the valleys will stay there for a while. eventually numbers get closer to 80 degrees next weekend the biggest changes will be the inland east bay valleys. perhaps up for a few days. in case we are making plans for labor day weekend, right now it looks to be sunday through tuesday. >>> a new way to watch your newscast. it's all about roku. turn on your streaming device. slip the live tv tile on your home screen. scroll down to channel 133. you can watch nbc bay area news. any time anywhere. >>> coming up, where is the winner? the locate update from local lottery officials. they are still waiting for the official winner to come for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >>> the demand for electric powered

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all the inland east bay for tuesday could see temperatures in the valleys in the upper 90s. now tuesday, the peak of the heat and in addition, a see skies behind me with a smoke advisory as the wind has shifted. the six rivers lightning complex fire to the north is sending smoke toward the bay area. in addition to the heat, the workweek begins with a wildfire smoke advisory, moderate levels of smoke pollution monday. we will see if it develops into a spare the air advisory tuesday. a lot of heat starting the week. we let you know when color temperatures return in 10 minutes. >>> you can track the heat anytime with the nbc bay area app. free to download. we send alerts so you are updated on the full forecast. >>> nancy pelosi and a delegation have traveled to taiwan. the member delegation arrived 12 days after the visit from nancy pelosi. it includes these people. there is set to meet the president and other leaders. they will talk about how to reduce tension with china and invest in semiconductors and other topics. earlier this much, the historic visit by the pelosi had an a

bears can be seen in the valleys, where the snow melts earlier.e meadows and only in the middle of summer they move to the forest train, where berries and nuts ripen. their possessions may stretching for hundreds of square kilometers earlier, syrian brown bears could be found in vast territories from the caucasus to the middle east; now their range has significantly narrowed, the impregnable caucasus mountains are the last refuge of these animals. on the way of the bear, there is a herd of females and cubs of aurochs. for them, this is not the most pleasant meeting. but she's open terrain tours from afar notices potential enemies. in addition, they move much faster than clubfoot bears. in summer, tours roam the high-altitude valleys of b looking for untouched pastures. the diet of mountain goats is not limited to meadow grasses for a normal life, they also need minerals, so animals often gather in salt licks, both natural and artificial. in autumn, in search of food, the tour moves to snow-covered cliffs, where else can you find dry grass? the cau

can you name the three valleys that make up the tri valley trivia coming up ? shortly will meet the marching band, the irish guard at a dublin high and so much more, we'll send it to claudine or back to you. all right, claudine, take it away. hi frank. yes we are having a great morning here. word earlier. these dublin bowl. this is one of the oldest, the largest the busiest bowling alleys in the area. they're only about four here in the east bay. and so we're having a great time. you know, the bowling alley is one of those places i think the minute you walk in it all the memories come flooding back. even if you're not a current boulder. if you are the bowling party, you grew up pulling. this is one of those places what it feels like home and so this seemed to be a very appropriate place to hang out for you this morning. and really, they have been so gracious for us this morning and welcoming us in. we expect the league bowlers to be here very soon. they come around 10 o'clock this morning, but it's been a busy summer all summer for them with birthday parties, co

maybe out towards the valley. something to keep an eye on the big cool down on the weekend, especially on sunday at the onshore breeze. deeper fog bank on friday conquered was 91 saturday, 85 yesterday. oh that's nice. 82 today we're going 86. this will be probably the coolest day of the week. looks like september is coming in hot here last couple of days of august won't be too bad, though. the city average high this time of year 69 degrees and the last five days all these attempts have been right around there. 68 69 or seven and 68 today watch to see the cloud cover sneaking in. look at that. it's starting to come in from stockton. modesto can actually zoom in on that. so some of that put on the sweeping radar can see maybe outdoors east, contra costa county, brentwood, antioch, maybe rio vista at the fairfield something. keep an eye on it. maybe get a little development out of that is that low taps into that moisture that fog layer the bases went up around 1600 almost 2000 ft, so it had no problem making a good s

not expecting in the way of low clouds across our inland valleys for the morning. right now, 59 in san francisco. still 60s in san jose. 63 degrees. one thing to watch, in addition to the temperatures on the bottom of the screen, is our air quality. we're still good for air quality in the north bay, central coast, and the south bay. but starting monday, these numbers will likely fall into the moderate range. then, by tuesday and wednesday, stay tuned may see a change for the inland valley areas by midweek. right now, that's a good sign for fairfield, at least, still seeing the delta breeze, with the wind coming in for the straight, in towards sacramento, keeping areas inland a bit cool, but that will start to shut down over the next couple of afternoons. there, you see, a few remnants of patchy fog leaving by midmorning. temperature trend tomorrow should be warmer, especially in the inland-east bay valleys. 50s and 60s to start as early as noon tomorrow. 86 degrees out there in fairfield, highs near fairfield, in the upper 90s tomorrow. so, there's a sign that the

the most valley locations, 80s to low 90s and starting sunday, especially on monday and tuesday. toward some places like the tri-valley, morgan hill, santa rosa could be in the upper 90s next week with what looks like five days at least in those 90s. through about thursday, so the heat making a comeback. >> a great excuse for my kids to go to the beach or something. >> yes. a nice weekend for sure. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> take care >>> tonight breaking news, a judge unsealing the fbi search warrant executed at former president donald trump's home the warrant and the receipts revealing fbi agents seized 11 sets of classified documents from mar-a-lago, including several marked top secret it comes after a report that authorities were looking for sensitive documents about nuclear weapons. what else was in the 27 boxes the fbi took from mr. trump's home and the potential crimes he may be under investigation for, including violating the espionage act. >>> also tonight, the shocking attack on stage. author salman rushdie stabbed in the neck. the writer who lived in hiding

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the most valley locations, 80s to low 90s and starting sunday, especially on monday and tuesday. out toward some places like the tri-valley, morgan hill, santa rosa could be in the upper 90s next week with what looks like five days atleast in those 90s. through about thursday, so the heat making a comeback.great ex to go to the beach or ceweekend >> thank you so much for joining us. >> take care. [ door knocking >> hey, jimmy. i hope i'm not interrupting. i just wanted to say hi. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: cara, hi so happy you're back at the show >> yeah, i'm really exted

special place at the top of the valley is sits. calistoga is very own castello di amorosa a k a castle of love. fanatic medieval history and heat end of the he wanted to make sure that this is not a castle made to not only look like a 14th century castle, but feel like one, too. is he? so all the materials from europe, like all the all the doors and windows also came from a family and all of the stones like you see here don't the site is celebrating 15 years this summer and it's reservation only guests can schedule a tasting or a full tour for your group. you can choose between a standing casing in one of state is what you get a sit-down tasing him. enjoyed 5 different rights. or you could choose to go you just don't sit too much or you might end up in the torture chamber. and we cast in the 14th century headed change >> and owner just wanted to make an with friendly animals like jacomo the goat wandering the property guests will enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and vines, not just about the wind. it's also about show you sout

including the tri- valley could see temperatures approaching 100 degrees. a timeline of when the temperatures will arrive and what this could mean for the rest of your plans coming up in the forecast. >> thank you. updates straight your phone on our nbc bay area app . it is free. you can get it for your neighborhood. >>> disappearance from a kari party. there's still no sign of the team. more than 200 officers and fbi agents are searching on the ground, air and water for romney right now. she attended a party. turned out to be the remains of a dog. she went missing last saturday after a large party at the foster family campground in nevada county. this is the case is updated to possible abduction because her car is missing, as well. >> at this point, we are looking for anything small evidence wise. cars, people, phones. trying to make it even tighter. >> several bay area teens are believed to have been at the party. law enforcement says don't be afraid to come forward with information because you think you might get in

the fog will spread across the bay and into the inland valleys by early early tomorrow morning, and it the fog should retreat by late morning and retreat to the coast as we head towards early afternoon. you will have a hard time shaking along the coast, a few peaks of sunshine if you get that along the coast, we will be happy to see a little bit of sun, temperatures dropping down tonight to the mid to upper 50s to around 60 degrees, in normal start to friday morning at a normal friday afternoon, temperatures ranging within a couple degrees of average across across the board on either side of what's normal for this time of year. some spots a degree or two warmer than today, other locations almost exactly where we topped out today, 60s and 70s 70s around the bay with mostly 80s inland, low to mid 60s along along the coast, free air-conditioning with you, upper upper 70s and low 80s down the peninsula and the south end of the bay, mostly mid 80s in the santa clara valley, 84 in san jose, up to the upper 80s morgan morgan hill, gilroy could top 90 90 degrees, more likely to top 94 inland i

temperatures in the sacramento valley, almost 18 degrees above average. ut 8 to 10 degrees above average. >>> coming up, a spike in threats following a search at the trump mar lago estate. u.s. government agencies now on high alert. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. denny's all-time favorite super slam is back. get bacon, sausage, eggs, hashbrowns and buttermilk pancakes for only $6.99. give your wallet a break and send it on a summer slamcation. the hottest deals are at denny's, america's value destination. >>> first house speaker nancy pelosi and now full delegation of american law

modern landscape park appeared in the valley of the river, chertanovka.e south of moscow, a huge abandoned territory was cleared of tons of construction debris, creating a well-maintained space for recreation there, but the designers. in addition , they came up with an original walking route for the park. marina gromova saw everything. it’s hard to even imagine that all this was just recently it was a dirty, overgrown ravine to walk in, in which , perhaps only in the grass up to the waist, there was a devil, a small, not wide, but still the river was imperceptibly in the stream. now there is a cozy landscape park, green hills, streaked cobwebs of paths, but they are not laid on the ground, the valley of the chertanovka river, specially protected natural areas require delicate handling. red book herbs grow here, rare birds are found, the designers recommended us . path network. and they screwed their own on piles. here , the length of the entire network is more than 2.5 km, the coastline was strengthened and a children's play complex was installed. there i

over here this is the other slower drive in the tri-valley. the earlier crash cleared coming counter to the commute. i think still crews on the shoulders with lights. meanwhile this crash on highway 13 no problem. no injuries. both directions on the warren freeway itself. back to you. >> thank you. >>> developing this morning what appears to be a sad ending in the search for a teenage girl missing. divers pulled a car from the water of a lake steps from where kiely rodni last seen alive. authorities plan to hold a news conference this morning but friends and family are preparing for the worst. >> kris sanchez is live in the studio with where the investigation stand. >> divers found the small suv like the one that rodni drove and the sheriff's department is trying to confirm whether it belonged to her. this is what volunteer divers posted on facebook over the weekend, they found a silver honda crv with the license plate that matched rod ni. adventures with purpose say that divers using sonar imaging technology finding vehicle in 14 feet of water

the sacramento valley floor will be hot. keep that in mind if you're traveling out of the bay area. here in the bay, this is a typical summer setup for us. gianna, how are the roads looking out there this morning? >> a little bit busy this morning, jess, if anyone's getting up early getting to make the ride into the altamont pass we have a trouble spot headed out of tracy causing a snag. first a broken town vehicle and turned into a crash. you have the backup and the road is blocked westbound 205 at mt. house. changing that traffic pattern as you work your way towards the 580 connector headed out of tracy into the altamont. a heads up there if you're working your way westbound 580. lane changes at the bay bridge a little construction on the northbound side, a few cones are set up. there was a trouble spot near mid span. it cleared out of lanes but a heads up, there may still be an activity or car or two off to the side of the roadway. southbound golden gate bridge looking good with no delays into san francisco. jocelyn? >> thanks, g. >>> right now california is under a state of emer

even at night in the valley it is as bright as day. full moon is the most favorable time for them to go hunting. until dawn, these strong and hardy birds hunt on the overgrown banks of the bikin river to feed themselves and their chick. piercing the whistle is heard at the edge of the forest. a whole herd of sika deer is heading towards the sea, the usual route. but for some reason the animals are restless, they are clearly nervous. another group of deer is already returning from the sea. summer fog spreads over the coastal slopes, the sound of the surf attracts deer like a magnet; on the sea coasts, deer feast on algae and kelp. they are not only pleasant to the taste, but also rich in mineral substances, which are so lacking for deer in the forest. even the salty sea spray licks off the fur to the last drop. spotted deer are not afraid of water at all and swim well if necessary. they can even swim across a sea strait more than 10 km long. to find their favorite algae, they are willing to take any risk amur tigers know the weaknesses o

it's a bit different though, with a sea breeze for the inland valley around the east bay valleys, heading towards solano county, so we start the day with 50s and 60s around lunchtime the mid-80s and let around livermore, concord and fairfield. look at the jagged temperatures there, with the heat advisory in effect. 97 tomorrow, 96 in concord. and will be those areas, inland and the east bay valley. over two solano county, that specifically will be where the heat advisory will be up until 7:00 on saturday. one thing that will change, with the added level of that marine air and the air conditioning. a slight boost in those winds as we head into sunday, it should bring our temperatures down. notice the high temperatures sunday, back into the 80s, that is 10 degrees of cooling near fairfield and concord. low 80s around san jose, 60s in san francisco and oakland. just as when you think the heat is done. look at monday, back up again. that whiplash that we talked about. it takes a break on sunday and come back on monday for the same areas again. inland east bay, santa rosa up to 95 on monday. t

he could see numbers approaching 105 degrees in parts of the tri-valley. ook how long this will last for interior california. you just saw the story on the rice crops there. look at these same areas under the excessive heat watch that will go from tuesday to friday from mount shasta to the north practically ground to the right. tuesday, some select areas near calistoga and but, most of interior contra costa over towards rent would and antioch, tuesday likely to be the peak of the heat around the bay area. our nighttime temperatures will be staying in the 60s and 70s for most of the night. calistoga, fairfield still at 60 degrees. sunrise tomorrow might have an extra orange smoke filter as our air quality takes a downward trend. a smoke advisory tomorrow. this is for the six rivers lightning complex fires. a change in the wind especially down to the north he is bringing in moderate levels of smoke pollution during the day but briefly could get unhealthy around mendocino county. we will be watching that clearly. all the way through to the wind patterns stayin

the stabs of the valleys helped me, that is, they came to my house, clapped my hands in the wrong placels me, either you can’t teach you how to semfin, business, you can’t teach business. here is our generation , we grew up a little bit in a different time in a different era on the other side. and for me it was like here take it there to sell. well, it didn't invest at all. it was impossible to invest at all, as if it were bad, right? what is this? this is and here are my peers, who were 40 and who were in the nineties. they were able to do this , if i didn’t step over then, then at the age of 59 it was. well, yeah, it’s impossible at all, but there they have such a rule, if the site, that is, they are doing it and have to do their homework. if you didn’t do your homework and paid, then the money paid was thrown away and i observed such things. you know, to such an extent, the plane was here. well, how are you going to kick me out? i teach, i'm like that, that's all, and that's this site. oh, why am i not that damn thing, i tried it didn’t work, the dosimeter tried it didn’t work. i kno

we are watching the chances of 90s in the valley with the chances of monsoon moisture, and showers to the middle of the work week, and we will have more on the forecast in ten minutes. >> thank you, rob. >> we are following the breaking news out of cincinnati, ohio. the police are searching for gunman who injured nine people in the shooting downtown. police say that none of the injured are in critical condition. according to the police, one officer fired the a round, but it is unclear if he hit a shooter. that gunman ran from the scene, and he has not been seen since. police are searching for the witnesses and video who may help the investigation. >> a live look at capitol hill where the senate is looking passing inflation act in a vote-a-rama. it would provide $369 billion for clean energy and provision, and it is getting reaction here in the bay area. today in the bay's marianne favro is here with a closer look at what it would do. >> the senate vice president is voting in the affirmative, and what it is agreed to. >> reporter: president biden's reduction inflation act. it would red

special place at the top of the valley is sits. very own castello di amorosa a k a castle of love. fanatic medieval history and heat end of the he wanted to make sure that this is not a cheesy castle made to not only look like a 14th century castle, but feel like one, too, is he? so is all the materials from europe, like all the all the doors and windows also came from a family and all of the stones like you see here don't the site is celebrating 15 years this summer and it's reservation only guests can schedule a tasting or a full tour for your group. you can choose between a standing casing in one of state is what you get a sit-down tasing him. enjoyed 5 different rights. or you could choose to go just don't sit too much or you might end up in the torture chamber. and we cast in the 14th century headed change >> and owner just wanted to make an with friendly animals like jacomo the goat wandering the property guests will enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and vines, not just about the wind. it's also about show you south. now

been great for the valley. it's brought people together. our neighbors are able to come in here, whether they're a large grower or a small grower, and get a custom crush done. etters: custom milling is sothing that the tribe really wanted to incorporate into the facility. growers were shipping their oils sometimes hours away to other mills and sacrificing some of the freshness and quality in their oil. mckay: it's always been the vision of the yocha dehe to be a cooperative neighbor. before the casino, resort, and olive mill, the whole valley was underserved. but now we have the ability to attract people to come here to see and feel the area and also enjoy the farms and ranches that exist here. farm to fork growth in yolo county has really helpeds get excited about what can be done with the oil in a culinary aspect. chefs, restaurateurs, they're all very excited to see and taste what each year's crush is like. [indistinct chatter] man: so when we opened the restaurant, what we hoped was that we would create a space for people to come and dis

the inland valley's spay, mid 90s today, 11 on tuesday. it will be 98 tomorrow on monday, ninety six. that he will come back down to the mid and upper 80s. that is the news by the time to get to next weekend. we have got to start preparing for the heat to come back for the early part of this week. >> i feel like the numbers bumped up. it was high 90s yesterday. >> for the inland valley, for the east bay, 101 applies or the the county. as for san jose, we talked about upper 80s on tuesd. today it is 90s and the forecasr san jose. >> it is trending in the wrong direction. thank you. > >> a lifeguard played a critical critical role in the rescue when when a plane crashed into the ocean in southern california. 19-year-old dave warren was the first lifeguard to reach that plane. the plane nosedived into the surf. this was during a junior lifeguard competition at huntington beach. barnes act on instinct and a healthy dose of adrenaline. he just sprinted to >> i just read to her other people running. i entered the water. i thought and i saw somebo

this allows more rainfall to seep into the soil and slows down the water flow into the valley. plus the terraces the easier to plant crops on or is until trolls also been created to slow down and divert fast flowing run off water. that water can then be collected and stored in underground tanks to be used later. fabrication, there are the thought that us is, has a double impact, has impact to reduce the soil erosion daughter tain, in the side, contribute to doctor the productivity. and the also the physician, a applicant, all different sizes going where do to did establish those benches terraces out on the terraces. the farmers also plant additional trees. their roots will over time protect the soil from erosion while their leaves will provide shade during dry season. for the soul, steam, mice for longer, mays, beans and potatoes go far better, and the farmer's can improve their yields many tracts of land. they used to lie fallow and now flourishing again. the variety of vegetables leading to improve nutrition amongst the local population. in salisbury cover, the harvest that we

been great for the valley. it's brought people together. our neighbors are able to come in here, whether they're a large grower or a small grower, and get a custom crush done. etters: custom milling is sothing that the tribe really wanted to incorporate into the facility. growers were shipping their oils sometimes hours away to other mills and sacrificing some of the freshness and quality in their oil. mckay: it's always been the vision of the yocha dehe to be a cooperative neighbor. before the casino, resort, and olive mill, the whole valley was underserved. but now we have the ability to attract people to come here to see and feel the area and also enjoy the farms and ranches that exist here. farm to fork growth in yolo county has really helped us ge excited about what can be done with the oil in a culinary aspect. chefs, restaurateurs, they're all very excited to see and taste what each year's crush is like. [indistinct chatter] man: so when we opened the restaurant, what we hoped was that we would create a space for people to come and di

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so when it rains, the water flushes the soil down into the valley. if things don't change the farm of fears, this family could face starvation. since this is their sole source of income. the only thing he thought you look at these bananas late, what you and we used to harvest, banana bunches weighing over 50 kilos insulation. so looking at this one, you can see we have a problem. can them a situation made less by climate change? heavy rainfall alternating with extreme dr. period has rendered entire slope barren, meaning they're no longer suitable for forming your mother. it's difficult to farm in these mountainous areas with such excessive rainfall. it causes land of crops and fields to be frequently washed away, not to mention the loss of life among local people. no, no. under these conditions, farmers cannot hope to produce harvests without a sustainable solution to all these problems. much, you know, you wouldn't it. this is where the green to can be. program comes in agriculture, experts, visit farmers to show them how to respond to the changing w

, but even on the east valleys as we move forward into the week. going to be running close to 100 degrees. we will take a look at that. right now it is 90 in walnut creek. blue skies with a westerly wind. walnut creek expecting some mid- 90s tomorrow, 60s in san francisco. expecting more mid-70s in the forecast through the week. and 77 degrees in san jose, and there is the jazz festival looking pretty good. the wind at 40 miles per hour, rising temperatures will be one component and also air-quality for now, we will see moderate reappearing for the almond and east bay santa clara valley. by tuesday and wednesday, depending on what the wind is doing. some of those inland valleys make it closer to sensitive groups we will be watching the air quality. as temperatures climb and the sea breeze backs off for the middle part of the week. for now we have an onshore wind that will pull in some clouds around the interbay very early in the morning. and like today, sunny skies that felt like a hot date inland with the fog missing and again, not much wind or th

the cooler air collecting in the valley. 60s inland. then we warm up. near normal temperatures around the water. a water. a mix of 70s and low 80s low 80s in the peninsula and the south bay. as you go into the mid 80s , upper 80s in some some spots and the warmest spots spots around morgan hill and giy in the mid 90s . 90s will be the hot spots. antioch staying below 100 degrees. it's not that that hot for the month of augus. a lot of low 90s in the trival. about degrees 5 degrees above normal. exactly average in oakland. mostly 80s for the north bay. temperatures warmer further and further inland. hotr as you go north. lake county, no no real relief from the heat for for you just yet. temperatures g out near 100 degrees. temperatus will stay within five degrees of of what is normal this time of year. the nicest days are probably going to be the weekend. saturday and sunday looking really nice. 60s and 70s around the bay with mostly 80s inland. i think sunday will will be the slightly cooler half half of the weekend for most of the bay area. we start to

to discover the secrets of why this area is famously known as food valley. e po river is the longest in italy, and its fertile flood plain has made this region an agricultural powerhouse. the extraordinary food valley lies between the po river in the north and the apennine mountains to the south. that's modena. it's hazy today. >> oh, that's modena. >> that's modena down in the valley, and we have the apennines behind us. so, when you look at a place like parma, the reason those hams are aged so well and have a particular flavor is because a crosswind blows all the way down into the valley. the valley then heads out to the adriatic sea and creates this kind of microclimate. >> massimo: it's about the fog. >> oh fog! >> oh fog! >> oh fog, thanks to you! the fog and humidity really makes the difference in all this. the humidity that comes from the apennines, that protects from south is cool but not too cool. hot summer, cold winter, and creates the perfect microclimate in emilia-romagna. >> even the region's beloved fresh pasta is explained by this humid climat

so when it rains, the water flushes the soil down into the valley. if things don't change the farm of fears, this family could face starvation. since this is their sole source of income. the only thing he thought you look at these bananas liked watching and we used to harvest banana bunches weighing over 50 kilos insulation. so looking at this one, you can see we have a problem. look on them. a situation made worse by climate change. have you in full alternating with extreme dr. periods has rendered entire slope barren, meaning they're no longer suitable for forming your mother. it's difficult to farm in these mountainous areas with such excessive rainfall. if it causes land, crops, and fields to be frequently washed away, not to mention the loss of life among local people. no, no. under these conditions, farmers cannot hope to produce harvests without a sustainable solution to all these problems that you know, you wouldn't it. this is where the green to can be programmed, comes in agriculture experts visit farmers to show them how to respond to the c

enough for the chardonnay and they are hoping the rest arrives soon. from napa valley, nbc bay area news . >>> safety issues or retaliation? starbucks will close two locations and some workers are not buying why, the company says it is shutting down the store in kansas city and another in seattle. a spokesperson says it is due to safety concerns but the union says closures are retaliation for organizing efforts. today 200 locations of the nearly 9000 have voted to unionize including santa cruz which was the first in california to unionize. >>> back to school in livermore, under the families were out preparing for the start of the school year. parents stopping to take the first day of school pictures. for many, the younger kids, back-to-school season is their first time in school. >> fifth. second and i forget. >> your in kindergarten. we just moved here from gilroy. first time. >> livermore valley unified school district mask are recommended by optional and the kids are cute as buttons. >>> lake tahoe top resorts are setting their calendars for the next winter. heavenl

a look across the valley and beyond reveals the dividends of the green to can be project. the. our brown of depleted slopes is gradually disappearing, replaced by lush greenery and farm land. we some depend on healthy soil. others depend on an intern marine ecosystem. but there is only a limited amount of fish in our oceans, and those resources are being depleted quickly. does right sandra, according to the w. w. f. system marty, over fission, an illegal fission of volleyball fish stalks is to blame for the destruction of many marin ecosystems. with the help of digital technology, a project on south africa's cape wants to end the suffering of local fishermen there. 5 30 in the morning at the port of cape town, while most of the city still sleeves skipping jeffrey fraser and his crew prepared to put out to see the 10 member crew are going, handling fishing for kate green. they're hoping for a good catch today. they did this with also the patience of this good. if you ever have good, good, good, but you know, get, get loving. there might be some truth in that, but it's a little f

the department asked to participate in full uniform. silicon valley pride agreed, but asked for the officers not to wear their duty belt, including firearms. >> we originally asked the chief to come in a softer look. to come and represent with their softer uniform. >> reporter: in the end, the department says, full uniform means just that, so they cannot march in the parade. >> it is not something the chief can decide or not. it is standard policy for all sworn personnel. >> organizers say, much like the police, they too are is appointed. not allowing full uniforms was a compromise from last year. they say, they need to uphold the beliefs of the local lgbtq plus community, which has had a complicated, and sometimes dramatic history with law enforcement appears >> the trauma and history does not represent all law enforcement, but it is still there. and the understanding needs to come on both ends, not just ours appears >> while officers won't dissipate in the parade, they will be out protecting it in full uniform. they even offered san jose police and

a little bit more across the valley for monday and tuesday. upper 90s towards the tri- valley and fairfield. might be closing in on a heat advisory on tuesday. stay tuned if those temperatures continue trending that way. the good news here, bayside, not too hot. we should see numbers in the 70s and 80s right now. another chance tuesday and wednesday, of monsoon moisture and high clouds. drifting east to west. high pressure is building in and bringing temperatures up. can also help to redirect moisture back to northern california. right now, it does not look like we're going to see showers in that area. fog appeared towards lake county and mendocino county. sierra may have a chance of showers by next wednesday. the muggy factor making a bit of a comeback in san francisco. better part of the seven-day forecast in the 70s. a bit warmer as we go to the early part of next week. at times this summer, probably a couple of days of 90s. this weekend, starting sunday, probably through thursday, low to mid 90s, the hottest day coming up tuesday. talking a

so when it rains, the water flushes the soil down into the valley. if things don't change the farm of fears, this family could face starvation. since this is their sole source of income. the only thing he thought you look at these bananas late, what you know, we used to harvest banana bunches weighing over 50 kilos insulation. so looking at this one, you can see we have a problem, look on them. a situation made less by climate change. heavy rainfall alternating with extreme dr. period has rendered and past loops, barren meaning then along a suitable for forming your mother. it's difficult to farm in these mountainous areas with such excessive rainfall. if it causes land, crops, and fields to be frequently washed away, not to mention the loss of life among local people. no, no. under these conditions, farmers cannot hope to produce harvests without a sustainable solution to all these problems. not, you know, you wouldn't it. this is where the green to can be programmed, comes in agriculture experts, visit farmers to show them how to respond to the chan

we're still looking at a big difference from the coast to the bay to the valley. we'll keep that coastal fog. at times it will be clearing out as our temperatures in the valleys reach into the upper 80s and low 90s. we'll see 60s near the coast a little closer to the marine layer and the fog. in gilroy, as we take a look at our ten-day forecast, even though it's going to be pretty hot today, a nice cooldown is coming for the end of the week as well as the weekend. take a look at saturday and sunday, reaching into the mid 70s and then back up a little bit for next week. overall with our seven-day forecast inland, we'll see hotter spots reaching into the mid 90s and low 90s for the end of the week. if you're making weekend outdoor plans, it does look really nice with mid to upper 80s. we'll see that into the start of next week. for san francisco, we keep the fog and we're not seeing things change here. each day we're headed for the upper 60s, low 70s with our morning starting out in the upper 50s with the clouds and fog remaining nearby. we should get some sunshine

we will watch that closely in addition to the valley climbing back to the 90s and changes ahead in the seven-day forecast. >>> some positive news at the pump as gas prices continue to drop. the cost of gas hit a record high. the nationwide average is $4.08 a gallon according to aaa. here is a look at what things look like in california. last week $5.61 per gallon now down to $5.44. the graphic shows you the bay every averages with the highest cost at $5.63 per gallon and the cheapest gas is as low as $5.35 per gallon . >>> the school year begins for the oakland unified school district after the controversial closing of several schools including parker elementary which will not reopen its stores this school year. protesters looking to occupy it with security guards said the closure will impact students of color and they plan to close or merge dozens of schools in the coming years. also facing a teacher shortage 40 to 50 educator positions are open for the coming school year that starts tomorrow. >>> a major victory for congressional democrats and president biden after a marathon overnig

we take a look at the devastation in pakistan, swat valley after powerful flood swept through the region, taking lives and livelihoods with ah, i'm fil gail. welcome to the program. tribute to being played to mikhail gorbachev, who has died at the age of 91. the last leader of the former soviet union, he held to end the cold war by forging warmer ties with the west and introducing policies at home that encouraged openness and reform within the communist block. this ultimately brought down the iron curtain that as debit had divided europe since 1945 russian news agencies are reporting them to gorbachev. funeral will be held in moscow on saturday, november 30th imaquele gorbachev's. first speech as leader of the soviet union. it was clear, he was a stark contrast to his predecessors one year we had for you was the order, right, right. every piece and freedom is the most important basic right of each individual for our kilobit. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, nest openness, and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be

you can see the haze on the horizon looking from black mountain to the valley. temperatures from the 60s to th, the 80s, 65 downtown, 68 oakland, san jose and santa rosa comfortable at 5:00 in the mid to upper 70s. headed out to the giants game starting off a series against the padres i am trying to get on the right track track with the temperature at game time a couple degrees cooler than it is now, 63 rather rather breezy mostly clear skies skies before the fog develops and rolls in from the coast. pushing to the inland valleys tomorrow backing up out quickly and he should be to the coast already by late morning with plenty of sunshine for the rest of the day warming up temperatures to what's normal for this time of year. starting off your average mid to upper 50s around 60 with high temperature tomorrow reaching up up one or two degrees on either side of the average for august 30th with low 60s on the coast with a mix of 60s and 70s around around the bay mostly 80s inland inland in the warm spots far inland reaching above 90. extreme heat around the corners wi

. >>> friday evening, upper 70s in the tri-valley. of the end of the weekend, we could be in the mid-90s. warm-up on the way as we come right back. >>> right now, with the search warrant reveals about the investigation of former president trump. the ♪ ♪ elon musk says tesla's full self-driving software is “amazing”, it will “blow your mind.” but does it work? this happens over and over again. 100,000 tesla drivers are already using full self-driving on public roads. i'm dan o'dowd. i'm a safety engineer and tesla full self-driving is the worst commercial software i've ever seen. tell congress to shut it down. paid for by the dawn project. the recent giant lottery jackpot and spurred a frenzy of ticket buying. it also led to a bizarre and frightening incident at a san francisco liquor store this week. sam's market has been a fixture for nearly 2 decades. on monday, the owner says for the first time ever, a customer got violent and shot him in the shoulder, claiming his losing lottery ticket was really a winner. >> has a history of in an

we know that without the fog near the coast, those inland valleys tend to heat up so we're still looking at some upper 70s and mild weather in san francisco but the farther you make your way inland, the hotter it will be, reaching up to 105 degrees in the tri-valley as well as fairfield. we are still looking at some hot weather ahead and we'll talk more about that coming up. mike, you've been watching what's going on here around parts of the north bay. >> that's right, kari. this is unusual slowing. it's also unusually far north for what we typically cover but a lot of slowing, this crash over on the shoulder for west 80 is now a deadly crash situation and so that's unfortunate loss of a life here. we are also looking at the traffic flow which is slow because everything on the shoulder has a lot of life there, chp, fire department, davis into dixon held up traffic there and that's going to keep the traffic at bay a little bit longer as you get toward the carquinez bridge and benicia bridge. slower 880 approaching the bay bridge cleared. the bay bridge starting to build and san jose holds

it's going to be a really nice day, but still hot for the inland valleys. l check that out in the forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >>> and looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, i guess this is not a surprise. light traffic right now, but we do have two crashes in the east bay you might encounter headed past the toll plaza and getting away from the bay bridge. we'll show you that coming up. >>> first, let's check in with our friend frank. >> hey there, mike, good morning. i'm frank holland from cnbc. we'll start things off with wall street, the markets are set to open higher after stocks suffered their worst day since june yesterday. the summer rally fades and the growing concerns about the fed aggressively raising interest rates to bring down inflation, even if that results in a recession. the dow dropping 643 points while the s&p 500 fell more than 2%. the tech-heavy nasdaq fell 2.5%. those declines were led by i.t., tech and consumer discretionary stocks. >>> apple plans to start making the iphone 14 in india, as it seeks alternatives to china. covid

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