environment at high altitude particles the jets engine eggs or to form so-called contrails and cirrus stratus clouds which also contribute to global warming and the number of lives within europe is growing steadily last year there were just around 10000000 of them between destinations on the continent pedia that is expected to more than double by 2050 up to 25000000 so everyone talks about climate change but that doesn't stop people from flying what to do our correspondent kate ferguson is of that aviation meeting in light seek for us hello kate and i believe i mean this is a national aviation summit and i believe it's also part of the grand coalitions genda so didn't come out of the blue chancellor angela merkel was speaking there what did she have to say. monica well i'm glad americal arrived by helicopter she landed just metres away from where i'm standing now on board with her were the economy minister of. transport minister and i asked scheuer now of course i'm going back to has a very busy day today she came to life safe to talk about the future of german aviation and she's ready on her

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tomorrow it is patchy, that stratus in the morning, and then some mid-andnd and and clouds in the afternoon. that's monday afternoon. tuesday we are still looking at the influence of the moisture and the measurable precip along the coast. 90s in san jose. 87 in sunnyvale. 80s on the peninsula for you arriving this afternoon, redwood city, palo alto. in the sunset it should be mild, 68 there. north bay, 92 calistoga. 83 in voyage. in the east bay, it is going to be warm, in the 80s for hayward and fremont. 78 in richmond. 82 in hercules, inland. mid 90s. 91 in san ramon, blackhawk. tomorrow, 70 at the beach. mid 80s around the bay and near 100 inland. some of the kids are still off. not many. as we go through the middle of the week it is a little hotter because of the humidity. but my next weekend we are cooling off. should be a great looking beach weather for the holiday, labor day. >> great. >>> can you imagine, a whole week of wheel of fortune shows with the san francisco bay area theme? it is happening. it will air in the spring as part of the show's great american city showcase. i got a

looking to the north, there is the transamerica tower and you can see we have a beautiful bank of stratus that comes in through the marine layer which is helping and showing the signs of a cooldown. numbers and 59 in san francisco, 61 at livermore so it is nice to see 7 am, low clouds but watch what happens tomorrow and sunday, sunday more impressive, clouds will come inland and they keep going. sacramento wake up to low-grade clouds we typically see over the bay area tomorrow and that is how strongly onshore flow will be and that is how we know the cooldown will keep going. the biggest drop though is happening today and we will drop the numbers a few more degrees into tomorrow to keep the trend going for the weekend. it is great timing if you wanted to be able to get outside for the weekend and not worry about the heat. 87 concord is average and 86 in livermore, 82 san jose, 88, all coming back to write in the neighborhood for where we are supposed to be this time of year. let's look at the red bull's-eye which shows up by the time we get to wednesday and thursday and you'll see the numb

the low stratus clouds entire mid-level clouds. a unique day.here is a week weather system sitting right off of the coast during the higher clouds over much of northern california. that will look a little bit different but we are also building in the marine layer for any of us. we kind of have a layer of clouds. perfect example looking over the airport in san jose, you're looking at the bottom later. plenty of low-grade clouds. certainly low-grade clouds over the bay bridge and the entire bay at this point. as far as the temperatures go, that is not the big story. in the low to mid 60s. i think the thing you will notice more than temperatures in the to mi60s is these back to that it is kind of humid out there for us, anyway. you will notice more humidity in the air then you are used to typically feeling today and that is part of saturday's story. sunday is different. for saturday it will be a bit humid and cooler. 66 degrees is the number for san francisco. that is not that big of a change in the temperatures when i say cooler. look at the inlan

them by later on today we're absent of the stratus but pushes back inland, a lit of it.louds to boot monday, monday night into tuesday. that's that system i showed you level clouds. south bay 90s san jose, 86 in milpitas. on the peninsula we're warmer from 83 in redwood city and palo alto, upper 70s zandt san mateo. 72 downtown, upper 60s in the sunset. partly cloudy there. look how the numbers respond to the high pressure ridge with 90s sonoma, 89 santa rosa, calistoga, you're getting hot at 92. on the east bay. today about 6 degrees warmer in oakland. 80, 86 orinda, union city and fremont. head inland and reds indicate those mid-90s really getting hot from antioch to pittsburgh, 94 in concord. san ramon 91 at 4:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast. today we're turning up the heat with 60s coast side 90s in the bay, inland. warmer for everyone except at our beaches. tomorrow we'll add on another 4 to 5 degrees around the bay and inland. looking at the heat continuing for a portion of the day on tuesday. the rest of the bay will see a sea breeze. we're going to see ext

the chances of moving from the bottom fifth of our economic stratus to the top fifth is about 7.5%. it does not happen a lot. productivity has almost doubled since 1980. real wages have stayed relatively flat. i want to talk to you as a ceo in general, not even of just united. you had -- i have got a good quote from your wonderful staff that you want united to be a company that is both profitable and principled, where employees not only make a living, but make a wonderful life for themselves and their families. how are you helping people? is that an obligation of a ceo? oscar: it is a complete and total obligation. it is so easy in this day and to give that responsibility to others -- not my job. my job is to make money for my investors. but it is an obligation. social views, philosophical concerns -- we sit in my world over 100,000 people worldwide. connecton in life is to people to the things that matter most. the second part is unite the world. that is not a phrase by me up. and that gives me a lot of clarity and support and confidence about having an obligation to do all the rig

some patchy stratus there. from the exploratorium camera, we will see a lot of sunshine across the bay area. we are in the upper 50s in livermore. 55 in santa rosa. for the next several hours we are cool, but the fog stays at the coast. by 11:00 we are in the upper 70s around san ramon. those reds coming into play in the inland valleys. we're warm, in the 90s there. as we go through the 7:00 hour, we are looking at temperatures dropping, but not that much. it will stay pretty mild throughout the evening hours. kumasi. >> thanks, lisa. >>> among the firestorm suiv cc from insurance companies are set to expire. now he is showing us only a few have returned to their homes. >> reporter: in sonoma county the rebuilding process has become a race against time. houses go up, the clock winds down. >> it is going to be real close. >> reporter: larry kieser of coffey park owns one of 5400 homes that burned in the tubbs fire. he is not one of the 831 completed. he is one case among 2,100 facing and insurance deadline for a

these are fog or stratus clouds. these are high cirrus level clouds as we begin to contend with remnant moisture from what was former tropical storm gil. look how that is moving from south to north. it's very interesting to see both the desert monsoon across the area south of arizona there. that's going to bring thunderstorms up towards tucson and phoenix. but this other batch of moisture, something you're going to see more of during the day tomorrow. we're talking some increasing high clouds at times for monday. and stay tuned monday night into tuesday. it likes the areas in green which represent the muggy factor, if you want to call that it in the forecast, that's going to ramp up by tuesday morning. so you might notice that change and the air outside. it may feel a little more sticky by the time you get into tuesday. we're going have a cooldown as you go through the middle part of the week. keep an eye on the forecast late tomorrow and tuesday. we'll see more clouds. no showers in the forecast right now. i think w

victoria was saying she is more of an alto stratus kind of girl, but anyway. them! i can throw in cirrus, and that is as far as can throw in cirrus, and that is as farasi can throw in cirrus, and that is as faras i can can throw in cirrus, and that is as far as i can get. let's talk about something else. this is a shocking story. a shortage of intravenous feed supplies has been declared a national emergency incident by health chiefs and affects hundreds of patients across england. the situation is so serious the nhs is considering importing supplies from other countries to meet the needs of patients who depend on them. alison freeman reports. it's a painstaking process that michelle has to go through every day just to stay alive. she has intestinal failure, and gets no benefits from eating or drinking like most other people. instead, these liquid packs provide all of her nutrients, calories and hydration directly into her bloodstream. it's life—sustaining for me. without it, ijust couldn't survive. so it's extremely important that we get this nutrition. it's c

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san francisco, we're getting a bit of that fog and we are expecting for some of that stratus to make way inland. but we'll get much better clearing in our inland areas. and temperatures right now they're much cooler, they're significantly cooler in the south areas. we're talking 70s and 80s but no triple digits. >> thank you so much. i want to keep talking about the weather because there was a nightmare scenario on one of the hottest days of the year. a baby was locked in a car with no parent in sight. this happened thursday afternoon in union city. a city worker was in a parking lot when she said she heard this 1-year-old baby crying in the car next to her. windows were slightly cracked. the worker call police who came and got the baby out. mom got there when the cops did along with her 3-year-old and 6-year-old daughters. they said they were checking out a book at the library and that took longer than expected. police say that baby was inside the car for about 25 minutes. >>> police have released body cam video of an altercation involving a controversial former officer. this video

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