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tower bridge in central london. all goes well — the finish line for a journey of 2,000 miles around great britain. this is known as the world's toughest rowing race. for a reason. amy is the youngest crew member, but is the only one to have rowed across the atlantic ocean. this is so much tougher than the atlantic. navigating busy coastal waters can be more dangerous than following a course through the open sea. the land, the ships, you've got rocks, you've got islands... it's just so much more complicated. last year, all three boats that attempted to go round britain had to be rescued in the irish sea. the waves were huge — you know, like three stories high. 0h, here we go... emma somehow kept on filming as her boat capsized. this year, she's the skipper, and if the six women make it back to tower bridge in under 51 days, they'll be record—breakers. this is a nonstop challenge which means the crew are going to be taking it in turns — rowing for two hours, then having a breakfor two hours. let's just take a quick lo

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if they make it back to tower bridge in under 51 days, the women will become record breakers.going to be taking it in turns rowing for two hours, then having a break for two hours. let's just take a quick look at the living quarters down here. emma, talk me through what we've got here. this is where we are. this is our sleeping bag. we've got food that we keep under here. we get freeze dried food so it's nice and light. add boiling hot water there. that's our cooker. dare i ask you, what about showers? what about toilets? the shower is a wet wipe and the toilet is a bucket. that's the loo. there's also a scientific component to the trip. as they row, the boat will be sampling the seawater, recording aquatic sounds and looking for the presence of tiny plastic particles called microplastics. by collecting these samples from the whole of the great british coastline, we'll be able to create this ocean pollution map of data and work with the university of portsmouth to analyse that, to understand what can we do better to help protect our waters and really influence policy decisions

this year she is the skipper and if the six women make it back to tower bridge in under 51 days, theyin turns — rowing for two hours, then having a breakfor two hours. let's just take a quick look at the living quarters down here. emma, talk me through what we've got here. this is where we are. this is our sleeping bags. we've got food that we keep under here. we get freeze—dried food, so it's nice and light. add boiling hot water there, that's our cooker. dare i ask you, emma, what about showers? what about toilets? the shower is a wet wipe and the toilet is a bucket. that is the loo?! there is also a scientific component to the trip. as they row, the boat will be sampling the sea water, recording aquatic sounds and looking for the presence of tiny plastic particles called microplastics. the crew will first head west along the south coast, before starting the long and potentially treacherous row north towards scotland. jonah fisher, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good evening. more blue sky and sunshine for the vast majority of us across the uk again today, alw

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tower. we're looking at the golden gate bridge. ignment of the third one, you see the robin williams tunnel there? it is perfectly aligned to be in view of the top window of the north tower of the golden gate bridge. if you look at the forecast. if you look how clear it is there, it doesn't mean we have a marine layer. we do, but it is high above the golden globe golden gate bridge. this has pretty much covered. the search right now is 60 degrees. and the view is looking out towards like concord but a little further inland and more towards the delta like pittsburgh and and anninock. we'll keep a lot of high clouds around. so it will be a mixed bag of clouds and sun today, but there is no threat of rain. look at the daytime highs, nobody gets warmer than the mid-70s today. so even the trialley, 74. the temperatures are below average and we're significant there for much of this week. you'll see that in the seven-day forecast. we're not going to change that a lot. we're still under the under the influence of yesterday's system. if you

tower cameras. golden gate bridge is murky as we do have some fog tonight.you can see the gray skies. san jose not bad in terms of visibility but the focus is on the exploratorium camera. let's take a look at why we are seeing the changes in our weather. live doppler 7 will show you some fog near the coast and over parts of the bay. what's happening with this fog layer is that it's compressing. even though it was deep yesterday and we saw the cooler than average conditions, tonight things are changing. it's compressing is high pressure is building and. you get sinking air under that area of high pressure. visibility is down to three miles in half moon bay. this is something to keep in mind as you make your plans for tomorrow morning. high pressure in command of our weather. temperatures will be rising tomorrow. you will notice that you will feel it. it will be warmer today. one to nine degrees below average. as we go hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, fog will be limited but it will be dense. 50's out the door by noon time. nice-looking day. 3:00, you are seeing

tower cameras. golden gate bridge is murky as we do have some fog tonight.meryville camera, you can see the gray skies. san jose not bad in terms of visibility but the focus is on the exploratorium camera. let's take a look at why we are seeing the changes in our weather. live doppler 7 will show you some fog near the coast and over parts of the bay. what's happening with this fog layer is that it's compressing. even though it was deep yesterday and we saw the cooler than average conditions, tonight things are changing. it's compressing is high pressure is building and. you get sinking air under that area of high pressure. visibility is down to three miles in half moon bay. this is something to keep in mind as you make your plans for tomorrow morning. high pressure in command of our weather. temperatures will be rising tomorrow. you will notice that you will feel it. it will be warmer today. one to nine degrees below average. as we go hour-by-hour tomorrow morning, fog will be limited but it will be dense. 50's out the door by noon time. nice-looking day. 3:

. >> first, i want to take advantage of the opportunity right now to show you how the south tower of the bridgeeasuring stick to help us engage what is happening in terms of changes with our weather. you can see how the pressure will change as i will bring in the scale model. as we know so often it will get shrouded and fog. in case you didn't know, you know, some of the facts, those towers are up high above the sea level. that's a great reference point. oftentimes we want to know what is the bottom of the clouds? where is that deck? that could tell us if it is high pressure or low pressure. sometimes it is so thick that you can't see it at all. but i'm sure that you have. sometimes it is above the deck and even the bridge as it is a thousand or 2,000 feet high. you can see them streaming above. other times it's getting squashed down on the roadway. the high pressure has set in at that point and it is squashing the marine layer. the fog will come in under the bridge. that's when we are usually in that heat wave. usually when they are about to break, we will see a little bit of the marine layer

bridge. some of the blinking lights near the tower. fic on the bridge has backed up the other major hotspot is westbound 80 where two big rigs have blocked out of the except one. this is causing almost hour long delays on the westbound 80 stretch through richmond and el cerrito. details are sidestreets in the area. the other trouble spot is in fremont, southbound 680. multiple cars blocked. traffic is slow approaching the scene. elsewhere it is looking good in the south bay peninsula and also in the north bay. reggie: good morning america coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. ginger: so nice to be with both of you. you know we have to keep going on that story you've been following, the urgent search for the submersible that managed on a tour of the titanic wreckage. the coast guard commander leading that search will join as to discuss. the reaction to the high-stakes meeting between secretary blinken and chinese president xi. the secretary of state will join us this morning. it is world refugee day and robin

i'm debating whether this is fog behind the golden gate bridge tower there. and i'm getting us had a little trouble moment getting schooled by our chief meteorologist, something after all this time. holliston me finally finally sinking in. yeah, a little stratus out there has to be touching the ground. be considered fog right get what happened. so right now you are seeing some of that fog in spots, though. you can see it out there right now. on the ground there in those spots. that's true. fog up above, though, we've got some of that stratus moving in. you see it right here as is making its way toward the east bay hills shooting across the bay. and that is going to spread well inland overnight tonight, highs today well below the average. again, some places much as 12 degrees below normal. and doctor that 74 75 in livermore, 70 in santa rosa. 72 in san jose. 67 in oakland and 63 degrees in san francisco's all these numbers running much cooler than normal. but tomorrow we'll start to heat things up a bit. air quality has been excellent, though. that has been th

bridge towers there somewhere in the somewhere in the fog, there's going to hot like it's been really amazing knowledge. unit has been so cool and all of a sudden we're going to snap in the middle of this heatwave tomorrow. you're going to see spots up in the 90's, in the valleys and even inside the bay. those temperatures. >> yeah, they're going to toast even tomorrow. the fog, though, keep you cool on the coastline. some drizzle overnight. again, it is a damp night along the coastline. already some of the clouds bumping up against the east bay hills. but overnight tonight, high pressure building in that is going to press all that marine air here comes that ridge have been able to see that happen. but here we go all june, that ridge is going to build in all of a sudden we're talking about some hot temperatures away from the immediate coastline. you look numbers like this tomorrow. not so hot. the san francisco about 66 degrees downtown and the mission about 62 in the sunset, although i think we'll see a little more sunshine along the coastline after some drizzle tonight, partial clea

however i use the bay bridge tower as a measuring stick and it stands 525ft tall, cannot see the veryp of it gives me a good indication that marine layer is deepening and it is lowering. currently. oakland 55 across the bay. san francisco, 53 degrees. novato at 51. meanwhile, it's 67 degrees and brentwood mid-fifties in san jose now it's breezy in the east bay. slight winds to the north oakland at five gentle breeze right now across a silicon valley and ten mile per hour wind out of the west in hayward still comfortable tonight with the deck of cloud cover in the 50s across the board and at 61 degrees okay tomorrow's the transition day actually summer return to the bay area seven degrees above average in santa rosa. pretty typical average highs from san francisco, oakland and livermore and spot on for this time of the year with the forecast high of 83 degrees in san jose. low pressure pushes out driven by this area of high pressure that is muscle pulling in. so tomorrow is going to be warmer but not as hot as it will be on friday through sunday. now it is going to warm up substantial

tower. look at the golden gate bridge. a beautiful friday evening with a sheet chance of showers this week. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri? >> that's our favorite view. >> it is. could use some sun. >> yes. i know. you're all over the ggbs. >> i am, i am. i travel it and i love it. >> i love your videos, you post on twitter all the time. what we are tracking is a brand-new system offshore. that's going to keep it cool, cloudy through tomorrow's forecast. check it out for the morning. we'll start with this overcast at 7:00 a.m. but for the inland valleys, which is usually one of the warmest and the sunniest, we'll stay with cloud cover right through the afternoon. temperatures only in the upper 60s and low 70s. besides that, we're also looking at some thunderstorms here in california. on sunday, it's going to be going really strong here through the sierra with some heavy rain that could accumulate over 1 inch. look at right here. just outside of napa and sonoma counties, we may get thunderstorms bubbling up. also a little

tower. looks beautiful. the golden gate bridge on the left side of your screen there. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. it is nice outside, but we were saying earlier we just don't like the wind. it's just annoying. >> it's going to be on and off this week. are you ready for more cooler air, though? >> i don't mind. >> i like mother nature's air-conditioning. >> it has been so refreshing. ical -- in napa, we have had now 127 days this year below average. that's really representative of a lot of the bay area. that now accounts for 75% of this year cooler than average. here we go again. another late-season system starting to drop down. you probably felt that today when you went outside. much colder than this weekend. it's sitting offshore, so more mild air. we're going to see some on again/off again wind. there's going to be some rainfall but that looks like it's going to be tracking up towards oregon. the other thing this is going to do, okay, this is just remarkable here for june. frost advisories here for parts of northern california. now, not in t

what is the view of the galak tower, the dutch bridge, the hawaiian fisherman and just the fishermen even know what fish is for sure in a plate, and from tourists who dine directly below us. it seems that fishing is a favorite. hobbies of istanbulites. every day , hundreds of men stand on this bridge with fishing rods and sentence. i'm gingerbread man i'm gingerbread man catch a fish catch a fish. he also hangs out in the hope that they will fall. if not a fish, then at least bread. people come here because there is an observation deck with a breathtaking view of the bosphorus that istanbul is the only city in the world that is located simultaneously in two parts of the world from europe to asia in three ways over the bosphorus near bor or about the bosporus in other words by metro ferry or taxi? here in moscow here is a minus excuse me, we have a cooler subway, but imagine we are passing under the bosphorus. here it is drawn so that it can be seen that all the stations that are in dispute. here it is directly drawn, they go down and up again. here you can clearly see that you are ri

the sales force tower in the bay bridge in the background. we are fog free. here are meteorologist kyla grogan here. now details on what will be. >> a very breezy yeah, not too bad today. compared to yesterday, though, we're actually getting calmer wind, which is really quite nice, although certainly you can see as we see some of the trees behind me, you're going to blowing around here. the blue skies. you come with a side of a little bit of winter, about 20 miles per hour san francisco at sfo that 17 at half moon bay, we're in the 10's in the teens compared to yesterday. not bad, but we will see this pick up as we get into our afternoon and evening. it looks like we get that again tomorrow afternoon. and then by thursday, things should start to kind of calm down with the wind overall. but boy, the blue skies are sure lovely out there. we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge and the temperatures. not bad. a little chilly. if you're in spots like half moon bay where it's 57 degrees. 64 in san francisco. but we're getting some nice 70's out there. 77

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reserve has its own feature , some of its own viewing platforms, observation towers, and we managed to combine the unique railway bridgehave an observation deck from here. just unique views of the lake, beloe in recent years , ecological tourism has been actively developing. we have nature reserves and lakes e, we can provide some kind of hiking tours, cycling routes. it can be excursions on the water on boats in kayaks, our last such chip. this is a railway route on a narrow gauge railway, which has been active in recent times. it's been popular for the last year. to date , about 20 narrow-gauge railways with a total length of a little less than 300 km have remained in belarus. our the section used to be 34 km. at the moment, 11 are in use, and the first site, which was here in the area of ​​​​the agricultural town, was built over 100 years ago. the railway was originally used to transport peat to the peat enterprise, after the resource base was over and the enterprise was closed, it was decided to use it for tourism purposes. excursion. we pass on motorized tires, which have already been restored, but are only in mus

just above the tower of the golden gate bridge, current conditions heading into this afternoon. walnut creek, we still have a marine layer holding strong. the cloud deck is pushing into the east bay. this afternoon, we will hit the 70s. that is well below average for this time of year. we will hit the triple digits in certain pockets in the east bay later this week as high pressure builds in. we are off to a cool, mild start. you can't see oakland because the marine layer is so strong from san francisco to the bay bridge. daytime highs in oakland hit the 60s. mild for us today. we have a big warm up around the corner later this week. the winds will die down later this week. plenty of sunshine, lots of uv rays. a scorcher in certain pockets. i want to breakdown why that is happening and where to be extra cautious. for now over to you, jocelyn. >>> an update on the accident we are monitoring especially for the super commuters. this is near the altamont pass. right shoulder is blocked because of a crash on 580 eastbound at the international parkway exit. expect delays around the ar

as we give you a live look at the heavy marine layer hanging over the tops of the towers on the golden gate bridged, you know, saw heat way. well, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow says get ready. yeah, here we go. hottest temperatures of the steps of the year so far going to be rolling town. not quite yet, we're getting close now as we've got high pressure trying to nudge its way in here. still the clouds out there right now. it is thick in spots looking out towards san francisco. we've had reports of drizzle already in. >> we're finally going to see this trough of low pressure begin to kick eastward and how about that? we actually have a little edge. they're nudging its way in our direction. eventually that ridge is going to start to build overhead by thursday. and that's really going to send these temperatures. sorry. so, yeah. big change in the works tonight, though. the clouds have already pushed inside. the bay will stretch into the valleys overnight. tonight. it will be another well at night along the coastline, especially maybe even inside the bay. a couple patches of drizzle then by

look at the view from our golden gate bridge camera. the tower the fog so some of you are saying what heat? it is coming for the coast, mild. not expecting a heat wave for the coastline. this is the first heat event of the season. 65 in the city. we are tracking it for the holiday weekend. 82 san jose and as you take a look at what is happening high-pressure building in and as the ridge is building, it is bringing about more of a land breeze which is going to start to push the fog a little bit, but it will not clear it. from the east bay camera, blue skies overhead, temperatures soaring the next few days. foggy area with drizzle overnight. cooler weather for the fourth of july. uv index very high tomorrow. the time to burn is 15 to 25 minutes so lather on the sunscreen. the most intense heat is between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. which is when you should try to avoid it and if not seek shade. stay hydrated. do not forget kids and pets inside vehicles. 5:00 you see the fog near the coast. watch it spill across parts of the bay tomorrow morning. if you are

bridge this morning. it is a great day out there but at least that gray is high enough that you can still see the towers ofyou can see, traffic moving just fine in and out of the city. it will be a busy day. lots of pride, events happening today. we also have a giants game. stern grove festival is this weekend as well. so always lots to do during summer in the bay area. even if summer doesn't bring sun. yeah. welcome to mornings on two. yes, it's out there. it is saturday, june 24th. i'm claudine wong. hi everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. let's talk a little weather and find out when that sun's going to make its grand appearance. i'd say by 1030, 11:00? yeah that's earlier than i thought. well, if you're along the coastline, you may not see much of the sun today. definitely a june gloom weekend for you. we have the clouds, the patchy drizzle this morning, partly sunny, partly cloudy for our inland east bay as well as a south bay. the rest of us are dealing with that cloud cover. we'll have a better look at when we do expect it to roll back to the coast in your temperatures for today coming up. okay. thank you

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the golden gate bridge is an excellent weather stick to gauge that. south towerower, 746 feet tall. look where the clouds are out there. they are higher. the last few days, the clouds were down on the deck of the road. if you look at the fog as we all do on a regular basis, depending on where it is, you can gauge what is going on with the weather. when you see the bottom of that cloud go above the top of the tower. right now it's around 1,000 feet. that tells you low pressure is in place because the air is allowed to rise. low pressure is when you get the more interesting weather like what we have coming together. when you see the cloud get squashed on to the deck, that is high pressure pushing it down. when we break heat waves, high pressure is so strong, a ribbon of clouds under the bridge streaming in. when we break heat waves, we start by seeing gray carpet of the marine layer under the bridge into the bay. what is going on today? barely see it in the regular clouds. in the water vapor, look, we are in the middle of a giant spinning cinnamon roll. if we get t

. >> of the bay bridge with the single tower there. so things pointing it up into the sky, lawrence. and that's where you're looking to. yeah. look at those clouds up there right now. we do have some fog beginning to make its way back on shore. see more of those clouds over the weekend. no getting around that. in fact, throw in a few more mid to high level clouds making for a very nice sunset. the around the bay area looking out there this evening toward the golden gate bridge clouds begin to move on shore right now. pretty high dec 2. so that means it's going to surge and not only in the bay, but all the way into the interior valleys as well. so >> numbers right now cooling things off today after rather mild day compared to where we usually see at these numbers running good. the 10, 12 m% degrees below the average in many spots 50's 60's out the door right now. i think as we look the next few hours, we'll see more on the way of that patchy fog rolling inside the bay. and you see a lot of clouds thicken up, especially as we get toward

we do have the towers 525ft high at the bay bridge. and we see that the cloud deck is lowering and beginning to surge into the central bay that shot was a little bit bouncy because the winds have increased 18 mile per hour winds at sfo, gusts up to 26. we do have a sustained. wind at minetta international at 1320 two mile per hour gusts in mountain view and around much of the peninsula. and then meanwhile, 18 napa, 21, fairfield, 17 and oakland backing through emeryville currently, temperatures span from a very chilly 55 and breezy conditions and socked in with clouds and even a little hint of drizzle and half moon bay. it shy of 70 and santa rosa at this hour it's still in the mid 80s at the delta and also in brentwood and 71 in livermore. so here you go. we have that marine layer. it's hanging tight to the coast and saturating in towards the peninsula. la honda . pescadero also in and we do have it looks like that fog bank encroaching the shoreline. we're going to talk more about that fog. one is going to disperse. how it will affect

each reserve has its own feature , some observation platforms, observation towers, and we managed to combine the railway unique bridgen observation deck from here. just unique views of the lake, beloye. in recent years , ecological tourism has been actively developing, we have reserves and lakes. we can provide some walking tours, cycling routes. it can be excursions on the water in boats in kayaks such a feature. this is a rail route on the narrow gauge railway, which has been active recently. it 's been popular for the last year. to date , about 20 narrow-gauge railways with a total length of a little less than 300 km have remained in belarus. our site used to be 34 km. at the moment, 11 are used, and the first site, which was here in the area of ​​​​the agro-town. vertish was built above 100 years ago. the narrow-gauge railway was originally used to transport peat to the peat of the enterprise, after the raw material base was over and the enterprise was closed, it was decided to use it specifically for tourism purposes. excursion. we pass on motojins, which have already been restored, but are only in museums. bela

as you take a live look behind me as the salesforce tower has a cloudy set up in the golden gate bridge it is higher than the top of the golden gate bridge which is about 750 feet. the marine layer is not an issue. it is well above. at the surface level you don't have poor visibility. it was just yesterday we had sunshine and late last night as we watched the beautiful summer solstice sunset, the clouds started rolling in. that is bringing in windy conditions along the coast today, cooler temperatures. leaving us in the 70s. inland areas upper 50s and lower 60s from the heart of san francisco and along the coastline. >>> let's take a look at the roadways. i want to start with a bridge check. good morning and a live look at the golden gate. not bad. limited visibility does not seem to be an issue. we saw the lane changes and you can see the flashing lights in the distance. they are making the actual lane available for commuters coming southbound into san francisco for the commute . looking good. i have to say it is pretty quiet on the roadways. lots of good news . no metering lights and

if so, our bridge was blown up by the british , which means that the tower must be broken, maybe , if, as the godfather said seas of fuses . hmm, this is a dish that must be served cold. it's never too late. you and your wife are from donetsk to at what point and how did you become enemies in ukraine and you were put on all possible lists of enemies? well, it happened in 1914, when the orange revolution won in ukraine and yulia timoshenko was released from prison. she said that now there will be no russian fleet in crimea. there will be an american flotilla, and i really supported this action that crimea should be found. i thought it didn't matter. can you give me a conciliatory position that we should have used it with ukraine on an equal footing, as it was before. that is, as if anyway, russia had an agreement that the black sea fleet. he had to stand. and now, because many ukrainians have a dacha and farms there. i understand that they are the owners, they are sorry. e, and. well, that is, how to exploit. wealth and nature of the crimea could well have been together no, here it was

bridge. the camera also recorded an electric discharge hitting the tv tower.as such that the roofs of the shops were leaking. centers the weather in the far east is determined by a vast area of ​​low pressure , the main center of cyclonicity in the north, as a result, southerly winds prevail. the weather is warm in places, even warmer than the norm, but the probability of light rains still persists over the european part of the country, the background of atmospheric pressure, as before, increased anticyclones provide dry weather, cyclones glide along the periphery, in particular, an active frontal section passes through the south and it rains not only here, but also in turkey and southern europe , extreme downpours took place in ankara rescuers helped drivers and passengers get out of flooded cars, in some areas there was water penetrated into underground pedestrian crossings and shopping centers thunderstorms and volley downpours. on sunday we were in paris in less places. more than 20 mm of precipitation fell in less than an hour in the following frames, the

bridge? >> well, the crash was right here just shy of that tower. it's cleared.recovery on the span itself. the backup now isolated to the backup at the toll plaza because the metering lights. the slow drive recovering on the span itself. the commute has built going back to the berkeley curve and to 580 and at times folks transitions off of 24. that's unexpectedly slow, especially for a tuesday in the summertime commute. we're looking at a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. back to you. >> let's hope it stays smooth. >>> 6:23 for you this morning. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> when you're moving, you have to protect your stuff and yourself. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. ll atat kaiser pepermanente,, wewe care for r all thosee who o make your r family, well, yoyour family.y. that's whyhy all of us worork togetherer toto give themem the care,, and caringng, that anyny familyly would. kaiser p permanente.e. for r all that i is you. >>> in the next minute or two we're going to run you through eight important points for dealing wit

crim policies got them kicked out of office will not simply drive across the bay bridge and take refuge in the ivory towers of the law school to head up the new criminal justice center to create a new criminal justice movement funded by taxpayers. he said his policies are pruden and that is a victim of a manufacture frenzy at the hands of the sensationalized media. that is a hard sell for the family of 19-year-old who was shot and killed by violent clea criminal that he thought he was walking the streets of cisco monitored by an ankle bracelet. the former chicago mayor also voted out of office got hired b harvard university to teach public health and leadership. who knew that exploding crime, horrific code policies fight into jesse's millett's bogus hate crime stud could get you a job. if she contains leadership and there must be room in academia at four jussie smolette. >> it's great to have you here predator want you they attack your colleagues at uc berkeley. i want to put this up because boudine said in my new role jus as i did as district attorney i will continue to draw on activists to support safety

relative safety of trad, if you see just behind me, that half build bridge, people underneath it. beyond that, the white trucks, communication tower, the people sort of gathering together that is all a sudan if we just cross into. if we just cross that little river bed, that muddy river bed in to sudan, it would take just moments. now what we're seeing is security of forces here the, the border post authorities are telling us that on any given day, a 100 to 500 people arrived daily. most of them from alternate or they're either chatty ends, who were living and working in sudan returning home, or mostly sued in these refugees, trying to get to the safe haven trying to get to stay for places in chad. we spoke to one woman who arrived and made her way to the area underneath that bridge. and what we're seeing is as soon as people arrive, the chatty and authorities carry out customs checks. they say that they are looking for weapons, they are desperate to make sure that there is not even a trickle of any kind of the violence creeping into chad. they don't want to see the conflict mushrooming fear on this side of the border. people go t

dumbarton bridge right near the radio tower there. so don't be fooled by this unexpected early morning backup. the alternate is the san mateo bridge. that bridge looks great. and so does the bay bridge. that bay bridge traffic is looking very good. 401. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. bay area leaders will take a stand today against gun violence. nancy pelosi, the san francisco congresswoman and former house speaker is among those who will be at a news conference to mark national gun violence awareness month. pelosi has appeared at similar events before with peace groups such as moms demand action. today's event will also include other bay area members of congress. lieutenant governor melanie kuhn, san francisco police chief bill scott and a group that represents survivors of gun violence. president biden today will also repeat his call for gun safety. the president will fly to connecticut. he'll address the national safer communities summit at hartford university. he'll talk about how connecticut has been a

bridge. and you can see a little bit of one of the 2 towers. brittany, what we call this weather whiplash. the weather whiplash. yes, that is right. we had a beautiful >> blue skies. that's just not the case for some places is all thanks to this low pressure system. you can see it coming up the coast in los angeles dropping down the temperatures giving us those cloudy conditions on stable weather expecially in the sierra. we're seeing some thunderstorms and even right there off the coast. but what does that mean for us? well, it means that we have a dip in temperatures, especially places like fairfield things that delta breeze, too, dropping down that temperature of i-20 we're feeling those colder conditions. temperatures right now as we speak. santa rosa, 63 san francisco. 59, we can see half moon bay at 59 down south san jose at 68 in those inland temperatures or in the 70's compared to this weekend when we were in the 80's. so continue to watch. really is going to be increasing clouds throughout the night. we have the potential for a slight thunderstorms and rain. i'm seeing less than a

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i mean, just a minute ago, i saw some flashing lights there right near that tower of the bridge. backup on the bridge approaching the toll plaza that look, even the carpool lanes are slow. that's when you know that there is a problem on the bridge. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. it's now beginning to affect 80 westbound. so if you're going to san francisco today in the car, this is going to have a lasting effect for the next hour or so. it might get back to normal once they clear it and it takes a little while for the traffic to get back to normal. meanwhile in the east bay, we also have some slow traffic on highway four, which is typical. we had an earlier crash at the walnut creek interchange. if you want to see what the san mateo bridge is like, san mateo bridge actually is looking pretty good. and you might want to use that as an alternate driving out to the peninsula. there's a little slowing, but not a lot. so if you're halfway between the bay bridge and the san mateo bridge, well, the san mateo bridge would be the better choice at 611. let's go back to the de

they will use an innovative bridge system attached to a 110-foot tower to walk directly from the boatre almost twice as tall as the statue of liberty. >> so they call it walk to work? >> walk to work platform. the boat will be rocking with whatever sea condition it is, and the platform keeps them safe. >> reporter: 3,400 tons of american steel are being used to build the ship for day initiate wind power giant orstead. it will go into service next summer at the w wind farmm orst is building off the coast of new york, bringing workers to test electrical and fire suppression systems and inspect for wear and tear. >> this is offshore wind in this country right now? >> yeah, you could say that. >> reporter: in 2021, orstead's north american ceo, david hardy, took us to see the largest offshore wind farm in the u.s. it's just five turbines near rhode island. right now the u.s. produces a paltry 42 megawatts of offshore wind power. but the biden administration is aiming for 30,000 megawatts by 2030, enough to power more than 10 million homes. the white house expects the industry to create 77

bridge. a little bit of fog there at the top of the tower. visibility not an issue.hat here in just a moment. a view from storm tracker two where some drizzle out there, but falling below the radar beam along the coastline inside the bay, you're going to find that as well right now visible at half moon bay reporting seven miles. everybody else 5 to 10. so the fog is out there, but it's not thick or dense and close to the ground. if you do have an early morning commute, we have a bit of a west northwest breeze out there. sfo reporting a 12mph. live more reporting eight. so mostly cloudy, a little breeze cooler than where we were yesterday at this time, down by four over oakland as well as novato down by four over half moon bay getting through the noon time. do expect a mostly cloudy skies. we'll have the low clouds kind of pull back but we have mid and high level clouds out there for today. very similar to what we experienced yesterday. right now temperatures at in oakland in hayward, 54in napa as well as santa rosa, 54 for you as well. and brentwood. good morning at

be - meeting the projects objectives and the bridge to meet the goals of addressing sea level rise and enough characteristics of defining feature f the towersmy features should be raised to the height of bridge or kept in place. we also explored the feasibility of including a full bridge rehabilitation to the explored and the previous project had received some type of funding and tied to approvals in 1917 and - but because of previous project was a rehabilitation for the possibility of the previous project but maintaining the goals was national a feasible alternative not meeting with the project objectives and raise the bridge for sea level rise and maintain the gutterer operations. but additionally was unnecessary element of project and that portion is not used as a navigable waterway and um, so as a reminder an opportunity for the hpc to weigh in and ability to reduce the impacts while we meet the project objective and staff recommended changes and will prior to the publication of draft eir we'll bring that back for the comments and owe anticipate the final eir in early 24 so that that concludes my presentation. but myself and staff are a

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so you can see that the c n tower in toronto, it can be seen through those smoky haze. these guys in the us, that's george washington bridge. it's covered in smoke new york's pain. the sky line is probably hidden in the haze while the statute of liberties barely visible. new york is now ranked as the most polluted city in the wild christian selenium. you didn't have to follow the news to know something wasn't right in new york. it's very unexpected. like it really happened. none of the blue light that to my children. i'm like, isn't me, wasn't really foggy out here because it was that bad that i thought my, i think was something wrong with my eyes. they're like, no, it's body out. air quality so bad. you could see it and smell it. when i opened my apartment door, the hallway smell like smoke, which was something that i have never, you know, experienced before. new york may have had it the worst, but it wasn't alone. 12 states issued air quality advisories all as a result of wildfires. north of the border in canada, you know, the levels that people, if they were to be outside, especially if they're exercising, breathing fas

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