st helena have jumped hurdles to get here.heir tiny island is just 6,000 and they've travelled well over 4,000 miles to reach the competition. if it wasn't for the delay caused by covid, they might not have been here at all. the last games we came to was four years ago. . we onlyjust got here. if we're going to the island games in the next two years, _ it's almost going to be impossible for the football team to go. - yes, yes. but they made it this time and jacqui's got her photo. my husband said, "you're never going to do this." "you're never going to do this." and i've achieved it. so i'm very happy. i'm on the 4:00 ferry, so i've onlyjust done it by the skin of my teeth. all the teams we played were very competitive, i but they were very respectful. that's the competitors, but also - the people everywhere around here. they're very friendly people. we had about two schools. it's all these five, - six year olds come support. they were singing for a minute, one to minute 90, st helena i all through the game. all true. and that

and i literally have st helena to get my 24. so i've come to a football match.e of hours left before herferry home, jacqui's tracked down the missing team as they played their last game. now, we didn't know what to expect. we came into the unknown. so we only have six teams in a league and no international competition here. and that's probably if they come to the island, the navy or something come in once in a blue moon. yeah. and we play them and then we only play six months of the year because six months the field is used for cricket. so i've been following the football team. don't know nothing about football, but i'm following them just st helena have jumped hurdles to get here. the population of their tiny island is just 6,000 and they've travelled well over 4,000 miles to reach the competition. if it wasn't for the delay caused by covid, they might not have been here at all. the last games we came to was four years ago. . we onlyjust got here. if we're going to the island games in the next two years, _ it's almost going to be impossible for the football tea

st. helena, you can see the burn scars of fires that have ravaged this area time and time again starting with the tubbs fire in 2017, the kincade fire in 2019, and the glass fire in 2020. >> everyone who lives here drives by every day and gets that constant reminder. some people may tune it out a little bit, but not those that were heavily impacted, not those that had to evacuate. >> reporter: jason clay has only been with cal fire a little over a year, but says even in his relatively short time with the unit he can feel the anxiousness from the surrounding community on these red flag days. >> the number of phone calls we received today from the smoke in the region from the fires up north, there's a lot of concern. >> reporter: throughout the red flag conditions all stations in the lake napa unit are at peak staffing levels. there are extra firefighting aircraft on standby and strike teams are prepositioned in strategic areas. >> it's this time of year that our firefighters really start to be extra vigilant and ready to go for the long haul as these wind driven fires can go and damage co

st. helena and santa rosa, it is mostly in the high elevation areas, but nonetheless, lower humidity, we are dealing with the hottest day of the week, and wind up to 40 miles per hour expected. we are keeping a very close eye on that, that will expire tonight around 8:00. it is a warm day for us all throughout the santa clara valley, in the 90s today, and in the east bay, still sitting in the triple digits. and yes today is the warmest day of the week but luckily we see a big change in this forecast so don't stress too much, we are still dealing with excessive heat risk especially in places like antioch. but watch what happens by thursday, it'll start to get a lot better. by friday, we are talking about 70s and the forecast for us as the low pressure moves in, the heat dome will move away and we are replacing it with a low-pressure pushing in from the north. in the north bay, we are still under that red flag morning, don't forget, we are sitting in the 90s for now and we will call down to the 80s tomorrow. watch the east bay, triple digits today, we are talking about low 70s in the matte

we also had some weapons from russia to st. helena. i know to assuming that the unit a lot to do, if the cna it could make or get better when consuming and then i think this war would be over much sooner. the line. yeah. to get to that will be all the owner but old weapons are all the cna has the soldiers here facing the enemy, that's better armed and better trains. taking inspiration from ukrainian fighters, the chin or modifying civilian drones to launch air strikes. their targets or the tanks and supply cons away. so man more is armed forces the of the in return, the hunter has targeted ton long a town once home to 12000 people. the cna has set up a command post here. the town has seen the fiercest fighting since the civil war began. the hunter has bombed the town more than a 100 times in recent months. it's desperate to recapture this strategically important area. but after winning a battle at the tons long hospital, the cna now controls more than 70 percent of the town. there's a need to do, does a little. i'm sad because i lost f

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st. helena. we will keep you updated on this warm forecast.ing into this weekend like the sonoma county fair. >>> right now, the deadly fires on the island of maui continue to burn out of control as firefighters try to contain those flames. the confirmed number of people killed jumped overnight. that figure now stands at 36. officials say fires have burnt more than 270 structures. >> oh my gosh. look at the harbor. >> a view from a private helicopter shows the scope of that destruction. the flames were fueled by strong winds from hurricane dora that passed south of the hawaiian islands. thousands of people ran for shelter. >> this is not even the worst of it. you still have dead bodies in the water floating and on the seawall. we have been pulling people out since last night. >> we are still trying to assess the amount of damage. the road to recovery will be long. >> shelters are packed with residents who have nowhere else to go and san francisco mayor london breed is among the tourists who had to evacuate the island. despite fierce winds appe

st. helena to check on the vines there. >> reporter: there is no doubt, this has been an unusual summer toppedn more than 80 years. but through it all, grapevines live on. they've seen it all before. heavy overcast was enough to take the edge off predicted 90-degree weather. visitors to the winery didn't need the shade trees to stay cool even this late in the summer. >> we have a few days that are incredibly hot, and then today i am thinking this is maybe part of hurricane hilary from san diego. >> reporter: it's not actually part of the hilary storm front. that's further east. but it could be influencing how gray is humid it is in august. light rain fell briefly on parts of napa and sonoma counties in the morning. >> i had a few rain drops on my drive in. >> reporter: brooks painter is director of wine making. he says from the start it looked like the storm would miss but you never know. >> we look at the weather five times a day. it's always a consideration. >> reporter: as it is the trace amount of rain that's fallen is no threat to the vineyards. with the unusually cool summer, the grapes

st. helena off into napa and sonoma this is going to be a really dr day for us up into the pockets.ative humidity, below 20%. t add to that it's one of the warmest days we're going to hav all week long. we're talking about 90s down into the santa clara valley. triple digits off into the east inland hills and anywhere from pittsburg into brentwood in the triple digits today. luckily there's a big change in the forecast later this week. 90s up into the nort bay and more on that coming up in a bit. beyonce concert is tonight. expect 80s turning int 70s and we're going to cool dow fast head bag the weekend forecast. more on that in a bit for now over to you g. >>> all right, thank you. right now parts of northern californi are seeing power shutoffs because of the high winds and the dry conditions that jess gasogenessed. pg&e says they will begin inspecting equipment and turn it back on once the weather improved. the north bay mountains also under the first red flag warning in the past tw years. that's due to both the heat and the smoke from wildfires up north. eastern nap county is on h

st. helena and stays ready to respond to the threat of wildfires. >> i developed a sense of paranoia after the fires in 2015 and 2016 and as a result, i decided to take out about one acre of the forest right below the house. it just so happens that we finish the work on saturday and the tuft fire started on sunday. when firefighters got to the house, they were now able to save the house. >> a red flag warning is something that he pays close attention to is a member of the fire safe counsel. >> a red flag warning as an opportunity to say we have to make sure we are ready. do we have a go bag and is the car full of gas, are we packed with what we need. >> that the ten-hour or nine- hour window. >> unit chief earth cal fire sonoma lake and napa county and said they are fully staffed. >> we have a strike team sitting in williams and in that area, standing by to go north, south, east or west and we call it a pre-position and do that regionally. it bolsters our normal day-to- day level of activity. >> posts show some of the resources available and staged, just in case. >> we are continuing to tr

st. helena in the footsteps of napoleon, in the caricature, the search by british ministers for uninhabited refugees looks like this blindfolded darts in front of a world map, where to throw them away. we want to send more people to rwanda. we really want to launch this scheme, unfortunately, at the moment our plan is stuck in the courts. but we have other ideas more than 100,000 ukrainians can be expelled from the uk when their visas run out , the telegraph warns. so ukrainians can join the queue of almost 200,000 people whose documents are being considered by the migration service and share all the hardships of migrants from africa and the middle east british by their actions. they also hope to scare away illegal immigrants from this point of view, and the barge, which the british themselves compare with a floating prison and the barracks are migration centers where distant rwanda gets sick and fights. that's all, it's so bad that it's very good, only the prime minister himself is a bait for illegal immigrants, more like a bait than a scarecrow. here to pull up english to learn. and lead

st. helena. it supports the nonprofits innovative napa valley culinary training academy. dan: a program that educates and empowers people who have struggled with homelessness, substance abuse, or other life challenges. cornell bernard was the mc for this very uplifting and meaningful event. since the program started in 2017, the culinary training academy has graduated more than 125 students, many of whom have landed jobs in the bay area's hospitality industry. ama: the city of alameda wants to introduce residents to a local celebrity. dan: the superstar is a goose named buddy. ama: she lives near the seaplane lagoon ferry terminal but has a broken wing. well cared for and not in pain. she's living a good life's on free property and its ok for everyone to stop by and say hi. officials want to remind everyone, don't feed bread to geese because it can be dangerous. dan: he's awfully cute. ama: we need a check on the weather. dan: we talked about hurricane hilary. sandhya: hopefully buddy likes the weather. let's take a look at our changing forecast. this is how it was around

st. helena covered these redwood trees with ash, choking their cells, turning them to stone. >> it was first discovered by charles evans, also known as petrified charlie, in 1870. >> reporter: this to fight forest has long been a curiosity. the tourist destination, drawing visitors for 153 years. >> robert stephenson came here in 1880. >> reporter: but kris conley always knew it simply as home . >> we came up here in about 1958. my mother managed the petrified forest here for like 26 years. that was my great aunt holly. >> reporter: conway is a descendent of bouquet, along with her husband, but the petrified forest in 1914. >> she had a buggy whip, and people got out of hand with her, she would use it. >> reporter: the land has remained in conway's family for 109 years >> these are petrified logs. >> reporter: from the greentree to the giant. >> by the time i was 9 years old, i started giving tours. they had pick and troubles into the volcanic ash. got the coffee shop. my sister and i would have a lot of fun here.we would start this still spinning. i think it needs a little wd-40. my mom's h

st. helena. temperatures are going to back down on friday before the slow warm-up kicks in saturday, sunday monday and tuesday with a trend towards normal conditions as we get closer and closer to the last day of august, which is right around the corner, next thursday. temperatures will be at their hottest tomorrow and it will take another five or six days for temperatures to approach that level again. not until we likely hit the middle of next week. be ready to sweat tomorrow. >>> time for a check of what is ahead at 6:00 as we switch over to juliette goodrich. >> thank you! it is a troubling trend, landlords struggling with debt and walking away from their own loans. it happened with the westfield mall and major hotels and now one of the biggest apartment towers in the city is at risk of becoming a downtown default. we hear from the renter paying top dollar to live in a place they cannot even afford to pay its bills. >>> plus, calls in one south bay town to bring back civilian police oversight

st. helena. visitors to the winery didn't need the shade trees to stay cool even this late in the summer. >> we have a few days that are incredibly hot. and then today, i'm thinking this is maybe a part of hurricane hilary from san diego. >> reporter: it's not actually a part of the hilary storm front. that's much further east. but it could be influencing how gray and humid it is in august. light rain fell briefly on parts of napa and sonoma counties in the morning. >> i actually had a few rain drops on my drive in this morning. >> reporter: the director of wine making. he said from the start it looked like the storm would miss the region. but in farming, you never know. >> we look at the weather five times a day. and so it is always a consideration. >> reporter: as it is the trace amount of rain that's falling is no threat to the vineyards with the unusually cool sum or so far. they say the grapes are maturing more slowly about 2 to 3 weeks behind schedule. the different colors in this cabernet

st. helena. it supports the nonprofits innovative napa valley culinary training academy. a program that educates and empowers people who have struggled with homelessness, substance abuse, or other life challenges. cornell bernard was the mc for this very uplifting and meaningful event. since the program started in 2017, the culinary training academy has graduated more than 125 students, many of whom have landed jobs in the bay area's hospitality industry. ama: the city of alameda wants to introduce residents to a local celebrity. dan: the superstar is a goose named buddy. ama: she lives near the seaplane lagoon ferry terminal but has a broken wing. well cared for and not in pain. she's living a good life's on free property and its ok for everyone to stop by and say hi. officials want to remind everyone, don't feed bread to geese because it can be dangerous. dan: he's awfully cute. ama: we need a check on the weather. dan: we talked about hurricane hilary. sandhya: hopefully buddy likes the weather. let's take a look at our changing forecast. this is how it was around the

st. helena in the footsteps of napoleon , in the caricature, the search by british ministers for uninhabitedees looks like blindfolded darts in front of a world map, where to throw them away. we want send more people. we really want to launch this scheme, unfortunately, at the moment ours. stuck in the courts, but we have other ideas more than 100,000 ukrainians can be expelled from the uk when their visa runs out telegraph warns africa and the middle east the british through their actions. they hope to scare away illegal immigrants, and from this point of view and a barge, which the british themselves compare with a floating prison, and baraki are migration centers where distant rwanda gets sick and fights. that's all, it's so bad that it's even very good, only the prime minister himself is a rishinok for illegal immigrants, more like a bait than a scarecrow, because then he was able to become a millionaire and even prime minister in britain and even the prime minister the prime minister is an example to everyone so that everyone here hopes pull up. to learn and lead this country elizaveta

st. helena in the footsteps of napoleon, the british with their actions.care away illegal immigrants and from this point of view, the barge, which the british themselves compare with a floating prison, and barracks are migration centers where they get sick and fight, and yes. kairuanda, it's all so bad that it's even good, only prime rishi sunok himself is more a bait than a scarecrow for illegal immigrants, because he then their settlers could become a millionaire in britain and even the prime minister the prime minister is an example to everyone so that everyone here hopes to learn english here and learn and lead this country elizaveta herzen boris khalfin alexander gusev and natalya markevich television component tv london ntv viewers in the capital are waiting for the release of the program today in moscow we will continue our broadcast for other regions in the central part of the country. and that's what we'll talk about later in our issue. large-scale construction, liberated cities in the donbass specialists from all over the country are restoring wi

st. helena, 43 miles per hour out of the north. the north winds will aid in our warm up. looking at a preview of what we can expect, 60's at the coast. 70's, closer to the bay. oakland should top out around 80. triple digits in wind. we will talk about when we cool down in a few minutes. stephanie: new details, a day spa in richmond is raising concerns after two people died from legionnaires' disease they likely caught at the spa. the business was operating without permits. >> the day down by public health officials following two deaths from legionnaires' disease. >> two individuals died. a third individual survive. >> the third man tested positive in june but the other two died this week after visiting the spa days before. konta health officials are trying to track down others who visited the spas well. >> we are trying to secure things like credit card receipts as a way to get in touch with people who may have been here. >> legionnaire is lakes and streams. health concerns -- >> the way you get this bacteria is because it lives in water droplets. especially in situation

st. helena. visitors to the winery didn't need the shade trees to stay cool.a few days that are incredibly hot. and then today, i'm thinking this is maybe a part of hurricane hilary from san diego. >> reporter: it's not a part of the storm front. that's much further east. but it could be influencing how gray and humid it is in august. light rain fell briefly. >> i actually had a few rain drops on my drive in this morning. >> reporter: the director of wine making at visa. he says from the start it looked like the storm would miss that region. but in farming, you just never know. >> we look at the weather five times a day. it's always a consideration. >> reporter: as it is, the trace amount of rain is no threat to the vineyards with the cool summer so far. they say the grapes are maturing more slowly, about two to three weeks behind schedule. the different colors in this cluster will show how they're ripening, still too hot and immature to show any threat from the rain. it's only when they become vulnerable to mold and mildew from that unexpected storm. >> the t

st. helena, and we're going to keep an eye on this not only for the winds, but the possibility of some ofdo start spreading rapidly. so we could see the north bay mountains and maybe the diablo range being included in this fire weather watch. that's at the national weather service's call and we will bring you that info as they make it available to us. and the shift in the winds will also make it more difficult to breathe for some people, as we are tracking not only hazy skies, but that wildfire smoke coming in from the pacific northwest. look at wednesday morning, we start with many shades of red through the north bay, the sacramento valley and most of the bay area will be impacted. as the day goes on, we'll see it push through. wednesday evening, i think better conditions as we go into thursday and friday. so a couple of hours ahead to keep an eye on the forecast, and i'll be doing that right here. for now, back to you. >> thank you. >>> to breaking news in san francisco in the tenderloin, rocked by a late-nice police shooting. the suspect now critically injured. >> bob redell is live fo

st. helena. 86 this afternoon.th, 80s into yucaipa. >>> normally rank bars based on drinks and vibe. but one san francisco bar is on the map because of its bathroom. one of the ten finalists for the 2023 america's best bathroom contests. the restrooms got renovated back in march and you can see why it would be considered a finalist. it's a sleek looking bathroom with bright tile and backlit mirrors and also has three new toilets. ooh. i feel like -- if i've been drinking really late at night and i was in that bathroom i'd be very confused. >> you go somewhere and you need to use the bathroom? how's this one gointo look. really cute bar. bard has >> i do remember nice bathrooms. you know good for you guys. on in map. >>> all right, also on the map, not a cruel summer for taylor swift's new eras tour crew. the pop superstar reportedly handed out $55 million in bonuses. according to tnz that includes $100,000 to each truck driver her tour. she is getting ready to play six shows at l. a.'s stadium starting tomorrow. ok