temps won't matter. coast and bank and again anytime that moisture takes the turn, some of that could produce a few high clouds. but right now it doesn't look like it's coming into our area 60 seventies eighties anywhere near the water nineties to near 100, england. little change tomorrow cooler. friday and the saturday you guys alright? see time is 4 20, a deadly heat wave in texas making homeless shelters. they're scrambled to get people off the streets. all this comes as we expect a major climate change announcement today from president biden, but first more than four years after the mass shooting at a high school in parkland, florida survivors get a chance to share their stories in court. this burger will blow your mind? really? how? bacon two ways... cheese two ways... any more questions? try my $5.99 double bacon cheesy jack combo. my 100% beef burgers are seasoned as they grill. like my new double bacon cheesy jack, with double the bacon and double the cheese. it's so good, i put my name on it! th

water temps have come up.hy montara pacific and pillar point or warmer, upper fifties low sixties. so a mild morning here, low clouds and fog in place. drizzle in place. no tropical clouds for us, at least not now. but northern sacramento valley, northeast california dealing with it the highs up in seattle, and it's giving them record heat. but for us very quiet except up in the mountains where it's starting to pick up. we could well see a lot of drizzle, but we could get some tropical clouds here on the weekend. sixties seventies eighties on the temps, maybe a little bit warmer inland, but really very quiet pattern for us. all right. thank you, steve a couple in san francisco, warning others about someone trying to trick their way into people's homes up next what to look out for, especially if you are expecting a delivery. huge earthquake hits the philippines of magnitude seven point. oh when we come back, we'll show you the first pictures of the damage caused by that quake. to a seven point oh magnitude eart

that's the inland temps.again, livermore from 96 will go 89 san jose downtown 86 to 82, but i think east san jose will probably close around 86 87. fifties sixties on the temps or so, so mild morning we've had a couple of those here, but we should get a little bit cooler here on this big fog bank is the high kind of loses its grip for a couple of days. but it's not really going anywhere. it'll be back by the time we get to around thursday and friday, highest today, 60 seventies eighties still some nineties well inland, but overall, we are looking for a little bit cooler. next couple of days looks warm to hot again. quick pop on thursday friday, especially friday. and then it looks like cooler weather will start to kick back in for the weekend, especially sunday, then going into monday panel. we're going to take full advantage of the enormous size of this dome. nasa unveils its first photo from its powerful space telescope up next we have the details on the planetarium that's offering a free public showing of

water temps are just again.arping on this, but when they're the coldest in a decade, it's worth mentioning. 50 51 52 san francisco, but we came down from 55 to 52 in just 24 hours. that is amazing. santa rosa quarter mile visibility after that it improves peddling before half moon bay a mile and three quarters. i was looking at the web camera from sam's charterhouse, and it is gray gray gray out there, no doubt about it. 51 pacific montara 55 pillar 550.53 lot of fifties low fifties woodside atherton mid to upper fifties elsewhere on the peninsula, south los los altos hills, 55 56 lots of fog filling in. there's some breaks in it, though compared to yesterday, those lows to the west and the north are knocking down the high, so that's what's ushering in some cooler air for us here inland. monsoon moisture continues to be a huge deal, but in southern california, southern nevada and also big time into arizona, so i mean there's going to be some big time boomers down there over the next few days, 60 seventies eighti

and when the water temp at san francisco bowie is 54, what do you see on temps in the city?tion. but when it's 49 or 50, then you see colder lows when it's 58, then you see warmer. lowest san bruno mountain point oh, four. bodega bay point. oh, three point race, 3.0.1. oakland berkeley hills, 0.1 and our observer michael polanski and san francisco also at the point on one now, giving him 15 1 hundred's total for the month. that's a very wet july rain season, started new in july. 1st west southwest 25 out of travis. they've had gusta 36 mph. there's just i mean, i think you could record one of my monday tuesday shows and play it now because i just don't have much to tell you. everything is stuck. sixties seventies eighties nineties fifties on most of the temps here, upper fifties sunnyvale 59 san jose 59 53 santa rosa little cooler there low clouds. fog will retreat. a couple of systems, though one will also bring in some rain to the north. i'll show you that in a second lots of activity. las vegas northern arizona has been hammered, especially around prescott grand canyon, a

that's because the water temp went up to 59. so they're not budging too much, but a lot of sixties here so if you can break through the fog bank, you know, maybe pop up a little bit there, but that low is giving us that cool down as it bumps the high out of the way the floor around the high does get very close. coming in from the south up at lake thau. but most of that activity thunderstorm activities just to the south and east. it stays there today. maybe friday. saturday, it might creep a little bit more towards tahoe. 60 seventies eighties on your temps. tomorrow we'll start a little warm up more so friday, saturday before it looks like another cool down sunday monday, you too. thank you, steve. it's now 8 22 12 year old boys arrested after police say they were playing with a handgun, pointing it at cars, including one with children inside, coming up, more body camera video that shows where the deputies found the boys and why authorities say this is part of a troubling trend. and giving kids the tools they need to succeed. th

fifties sixties on most of the temps. under clear skies any forties now, but it's getting close for a few point raises in there is close to park 51. but there are some fifties sixties and if you're in the higher elevations, it's in the seventies low to the west of the high right there in the four quarters, nothing has changed. what has changed is a little bit of moisture taking the turn now. in southern california see that by san diego and los angeles and also in the high desert, few high clouds may drift up. i'd say southern part of our viewing area, maybe santa clara valley. most of this, though, looks to stay pretty far south. again it is just missed it by that much over in this south lake tahoe truckee area. there's tons of moisture is just south and east for right now, sonny for all nice to heart, sixties seventies eighties and nineties does look slightly cooler inland, but only by a degree or two. a little bit warmer going into wednesday, at least inland. there's not much change coast in bay, and then it does look c

it's just kind of held in check so inland temps.hints that may come down a couple degrees, but after a couple of days of where they live under forecast and some of the inland temps, i'm reluctant to do it for right now by the weekend, yes. two for tuesday. big fog bank. otherwise, it will be clear, cool to mild to warm to hot, mostly sunny inland. there are a few high clouds to the east and the south 60 seventies eighties nineties on those temps. alright over to sound now highway 46 80 that's right. highway four is pretty slow, steve because i think it's a couple of reasons the community usually slow on how we four, but this morning, we have a bart interruption between concord and pleasant hill station. there is a bus spread set up so you can get through, but it's making it harder on the on the bart system, and this is because of a grass fire near the bar tracks between concord and pleasant hill. we're just about to have a live report from the scene to give us details about that. but the long story short here is that if you you take

for some, i mean the water temps came up so that some of the coastal temps in the city template tempsle bit. low clouds. they'll retreat will get sunshine. it'll be very nice to mild here some tropical clouds to the north that highs up in the pacific northwest, giving them some record heat at least around seattle. couple of lows, though, taking aim at us the one to the west first week of august. looks like it could produce. maybe some rain up on the north coast will see and some activity thunderstorm activity for truckee and south lake tahoe looks to be in the mix by the weekend. sixties seventies near the water seventies and eighties inland in your 90 little change, really, except maybe some more tropical clouds by the weekend youtube. okay see? thank you time. 7 41 don't expect the big consumer brands to lower their prices anytime soon, coming up with the heads of some of the world's biggest brand say about consumer spending these days. go out to our newsroom again. check in with andre senior. you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours. okay all right. good morning. to you. ga

after that, he's paid temps.ties low fifties elsa bronte, kensington 53, but mainly 56 57 less you're out towards pittsburgh and brentwood, and there's some mid sixties out there double barrel low one moving into the pacific northwest. another one will kind of clip northern california that knocks down the high pumps in some cool air alof. you can see the circulation around that, but nothing for us yet. if you're going up to tahoe, they are looking for mostly sunny skies. 36 truckee right now south lake tahoe at 41. it's warm to hot, that's for sure. but as far as thunderstorm activity goes, and it doesn't look like anything this weekend, maybe middle of next week and you can watch watch how the surge comes up southern central sierra right there now watch the next wednesday thursday. and to friday so something to watch. if you have any travel plans, las vegas maybe arizona. watch out. i mean this this there's going to be some big time boomers developing there, but not for us. sixties coast and bay seventies eighti

water temps.e seen this in one week in july to go from 58 59 on tuesday to 51 53 on friday. i mean, that's that's a huge drop this time of year, so back down to the cold category, they go makes a huge difference in the city and on much of the coast. very field coming down there were up to 31 mph now 16 but oakland west southwest gusting 21 mph 50 60 seventies on your tips still be hot up in lake county can't get around that but fifties on low sixties concord, walnut creek, both at 61. so one day the high winds out kicks back in. we warm up one day that low in the gulf kind of makes its presence felt we cool down a little bit today is that day. the monsoon moisture continues to rotate around its just been lit up for parts of arizona yesterday, it was all about las vegas, the high desert of southern california. and some of that is working its way up to sierra. i do think it plays into a tahoe forecast, at least as we head towards saturday and sunday. the big news, though i mean yeah, it's already 46

that's a big collapse in about four hours fifties on the temps here sixties on the temps. everybody's reporting cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. the high will start to lose its grip, but not until sunday, monday. then things get interesting here a lot of tropical now there's a difference between monsoon and tropical. we are looking at, i think and influence of tropical from the remains of two systems. they're they're tropical storms , but as they move north, some of this moisture starts to lift northward as well. that will be the key as we go forward. if you are heading up to tahoe today and tomorrow, the main messages hot forecast highs in the low nineties. sunday though it looks like things get interesting, with a lot of thunderstorm activity popping up sunday into monday, so the amounts being forecast for trucking in south lake tahoe and really ramped up there some rain to the north and a heavy duty heavy drizzle. heavy drizzle will be in town as well as i just don't see how we can get around that 60 seventies eighties to nineties and except for an increase in high in mid

still hot, only some patchy fog. 50 60 seventies on the temps here did have 1 49.as that sonoma county airport some low fifties. now we're seeing fifties and sixties. 51 bodega bay point raised. 52 sebastopol 52 up to layton ville as well. upper fifties are around american canyon, sonoma napa and mid fifties sas alito mill valley and also ross rotor park at 54. just you know the high, just parking it on the four corners the load of the west and each day it's you know, one wins out or the other, so we get a little warmer, little cooler. the main interest, though, of changes that tropical moisture is now making the move into southern california. also in the high desert we talked about in some of that will lift northward. it still looks like most of it stays just to the east and south of tahoe. we'll get some clouds coming in from the south today tonight, probably into tuesday, 60 seventies eighties nearly anywhere under the water eighties and nineties inland. little bump up in those temps of inland areas. not really. not much change on the coast. looks like fog will

on the temps.er to the north or lure. maybe you're going to use the lord going north but lower to the north. upper fifties sixties if he had the fog, the lowest responsible for our cool down last couple of days is ejecting northward, the highest building in and of course, the floor around that taps into that monsoon moisture. just been going nutty and arizona some of that now creeping into southern california, southern nevada could make a play up towards tahoe, truckee on friday and saturday. right now, it looks to be east and south. but if you're up there, or if you're going up there, that is something that, you know. stay tuned are keep updated on the forecast. you get a good lead time on that the buildups 60 seventies eighties to near 90, and those nineties are going to continue to march northward. saturday will be the hottest day slightly cooler sunday, even more so on monday. alright steve. thank you for that. the firefighting yosemite isn't getting much easier. coming up the new challenges cr

fifties on the temps.0 to santa rosa san rafael 51, mainly upper fifties to mid fifties, even down towards santa cruz mountains, boulder creek scotts valley, 52 apt house 50 to san martin, morgan hill 53, then mid fifties upper fifties, especially around santa clara campbell and also saratoga and cupertino, so not not a huge profit. there's about 70 degrees between a few low clouds, fog, some drizzles there as well. the law will just kind of send in some high and mid level clouds along with some of that smoke, but a majority. if you're on the coach, you may not see it at all. the monsoon moisture continues to be front and center in arizona, parts of southern california and also into nevada. but everything so far is staying to the east. now for tower. they're getting a few clouds. maybe you'll see. an increase later in the week is the high kind of builds in but sixties seventies eighties to near 90 just very little change only subtle changes going all the way not only the end of the week, but probably the w

fifties sixties on the temps. san jose is already 64 degrees.e us the cool down is kicking out the highest nosing in and as it does , it's even tapping into that moisture again. now it's been to the east and well to the south, but you can see it's starting to lift along the southern sierra. it's a sign of things to come. just amazing amount over arizona last couple of days here, you can see that moisture rotating around that does look like it will play into the central sierra and maybe tahoe and truckee, as we had to friday and especially on saturday. right now, it's so close. that's why i'm bringing it to your attention. if you're up there, going up their sixties seventies eighties. 10 year. 90 degrees and warmer temps will take us into saturday before he's up a little bit, you guys steve parson. thank you. time now is 8 42 covid cases continue to rise nationwide. next on the nine. we're talking live with a leading voice in the covid pandemic about the newest covid variant. its severity and whether we should reconsider where we mask up now. inf

but what we're looking for at best, really is just drizzle a little bit cooler temps.enties coast and bay one more day of some nineties inland than it does look cooler tomorrow going into saturday, youtube. 8 41 here. cs holding what's expected to be the final hearing on the january 6th insurrection coming up on the nine the new information and video the committee is expected to reveal and the focus on what the former president did and did not do during the capital riot and the environment for startups is tougher. right now we'll show you the struggle many are having you the struggle many are having to try and find 5-hour energy... because the sun is out... and its time to get outside and give it all you got. and you're going to need some energy. lots of energy. 5-hour energy... for every game. ♪ ♪ 5-hour energy. because the open road is calling. for every game. and you'll need to feel alert and energized to go the distance. go with 5-hour energy for every road trip. or. authorities are warning that drug traffickers are now turning to social media to sell counterfeit p

the mild a nice to warm the water temps continue to go down.ou were from 59 down to 51 53. that's a huge drop. you get a northwest breeze on the coast and that'll do it. west southwest travis to 25 napa airport conquered oakland a little bit of a breeze. also in some of the higher elevations. 47 sonoma county airport. 52 cent. rafael sunnyvale is at 52 degrees. look at the forties here. windsor 48 petaluma at 48 rohnert park was 49 sonoma is also joined the party at 47 leighton villain 49. bodega bay is down to 51. that's cool. so the high continues to try and build in, but it just stays in mainly in the four corners. if it does build in, we warm up a little bit when it backs off. we cool off its pumping in a tremendous amount of monsoon moisture, which really painted las vegas yesterday. some of that is heading towards town. it's close. it's east and south . the main message today and tomorrow is it's hot forecast high stuff like 88 90. i do think some thunderstorm activity creeps in, if not saturday. on sunday, 60 seventies eighties on the te

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it did fifties sixties on the temps seventies eighties with again low clouds.to windy travis augusta 35 still showing that onshore breeze napa onshore conquered on short oakland. so it's a west wind looks cooler. today 50 sixties the main message, though it will be the tropical clouds, especially coming in off the sierra in the valley. there's a lot that's taking a mendocino county lake county. maybe sonoma county county will be in the in the window if you will, for today for some of that activity, also for tahoe and truckee. that line is lifting northward, so more cloud cover better opportunity for thunderstorms. we have already had a lot of reports of lightning here 60 seventies. eighties on attempts and i think that's what we see is what we're going to get here the next few days, fog, sun and tropical clouds you guys alright? see time is 7 43, a new type of fruit is selling out all over the country coming up. what a pine berry taste like and where it's sold here in the bay area out to our newsroom again. say good morning again to andre senior as you look at

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and now it's no no inland temps are pretty hot there. still in the nineties, the coast is probably saying we could use a little sun here. but we are stuck in a pattern here and it's just the same thing again this morning fifties on the temp santa rosa is a 50. mid fifties here on attempt. the city, though, is a brisk 52. they have struggled to get over about 62 on the high side. lather rinse real change. big mg fog bank, then sunny eightiest t here he is. we'll say good morning to mr sal castaneda. steve. good morning to you. we're off to a nice start. i like it. we don't have a lot going on and just looking here at some of these pictures, and we do have a nice looking commute when it comes to the bay bridge and getting into san francisco. we haven't seen a lot going on. we haven't seen a lot going on on interstate 80. there have been some areas of road work here and there and you might see that, but most of the major freeways are open and traffic is moving well, four. oh one, let's get back to the headlines happening today day four of a

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. >> reporter: out west torturous temps could exacerbate lake mead's drought. stunning new nasa images show more than two decades of shriveling extreme heat threatening an estimated 40 million people's water supply. meanwhile, back east amtrak warning it's so hot some trains need to slow down >> heat is a silent killer. >> reporter: this massive heat wave now also turning deadly. officials reporting heat-related deaths in texas and pennsylvania, both victims older with underlying conditions. what kinds of things can be exacerbated by the heat >> the largest category is going to be patients who have cardiovascular disease. they have underlying lung disease, asthma, copd >> reporter: heat kills an estimated 1,300 people every year in the u.s., more than any other weather event. >> when heatstroke becomes severe, you may become confused, maybe some slurred speech, difficulty walking. obviously increased thirst will be a sign. >> reporter: with the elderly and those experiencing homelessness especially vulnerable, groups wasting no time >> someone literally just sa

it's the inland temps, which are going to take the big drop here.rmore and san jose are running seven degrees cooler than yesterday. at this time now, i think they'll drop a good 5 to 10 today compared to yesterday. cooler for most morning low clouds. as you saw a big fog bank. it'll be sunny inland but breezy and it is out of the west, southwest or northwest. there you go, napa westward to 12 conquered west, fairfield, west southwest, almost 30. that's kind of the key there that the usual wind tunnels. fairfield's definitely one of them 50 sixties, brett wouldn't lower like 63. they'll still be pretty hard, but most locations anywhere to the west of that will be cooler today as the hive from the four corners which knows back towards us. is now getting pushed back towards colorado, and that's allowing it to lose its grip on us. the . i mean, the monsoon moisture continues to stay to the east for now. so if you're up there i mean, you make some couple little buildups , but no big deal. nothing that says oh, watch out for thunderstorms. it continues t

let him take to the left temp temp temp is another successful battle for the lpr troops.ell, after the advanced detachments on the territory of the mine, reinforcements come. now the fighters will take up firing positions to move on, it is important not to lose pace by escaping the formation of the kiev regime. covered mine from hailstones. but initially they were preparing for a long defense. they broke through the hospitals. right on the fence. yes, right on the fence. you see, here is her hospital. apparently not, when the shooter works there, then, well, as a rule, the opposition was created for roughly speaking, the company commander of the lpr troops with the call sign denmark joined the militia. a year after the start of the civil war, the assault detachments are finally entering the private sector of the city, the chance is already being inspected by the enemy has moved away. go on now yeah yeah yeah just for a day the 4th brigade of the lpr troops marched on its sector of the front, preparing for more than 3 km for difficult urban battles in order to finally expe

even in these brutal temps some people managing to have fun at the ballpark over the weekend. now the pacific northwest gets a taste with excessive heat alerts already in place there going to friday. jesse kirsch, nbc news philadelphia. >>> it is only getting worse. new satellite images from nasa shows the dramatically shrinking shoreline of lake mead in the southeastern part of the u.s. you're looking at how the lake has changed in the past two years. lake mead is the largest reservoir in the nation and it sits at just 27% capacity. as the colorado river dries up. nasa says this is the lowest it has been since 1937. california's water problems also getting worse while the state is in the third year of a drought. the west as a whole has suffered for the past 20 years. the double whammy could present serious political problems for governor newsom and the legislature downstream. nbc bay area political analyst larry is here. thank you so much for joining us on this monday. how serious is this drought problem or is this being blown out of proportion? >> good evening, janelle. lake

water temps are between 51 54.ties inland, i'm not surprised that it filled in, although that's a huge push here , so it's going to be cooler here for many low clouds and fog . some of the higher clouds. tropical clouds are now pushing well, east. we had some of those yesterday, especially east and south. but we're running noticeably cooler san jose to santa rosa 11 compared to yesterday at this time, even conquered livermore down petaluma, minus seven. walt oy hayward at minus five so more fifties on the temp santa rosa as fog. that's why 50 to their lower lake. you're still be 100 degrees. i can't help you there, but at this time of year sixties for many or fifties, certainly coast and bear stuck in the fifties. due to the fog. it does look a little cooler inland. forecast models have been really good coast and bay. they have struggled away from the coast, hereby under forecasting yesterday was a perfect example . that load of the west looks like it wants to make a move towards us by friday saturday, which will o

like we did see yesterday afternoon, too, 50's and 60's for current temps. you can see that the air is a little bit drier by the amounts that we've cooled down during overnight hours. it's back down to the 50's rather than holding on to the mid to upper 60's like we did yesterday morning when you stepped outside to that, a muggy feel to it. so a little bit less of that little bit more than normal across the bay area. after a cooler morning. temperatures this afternoon rise into the 70's for bayshore cities and a few more 80's inland. definitely not too terribly hot just yet who are going to get there. so enjoy the mild stuff while we've got it. i'll be breaking down what we can expect as we do move towards the weekend. still to come, as far as our roadways go, it's still early and it's still empty out their bay bridge just the way you like it below 10 minutes to get across the bay bridge this morning. if you have to get up this early to make that crossing, that's probably why. because you want to avoid that traffic. san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to get you ac

it's so hot, amtrak fears the blazing temps could expand train tracks. the rail line is warning commuters to expect delays between philadelphia and new york. if it feels like extreme weather is getting worse every year, that's because it is jennifer francis with the woodwell climate research center says heat waves are occurring more often. >> the headlines are going to be filled with heat wave news every summer, and they are going to get worse, and it is going to get stickier. >> reporter: face the nation moderator margaret brennan asked mayor miami francis suarez about the effects of climate change on his city. >> can you afford what's coming? >> first of all, margaret, it's not theoretical for us in the city of miami. it's real. >> reporter: francis agrees. we're seeing the effects of the problem around us every day. >> there is no date in the future where we can say, okay, after that date it's hopeless. everything we can do starting right now is going to make these impacts of climate change less bad. >> reporter: now, francis warns because the oceans

it's so hot, amtrak fears the blazing temps would expand train tracks.s warning commuters to expect delays between philadelphia and new york. if it feels like extreme weather is getting worse every year, that's because it is. jennifer frances with the climate research center says heat waves are occurring more often. >> the headlines are going to be filled with heat wave news every summer. and they are going to get worse and it is going to get stickier. >> reporter: "face the nation" moderator mark red light brennan asked miami's mayor, francis suarez, about the effects of climate change on his city. >> can you afford what's coming? >> margaret, it's not theoretical for us in the city of miami. it's real. >> reporter: frances agrees we're seeing the effects every day. >> there is no date in the future when we can say after that date it's make tse impacts makes the air feel a lot stickier and those heat indexes a lot higher. elise preston, cbs news, new york. >>> let's go to darren to talk about our own weather in our area. the coolest place would be in sa

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sixties to nineties on the temps.right, let's head over to salma got busy all of a sudden where you want to start this time. let's start at the bay bridge, because that is where the slow traffic is. that's pretty slow there right now, as you drive into san francisco will take a live look at the bay bridge toll plans of and i can show you that the commute is backed up for at least 10 minutes. they're probably since it started somewhat early and might be done by 8 30 or so we're hoping this is a look at interstate 8 80 looks so right and the south bay is getting a little more crowded. 7 32, let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today in san francisco . people are lining up to get the monkey pox vaccine at a walk in clinic. ktvu erasmus has been live outside san francisco general hospital for a couple of hours now, ali, does that line continue to grow? there's easily a few 100 people now in this line to get that monkey pox vaccine at this clinic at san francisco general, we had to move off the grounds of sf

enjoy that sunny day and the comfortable temps that come along with it for your wednesday.for today, temperatures in the 60's for san francisco, a little grayer out along the coastline with highs in the 60's out that way. temperatures elsewhere in the 70's to 80's berlin, given san mateo with 75 mountain view and palo alto. 82 while the south bay in the mid 80's compared to yesterday's 90's. i think you'll like that change. also falling from the 90's to the 80's for the inland east bay, oakland. in the meantime, at 72, the late h.o.a.. really nice. 75 antioch in vacaville are only 2 spots remaining at 90 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures will fall further out of the 90's back into the mid 80's for very warmest thursday. we start to warm things back up again by friday and saturday, the warmest days of your forecast back into the low 90's inland. great job. thank you for that. little things are certainly picking up along 8.80. if you're traveling from san leandro to 38. >> down into milpitas about 40 minutes to make that drive. you can see the northbound side moving along real

i want to move to france where they're also seeing a high temps.ere is a conversation in paris today, yasmin, that i want to bring our audience up to. especially for those who've been watching nbc sports. the tour to france, one of the most famous endurance races that's been going on for the last couple of weeks finish today in paris. 93 degrees in paris, that's 20 degrees hotter than the average july day in paris. those insurance athletes sprinting to the finish line. there is now a conversation about a whole rethink of that insurance raise. some of the things that race organizers had to do this year, sprayed on the tarmac, start races later. they had even changed the rules, allowing some of those endurance athletes to rehydrate in the first few miles of races. there's not a conversation about what happens next summer, what happens in ten summers, of course, incredibly famous race, friends takes a lot of pride in it, one detail that struck me in a washington post article, yasmin. the original yellow jersey, of course, that famous yellow jersey, fi

sixties seventies eighties on the temps were little changed until probably sunday, monday.. thanks are none of this. kentucky is being hit with somewhat severe weather that's causing flooding and mudslides. the state of emergency has been called for the eastern part of the state official calls the damage, quote catastrophic and says there are quote massive floods and mudslides everywhere in hazzard county cars and parts of houses have been seen floating down streets covered in more than three ft of water. so far, no deaths have been reported. a major drug company is moving forward with its test for vaccine specifically targeting the omicron variant, and it comes as some experts warn of possible vaccine fatigue . and on the first day of 49ers training camp, the new quarterback trade lands and most of the niners hit the practice field, the one big name player who slipped out before the public arrived and the other who kept to the sidelines. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's

this is an ad hoc committee it is temp rare. clear goal and sunset after 60 days when the board approve its. and the sunset date is september first issue 2022. it will have until then to accomplish its goals. the board has a process a pause on the standing committees support this work giving us the time to engage with community. around our vision, values, goals -- and priorities that will allow to yous align our committees. to advance a district's new priorities. and the ad hoc committee to revise our board operating procedure system related to efforts to improve board practice system temporary and sunset after 60 days. so at this meeting again, we introduced ad hoc committee i want to see if there is before i go to clarifying questions on ad hoc committee i want to now open it up for public comment. and we will open up for discussion. alita fish and rescue ridgeway. rex. thank you that was very good. i would hope that there being be one exception in that would be building in grounds continuing to mote it is like a stand arc lon

although it's not bad water temps have come up there about 56 57.akes a huge difference versus when they're 49 or 51, but specifically at 56, only one closes pillar point at 57. montara 60. look at all the sixties on the peninsula, woodside 61, los altos hills, 61 to stanford 64 foster city, 62. lots of cloud cover low clouds high in mid level clouds were up about 2 to 4 degrees compared to yesterday at this time, and underneath that it has been drizzle. drizzle fest if you will, over the oakland alameda estuary, lots of gray there and the drizzle has been stacking up here looks like it's letting up a little bit. san bruno mountain point. oh, eight. ross more points to san francisco. now 80.2 and the u. c. berkeley botanical gardens up in the oakland berkeley hills, also a 0.2. there are many reports. believe me, the high middle of tropical now these are monsoon clouds that are kind of rotating, and they're beginning to increase a little bit, though lot of it's still in nevada. las vegas has had a lot of reports of lightning southern california gett

does, a defect _ following today's hi temp does, a defect was identified unevenly.u needed _ reopened, but more evidence in case you needed it that the uk is not quite _ you needed it that the uk is not quite prepared for temperatures like these _ quite prepared for temperatures like these. , ., ., ., ., quite prepared for temperatures like these. , ., ., ., . ., , these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank— these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank you _ these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank you so _ these. john ironmonger and katy austen, thank you so much. - health officials are concerned the heat will put extra pressure on already stretched hospital services. some have taken the decision to cancel routine outpatient appointments and non—urgent surgeries because of the very high temperatures. routine outpatient appointments and surgery will not go ahead at milton keynes university hospital on monday and tuesday following the warning over extreme heat. our health editor hugh pym reports. a memorable day for these parents, and notjust because baby da

to previous years with respect to the gas supply of about 20 percent, and that is after the ellen g temp terminals, sinew elegy, terminals are up and running. so we would need to use our gas demand quite considerably. and that is something that is pretty unclear so far. how far that will be possible, where it will happen, and which to which extend actually rising prices will play a role here and how far actually enterprises a companies can pass on the higher gas price to customers. presumably, a lot of companies may have to scale back production if they're heavily dependent on gas. is that fair to say? that is fair to say, i mean, some companies might have the opportunity to switch, for example, to oil. some might be able to import things that they would need for their protection that would have been produced on a, on a previous level with, with gas. so for example, chemical companies producing and then david using that production and import off that particular items could come from somewhere else. but they're still a pretty, a very good notion to which extent that will be possible. all

ah hello and welcome you over his experience in another some of record to break in tempe, just an office breeze in for a week of extreme heat while solving nations. i've already seen the mommy test climbing to new ice. the extreme heat has caused the death of hundreds bless. when winds have to have triggered destructive wildfire across sport to go, spain, france, italy, and greece. several firefighters have been killed firefighters in spain's extreme, the door, a region faddle, wild fires through the night. at daybreak, military, police and aircraft joined the fight to get the situation under control. dozens of wild fires across spain have forced thousands to evacuate fire season has started earlier than usual after and especially hot and dry spring. oh no guys that get wedding done without a doubt at 40 degrees celsius, it's more difficult to extinguish the fire climate change effects. everyone in this area is usually green and cool in summer, but it's becoming very hot like cordova and seville in the south. i saw them avo coronado, my chevy. similar scenes are taking place across south

ukrainian precedent for what a missile lensky has called the attack, a deliberate act of terror, emergency temp sifted through the rebel searching for survivors after brushing missiles. it's several apartment blocks in the town of safe cut. at least 21 people were killed in the air strikes, including a 12 year old boy. many residents were in bed when the missiles struck early friday morning. residence lensky used his nightly address to denounce this latest in a series of russian attacks on civilian areas. 3 or giving bouquet 3 missiles on an ordinary residential building on a 9 story block in which nobody was hiding any weapons, any military equipment or any ammunition that russian propagandists would claim such strikes are aimed at. it was a simple building, housing, a $160.00 people, ordinary people, civilians, to be. the strike also destroyed a recreation camp. a typical camp you'd find in a seaside area. yes, is conscious it deliberately targeted russian terror. darrel and not some mistake or an accidental missile strike eric, the doubly correspondent nick conley is in the ukrainian capital