing the violence as a ceasefire talks come out. and to the world cup more superstars all hours a year ago i eliminated ronaldo as portugal and francisco the most spectacular goal of the tournament so far to send home in el messi in what could be the legends longest match cronje until enough. time had a home for a clock you could join us in the next hour members of one of chancellor angela merkel's coalition parties will gather for a decision that could bring down the government the very end conservatives the c.s.u. insist on a harder line when it comes to him. gratian the party will decide today whether to accept the migration deal that the chancellor secured at friday's european union summit where her interior minister course zero for who is also leader of the bavarian conservatives is her chief antagonist at the moment he has said bavaria will act on it so regarding border issues if party leaders determine they don't like the e.u.'s migration of course. political corre

however they are not just the responsibility of the southwest border states. this is a national mission and appropriate every one pitch and. i'm happy to see the units from across the country contributed by selling t selling the need fg resources to support this mission. for decades the department has been a key partner in supporting the border security efforts and the brave men and women that worked tirelessly alongside the counterparts in the name of an in the homeland and i want to thank you all for your service. i suspect it will continue to play an important role in the future and for that reason we need to make sure they have certainty to take a long hard look at the activities. though the national guard hopes to alleviate the shortage is at the border we cannot continue to search the citizen soldiers and resources for just brief periods of time and we call on them shortly after. we need to have a plan and sustain operations to increase situational awareness and gain control of the border and in addition to being the chair of the subcommittee on one of t

though i maryam namazie in london you know with al jazeera also coming up rebels start leaving syria southwest in the north as the u.n. calls for safe passage for one hundred forty thousand civilians displaced by the fighting. as warnings grow that person could crash out of the e.u. with no deal we look at what that would mean for people in the u.k. and in europe. and international observers keep a close eye on zimbabwe's first elections without longtime ruler robert mugabe. it's been another day of escalating violence at the gaza border with israel israeli as strikes in time fire aimed at hamas positions in gaza killed at least four people three of them from mass members and the israeli military says gunfire at the gaza border fatally wounded a soldier the first israeli killed since the protests began on march thirtieth at least one hundred forty nine palestinians have died in the border demonstrations as protest as among the right to return and an end to the israeli blockade of gaza charles trafford has the latest now on the day's events. these men say it's the duty is published in used appr

when you talk about me and southwest virginia, you do not know that much about southwest virginia or you would not make those claims. the me go on to the other, how about this, how about a president who wants to eliminate the appalachian regional commission, he got elected with heavy votes from southwest virginia but in the first budget he sent in april, and southwest virginia they put these in the newspaper alphabetically, what are the agencies that are proposed to be eliminated, the a lap it -- the appalachian agency was at the top. we supported him and he is cutting the one economic tool to grow our economies. that is not what we need from this administration or from you. >> i have been to danville. we are talking about two different places. when you became governor, danville had its issues but peoplet is boarded up, have left. young people have left. the old crisis is out of control, the murder rate is up, suicides are up, it is sad. i am not done. said is you trashing danville. >> pardon me while i am interrupting. after you voted against their interest, after you voted in suppo

weather. ( marty ) here is a live look at the (dave)persistent high pressure centered over the desert southwest and southern california will maintain warm and dry conditions inland. meanwhile, onshore flow and a persistent marine layer will keep temperatures near the ocean and bays a few degrees cooler than normal. inland areas will likely cool slightly starting around midweek as high pressure weakens. ( marty ) wildfires continue to ravage california. cal-fire estimates there are 300 fires buring in the golden state. in northern california, the ranch and river fires in mendocino county have burned 14- thousands acres. one home has been destroyed... and mandatory evacuations are in place. kron's charles clifford joins us live now from hopland with the latest... mandatory evacuations orders are also in effect in both lake and mendocino counties where two wildfires are burning. the river fire and the ranch fire are now part of the mendocino complex fire. together it is now 14-thousand acres... and 10-percent contained. this is what it looked like saturday evening. a viewer shot this video and sai

southwest will be the sole carrier on each route from oakland. the new routes bring the total number on daily nonstop flights operated by southwest out of oakland to . "happy birthday young lady" (justine) last night, we told you about the homeless man who sang "happy birthday" to a woman after she brought him a meal. now we get to see his reaction to his velvety voice going viral. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... coming up a bit later on... ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. <"happy birthday young lady"> (jrs) yesterday we told you about a homeless man who serenaded a woman on her birthday. tharising in in f is being dubbed the voice of velvet. (justine) a news station in houston decided

on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge over the desert southwest. it's bringing the hot desert temperatures back into california and the bay area. it will remain hot again tomorrow away from the coast with some highs in the 90s and low 100s. it should start to cool slightly on friday and over the weekend. more fog and cooler weather is expectd for the beginning of august next week. week.week.of august next the beginning of august next week. (vicki) we first we first told you about the fire through a push alert. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (grant) another big story tonight... the man accused in the vicious murder of a woman at a bart station made his first court appearance today(vicki) dozens of family and friends of victim nia wilson showed up to see defendant john cowell in person. kron 4's dan kerman was in the courtroom, he joins us from alameda county superiour court in oakland. (dan) family and friends of 18 year old nia wilson packed an oakland courtroom wednesday for the arraignment of t

southwest. patchy fog out there at best. not too much. the water temp is still cool. 61 up in clover dale. 59 in vallejo. 53 in point reyes and petaluma at 52. 47 and cool. not much of a breeze around the bay along sfo is west of 15. travis has come down a little bit but it was screaming overnight. 51 in san francisco, those are still really cold. but we're getting to that time of year where they should warm up in the mid 50s. up in the sierra, keep an eye on the sky. everything looks to be east and south but it's inching closer. so if you're by the coast today, a steady pattern and inland it gets warmer and hot. it will be in the 90s if you're away. in the 60s and also 70s. looks look a really quiet pattern for us. high clouds ro from the south. i don't see anything that would really give us cloudy skies yet. wednesday and thursday and we kind of keep it going a steady pattern for us. really quiet. which is fine. >> quiet is good. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >>> time is 4:20, as we speak a daring cave rescue of trapped soccer players

usually when we get a southwest wind, that's when the fog thickens up. some have a west southwest wind, but through santa rosa e.more on the afternoon onst temperatures coming up. >>> thank you, neda. let's get to the east bay on highway 4, with speeds in the green. looks good heading westbound out of antioch, 12 minutes to 680 there. looking great along the east shore freeway, starting at the little crowded but still green in the westbound direction. heading toward the maze, just under 15 minutes there. live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, right now looking like caltrans has at least one lane closed across the upper deck heading westbound. heads up if you're traveling that route. not seeing any delays so far, but it's early. at the bay bridge toll plaza, still seeing that backup continue to grow. we are in the yellow. back to you. >>> firefighters are making progress this morning on a hillside in santa clara county. the fire broke out yesterday and smoke was seen for miles as flames moved up this hillside, scorching more than 300 acres. >> high

the ocean southwest is unusually cold which means that by the time these air masses come to iceland theye heat or giving heed to the ocean and therefore they are also rather cold which makes our temperature is less warm and sort of colder by the usual. we will keep our fingers fraudster and hubby get a bit of sun and the next few days. japan has had extra ordinary weather in the last few months. the unprecedented heat wave with at least 80 people dying from heat stroke in the last few weeks. all previously records have been broken and the government has 110w been broken and the government has now declared the heatwave a natural disaster. rupert wingfield hayes reports from tokyo. injapan this month, the heat has become a mass killer. these volunteers are trying to stop it taking more lives. on the northern edge of tokyo, these apartment blocks are home to lots of elderly people. many of them alone and they are vulnerable to the extreme heat. 74—year—old woman lives here by herself but she says her daughters and making sure she stays out of danger. translation: i stay home all day because

in the southwest southbound 3rd street, we had all photographtr. that's change southbound 295, single lane getting by the crash there. the beltway ioong good this morning. no major problems there.> e're tracking two developing stories this morning. four people wereed stabbfter a soccer game in silver spring. take a look. this was the view from chopper 4 above new hampshire avenue. you ican see the ambulances taking the victims away. no one was seriously hurt. it's unclear what started this incident. it happened near hillandale park, south of the fda's office. no word on possible arrested this morning. >>>now, to the other developing story. the water isack on for customers in northeast and northwest. d.c. water said it fixed the i problem a pumping station on unit street. a malfunction left customers with lowo no water pressure last night. >>> there's a new person leading the public school system this morningn prince georges county. it agreed to end kevin maxwell's account last night with a settlement worth nearly $800,000. the board released a stat

chiefthat was southwest executive gary kelly.nitial public offering might be coming in the world deal, and shares of qualcomm are rising after the company scrapped its bid for rival nxt. those stories are next in our deals report. a reminder, you can check out all of our interviews on the bloomberg. for example, if you want to hear brian wheeze or talk about how he thought that facebook was going down ahead of today's drop, it was justified. you can check it out right there. we will talk about that and much more. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is gridlock p.m. in new york and 8:00 p.m. in london for it -- it is three clock p.m. in new york, and 8:00 p.m. in london. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlett: we are live and bloomberg world headquarters over the next hour. here are the top stories. facebook's meltdown weighing on equity markets. the companyezos, reports results after the close. and president trump is in the midwest to talk about jobs and industry meanwhile, threatening sanctions on turkey. we are an hour away from the

on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge over the desert southwest. it's bringing the hot desert temperatures back into california and the bay area. it will remain hot again tomorrow away from the coast with some highs in the 90s and low 100s. it should start to cool friday and over the weekend. more fog and cooler weather is expectd for the beginning of august next week. (ken) you can track the weather conditions in your neighborhood.. on your phone using our mobile app...and online at kron-4 dot com. find full forecasts and current conditions and breaking news push alerts with our app. you can download it right now. (pam) happening now: santa clara police are investigating the first possible homicide in the city this year. a father of three was found dead in a park last friday. (ken) initially.. police didn't say it was foul play.. but tonight they have arrested his co-worker. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to police.. and the victim's family. (hermela aregawi)poli sound 7.. received a call with a report about a man whose body was lying in this park

retaken much of the south laura but mainly reports a month of intense government bombardment from southwest syria and the devastation is clear. the military offensive started by government forces backed by russia have recaptured dura in the neighboring province of canape surrendering control of tourist city is a major defeat for the opposition. the birthplace of the syrian uprising seven years ago from where protests against regime's torture teenager has spread nationwide. i in some areas need syria's border with the israeli occupied golan heights government bombs have been replaced by buses in deal struck last month between the syrian government and rebel fighters anyone who refuses to live under the rule of president bashar assad so we move to the eclipse province in the north the displaced populations which i think this time it's around two hundred thousand people are unfortunately going to face the same. of. the same conditions faced by other communities who have left. and in homs before and most likely to be taken to. dozens of display syrians sought refuge from bombing near the it's r

west southwest still the on shore breeze. you can see that -- there's a little bit of cloud cover here. nothing that will give us cloudy skies, maybe partly sunny, partly cloudy. if you are inland it'll still be warm to hot. some of that cloud cover could filter in but it looks like even a dryer pattern. if not today probably won't be much. 60s, 70s, 80s, near average for this time of year. the traffic is behavioring. >> hold on. i'm looking at your temperatures. wait a minute. never mind. will you be here for nine? >> i'm leaving early today. >> i see. i won't be throwing to you. never mind. >> fine. be that way. >> okay. >> i will tell you what you want to know. >> you always do. you always do. >>> let's go out. it's friday. if you are watching at five you may not be watching at nine. i don't know. if you do watch all four hours hit me on twitter and let me know. this is a look at 580 westbound as you drive through the pass. you see road work and 580 westbound and eastbound will be slow. that road work should be picking up

southwest airlines launched new routes from oakland international airport. starting today, passengers can head to minneapolis-st. paul or indianapolis nonstop. there are also new routes to san antonio and newark, bringing the number of nonstop daily flights out of oakland by southwest to 34 today is amazon prime day. some people are excited. >> reporter: yes, good morning. amazon prime day kicks off this afternoon. it was created in 2014 to mark the company's 20th anniversary and drive prime membership levels. last year they surpassed sales from black friday and cyber monday. and the global market continues its run. the dow rose 94 points on friday. and cvs is apologizing of a white manager called the police on a black customer in the store after accusing her to have trying to use a phony coupon. the chicago woman said another manager challenged her wh tried to use the coupon. the company is investigating the incident. stealing costco customers? >> reporter: yes, the hot dog wars are heating up. news broke last week costco was pulling polish hot dogs from it

i sold fighters launched a series of suicide attacks in southwest syria. and an underground lake has been discovered on mars raising the possibility of life on the red planet. saudi arabia says it will temporarily stop transporting oil through the bab al manned strait it says who the fighters have attacked two tankers carrying crude oil one set of being likely damaged the straits located between yemen on the arabian peninsula and djibouti and at a trailer in the horn of africa the coalition says it's trying to protect shipping routes such as the gulf of aden and red sea which are being used to bring middle eastern oil and goods from asia through the suez canal to europe if oil can't transmit through an important channel like the bubble mind even for a short time it could lead to a substantial supply delay and higher shipping costs that could push up energy prices worldwide saudi arabia and its coalition. sunni muslim allies have been fighting in yemen for three years against the goofy's the rebels have been linked to iran during that time the u.s. has issu

west southwest winds through napa, and to the north we have the fires burning. once we see the west wind take over, that will help clear the sky and blow the smoke into places like the central valley, not san francisco or oakland. by noon today, startingto gelit contribute to cooleraty tempera through the afternoon, gusts will pick up, including the areas where the fires are burning. but the wind direction is changing and that will help things out as far as air quality is concerned. san josi today, 64 degrees for the high in san francisco. definitely going to feel cooler. you'll notice it out there. temperatures will continue to drop through the 4th of july holiday. >>> take a look at northbound 101, and you can see there's a tow truck with flares out there. looks like they may be closing off one of those lanes there, not seeing any backup here because of this crash, though. traffic is still very light and it's early, but we'll keep an eye on that for you. bay bridge toll plaza, definitely seeing delays. the backup continues to stretch beyond the 880 crossing, a

little like an airline pilot and telling you i know we have choices, and so thank you for flying southwest. there are at least three other events going on tonight about economic justice, poverty, and human rights. i think that says a lot about the community we live in durham and how much we care about these issues and engage with them, and it also says a lot about the state of the country that these are issues we are still talking. but i really appreciate you being here. i also want to thank tom for having me here. it means a lot to launch the book here. we moved to durham in 2002. i started the graduate program in the history department in the fall of 2002. and i had heard about the regulator before even moving to durham from other folks in the academy and people who do history or just love to read. i came here as an avid reader, and i brought my books here and now as someone who teaches at duke in the writing program, i order my textbooks through here. so if there is anybody that is an academic that doesn't order their textbooks through the regulator, you should. you should see tom for t

coming in from the southwest, it's not too strong. 11, 14 miles per hour even through fairfield. some of the breezier spots. so we definitely had gustier conditions in the past. that's why it's not impacting too many of us but here's a look at our futurecast. by 5 p.m. or so, we'll start to see a little breeze coming through do east of livermore in through fairfield as well by tonight. so overall, that ridge of high pressure that's still in place this is really going to be in place for a long time so what we are going to see is that heat from that ridge is definitely bringing heat across the desert southwest. a lot of moisture is foem, as w the moisture not quite reaching us. this low was nudging that ridge further south yesterday. for now though that low has lifted and that's giving the ridge of high pressure room to expand and strengthen and just stay put. game forecast today first pitch at 12:45 so a nice afternoon game. it will be sunny and breezy about 20, 25 miles per hour winds through at&t park and 68 degrees. let's show you what's going on with your afternoon highs today

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lake port has a west southwest. not reporting kelseyville. wind out of the north at nine. mostly there's a westerly or northwest. that's bringing in a lot of that. it's about 104, 105 again today. 50s on the temperatures to 60s for some. tropical clouds continue to move up in to the sierra. they will stay there, not impact us. there's plenty down there. southern nevada and arizona but not for us. 60s, 70s, and inland 80s, 90s. 4:34. let's see here. gilroy? no? tracy? solano? we are looking at solano county. having a little trouble talking sometimes which is rather unfortunate but here we go. vacaville, fairfield, vallejo,. >>> this commute looks good out to the bridge. there was a little bit of road work in the area but that's been picked up and traffic is moving well on 80 across the bridge and on 37. we are looking at the traffic andinto richmond. it looks good. a 16 minute drive. once you get to the bay bridge you will see traffic is light. flags aren't moving much. traffic looks good into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are watching the wildfires burni

traditionally at the southwest border dealing with a lot of mexican migration. that's not who we're seeing right now. can you talk a little from the operational perspective. different types of people coming with different types of needs or wants or desires coming in. how does that change how you -- what strategy do you use at the border and how you operationally manage that flow. >> i'm glad you asked, it's a really dramatic difference over the last five years. it's changed over decades and the last five years are the most significant. as you noted historically the patterns of illegal migration between ports of entry on the southwest border have been driven by mexican citizens coming for seasonal work. that was the primary pathway from the 1930's through 2009. 2009 was the first year that we dropped below 90% mexican nationals crossing our border between parts of entry illegally. >> and it's declined? >> absolutely. three of the last five years have been more than 50% non-mexican. almost all single adults, usually male. 90% through 2008 were single adults. now w

. >>> you are going to hear a lot about a significant heat wave hitting the desert southwest including the southern third of california. thankfully it is not coming here. we will get enough of the breeze to cut into the heat and we will not see triple digits but everyone to the south and east will for seven straight days. temperatures outside are in the 90s and we will stay hot. concord 92, 64 in san francisco, 81 san jose and 80 in santa rosa. see the distance? those are the tops of significant thunderstorms over the sierra. there were some half flash flood warnings over the last couple hours. concord 61, redwood city 60, napa in santa rosa 59. notice how they are the hitting the same spots? wouldn't be surprised if they get to-4 inches of rain this afternoon. anything around here, the answ is absolutely not, the atmosphere is stable. if you are heading to the beach, listen up. rip current threat is high tomorrow and wednesday, four people lost their lives due to rip currents over the weekend. serious business. you may want to consider not going in the water. the risk is substantial o

syrians have now been displaced by the government offensive to recapture rebel areas a province in the southwest and hopes of a ceasefire have been thrown into doubt. within opposition groups who have been negotiating with regime russia reports from beirut in neighboring lebanon. syrians continue to. united nations says two hundred seventy thousand people have a. military offensive now in its third week the remaining towns. and the. military campaign talks collapse. there is a military escalation to pressure the rebel factions to accept the russian military is conditions to end the assault those conditions are he relating for the opposition they just want them to give up everything after years of sacrifices they can't accept that. the opposition delegation involved in talks with the russian military which were mediated by jordan formally pulled out of negotiations and it's not clear if all rebel commanders support their decision but those who have made separate deals are being called traitors. to the representatives of a handful of towns have been signing so-called reconciliation deals with the

west southwest, 20, napa, they hit 80 yesterday. they have been stuck at 78 or 79 since last sunday. south wind in vacaville which gets hot. 56 to 60 on the water temperatures. san francisco, holding steady. 45 -- 58 down in monterey. you can see the cloud cover. where are you going? one goes that way. one goes that way. some of that cloud cover could drift in here later on. it looks like more mostly sunny to a few partly cloudy. if you are inland not as hot. few clouds and the humidity factor is higher if you get those clouds, 60s to the80s. temperatures, looks like back to near normal with 60s, 70s, 80s,. >> all right. thank you steve. >>> 4:50 is the time right now. the night santa rosa burned. the new movie telling the story of people who had to run their lives last october. >> i feel like we relieved it. it was real, it was raw. >> up next where you can see the new movie and how it's helping some people heal. ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ california to see the state's water infrastructu

so we'll start to see a southwest swell. hazards will take effect late tomorrow through saturday. if you want to go to the beach, it will be hot by the end of the week, but keep in mind the swell is 4 to 7-footers, so be careful at the ocean, even if you're walking. the waves could come at you. tomorrow for the 4th of july, it will be cloudy along the water. where the shows will be, we may get that marine layer tomorrow night for the fireworks show. it's something we're used to. it's a san francisco special. by the end of the week, temperatures are rising, and we'll have plenty of sunshine for the weekend. >>> tartine bakery is opening a new shop on 9th avenue near golden gate park. the bakery attracts long lines and will be serving their staples like croissants and sandwiches. >>> take a look at this tree house, four stories tall, more than 600 square feet, and costs $1 million. it opened last weekend inside a children's adventure garden in hot springs, arkansas. the builder says the idea is to give kids a hand-on opportuni

on this is live from london also coming up syrian rebels who surrendered in the southwest begin arriving in the north. transform a lawyer is condemned by the president after reports he secretly recorded a conversation about paying off a model and the baby he symbolizes the controversial u.s. policy of separating migrant families is reunited with his parents in honduras. an uneasy truce appears to be holding along the israel gaza border it follows a day of violence on friday that saw israeli astronauts and tank fire hit dozens of hamas targets following the death of an israeli soldier four palestinians were killed and at least one hundred twenty wounded stephanie jacka the latest from gaza . i. have masses military wing in the kasam brigades are burying their dead three of their members were killed on friday afternoon israel struck various ham ass monitoring posts along the border soon after an israeli soldier was shot from gaza he later died of his wounds sixty sites belonging to have mass were attacked by israeli forces late into the night a few rockets were fired from gaza in response

she actually ended up, she was one of the leaders in this women's group for kind of the southwest, and she ended up being put on the board of houston college, which is a methodist black college. i was a little kid, but i remember her taking me out there with her. friends who never saw anybody except the yard man, african-american, in the neighborhood where we lived and most of west austin for that matter, here were all these well-dressed african-americans in suits and nice dresses, going to school and professors. i knew something that my friends didn't know. i would tell them about it every once in a while. they would kind of shake their heads. people have to learn about reality. that was, i guess, one thing that may be more interested -- made me more interested as i matured to want to write a book like this. texans: aed "black history of african americans in texas." texas was going to be a spanish colony at first, an extension of mexico, which was a spanish colony. inumber of african-americans texas is limited. there was slavery in mexico, but there were also people who had gained the

of diplomacy in saudi to try to find a solution to syria's war as government forces push into the southwest and firefighters battle against massive wildfires that have killed six people and destroyed hundreds of homes in the u.s. states.

lawrence karnow: high pressure began to build out of the desert southwest today.temperatures were warmer as a result and in the upper 80s inland, with 70s around the bay and 60s and patcy fog at the coast. remnants of hurricane fabio are now headed toward california. you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. those clouds will begin to move into our sky late tonight and tomorrow. also big waves will continue along the south facing beaches at the coast. it will feel muggy on friday and we could see a few sprinkles as the clouds move through but it won't be much. temperatures will be warmer tomorrow too with 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland over the weekend but much cooler at the coast with patchy fog. the pattern stays pretty similar into next week. (vicki) the fourth july weekend is often the busiest time of the year for animal shelters... (catherine) kron four's philippe djegal reports from contra costa county. where animal services workers were taking in lots of runaways - spooked by the f

moisture out of the southwest. may be going northern california.nd head to northwest later next week. something to watch in the seven-day forecast. inland temperatures. 82. getting close to the 90s. watching south of morgan hill. that is the quarter where the heat is going to try to creep up through the coyote valley into the southern end of the valley tomorrow. hot in san jose. downtown temperatures upper 80s tomorrow. 90s expected around the tri-valley. getting up towards concord. 70s in oakland down toward hayward. coast sidebay. see san francisco close to70 tomorrow. north bay temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. so this ridge of high pressure which still has southwest sea breeze pattern. cool things lightly to the south and later in the week things may get interesting as the wind flow is off more southeasterly. we'll see moisture coming up in the bay area now. no projection of rainfall. fire damage concern, watch for a chance of major things and thunder showers. seven-day forecast right now looks like this. not much change over the next coupl

high pressure will then begin to build out of the desert southwest. that will bring hot weather to the valleys with fog at the coast keeping things much cooler. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland with 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay. subtropical moisture will move in on friday to bring partly cloudy skies and muggy weather. it will be hotter over the weekend with some temperatures in the valleys moving well into the 90s. cooler weather is expected in the middle of next week. (catherine) one way to make sure you get a good view of the fireworks - tune into kron4'ju we'll cover firewo shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco..televised live. the fun starts at 9:00- right here on kron 4. (vicki) another big story tonight:a fourth of july standoff at the statue of liberty has ended. a person climbed on the base of "lady liberty" - then refused to come down.after about three hours police were able to climb up and get the woman... the standoff started just after a few people were arrested for hanging a ba

so that's all from the monsoonal moisture across the desert southwest. yes, it's still there and now it's building. here's a live look emeryvrinow. vetop of t bridge, , thlothat's kicking off with low visibility in some locations. so drivers beware. cong up. , jaclyn will talk but also want to show you what it looks like over across the golden gate bridge. that's where visibility is very low. this is going to be a tough drive for many commuters this morning. so yes, also a little light drizzle in the air. the overall picture for northern california shows that coastal cloud coverage which we are getting this morning because of a slight onshore breeze a little west wind pushing it inland. but also from the south, we are looking at higher clouds and that's what we may see this afternoon and that's also what may bring us that chance for afternoon lightning strikes especially across higher elevations places like the sierra nevada and for us, as well. half moon bay visibility down to 4. mountain view 8. hayward 5. it's the north bay where it's continuing to dr

it's in southwest d.c. news 4's mark seagraves got hand the scenes tour. >> reporter: every stadium has sky suiteses, but here the suites are on the field and open up to this patio. no other stadium in the country will get fans as close to the ight here you'll get to d.c. united games. now one of the traditions from l rfk that make its way here to audi field is that of the are a cone for years raccoons have been spotted in and around the stadium even in the locker rooms. it led to some fan heckling. ert d.c. united has embraced the raccoon and you'll see raccoon gray is the color that hold up the structures of the stadium. this is the visiting team locker room. you can tell it is nice and eacious but the hom team is much nicer. they will have wooden lockers. we take you in there but they're still putting on the finishing touches. >> raccoon gray. who knew? when we come back, duped by love? the i teamd introduou to people who said it was happening to them and now a scheme to earn u.s. citizenship is catching