the air guard, i think the number i saw the other day today was just right at 290,000 air guardsmen. normally, their diplomas will be shorter period, four-six months part of the rotation at some air guard have gone a year or longer period so well over 700, 800,000 guardsmen have been used in this war. if you look at today, and this would've been unheard of 20 years ago, i pulled the numbers off our report this morning. on federal duty today, we have 29,372 guardsmen. points to thousand of those are deployed overseas. the other argument or just got back and going to their demobilization. state status, we have 3290 guardsmen supporting the wildfires in colorado. support the air control in title 32 status. supporting the counter drug program on the southwest border. so we are very active debate in many of these missions. state missions and a change that has occurred in the state, and i talked to that earlier about hurricane andrew. the biggest problem we had after hurricane andrew and the problem we had later on with hurricane katrina was unity of effort and unity of command. we did not

well, sometimes, they have viewers participate in polls and then show the results on the air. things. but one of the recent poll questions has got to be one of the most boring things a tv show has ever asked. look at this. ♪ >> jimmy: do you have magnets on your refrigerator? [ laughter ] ♪ i love that it's called "the pulse" too, yeah. [ light laughter ] i'm amazed that people who answer that poll actually have a pulse. [ laughter ] "how many magnets on our fridge? four?" "three to five." [ light laughter ] this is interesting. a new study found that volunteering can actually reduce risk of heart problems. which would be awesome news if it didn't also reduce the risk of having a fun saturday. [ laughter ] i'm want to watch the game. i don't want to -- [ scattered applause ] check this out. scientists in new york are getting ready to move a 15-ton electrode magnet more than 3,000 miles to a lab in illinois. which explains that new cbs poll -- how many refrigerators do you have on your giant magnet? [ laughter and applause ] three to seven? [ cheers and applause ] and finally, d

we look, listen, and feel and open the air way and we look to see if the chest is rising and listen to feel air and how long do we check for actually? american red cross o says about ten seconds and if they are not breathing we readjust the air way and check for ten seconds again and not breathing for the secretarsecond time we said say and you check the air ways twic and when you know someone is dead you move on. let's go through the categories. walking wounded and anybody tha follows directions and get up and walk and it's green. d is delayed and anybody that i injured but we don't think it's life-threatening. i is the people that need treatment right now and d is th dead and black and during triag you open an air way and how lon does that take? two seconds and it takes ten seconds to check and bleeding - the only bleeding i want you to treat during triage are arteria bleeding and spurting out and you could bleed to death in about three minutes and shock and if the person is unconsciou on the chair and how do i treat for shock? lay down and lift the feet and cover you and takes ten -

department to monitor the air, can you tell me -- >> i think this would be a great question for rachel, she's done a lot of oil and soil sampling and monitoring and she's familiar with the labs that work in this area and would be able to give you a lot of support and help. >> thank you. >> okay. >> so, shall we open it to wider questions. we have about 10, 15, 20 minutes. >> so, this may sound a little weird to come from someone with the breast cancer fund but i want to say everything that connie said could be breast cancer but it could also be loads of other diseases so what she's talking about really is not just concerns about one of the very worst diseases to which too many of us succumb, but we're also talking about neurodegenerative diseases, asthma, developmental disorders, other reproductive -- infertility, miscarriage, all kinds of other disorders, so horrible as breast cancer is, it's really one in a whole spectrum are affected by these chemical processes. i wanted to add that. >> hi. one thing i thought would be really good to ha

the moisture is lingering in the air. you can see the visibility at 1.75 miley mile and quarter-mile visibility in half moon bay but there is no reduced visibility unless you drive in 17 or through the santa cruz mountains or toward the dublin grade. that is where you could find fog. throw mid-60's, our temperatures right now, 67 in mountain view, and one of the warm spots, 59 at half moon bay, a cool spot. the golden gate bridge shows residual moisture on the deck there because of the moistness, the dampness, the muggy air and drizzle. the day planner: be prepared for frizzy hair. the big frizz factor. by noon, it is dry. at least the drizzle is over and the fog is lifted. by 4:00, it is humid by our standard, 64 at coast and 82 inland. a mild evening tonight. leyla gulen was that frizzy hair comment directed at me? i bet it was. >> no! >> got a little bit of frizz going. we have a moist condition on the roadways and it appears there is mist in the air. with the fog, use your low beams and not your high beams. we have con

i'm on the north side of the air force base. n, back from my location between the air force kathy said we have large power flashes. the camera filming it there, let me see what i can do here. see if i can get a better position. okay, [ disrupted audio ] >> getting the camera outside. there it is. there's one to my left. see. [ wind blowing in the microphone ] >> tornado to ground. >> shepard: that is weird, it's something about the feed coming from him. we have confirmed through jeff and others, multiple tornados on the ground right now. rick, this is becoming overwhelming and frankly terrifying. >> it really is, this is part of the problem when they are rain wrapped and it's darker and we are hitting night time. it's very difficult to tell bad news if you live to the south includes moore. it's still moving, quicker than it was earlier. which is certainly welcome news. >> shepard: that is good news. >> but barely welcome news.ti u. >> shepard: we are, if yu figure oklahoma city is a dot in the middle, if you go out for many mile

is now much greater than the surrounding air pressure. expand until finally the balloon popped. and the craft comes plummeting back to earth at more than 100 miles an hour. >> so the parachute delies maybe 30 seconds after the balloon bursts but it doesn't do anything until it gets to h heavier air. >> at one point it rocked head over heels. it was pretty amazing because there is a lot of reasons that it wouldn't work. >> i shot a lot of things and that by far takes the cake. the most impressive thing i have ever shot. >>> coming up, party balloons, a lawn chair and a dream. >> you look up and see a little cloud and say wow, i wish i could get on that cloud and float. i mean, i haven't actually lost any weight, but i feel skinnier, you know? ly. >>> when "caught on camera up in the air" returns. aaah! jessica! whoa! your friend's a rate sucker. her bad driving makes car insurance more expensive for the rest of us. try snapshot from progressive. snap it in and get a discount based on your good driving. [pop!] stop paying for rate suckers!

we're putting it back into the air. st: the next call comes from billy in texas, independent line. caller: i think this is all part socialist -- part of agenda 21, a socialist agenda of the united nations. george walker bush signed as us on toritics find it. it is being pushed for common course in our public schools. it takes away your freedoms to private property, to private transportation. they talk about cleaning up the air and saving the planet but it is about global governance to the united nations. this is what it all ties down to. is a modest global list or a socialist noblest. -- globalist. they are trying to put it under the radar for our local communities so that we can -- so that people would not even notice it. you find it through the city councils, homeowners association, your county governments -- they are all pushing the stuff through them. there is a lot of push back against it. they are and dr. reading -- they are indoctrinating the kids. democrats' line, hello. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wa

we were treated to an about face of the airplane before it took off. >> air force one coming and going from the bay area, something we are getting very familiar with and as someone tweeted, after i tweeted that president has left, now remark can get back to normal. >> rebound wrapped up the bay area visit after attending two fundraisers last night, and he left portola valley after 9:00 p.m. after spending an hour and a half at the home of sun microsystems co-founder and venture capitalist. guests paid $32,400 to attend the dinner. earlier democrats welcomed the president at a reception at the palo alto home of one of the founders of online social magazine flipboard. >> he talked education. he talked about the challenges in congress. he talked about compromise. of course, he was keeping optimistic about america. >> the president's palo alto visit was met by protesters urging the president to oppose the controversial keystone xl pipeline project and to continue pressing for policies to slow climate change. >> this morning, an unexpected moment happened when the president officially backe

really you're just flying. >> i watch chase go up in the air. myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does. sure enough there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to come down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >> that's when the driver of the boat slowed the boat down and maybe faster than he should have. >> the boat loses too much speed too quickly and chase smashes down head first. >> the kite tube went from 25, 30 feet up in the air down to zero in a matter of two seconds. >> there's nothing i can do because my body is full length stretched in the air. i didn't want to bre

the increased wind is good news for air quality. it's still moderate for the central bay and coast, but fairly good for this time of year. no spare the air days for your sunday, but it may be spare the sunshine. right now, san francisco down the coast, you'll find the fog sticking around with misty skies. santa cruz again tomorrow, the most likely place to find sunshine on the coast as the onshore winds will continue to keep the low clouds banked up on the seashore and if the ocean air conditioning or high temperatures are going tostay fairly cool. today, just like today, clouds will linger west of san francisco, down the coast, onshore winds throughout the day, not bringing drizzle or rain, but it's going to keep the temperatures down to the 70s and maybe a few 80s inland. tomorrow morning, areas of lowl fairfield, breaking oun the sunshine once again. 70s in the forecast around san jose. perhaps as warm as the low 80s in the trivalley and over towards fairfield, so numbers coming up just a couple degrees for sunday, but still a coo

the air bags all deployed. my head hit the air bag and we were just holding on. everything happened so fast. we were trying to get past the tornado, get out of the path of it and got caught on the front end of it. >> you survived this. are you going to go back out there on the chase? >> i don't know. you know, it's given me perspective, what's important in my life. it may not be up to me, al. you know, i'll talk to my family about it. if they don't want me to go, i won't go. simple as that. >> also inside this pummeled suv, his photographer, austin anderson. he also walked away but with

the grownups. >> so they have to lose cabin pressure for the air masses, for me. >> does it make sense? >> no. no. it doesn't. >> that is their explanation. >> we had fog this morning. >> outside you and see what is going on, one finger pulling across the golden gate bridge from fog left at the coast but the big story is the heat that is on the way and i will tell you where to go to escape it. >> plus, are you craving carbs? you could be addicted to them. >> looking fashionable at any size. top des >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the addiction to food could be a real condition especially carbohydrates. researchers scanned the brains of those taking part in the study after they drink milkshakes with processed carbs and experienced a surge in blood sugar and then a sharp crash four hours later which activated a power hunger signal in the area of the brain which is important for addictive behavior. limiting certain foods in the treatment of obese people could help prevent the cravings. >> you don't eat a lot of carbs that are processed.

the seabreeze is starting to fire up and eventually, this span, which is pushing in the marine air is going to be accompanied by some fog. so the same thing that seems to be ruining you the light display on the bay bridge, that's going to be coming back in as we head into the night. air quality, fairly good for this time of year, there's enough of a seabreeze to keep the air pollution stirred up enough that the moderate air quality levels kick off father's day weekend will be out near the coast and into the central bay, but not a spare the air day for your saturday plans a few high clouds going by through the north bay, just north of san francisco, which will make for a nice sunset tonight. mostly sunny in san jose, still sunshine up and down the coast, but within the next six hours, this is going to change as the weather system that's up on the north coast starts to push the marine clouds back on shore once again. so some of the changes we will see as we head through the weekend, if you are out on the coast and got father's day plans, i would recommend santa cruz. we will see more of

" day, the poorest air quality not east bay valley and the santa clara valley.lanner is starting off with clouds and comfortable in the low 50's but our spread by 4:00, 65 at the coast and 95 inland but it will be mild at the coast at 58 but warm, inland, for the evening festivities and low 80's. >> 15, we are tracking president obama's visit in san jose, and there are majorrmont hotel, closures until 11 a.m. and we have word a san jose paramedic is trying to help a patient but they going through the proper checks and procedures. and muni is experiencing a delay on the trains, inbound at west portal because of track problems. >> the morning news continues in 25 minutes with news, weather, and traffic during "good morning america." >> we are always on at abc7news.com and a reminder as the temperature heats up you can track your weather any time and how hot it will be in your community by following us on twitter@livedoppler7hd. unshouldbeagreatweek. >>> good morning, america. and happening right now, tropical storm andrea races up the east coast leaving a trail of

we will have all the details and spare the air in effect today. we will be back and have an outlook at cooler weather headed our way later on in the week. katie. >> that sounds good. thank you, lisa. >> same sex weddings are legal and happening in california. couples wasted no time to get hitched just as soon as the court gave the go ahead. berkeley couple kris perry and sandy stier were the first to tie the knot. >> i now declare you spouses for life! [cheers and applause] >> this is a moment kris perry, sandy stier have been waiting for. they are the first couple remarried in california since the supreme court revalidated proposition 8. they were at the san francisco city clerk's office within minutes after the ninth circuit court of appeals lifted a stay in this case. it was a surprise for everyone it. you think they would lift the orders so quickly? >> not at all. we woke up and went to work. >> the facts we can get married so quickly, it is gators. >> their son, elliot, is the ring bearer. their only son to be at the wedding because it all hap

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. >> they're two of the finest air show performers in the country. >> as the franklins begin their routine, crowds are amazed by kyle's skillful piloting and amanda's daring wing walking. >> there aren't that many wing walkers at the air show. it's a really thrilling thing to see. >> the routine is going exactly as they rehearse it. amanda's jaw-dropping stunts and kyle's aerial acrobatics wow the crowd. >> kyle franklin is one of the finest performers i've ever seen. his airplane is unique biplane. it's big, it's loud. he makes it do things that airplanes shouldn't be able to do. he has a pretty sophisticated smoke system that pumps out smoke as he's doing, you know, all of his arrow batik maneuvers and it's quite entertaining. and amanda, basically, crawls all over the airplane while kyle is doing all sorts of arrow

what is in the air? what has been burning? again paint, things that you would find in hardware store. the deputy chief says they don't believe it was toxic and there's less of it in the air right now. there are still a lot of people outside. there were a lot of people out here on the street not far from this fire. definitely breathing the smoke while it was burning from around 6:30 till about 9:00 tonight at least visibly. we're told at the peak they had 20,000 gallons a minute being poured on the fire. still a number of streets are closed from d to g streets north and south and from nine to 13th east and west, shawn. >> bob, you mentioned 20,000 gallons a minute being put on the fire. we were hearing the water pressure was not strong enough out there. that may have what caused this fire to continue burning so long. what are you hearing? >> they were putting a lot of water on the fire for quite a bit of time. there were water issues initially according to chief donnelly. he couldn't tell us what they were but he said it had no

spare the air day. sharply cooler tomorrow. r of low pressure heads up from the south, could allow for thunderstorms in the sierra nevada with dry light fling. some could blow off closer to the bay area. so, our inland east bay looking at poor air quality today. elsewhere not great. and that's because of that dome of high pressure. that huge dome of high pressure putting a lid on the atmosphere. 103 in livermore today. down to 83 tomorrow. look at the rest of the week. looking very pleasant with coolest day on monday. and slowly temperatures coming up but nothing too extreme even towards next weekend. that's been the pattern with the warm start to the weekend, the cool finish. we'll have that once again this weekend. 109 sacramento. low 100s for yosemite valley. 110 fresno. these folks don't get a break for the nutt nenext couple of d. back home, that spread, 67 half moon bay, and should get sunshine here. upper 80s palo alto with 92 in the santa clara valley. 103 livermore. tomorrow we're much more comfortable. 50s coast about

again, there is the dry air, and all the warm and moist air, and along the front, guys, that's where we have the potential for a tornado. keep an eye to the sky, and listen to the weather radios and across the tv screens, you will hear the warnings coming. >>> we have much more ahead this hour. >> here is what is coming up. >> he is accused of holding three women captive for ten years, but he is facing his own imprisonment for a lot longer. there are now 329 counts against ariel castro, and they only cover half of the victims' captivity. >>> you can't have 100% security and also then have 100% privacy. >> your phone, your e-mails and even your credit card records may be in the hands of the government. the debate on whether we have to choose security over privacy. >>> ever been so hungry for pizza you just could not wait for the delivery man. what if you had your pie brought by a drone? that is what one company is experimenting with, and a handcuff key in today's business talker. s carrying case. introducing the all-new 2014 chevrolet impala with the available mylink system. ♪ [ beeps

we will see some fog and perhaps drizzle as i mentioned there is lots of moisture in the air. we will be drying out and it will be warm to hot by week's end. let's look at what is happening in the atmosphere. the composite image shows the passage of the warm front that brought us the steady flow of the humid and mild air. the air mass is with us, but it will be getting out of here over the next 24 hours or so. let's start the animation. lots of clouds around. areas of fog are developing and potential of drizzle near the coast and the north bay during the overnight and the early morning hours. probably not enough to really interfere with the early morning commute. and by late tomorrow afternoon and going into the evening commute we should have mainly sunny skies and dry conditions and a warmer day than we had today. high temperature trend over the next week for livermore which is indicative of what we can expect in most of the inland locations. high temperatures will be climbing into the upper 90s by the end of the week and by monday, 103 degrees in livermore and many other loca

we will see some fog and perhaps drizzle as i mentioned there is lots of moisture in the air. we will be drying out and it will be warm to hot by week's end. let's look at what is happening in the atmosphere. the composite image shows the passage of the warm front that brought us the steady flow of the humid and mild air. the air mass is with us, but it will be getting out of here over the next 24 hours or so. let's start the animation. lots of clouds around. areas of fog are developing and potential of drizzle near the coast and the north bay during the overnight and the early morning hours. probably not enough to really interfere with the early morning commute. and by late tomorrow afternoon and going into the evening commute we should have mainly sunny skies and dry conditions and a warmer day than we had today. high temperature trend over the next week for livermore which is indicative of what we can expect in most of the inland locations. high temperatures will be climbing into the upper 90s by the end of the week and by monday, 103 degrees in livermore and many other loca

firefighters lowered down to a blat form high in the air -- platform high in the air to save an injured worker. we're hearing the newly released emergency calls. meghan mccorkell is live with more. >> reporter: that worker was flown here to shock trauma with head and neck injuries after firefighters went to great lengths to rescue him. high in the air, nearly 200 feet above the chesapeake bay, a daring rescue for firefighters. >> i have a rescue on the bay bridge. >> reporter: a worker on a platform beneath the bridge injured after a paint can fell and hit him in the head. >> the worker is 25 foot down from the super structure. >> reporter: the anne arundel special operations team called in to help. >> technical rope rescue is one of the areas of expertise that they have and they practice on the bridge on a regular basis. >> reporter: rescue workers were lowered down to the platform. they stabilized the patient then lifted him on a backboard back on to the road way. beach goers got a front row seat to the daring rescue. >> the helicopter came and circled and i assumed something was real

her cooking shows already off the air. this as a new video surfacing tonight revealing her candid discussion before about race and the south. abc's steve osunsami on the story tonight. >> reporter: this morning pulling episodes of her popular show off the air. >> breaks my heart. i have watched her for a long time. >> reporter: as the emmy winner and cookbook author struggles to recover from her own words, admitting during a lawsuit's deposition she used racist language, new videos are coming to light. >> i have a young man in my life, and his name is hollis johnson. and he's black as that board. >> reporter: in a conversation on race relations in the south, with the new york times last fall, she introduced a young man she described as a son, who she joked was as dark as the board behind her. >> i know i can trust him with my life and color ain't got nothing to do with it. >> reporter: earlier, after discussing a great grandfather, who owned a plantation, she shared this. >> i feel like the south is almost less prejudiced,

. >> i saw the air bag was deployed. there was one person in the driver's seat. >> it happened just after 5:00. ted madison saw the gold mini van drive from the marina green parking lot, off the sea wall and into the bay without stopping. he says some sailors tried to help. >> two kids with their shirts off dove in the water. they are like total heros and climbed on the back of the car. they were banging on the glass, trying to break the glass. because it started to sink quickly. the water was filling up. they heard somebody yelling, help me, and they were trying to figure out if it was a male or female voice. >> i only saw the outline of one person. >> watched the rescue attempt from the shore. >> the car -- the hood was under and it was nose down and at that point, the people jumped in the water and banging on the back and it started to go straight up and down and then it started going down and down. >> so, here's what is confusing, confounding a lot of people here. how did that car have enough power? enough speed to ge

. >> 77 is the high but it will be a more dry air with no radar return as the dry set either air is moving in. downtown san jose this morning, looking at temperatures inland at 92 to 101, the 101 being in the east bay and 87 in oakland to 92 in san jose and at the coast, we will be around 70 degrees. now the morning commute. >> we have a stall on the bay bridge coming along the westbound direction and you will find this is blocking one lane, westbound 80 at fremont and you can see the slowing behind it and, otherwise, looking at green conditions and everything is moving swiftly but the eastbound construction headed to the bay bridge up to 580 is going to last until 7:00 a.m. this is until 6:00, another construction project northbound 880 between 280 and forest avenue we have paving work being done out there which can cause slowing and outside we go at the golden gate bridge you can see it is clear and not seeing the fog we saw yesterday but we do see the drive in the northbound direction with a project being wrapped up right now. >> we are less than 72 hours away from a possible bart strik

the coast. this is a hot air mass coming at us from the desert. inland like morgan hill, low-to-mid 80's, and santa rosa is 86. the warmth will creep up the peninsula and mill ray is 76. half moon bay is the warm spot at 70 and daly city is 66 or 67. more warmth on bay side south south africa and downtown in the mid-70's and sausalito. mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's at the bench. 70 at berkeley and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80's. castro valley is warm at 84 and low-to-mid 90's in the east bay valley this weekend. tonight in the upper 50's to mid-60's. the clouds will be confined to the coast. you can see the warm air mass from the south right up the desert and high pressure over the four corners region we get the clockwise flow. watch the heats expand. thursday, we are as far north as fresno and friday we are looking at 120 degrees in palm springs with temperatures at 110 saturday and sunday. our forecast for the weekend could hit 100 inland sunday and monday with near 90 around the bay and low 70's at t

the heat. you can drive there today and not worry about air quality but that will change tomorrow and the east bay valley will be in a poor air quality tomorrow through, possibly, monday, and that will put all of us under a "spare the air" situation this week. we have fog around half moon bay bay with four mile visibility and patchy fog around santa rosa but at the reporting stations, it is six miles, so that is not too bad. some of the fog, showing fingers of fog following the golden gate bridge this morning and parts of san francisco and a great back drop to tell you it will be sunny and warmer and not as humid today. there is the poor air quality on saturdays sunday, and monday, and by the middle of next week, wednesday, and thursday, independence day, it will not be so hot with temperatures close to average if not just a touch warmer, and that is the low-to-mid 90's for most of the santa clara valley, and 95 in loss embassy and 98 in gilroy. santa cruz will be at 90 degrees today. that will be fun at the beach and 90 degree heat at the peninsula to redwood city and dropping down to the mid-

enjoy the sunshine and muggy air. >> it is muggy! good morning, everyone, we have lots of construction and a brand new crash. this is by the san jose airport, northbound, along the nimitz at the off-ramp on right-hand side and it is not block any lanes and we are pretty much at top speed. if you are traveling along 87 that drive is moving long. in tracy to dub, it is 31 minutes. and 101 to sfo, 12 minute drive and there are no flight delays. it is about normal at 15 minutes. 85 away from 101 to cupertino that is 17 minutes. outside on the san mateo bridge, traffic is building and we are still at top speed making it out of hayward to foster city at the high-rise. >> some employers are encouraging drinking on the job in the bloomberg business report next. the landlord accused terrorizing tenants. in texas, quite a night at the statehouse as abortion opponents and supporters square >> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area. >> on wednesday morning, a landlord in san francisco is facing charges involving claims he ha

showing you how dry the air is compared to earlier this week when we had all this humidity in the air. santa rosa, 102. oakland, 85. hayward, 90 and mountain view, 92. big story is not necessarily the record highs because we may not set anymore, it's just how excessive heat the s going to be. not in the red but this will last through tuesday. highs 98 to 106 and wouldn't be surprised if you are driving around car thermometer will hit 110 tomorrow. >>> high temperatures between 115 and 120 degrees are expected in parts of arizona, nevada and california throughout the weekend. in death valley, temperatures hit 126 degrees, that is just 8 degrees shy of the 100 year old record of the highest temperature ever recorded. in las vegas, the heat has killed one man. paramedics found an elderly man inside his home dead and another man suffered heat stroke while driving on a long road trip. his car's air-conditioning had broken. because of an increased fire danger, public access has been closed to alum rock tomorrow. >>> stay with "abc 7 news" with continuing coverage of our heat wave. track wea

now is an ideal time to use the tree's oil to clean the air. that's exactly what a major manufacturer of household goods is doing. >> the manufacturers's device extracts oil from the needles. first they ground the needle and placed them in an evaporator. the oil is distilled. the result is a highly concentrated good quality extract. the next challenge will be to find a way to put the oil to work. removing pollutants from the air. >> hokaido's trees are making it fragrant. these trees with the properties present us with a good opportunity. >> manufacturers are also starting to think about exporting the product to countries like china where pollution is rampant. science and business are cooperating to put them to use to improve the quality of life. this brings profits to companies and for people in polluted areas a breath of fresh air. >> time for a check on the weather. people in the feel beans of dealing with heavy rain. we have the latest in world weather. >> a tropical depression east of the philippines has been producing rain and strong winds

we will see some fog and perhaps drizzle as i mentioned there is lots of moisture in the air. we will be drying out and it will be warm to hot by week's end. let's look at what is happening in the atmosphere. the composite image shows the passage of the warm front that brought us the steady flow of the humid and mild air. the air mass is with us, but it will be getting out of here over the next 24 hours or so. let's start the animation. lots of clouds around. areas of fog are developing and potential of drizzle near the coast and the north bay during the overnight and the early morning hours. probably not enough to really interfere with the early morning commute. and by late tomorrow afternoon and going into the evening commute we should have mainly sunny skies and dry conditions and a warmer day than we had today. high temperature trend over the next week for livermore which is indicative of what we can expect in most of the inland locations. high temperatures will be climbing into the upper 90s by the end of the week and by monday, 103 degrees in livermore and many other loca

the poorest air quality will be in the inland east bay. i will give you a look at how long the oppressive heat will last in my accu-weather forecast. dan and carolyn? >> thank you very much. >>> 6400 pg&e customers in south san jose are without power. it went out at 7:30 this evening. 24r* was a volt fire near aborn and white roads. the power is expected to be back on in about an hour around midnight. >>> in san jose police are investigating the death of a four-year-old boy who drowned in a community swimming pool tonight. just before 6:00, the officers found the child unconscious at the county fair mobile home park. cpr was unsuccessful. no foul play is suspected it. >>> the heat was too much for a dog locked in a vehicle. just this afternoon pleasant hill police responded to a dog in distress in a parking garage. they found a boxer locked in the car with very little ventilation. officers broke into the car, but the dog could not recover. the owner was taken into custody. >>> late develop developments in the bart negotiations. they wrappe

spare the air advisory for poor air quality around the bay. san jose, it has been sunny all morning long. temperatures are well into the 60s, close to 70 degrees. air quality is poor in the inland east bay and moderate, ozone levels will be increasing throughout next several days. national weather service has issued this excessive heat warning and pretty much the entire bay area. even oakland could see a record. already two-four degrees warmer and afternoon highs should be 2-4 degrees warmer. 102 in morgan hill, how about 104 with high pressure building in from the east. it's going to stay here. we do have a weak system out of north that could bring temperatures down a couple degrees but monday and tuesday should be our hottest weather. 117 in vegas, 121 in palm springs. already it's near 90 in san joaquin valley. 101 in los gatos. 95 today santa clara and on the peninsula, all the 90s. 98 in redwood city. 75 in pacifica. up in the north bay, 101 in calistoga. east bay, 90 in oakland. 95 castro valley. head inland, 105 in concord with antioch

the huge 747 jet had split apart in mid-air. cockpit in first class section plunged into the sea. radar readings show the rest of the plane went on flying, for a half minute more. the final seconds must have been terrifying. in the cockpit just like this one, the instruments went dead. the pilots were helpless, unaware that their 747 had been beheaded. it was an all too eerie echo of the bombing of pan am 103 in 1988. another jet decapitated. the explosives hidden in a suitcase by libyan terrorists. leon panetta was president clinton's chief of staff. >> when a 747 blows up as the one did in scotland, your first assumption is that this is not an accident, this is a deliberate act. whether it's a bomb, a missile or what took place, somebody was responsible for blowing up that airplane. >> reporter: had the pan am flight not been running late, it too could have exploded over the ocean, just as twa did. just as this air india 747 did in 1985. another suitcase bomb. that one also linked to terrorists. was twa 800 the third such victi

showing you how dry the air is compared to earlier this week when we had all this humidity in the air. santa rosa, 102. oakland, 85. hayward, 90 and mountain view, 92. big story is not necessarily the record highs because we may not set anymore, it's just how excessive heat the s going to be. not in the red but this will last thday. tuesday. highs 98 to 106 and wouldn't be surprised if you are driving around car thermometer will hit 110 tomorrow. >>> high temperatures between 115 and 120 degrees are expected in parts of arizona, nevada and california throughout the weekend. in death valley, temperatures hit 126 degrees, that is just 8 degrees shy of the 100 year old record of the highest temperature ever recorded. in las vegas, the heat has killed one man. paramedics found an elderly man inside his home dead and another man suffered heat stroke while driving on a long road trip. his car's air-conditioning had broken. because of an increased fire danger, public access has been closed to alum rock tomorrow. >>> stay with "abc 7 news" with continuing coverage of our heat wave. track weat

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the day on wednesday. a slow moving frontal boundary with dry air socked. now in the great lakes back in the northern planes, the drier air will funnel in with the slow moving boundary as we go through the day wednesday and you'll feel the difference by wednesday night, thursday and friday. right now td2, tropical depression 2 coming ashore in belize and far eastern mexico. 66 as we stay sticky tonight. fog possible at daybreak a developing round. and then the thundershowers will be diminishing late, temperatures hovering around 80. i think what you'll notice beginning late wednesday into thursday is the drop in the humidity. again, feeling awfully nice. right now the weekend is looking very nice as we head into that weekend time frame. >> you look good. >> hot in the desert. 105 in nevada, very dry heat. >>> it may seem like a typical sibling riflery but could -- bug lasting effects? >> you and your child can tour around in a porch. the luxury car maker is making a go cart for kids. ♪ whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. sta

the poorest air quality will be in the inland east bay. i will give you a look at how long the oppressive heat will last in my accu-weather forecast. dan and carolyn? >> thank you very much. >>> 6400 pg&e customers in south san jose are without power. it went out at 7:30 this evening. 24r* was a volt fire near aborn and white roads. the power is expected to be back on in about an hour around midnight. >>> in san jose police are investigating the death of a four-year-old boy who drowned in a community swimming pool tonight. just before 6:00, the officers found the child unconscious at the county fair mobile home park. cpr was unsuccessful. no foul play is suspected it. >>> the heat was too much for a dog locked in a vehicle. just this afternoon pleasant hill police responded to a dog in distress in a parking garage. they found a boxer locked in the car with very little ventilation. officers broke into the car, but the dog could not recover. the owner was taken into custody. >>> late develop developments in the bart negotiations. they wrappe

as we continue our highlight reel, the 111 years we've been on the air. the 11 most fascinating characters. we're putting dick cheney and condy rice. take a look how they both stacked up in the second bush term starting with david brooks. >> everything was now, now, now. we're in a crisis. we've got to address this. we've got to solve this now. now when you talk to them it's all long-term. chris: in the old days, the president had his smartest guy next to him, dick cheney. he says let's go ahead and get into baghdad. has he still got that voice? >> i think in the end when the big cards are on the table cheney's voice carries more than any other with the possible exception of condoleeza rice. chris: you think she's a challenger in terms of advice? >> i do. yeah, because i travel with her and i cover this day in and day out. chris: is she a big dog with the president? >> absolutely. i agree entirely within -- i wouldn't call the secretary of state a big dog. she is so close to him. she really has his ears. in the first she deferred more to dick cheney -- >>

this is the second "spare the air" alert this year for smog. and the heat way is coming our way. now a look at the areas that will be most affected with inland areas of the east bay valley and all us are under the "spare the air" alert. today the temperatures, show the next telephone hours, 49 to 53, and a few clouds out there, and sunny by noon and 55 at the coast and 83 inland so we are warming at 30 degrees inland over five hour timeframe. and by the afternoon hours check out the summer spread, 65 at the coast and 95 inland and by 7:00, we are 58 at coast and, still, 86 inland so it will be warm for the enactists and the inland valleys on friday. hot again tomorrow, warm, though, a drop on sunday, dropping nearly four to 16 degrees and we drop another two to 8 degrees cooler-than-average on monday. >> 4:38 we have construction project and we have this, as well, if you driving along 680 in the southbound direction, watch out for this because a big tree has fallen into the lanes and a big rig crashed into it and cracked the windshield and 40' of the tree will be removed. watch o

running the air conditioning overnight. the higher in elevation, especially above 500 feet you'll be snuck the 70s and 80s. half moon bay, 69. tomorrow, mid-90s. near 100 in many wears from redwood city south. 80s around millbrae. low to mid-70s along the coast and downtown, 78. 85, sausolito. going across the golden gate, another great day for pictures. 96, san rafael. along the east bay shore, 83 in berkeley to 93 in fremont. 95, cass -- castro valley. tomorrow, temperature will max out at noon. 1:00, the breeze will kick in, drop us into the, say, upper 70s by 4:00 and then down and breezy. if you're heading to the game, the uv index is high. it's going to be warm by our standards. we wrap up the series with the cardinals. 83 the first pitch temperature, we'll stay in the triple digits through tuesday. wednesday, hotter than average, thursday, and then independence day, and you can see friday and saturday, we're looking finally temperatures close to average. >> looks good, thank you, mike. >> mike shumann has sports. toug

. >> people in singapore are told to stay indoors as the haze hazard worsens. air quality reached dangerous levels on friday. from bangkok, we are following the story. >> smoke generated by fires blazing in indonesia covered singapore in a blanket of smoke for days. friday was bad. the main pollution hit a record high, profit prompting the government to hit a public health warning. singapore's national environmental agency said the pollution standards sored to a record 401 at midday on friday. that's far above the previous record on 226 back in 1997. inside the level five dangerous zone. >> my eyes are kind of sore. when i woke up this morning my throat was sore. as an employer, i also asked my employees to take the day off. >> this is very bad. i can feel it in my house. i have to shut down everything and close the windows and doors. >> children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems are told to stay indoors and even healthy people have been advised to avoid going outside as much as possible. >>> indonesia has been battling the fires on the ground and f