we were right in the middle of the black hills. all of the black hills are considered sacred and this is a place where they came to hunt for food and a place where they came to pray and this is very personal land and very private things have been here for them and they still do it and just more modern ways. standing there in 1939 invited him to come out and start them out on carving a dad decided to come out to the reservation when he did he realize he didn't know much about the native culture so that -- he was very inquisitive and very wise and looked at things very differently and more deeply than most people do thought these are such poor conditions and they should be honored. then he decided to take on the job of carving him out and he and standing bar -- standing there looked at different mountains. he did and wanted to it and rushmore. when artist get together doesn't always work out. mchenry knew that dad had worked mt. rushmore and he won first prize at the fair. henry got all those things together and went to dad and that's

it was a tense day on the hill. joint chiefs chairman general mark milley, defense secretary lloyd austin and central command chief general frank mckenzie appearing for the first time since the withdrawal. general mark milley testifying it was his opinion that 2,500 troops should have maintained in afghanistan. secretary austin acknowledging the intelligence failures over the course of many years when asked how that country collapsed to the taliban in just 11 days. and the chairman of the joint chiefs, general milley, was asked about his calls with his counterpart in china during the final months of the trump presidency, in an effort to reassure china that president trump and the u.s. were not planning any kind of attack. how he explained those calls. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz leading us off tonight. >> good morning. >> reporter: it was an extraordinary moment. for the first time, the president's top military advisers publicly acknowledging they did not support pulling all u.s. troops out

to carve a mountain in the black hills . but what's really important is your telling the story about a people and part of the story that we're telling, we're telling the history of the native american people. we're telling the future of the native american people and present day. we have lots of art and performers that come here and share their knowledge and share their experiences with our visitors and if you have knowledge you haveeverything you need . >> they started to become this young warrior, and they walked through all of creation. they were with the elderly, the wounded folks. they were falways there with crazy force horse and he looked out for all people. >> the biggest challenge is it's not the money that most people would think, the biggest challenges them standing the mountains and knowing where the lines are and knowing all that and making sure we keep that safe . that is the biggest challenge and the other challenge is to get people to understand that it is something that's ongoing and growing all the time. we

jen: let's remember what's going on on the hill here. republicans in the house led by kevin mccarthy are opting to vote against rebuilding roads and railways and bridges despite the fact that the package was sent over with the support of 69 senators. i think if you are asking about trust or whether people are delivering for the american people, you should direct it at kevin mccarthy. reporter: make it clear that they refuse to vote on infrastructure without a vote on reconciliation first. why doesn't the president ask them to treat them separately? jen: well, i think -- reporter: to treat the bills separately. jen: the president has made clear both are his priorities. he made clear he wants to get them both across the finish line. what we are talking now is the legislative process and how you get the majority of votes to get both done. that's what he's working to negotiate and unify the caucus around. reporter: separate point. the national school association sent a letter to the president asking for helping from federal agencies because o

gusty winds in the hills through thursday evening. fire danger elevated in the north bay hills. warmer weather starting on thursday. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. sorry, there is missing data there. that's automated and it's not coming in. 40's and 50's on your temperatures. gusty wind over the higher terrain in the north bay. winds in the hills will be there. tomorrow afternoon, breezy along the coastline. 60's co-side. mid 80's inland. we will bump up those temperatures a few more degrees. high temperatures overhead. good hair -- air quality. here's your accuweather 7 day forecast. fire danger in the north bay hills tomorrow. gusty in the hills until thursday. 70's to 90's. 90's hold through the weekend along the coastline with a little bit of fog returning. temperatures will fluctuate between the 60's and 70's. and then sharply cooler next tuesday. are you ready? dan: i'm ready for a fall weather. sandhya: absolutely. dan: you have to have a lot of dell before this oreo. the cost of this costly coo in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast busines

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that means hot, dry, windy weather, especially in the north bay hills in the east bay hills as well as the valleys, creating some dangerous wildfire conditions, fire departments, especially those in those areas are on high alert. the red flag warning went into effect last night at 11 and is due to expire in just a few hours at eight o'clock tonight. now those red flag conditions, prompting pg and e to warn of possible power shutoffs. to thousands of customers in 10 counties, including parts of napa and solano counties. now those shutoffs began at about five o'clock this morning, but they affected far less than expected just a few 100 in napa and solano. counties had their power cut. pg and e says it will begin restoring power once the winds die down. all right, let's get an update now on the current conditions with meteorologist kyla grogan, kyla hey there, heather. and so the good news is the wind has started kind of ramping down. the bad news is this when we started this event, we started coming into it with a little bit of moisture in the air from some of the rain that passed throug

gusty winds in the hills through thursday evening. fire danger elevated in the north bay hills. ch warmer weather starting on thursday. temperatures right now in the 50's and 60's. sorry, there is missing data there. that's automated and it's not coming in. 40's and 50's on your temperatures. gusty wind over the higher terrain in the north bay. winds in the hills will be there. tomorrow afternoon, breezy along the coastline. 60's co-side. mid 80's inland. we will bump up those temperatures a few more degrees. high temperatures overhead. good hair -- air quality. here's your accuweather 7 day forecast. fire danger in the north bay hills tomorrow. gusty in the hills until thursday. 70's to 90's. 90's hold through the weekend along the coastline with a little bit of fog returning. temperatures will fluctuate between the 60's and 70's. and then sharply cooler next tuesday. are you ready? dan: i'm ready for a fall weather. sandhya: absolutely. dan: you have to have a lot of dell before this oreo. the cost of this costly coo who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, wi

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i don't know about the east bay hills, but i think the north bay hills of brown sonoma, you might, umlet's take a look at the model here, and this will give you an idea. um about two a.m. u c i the clock up top. see that red area up by calistoga. that's the wind event that that little bull's eye right? see how quickly it goes away around eight a.m. it's still stays windy. but it's right in here. here's the sweet spot. looks like it's somewhere between one am and seven am something like that. and then it's gone. okay so originally had looked like it was going to be a two day. red flag warning, but that's not the case. fog gets swept away from the coast temperatures warm tomorrow doesn't turn into a heat wave just gets warmer. we'll see some low nineties again and then temperatures warm again on tuesday and cool after that. fog at the coast. not a thing for a while. we're kind of this is sort of the first. you know, in my mind, this is being sort of the first official week of falling away. obviously the equinoxes on wednesday the tamil equinox, but in terms of, um the weather pattern to

and the higher hills of the north bay and the inland east bay. all of the tritrally and across the diablo range. the timing on the peak wind gusts, after midnight, to sunrise tomorrow. napa, to lake county, to inland contra costa county. wind speeds should be on the decrease through the evening. the red flag warning up through, technically, 8:00 tomorrow evening. temperatures set to climb in the mid-90s around the valleys. and a change in the wind, could bring a return of wildfire smoke later this week, coming up from the southern sierra wildfires. a closer look at that and a chaps of showers and the seven-day forecast. >>> because of the fire risk, pg&e could be shutting off power to parts of california. ten counties statewide, two in the bay area. sonoma county was taken off of the list. but salon know and napa county. power would not be restored until 10:00 tomorrow night. a red flag warning in effect in the north and east bay hills and the east bay interior valley. nbc bay area's marian fav low reports, some are following the winds. >> report

the fire has stayed in the hills above the structured areas on the basin floor. you can see the perimeter is about a mile from lake tahoe airport right here. the outer edge of this fire right now is about three miles from heavenly. over the next 12 hours, the winds are going to push it away from heavenly, think fully, because you can see it is more of a northeasterly direction. an fires love to climb up hills and mountains. that is what we are seeing right now on this northeastern fringe of the caldor fire. once fires reach tops, they tend to slow down and speed and intensity. that's what we're seeing right now. it is hung up right here in this ridge top right now. where watching winds very close -- we are watching winds very closely. as they weaken tonight, we -- we are watching winds very closely. as they weaken tonight, that's not necessarily great news. the wind, 10-15 mph, the direction is going to change. the winds will shift from the northeast, more working toward the northwest, pushing the fire closer and closer to more populated areas where there is stru

expecting winds to pick up in the hills later tonight. hey pick up, coming out of the north-northeast, fire danger will be going up. high fire danger, some orange showing up. that is very high fire danger going up tomorrow morning. humidity plunging. part of the concern, not only the dry vegetation. with the wind coming off of the land blowing down toward the ocean, humidity values coming down to 11% at 11:00 a.m. look at what happens down at the single digits by tomorrow afternoon. 8%. fire danger elevated. the camera, a lovely view. gusty in the hills. elevated fire danger in the north bay. warm around the bay in then through monday. tomorrow morning, 40's and 50's. tomorrow afternoon, a nice day. warm and inland. co-side, looking at 60's. primarily with breezy conditions. fog is going to return. not until late tomorrow afternoon into friday. the warmth remains inland. fire danger tomorrow as we head into the weekend, fall warmth mid-90's inland. 60's co-side. much cooler next week. ♪hefty, hefty, hefty!♪ whoa... [john cena sniffs] how d

the bridge fire erupted under the forest hill bridge in auburn this afternoon. it quickly grew to 200 acres. crews evacuated the auburn state recreational area. the fire is 0% contained tonight. >> another new fire being called the lawrence fire is burning just north of fidel town. that fire burned around 40 acres and it is 30% contained. >> now, the latest in the pandemic tonight, the state making some progress on getting everybody vaccinated for covid- 19. according to the cdc, 66% of eligible californians have been fully vaccinated. more than 81% have gotten one shot in the arm. meanwhile, the biden administration targeted the week of september 20th to have booster shots ready to go for americans. pfizer might be the only one that meets that deadline. betty yu has the latest on the time line, betty? >> reporter: we learned that moderna boosters might not be ready in two week that is according to dr. anthony fauci. the cdc is recommending unvaccinated americans not travel this holiday weekend. >> reporter: the variant continues to feel the surge while only just

the supreme court, i'm often wrong. so, we'll certainly see and find out probably sometime in late june, early july. >> hill: amy howis thescotusblog. amy, thank you for joining us. >> thanks so much for inviting me. >> this is pbs newshour weekend, saturday. >> hill: finally tonight, it is world clean up day, and in more than 180 countries people picked up trash-- to make a statement and make a difference. it's the 11th year of the event, and in every location, plastic products make up a big part of the environmental problem. newshour weekend's christopher booker has the story of what may be one small solution. >> reporter: on one of spain's canary islands, off the coast of northwest africa, plastic waste washes on shore relentlessly-- much of it in the form of tiny beads that mingle the black and white sand. >> ( translated ): this is only the residue that floats, imagine what is in the ocean. if it's difficult to collect what's on the beach, imagine what it's like to collect the stuff in the ocean. the amount of plastic is brutal. >> reporter: humbeo less left his job in barcelona last year determined to do something a

. >>> the capitol hill showdown over president biden's agenda. rachel scott in the halls of congress, pressing moderates and progressives, asking, will democrats unite to save the president's plans? how they answer. and all of this amid a looming government shutdown. the white house now warning federal agencies to prepare. >>> the terrifying fall. a toddler falling into an open manhole at a playground. his mother jumping down into that hole to save him. >>> and america strong tonight. thousands rallying behind a mom and her scones, after learning what she did during the pandemic. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. several breaking headlines. booster shots approved for millions, but one group they voted no on. also, the fbi with an arrest warrant in the search for brian laundrie. but we are going to begin with that deadly shooting at a grocery store. colli collierville, tennessee. police receiving a call, four minutes later, law enforcement arriving at the scene. the fbi now on the scene, too. officers run

live on the hill with why the talks are over and live with shareeduh tate, the cousin of george floyd. good afternoon. good to be with us. ali vitale on capitol hill and joined by john breznahan. here's what we're watching. president biden's democratic diplomacy if you will happening all afternoon into tonight trying to work out the differences with democrats to save the key priorities. infrastructure and a huge social spending program and progressive democrats are dug in saying the spending bill be passed first before the vote on the more popular infrastructure bill and concerned if infrastructure goes first moderate democrats could bail on the spending plan. then the new republican roadblock from mitch mcconnell. new old roadblock if you will coming to the debt ceiling debate saying senate republicans will not vote to raise the debt ceiling saying the democrats can do it by themselves so that's what they should do. a simple majority. last night the house passing a bill to keep the government running and suspending the debt ceiling to next year. the question now is can joe biden righ

for tonight, call her in the hills. also see low clouds returned to the coast and during the morning commute, some of those leak into the bay. the heatwave goes at least to the weekend. in fact, monday is probably going to be the last day. for now, high-pressure building in, pushing the storm track well to the north. a lot of wet weather headed to the pacific northwest. we will see a turnup in the temperatures. 80's, lives even upper 80's from 81 in sunnyvale to 88 and go right down south. 79 in the park, everyone else around 81 to 85. along the coast, looking at sunshine, some clouds really late in the afternoon, upper 60's for you in mid 70's for downtown south san francisco. at 20 degrees spread from the coast, mid 60's to mid 80's and the north bay valleys. east bay still pretty comfortable around mid richmond and berkeley, 76 and 77, getting less comfortable, but to mid 80's elsewhere. as you move inland, nobody likes to use their air-conditioner on the last day of september. you may need to. 87 to 91 in the bay va

, parts of saying the napa hills and some of the east bay hills are going to be a little bit drier because they did not get any of that rain that came down over the weekend. but the north bank got a little bit of it. taking a look at our peaks right now. you can see mount st helene about 29, mph 21 atlas and mount diablo about 27. diablo, one of the spots that was getting a little bit gusty earlier this morning, so right now, as i mentioned down at the surface, not too bad, but you do see a little wind in fairfield gusting about 33 mph right now, but also calm right out at sfo. so again, it's really happening higher up in elevation. but what that does is when that. hot warm air kind of comes down the mountains and the hills. it does dry things out. and you can see in concord right now. i've been watching this. this is relative humidity. it's been dropping now. just 19% 18% in fairfield, 21% in livermore in san jose. what that means is that you've got very dry air in any fire that could start could spread quickly in that environment. so a live look outside here shows you the other side to t

i am looking forward to being on the hill this morning. the leadership has been hard at work trying to weave together the positions. there is in the 3.5 trillion -- there are a wide array of things that the american people actually want in terms of dealing with early childhood education, paid family leave, opportunities to expand coverage of medicare activities. we have been working hard with an unprecedented package dealing with climate change and green energy. a number of provisions i have been working on for years in terms of the incentives for wind and solar, historic preservation, making polluters pay for leaving toxic waste around the country. the tax that paid for the superfund expired 25 years ago. republicans refused to renew it. we are going to clean up hundreds of toxic waste sites around the country. host: the hill newspaper with the headline democrats were surprised and caught off guard by this framework deal. were you surprised and caught off guard? guest: i am well aware of the fact that leadership has been working hard. ther

the press daily. i'm chuck todd. it is a pretty active day already on capitol hill. an active afternoon, evening, perhaps into the wee hours of the night. senator joe manchin just spoke to reporters for the second time today to publicly indicate for the first time what size reconciliation package he

you see a little bit up in the hills this is through tuesday morning, tuesday at right. and then you see the arrows shift come a little bit more onshore. so no more wind advisories for us, and it does appear as though we are looking at a situation where we're going to where we're going to see temperatures begin to warm tomorrow winds at the surface 22 miles an hour in fairfield, spare the air day tomorrow. probably see one again on could easily see one again on wednesday. i'll see you back here with the details on your forecast. all right, we'll see in a bit, bill. thanks. fire officials say a group of famous trees at sequoia national park were not harmed by flames from the knp complex. fire crews managed to protect those trees, known as the four guardsmen by removing nearby vegetation and wrapping fire resistant material around the basis of those giants to quiz. fire officials say their priority is to protect as many of those sequoia trees as they can. the main concerns and problems we're having in there is this cat faces and scars on the sides of this coy is catching on

>> let's remember what's actually going on on the hill. ridges. so i think if you are asking about trust or whether people are delivering for the american people you should directed at kevin mccarthy. >> i think the progression has been made so clear, without a vote on reconciliation, why doesn't the president asked them to treat them separately? to focus, and he also has made clear he wants to get them both across the finish line. but we are talking about now is the legislative process and how you get the majority of votes to get both of them done and that's what they are working to negotiate and unify the carcass around. >> at the national school board association affects a letter to the president, asking for help from federal loans or federal agencies because of the violence and of the threat that they are seeing across the country. as a president receive that request and are you considering offering that help? >> first we take the public officials very seriously and these threats to school board members is horrible, they are doing their

in this kind of an area and they're going to help and they they race up the hills and race of the routines and for you to see what she can do. and my- hill is asking people not to hesitate to call nine one one if they see a fire he says. don't assume someone else already called. frank man let's just hope everything stays safe the last thing we need is another fire here in northern california okay amberley live force in lafayette thank you amber. crews continue to battle the caldor fire and they're making some progress. it's now 50% contained. state officials say the fire grew less than one square mile overnight in all its burn nearly three hundred and forty square miles. and a put that in perspective that's nearly twice the size of the city of san jose. containment lines are holding but eastern parts the fire remain to be a challenge. shifting winds are complicating matters around highway eighty eight in particular. hand crews are trying to prevent flames from crossing the highway and approaching kirkwood a states which is near kirkwood lake. new evacuation orders have been issued in lasse

it is for the funnies by hills. . also firmly comes along to counties. the rest of you, until 8:00 p.m. tonight. the winds are between 30 to 40 or higher, as far as the criteria. low humidity's. any fires that breakout will rapidly spread, given how severe our drought is, and little rain fell over the weekend. . that does not help much. knoxville, 23 miles an hour. the winds were stronger during the overnight hours and earlier this morning. look at the community values. atlas peak, 15%. 13% in knoxville. that is what is concerning. and will be back with an hour-by-hour look at the rest of the forecast coming. ama: thank you so much. pg&e is restoring power to people in the north bay. the latest public safety power shut off affected fewer neighborhoods than originally expected. laura anthony is live near vacaville and solano county, one of the areas that was impacted. reporter: that's right. within the last 45 minutes, pg&e said they have begun the process of restoring power to at least some of these neighborhoods. here and solano county, there were about

this from "the hill" newspaper. their wrap-up to the latest.im scott believes the month-long negotiation with democratic lawmaker has collapsed because their proposals called for reducing funding to law enforcement in his interview with cbs news. scott who's been conducting talks with democrats for the past year said that many of the proposals would have required him to agree to limit or reduced funding for police. he said i'm not going to participate in reducing funding for the police west virginia we saw a major city defund the police. that's just some of the latest back and forth. the end goal seems to be that those talks have collapsed. caller: exactly. look at what he had talking. tim scott doesn't represent anybody he doesn't represent the black population. we all think he's something else that i can't say. we didn't say defunded the police the media took that phrase and went to town with it. what we said is we don't want people show up every time black people protest with tanks and armors and i mean, like ferguson. look what they showed

we're seeing that already up in the hills. these are the current numbers at the highest elevations and the one you want to note. is certainly the one up in the north bay, which is mount st helena 20% humidity 40 mile an hour gusts, so it's come up from 30 about an hour and a half ago to 40 miles an hour. now that's up above 3500 ft. it's way up there, but still, the winds are. there are verifying up high. mount diablo has got 23 miles an hour and then the santa cruz mountains much less. with 11 miles an hour, so this is really a north based centric. ah event and i can show you on the model here, so just pick up pick out calistoga. find it on the map. i can't really point to it because i don't know my thing. but that right about 23. five a.m. is about the peak on the wind event and then watch how quickly it dies down. okay so it's a real quick event, and i'm looking at the guy backed it up again. but look at the contours, right? there's not a lot going on here. there's been nights where i've shown you this map, and it's painted

passing high clouds and dusty overnight come up wins increase in the hills tomorrowgofterno, ather congthursday. tonight, dusty along the coastline, 38 mile an hour to 40 mile an hour winds. winds will lead up as we head into tomorrow morning, still breezy near the coast. go into tomorrow afternoon and will continue with the breezy pattern, but not exceptionally in the at the lower elevations. it is the higher elevations were those offshore winds will get dusty air. temperatures in the morning, 40's, 50's, patches of fog at the coast. clouds up above. highs in the mid to upper 60's, low to mid 80's inland with some sunshine, being filtered by the high clouds. here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, wendy and the hills the next couple days, certainly a warmer pattern, 70's to 90's as we head toward thursday. it cools at the coast, but the fog back, a bumps right back up again, 70's to 90's, your outdoor weekend plans looking fantastic. dan: for back to the future to dan: we will end tonight with two stories about the movie business. liz: first, marty mcfly's hoverboard from

the easy part which you wouldn't think that would be the easy part given the partisanship of capitol hill and dynamics of the democratic party, but funding the government, they left it to the last minute. the senate voted on a bipartisan basis to keep the lights on as you said through december 3rd. that includes disaster aid for the latest disaster hurricanes and wildfires, also includes money for afghan resettlement. now that's going to the house of representatives where they will have to vote on it before midnight tonight, send it to the president before midnight for him to sign for the government to stay open. now that that's out of the way, they are mostly out of the way now. now the house democratic leadership is extremely focused on saving prescribe's agenda, they were trying to save the government, keeping it own, now trying to save the president's agenda and it is looking perilous. vice president harris walked into the capitol, i asked her what will happen to the president's agenda if the vote on the bipartisan bill doesn't pass today. she says she is optimistic that it will. i as

. >>> coming up, the work being done right now to help prevent wildfires in the east bay hills. >>> plus, he's one of the oldest football players, but tom brady may be far from done. you will hear what he has to say about his future plans on playing in the nfl. >>> coming up on you at 6:00, san francisco's mayor under fire for breaking covid safety rules. new video shows her partying in a crowded nightclub without a mask. how she is responding. >>> most cities across san mateo county have incredibly high vaccination rates, but when you head out to the coast that isn't the case. i met max darrow, and i will tell you what the county is doing to try and change that. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the cbs evening news -- >>> we will begin this friday night with breaking news on booster shots. what the fda is saying about whether we should get that third shot. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> that's get back to that st

strikes show the potential of a new fire start, especially in parts of the north bay and some of the hills. now as far as the rain, we've seen it very spotty, rains for a few minutes and then out of there. still the impacts of that lightning will definitely be something we'll have to watch as we take a look at storm ranger. a little bit closer to the coast where we're seeing some of the rain moving into the south city area as well heading right over to our radar site which is parked on san bruno mountain so we are going to see some of the lightning strikes moving that way. we head across the bay towards richmond where we are seeing a little bit of rain around the hercules area and richmond and vallejo but the main threat will be the lightning that's cloud to ground lightning coming down and a busy few hours and loop it and sees the activity across the region. as we go throughout the morning this will be a threat, at least for the neck few hours before we see all of this activity towards the east. a closer look does one again show that what we feared is definitely happening right now. a lit

but just me to wait on the top of the hills, the trucks wheeled their grip stuck. they have to try again. me remote, it may look for if i lost you, i don't think so cleverly. morning. it's our mind from 6 o'clock this morning, 5 miles behind devante. some of the drivers are getting impatient. the depression, one taxi driver agrees to lend them a strap on a final attempt vandy his workers and with the help of some of the watching passengers attempt to pull the truck the me with me. ironically, the driver of the white truck gets fine without any trouble. unlike his landing, stuck fast for 5 hours the touch of from him to bring him slowly from point to point to reach and get the job. what is the only road that we can? gosh, really. i knew from the 18 i was on the road. homeboy is only half way through the journey the the the right now inside the history is repeating itself so dandy and he's just like this morning. they find themselves facing another obstacle. we're lucky but the driver of the white truck is most concerned about the ditch running along the side of the

i think if morgan hill was divided into a state, it would be a red state, right? and thethat you're bringing mariachis into morgan hill is really wonderful. but kathy, who can participate? who is eligible? do you have your list already compiled? what are the hitch runs and errors? kathy: well, we would like to welcome young people so, under 20 years old, ideally from the schools surrounding the area but we welcome people from hollister, gilroy, san josé. we welcome all young people who are mariachis or aspiring to be mariachis and so it's any school district, any program that's a private program. everybody's welcome to participate and, because morgan hill is 35% latino, we really wanna showcase the latino community and the traditions of mariachi. we also have a museum that has exhibits that are showcasing the instruments, the trajes, and the culture and the traditions of mariachi music. damian: all right, well, and you've had this event before and, shirley, are you surprised at the level of talent that some of these kids come with? shirley: that is incredible. the last--r

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helicopters, attacking the fire up on the hill. seems like the smoke is blowing to the east, away from homes. that's a good news. but it's a precaution, half a dozen neighbors, may be up to two dozen neighbors have been evacuated from their homes on mount lassen drive. and parts of lower lucas valley near idle berry road. we drove up a fe u go, lots of people sitting down on the road, where roadblocks have been set up. it is stressful for me, personally, because this is my neighborhood. my home,. close to where these flames are burning. but the good news is, it appears we have seen several fire helicopters here in the last one he minutes, that's a good news -- 20 minutes, that's the good news. we've got sheriffs, firefighters here strategizing on idleberry road. some neighbors happened -- some neighbors have been evacuated as a precaution. front of us are saying they are safe and got their pets. firefighters went door-to-door saying you must leave now, grab what you can and let's go. obviously, very scary afternoon for many people.

in the hills 60's. at noon we are in the 70's and 80's, even along the coast and 70's and 80's and 90's at 10:00. this is not even the hottest day in the forecast, i will show you that coming up. cutting off power counties impacting about 1200 companies. they expect the power to come back on tonight. >> hundreds are still without power, and now customers are without electricity and it might not go back on until later this morning. we have a reporter joining us live with more. >> good morning that outages are very scattered and there are still some outages out here and the lights are on at this college but we know there are outages in this area in san pablo and also in richmond and some out in oakland. pg&e says the weather is to blame. the outages are very scattered and a few businesses and restaurants are without electricity. they are worried about food spoiling and some of the outages caused some polls to catch fire. pg any said the drought was to blame and that dust and dirt buildup on the power lines

tomorrow from the north and east bay hills and valleys. that is because of the potential for some isolated to scattered thunderstorms. dry lightning and thunderstorms is a possibility. taking you hour by hour, here we are 9:00 p.m. you can start to see some showers and isolated the storms starting to move into the north bay. here we are at 1:00 a.m. and think should wrap up as we look to 6:00 a.m. for tomorrow. >>> a group in san jose says the city is not doing enough to battle the homeless crisis. so now they are taking matters into their own hands. what they are doing to help people get off the streets. that story more at 5:00. >>> and before we go, new recycling program from taco bell. fast food chain wants to recycle your used sauce packets and refill them. it iteaming up. custers colld new sauce package and mail them back to be refilled. taco bell was the same million pounds of used sauce package from going into u.s. landfills every year. it is created. good for the environment. good to reuse and recycle. >> when you order them they pu

from the top of the hills, the trucks wheeled lose their grip. stuck. they have to try again the me remote level by last. i don't say so. good morning. it's our mind from 6 o'clock this morning, 5 behind vandy. some of the drivers are getting impatient. the depression, one taxi driver agrees to lend them a strap. a final attempt vandy his workers and with the help of some of the watching passengers attempt to pull the truck the me ironically, the driver, the white truck gets fine without any trouble. unlike your landing sucks for 5 hours from now bring it in slowly from point one to when we reach and get the one that made it the only road that we gosh, really not because i knew from nora the to 18 i was on the road. homeboy is only home way through the journey the the was the last history is repeating itself, van d and he's man. just like this morning. they find themselves facing another obstacle that wasn't worth the but the driver of the white truck is most concerned about the ditch running along the side of the road just from like, i think that we ye

a look at the winds in the hills . these winds are going to strengthen. idity, it is lowering. 40% relative humidi rel knoxville, and the drier air is going to push west overnight tonight. here is the red flag warning for the north bay mountains and the inland east bay. we will see wind gusts over 35 miles per hour at times. early tomorrow morning, the strongest winds. in napa and solano county come up parts of koster contra costa county. we will take a look at when the winds relax, and tomorrow is a warm to hot day for all of us. we will have temperatures cave m up in a few minutes. dion: due to the weather, pg&e will shut off power to thousands of customers in several counties overnight. in the bay area, not -- napa and solano county's will be affected. luz pena spoke with some residents who say this is a concerning reminder of past fire seasons. >> it is fire season, and pg&e starting power shutoffs in the north bay overnight. >> thinking, it is that time of the year again. it is a little tense. >> a napa resident says pg&e contractors clears the power

most of the wind will be in the higher hills here, north bay and inland east bay. row trending a little bit warmer. 85 in san jose. low 90s inland. 75, san francisco. 78 in oakland and in the north bay, we will see highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. hill tops, inland east bay as we watch closely the peak wind gusts which are going to increase after midnight tonight. areas here in red and purple around the north bay and areas, these are where some of the power safety shutoffs are occurring in some of these isolated communities where the peak wind gusts are expected to be. notice also some stronger winds down near the deyab i can't be low range, too. >> notice now with the talk of this red will have flag warning, if you are are bay side, there could still be some patchy low clouds in the morning. and then, wind speeds do come down and fire danger should come down, too. what's not going down will be the temperatures on tuesday. mid-to upper 90s will be possible. the last-full day of summer going out with a bang in terms of those temperatures. 87 in san jose. pretty clo

the fire was burning up the hill, away from the homes. as you know, there are a lot of homes and subdivisions at the base of this hill. a lot of anxiety for people seeing the smoke across marin county. 101 was a traffic mess, even more than usual. 30 acres have burned. no major damage here. containment is at 80%. up next we're getting close to having a jury. new updates from the trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes, including a look at how soon the testimony could begin. >>> and the controversial new program in san francisco that actually pays people not to shoot guns. is that really the case? we have answers about the city's new program meant to cut down on gun violence. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. we want to get you caught up on some other stories. attorneys are hoping to have a jury seated in a trial tomorrow in the case of elizabeth holmes. a series of investigative reports led to charges of defrauding investors and customers. for the second straight day, the 37-year-

and calfire is working on pioneer trail to keep the fire in the hills and along the ridge top and stopt from getting into the basin and structures, part of their structure defense. we are keeping this here, winds pushing in that direction. a red flag warning, west southwest winds gusting 35 miles per hour and that red flag warning has been extended until 11 p.m. tomorrow when -- 11 p.m. tomorrow night. dan: at an event today in oakland governor newsom says he will visit the caldor fire tomorrow. >> it is the number one priority in the state, putting everything we have got on it, you will seek d.c. tends to ignore fan landed from nearby airbases, putting down that red retardant. dan: more than 14,000 firefighters are battling the large active wildfires currently burning in the state, they are there -- throwing anything they can edit. get live updates on those fires with our exclusive tracker. you will find the interactive map with our full wildfire coverage including evacuations on our website. ama: happening now, san francisco educators and family rallying city hall to demand safer con

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in this kind of an area and they're going to help and they they race up the hills and race of the routinesr you to see what she can do. and i. hill is asking people not to hesitate to call nine one one if they see a fired he says. don't assume someone else already called. julie amber thank you chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now with a look at the conditions we can expect bell. yeah a lot going on eight september and its kind acted like it this is not a typical weather to see but there is that slight chance of thundershowers. there's a real good chance of thunder shower up around reading to him a county shasta county but for us we're kind on the southern french at least according to the models. so it's- important a conscious and that's why the fire weather watches in effect so you see the yellow out areas that's a fire weather watch tomorrow night i suspect they'll turn the probably turn all this. about this time on a treat red which would be a fire weather red flag warning basically which is means they're going to be seeing thunderstorms but most of the thunderstorms are going to

where we see the reds and the purples, that's some of the north bay hills. ee some of the wind gusts, take a look at that, close to 50 miles per hour. just got a wind gusts at mt. diablo at 59 miles per hour. a lot of us in the valleys are not feeling that, so you are like, what wind? well, it's mainly in the hills. it will gradually calm down this afternoon into the evening hours. as we go through the forecast, our temperatures heating up. 85 in downtown san jose. gilroy today heading towards 87 degrees. we will see low 90s back towards the inland east bay. concord heading towards 93 degrees. we will see low to mid-70s in san francisco. a lot of sunshine today. headed toward napa and clearlake, temperatures in the 90s there as well as north bay highs. stopping here at 7:00 tomorrow morning, we see reds and yellows popping up and that's moderate to slightly unhealthy air quality. we will see more smoke coming in and it rolls northward. we are going to look at the direction of where this smoke is coming from. it's coming up from the south and we have seen seei

high-very high fire danger in the hills. peeking around 9:00-10:00. hose wins will back off and our fire danger lessons into the evening as that warning expires. tomorrow, it is a warm-hot day for many of us because of those wins, we will hit 81 in oakland. san jose will be 75. 90 in santa rosa. warmer in the north bay. looking at air quality, it is trending at her and better for tomorrow. we will have a little bit of hayes but the air quality, despite it being warm-hot should stay good for many of us. high fire danger in the mornings, especially in napa county. that warning ends at 5 p.m.. that is the hottest day of the week despite having wins weekend. autumn warmth hangs on through friday. saturday and sunday looking much better. dion: what is going on? casey: crazy busy sunday in many sports. 49ers were in the east coast but they got a little boost from casey: the last time the 49ers started 2-0, made the super bowl. that was back in 2019. plenty of fans in hostile territory. eagles dominated most of the first half that have nothing to show for it.

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