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and we go tropical depression and tropical storm and then hurricane status.opical depression and winds at 30 miles per hour and really not much movement with this up. as you can see,e agaiern, now i a tropical depression, and it's off coast of the carolina, and this is expected to strengthen to a cat 1 hurricane and the latest track has it pushing out to. s we'll keep an eye on it if it changes. let's talk about those. i know it's summer and we've got cruises and people taking trips to lesser anti-lees, st. kitts and ves and montserrat. beryl will be impacting the lesser antilles. >> recordl summer traeans you could be stuck standing in line at airport. the tsa st's trying to helpg by hirin more workers. thousand a of positions available right now, including security officers andane handler. the hiring process takes about two months. starting salary, about $35,000 a based on it can vary the position and the city where you are hired. >>> we're working for you tonight helping to snag the best price on a plane ticket. avoiding peak travel times is one thing ando

this storm right here, still a tropical storm.t is going to weaken io a tropical depression as it moves to the west,ss to the antill antilles, it's going to scoop just down to puerto rico one to four urges inches of rain with tropical storm. you can see tropical storm chris hanging off the north carolina coastline, as the clouds stay wwn, they stay to the south, we are looking good are looking dry here in the d.c. area, we may see a few sprinkles late tuesday and early wednesday but that's about it. humidity starts to come back in as we get into tuesday, low 90s on tuesday, with present lenty sunshine and that chance of rain a late tuesday night into wednesday. wednesday. wednesda we clearout, ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta make it last. all the thrills of summer. one amazing getaway. busch gardens williamsburg and water country usa. visit both parks for only $30 per day. >> time right now is 10:26 here on sunday morning, here are the four thing

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you might notice the feel is different today with some tropical moisture coming this way from tropicalor the second part of the afternoon. maybe even feeling it now. we will be 90 degrees for the warmer locations so it is definitely feeling a little bit more humid and muggy than typical. also bringing a southerly search for the south facing beaches. stinson beach and santa cruz with rip currents and sneaker waves possible. all of the beaches so just be careful if you're out and about along the coastline for the next couple of days. 65 novato and oakland, 65 san francisco and 69 in livermore. afternoon highs for today, 60s at the coast, 70 san francisco, 83 redwood city, 79 hayward, 89 livermore and the south bay 91 in morgan hill with 83 expected for santa rosa. this is the extended forecast, warmer today and tomorrow. then into sunday more of the same and then monday we are little cooler which you might not notice. all in all a good-looking forecast so take your pick. whatever you like, there is someplace to be.>>> ice cube's big3 the 303 professional basketball league is coming to th

not only do we have tropical storm chris, welso have tropical storm barell and is just down in the caribbean now, and we're tracking that to make sure it doesno head puerto rico. there we go, there's my p, there's tropical storm chris right there. and we float on down, this is barell, it is weaking and that is going to continue to shoot through puerto rico. if you've got exercise, car wash, even outdoor dining, kids having sports even softball, looking good for that. dry all the way into tuesday late night into wednesday morning a chance for showers. heen we're in the low 90s on tuesday, tuesday mugginess will come back, and we could have a few showers monday night into tuesday morning. into tuesday morning. ne weekend, sll lookingti ok. it was an accident. he was tickling me and... [laughg] stop it! yeah. whoops! but julie has resolve pet expert. its latest formula attacks odors at the source. no odor. no stain. no nothin'. whatever happens, no big deal. resolve. >>> the singing soldier, that's what many are calling iraq war teran turned performer. he loved listening to opera when he was >>

it's a little unusual with all that tropical air. most of the thunderstorm activity in the central sierra. they had a little late last week. things have calmed down but there's plenty there. taking the turn is the high starts to build in. the flow and the upper atmosphere will start to swing that our direction. it's really tough to pinpoint any amounts. i would be shocked if sfo had .06. lake tahoe i would buy into and maybe out toward sacramento. those are favorable areas but some to the north. 60's, 70s, 80s and 90s on the temperatures. temperatures near average coast and bay little above inland. we will get a jump on the inland temperatures on wednesday and then focus on the tropical clouds in for thursday. looks like they start to clear out friday and saturday. >> we have seen it before. >> we have. we will see it again. >>> coming up next uber is under investigation. the accusations that they paid women differently than the men for doing the same job. more on that when we come back. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite p

there is tropical storm fa be a. the cloud cover will be approaching tonight it could feel muggy because we are expecting changes not so much today but by thursday night and into friday. here we go with the low clouds hanging out near the shoreline right around the bay checking in on the current numbers. san jose 60 degrees. livermore 66. santa rosa and napa the cool scott -- spotted 52. san francisco at 54. looking out toward san francisco bay, it cleared out nicely last night looking for fireworks shows. it could change over the next 4 to 6 hours. temperatures this afternoon ranging from the low 60s coast side. ormiston locations inland low 60s for the coast. upper 80s and around 90. we will update the weekend outlook in a few minutes. let's check in with sal. he has a look at the roadways. good morning. >>> we may have a surprise. the bay bridge was alive but then there was a crash that blocked lanes for a time and a 5 hour. they cleared it, but traffic is flow. a normal day at the bay bridge, which is unusual bec

this is tropical storm chris. you can see it has strengthed, got little more definition there in the storm. beryl not the samesi ation. these are now remnants. it's not even a tropical storm anymoreut it is crossing and expecte to continue just to the south of puerto ri. they will stick pick up rain from the outer bands. not really bands because it is not a tropical storm. they are picking up rain and gusty winds from beryl. as far as chris goes no major impacts here in the u.s. we are looking at a catne storm. what we could see is some really high waves really roaring along storm team 4 team day outlook eru can see not much shower chances. i think it is really goi to be a relatively tranquil week. next weekend we start planning for our next heat wave. >> we'll get into that next week. >>> when bears get hungry they tet into just about anything. take a look this picture. it's tough to make out but that is a bear chomping down on a bird feeder in marshall, virginia. the pictures were taken this morning and yesterda

i do think the tropical clouds maybe thursday and friday. >> heading to the tropics, okay. >> well, thene thing that does do is bring the humidity up. >> right. >> my friends think that's funny we like tropical verses humid or muggy. it's a poz tuf sitive spin. >> well said. >>> should we keep or repeal california's new gas tax. the signs along construction zones is making some people upset. >>> prepared for airplane bathrooms get smaller. the possible reason many carriers are shrinking the size of the bathroom. >>> another uber executive stepping down after an investigation into how she handled reports of racial discrimination. she's been the head of uber human resources department for about a year and a half. she resigned amid accusations that she systematically dismissed internal complaints about racial discrimination. >>> the european union anti trust watchdog expected to issue a multimillion dollar fine against google. the fbi is other what the european commission says what alphabet did to safeguard its mobile advertising business. the eu is alleged that google strong arms phone ma

we have the tropical rain for the next 24 to 48 hours. it won't arrive as a tropical storm.icane but one of the first few tests of how things will bear out in puerto rico with a lot of folks still -- and instruction which you are barely standing at this point so we will keep you posted but beryl is no more. >> that graphic move you made, only through the miracle of television can you go all the way around the world with the flick of a button. >> we cover it all. >> that is amazing. thank you so much for that, ivan. >>> even though tropical storm beryl is getting weaker, no one is taking any chances in puerto rico where they're still recovering from hurricane maria. cnn's leyla santiago joins us from san juan and leyla, that storm is expected to hit tomorr tomorrow. what are residents doing to prepare? >> a lot of people are still very anxious, still recovering from hurricane maria and so they're still wondering what will happen with beryl when it comes to puerto rico. the government has sid said do not let your guard down, yes this is weakening. folks have water and batterie

a lot of tropical clouds.show, weatherwise-hold on. >> we will dance a bit what you are getting that. >> the problem is not here. it is in your set. now were there. lover of rain. thank you for that. very nice, kate. now, walnut creek, danville, blackhawk. just didn't make it. didn't make it. it could pop up a little later. some drier air is beginning to work its way in. if you sun breaks. no problem in napa county, sonoma county. just a little bit in marin county. all the way up into mendocino county where the show continues, especially cloverdale. has been going most of the morning. still so moving in. quieter than it was. st. helena, bennett valley, santa rosa, forestville, grated, all in on that. now it's just rain. around cobb, milltown. also from about santa rosa north. hales forgot to cloverdale is still getting some rain. 60s, 70s on the temps. mild and muggy. to the south, a little more dry air. it isn't all completely sunny, but a decrease in the activity. we have to pause for some afternoon heating.

for now this was a hurricane, but itas been downgraded to a tropical storm. as far as impacting puerto rico, it's going to pass to the south of them possibly bringing the rain. the h system weakened. here is a look atca tro depression number three. it is going to move out to sea. let's keep our fingers crossed. it's never too soon to make sure you have a hurricane plan in place. the ten-day outlook, we're headed to the 90s again, but it will be low humidity at the top of the week as we move into next weekend, that's when that july heat makek a comebnd we are looking at a possible second heat wave. >> all right. thank you. >>> so we saw them party in d.c., but today t trophy went back to russia. we're going to show youhe reception and catch you up on this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable st

it'll feel tropical. temperatures coming up slightly and continuing to heat up in time for your weekend. those clouds are going to be in place for most of the day. also bringing a southerly surge. for our south facing beaches, areas kesanta cruz, expect dangerous conditions. always out at the beach. you have to be incr well as tomorrow. here is a look at the state and you can see most of us covered in the and a lithrough the bay not thinking any rain thunderstorms even for the hills. could feel humid. the winds are light. they will remain for today and as we get in to the afternoon temperatures will come up slightly. a lot many whatter because of the cloud cover. upper 06's to start the day in concord. 59 in san francisco and 57 half moon bay. in the north bay 640 degrees in nevado. for the east bayshore, a mild to warm one. upper 70s for areas over heyward, already 75 and then near 80 for some of the locations, areas over fremont. 81 in nevado. if we head west toward the coast we have 64 pacifica. the ci

tropical storm chris. just an upper level system over parts of th atlantic and this is tropical storm chris and very close to hurricane strength and close to 70 miles per hour.ra the takes it close to a hurricane and keeps it offshore and will continue to keepri the current threat along the east coast over the next couple of days so heading to th beaches that's something to think about here. amelia will join me a little later on and we'll talk about that coming up at 5:45. high temperature degrees and mostly sunny. hotnd not too humid tomorrow. it will be a hot day. temperatures around 90. drs us back down to 88. hot. warm and not overly 89 on friday and make our way towards saturday a most of the area is dry and much better chance of showers next tuesday, wednesday and thursday and look at the heat wave coming up early next week. we'll be in the low to mid-90s and even upper 90s as we head to the early pf next week. tomorrow is hot. i like it hot. it's backyard weatherme guys. >> i'll take it. here we go.

tracking tropical storm chris tonight.rm team 4st meteorolooug kammerer is in your back-yard in north potomac coming up in three minutes. mat? >> tfternoon, we're learning new details about a deadly crash involving a man on a bicycle in the district. he was hit and killed by a truck while riding downtown. news 4's pat collins joins us live from the scene near new hampshire and m street. so what happened? pat? >> reporter: well, pat, a few minute ago a friend of the victim brought some flowers to the place where it happened and used a yellow ribbon to tie it to a signal post here. we're leaing more and more about this terrible crash and its tragic consequences. the bicyclist killed in our city over the weekend has been dentified a6 yield jeffrey long he works for a social media research company in virginia. yhe spent severalrs as an aide to senator richard m blumenthal froconnecticut.lo jeffre. run over by a delivery truck in our city's west end. not far from his northwest homey this is how t say it happened. new hampshire

might be july but clouds rolling in from tropical storm. changes for friday and what is next for the weekend in seven minutes. an illegal fireworks crn on the peninsula. >>> new at 11:00, bay area wide pr fireworks crackdown on the peninsula, dash cam video from san bruno police car. officers catching someone in the act. 25 $1,000 citations last night. jean elle with details. crackin don't want anybody to get hurt and want to prevent fires like this grassy area burned across the street from baseball diamonds yesterday. and spoke to woman whose home nearly burned when fireworks landed in back yard. shows officers driving up to people using illegal fireworks. $1,000 mistake. issued 25 $1,000 citations last night. even with fireworks going off all over town say cracking down is harder than it looks. >> two seconds to light a fuse and run away, and we're trying to make sure we only arrest people we know have actually done something wrong. >> reporter: revenue from the safe fireworks paid for the extra patrols. used undercover surveillance van t

we're talking about the tropics. one tropical storm off of the carolina coastline. that's going t stay out to sea. it will head to the northeast. high pressurea of over us. that's going to block it from moving on land. we're going to be watching it. this is future weather. tomorrow, we have an isola shower chance late in the day. most won't see that rain. offshore, chris sends things offwind. if you,e grilling or plan today is perfect. tomorrow will be the hottest, 93. good. and by wednesday, we will be near 0 dpree 0 grees. the temperatures are not too extreme like lastweek. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week. normal high is 98s. degr look at that, wednesday, thursday, friday. we're sitting close to where we should be time of the year. we'll look at your forecast coming up. but let's see what's happening on this monday morning. good morning, melissa. >> goomorning. >> it's a beautiful morning, with a couple of different problems. taking a look at sterling, eastbound 7. we had the roads blocked, and police saying that is gone. inner and outer loop of the b

plus the latest on the tropic coming up. jim and doreen?> ollowing breaking news coming out of thailand where there are signs that time may be running out to rescue those boys trapped in the underground cave. here's a live lookou at the of the cave. a community of rescuers is working around the clock to finding a solution to getting those boys out. inside the cave, oxygen levels aredropping, in part because of the people inside. and this weekend's monsoons could completely block them from safety. they've been strded inside for nearly two neweeks. w video shows the fesoded passagetween group and the mouth of the cave. none of the boys can swim and'r theye learning to use diving equipment but theydy aren't rea for the six-hour long journey to safety which is a dangerous one. a member of the rescue team died inside the cave friday. underaccording the dangers underground. >> this is of a magnitude and it is a rescue that hasee never done in the knowledge of man. >> the commander leading the resc says i rain pushes the water levels higher, diver

a lot of the tropical moisture arriving.rything fell into place for that to develop southeast and came dragging across. a couple reports of thunder on the san mateo coast and one in santa rosa. other than that, not much. a .1 towards mountain view. it does look like dry air filtering in behind this main ban taking us throughout most of the day. 50s and 60s on your temperatures. the lows are up, redwood says hey we're 64. a lot of 63s in there including stanford. upper 50s on the coast. 59 in half moon bay and 60s for hayward, union city and fremont. foster city and belmont in there as well. it took until thursday and eventually that moisture made it up into tahoe north shore. you can see that boom popping in the area and that will happen again today there. you get isolated cells, 50 up in truckee. 71 in sacramento. 80 in fresno. there's fog underneath that doesn't show up because of the higher clouds obscure it. a combination of the two, a mix of low and high clouds and sun. 60s and 70s upper 80s to some low 90s and you thro

tropical clouds late thursday and friday look to be still on tap. i can find fog, plenty of that out there. that's the smoke from the yosemite fire. a little easterly wave coming in from arizona and back in southern california producing around 29 palms. flash flood watch as that heads back into san diego. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. temperatures seem to be stuck. santa cruz at 54. low 50s in boulder creek and the mountains. all around 62 in sar toga and santa clara ra. there's still a delta breeze not that strong but it's there in the southwest, 22. i expect this to continue to come down. 43 in truckee. 70 in reno. 66 in ukiah. that's a warm low. you can see the low clouds there getting smashed by high pressure nosing in. that turns the flow aloft in the atmosphere, more out of the southeast which can bring moisture in. i'm hard pressed to find much. doesn't mean that can't change. we'll get the cloud cover starting late wednesday and more likely thursday and early friday. i do buy that up in the sierra. by friday into the weekend you start to

the remnants of beryl artificially now just a tropical wave. in the san juan, phil keating, fox news. >>> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are anxiously awaiting for tomorrow as president donald trump prepares to make his supreme court selection. we take a closer look at the candidates who have made his short list. >>> baseball announces the all- star team. we will tell you who is in and who is out. >>> a helicopter crashes into a townhome complex in williamsburg, virginia today. >>> authorities in virginia say one person was killed when a helicopter crashed into a townhome complex today. virginia state police confirmed the fatality. police are still working to locate and identify the pilot of the helicopter. the crash happened in a residential area in williamsburg. it sparked a fire at the townhomes complex. the pilot was the only person on board. the crash was close to the college of william and mary. it is unclear what caused the chopper to go down but we know the faa and the national transportation safety board are both investigating. >

broken a little bit as jet stream lifts up a little bit toh e north that will take a lot of that tropicalure and push it more towards the east. we're hoping that as the e moisture shiast, we will be off the hook and get chances to dry out but until that happens, laterhis week, with the daily downpn rs i terms of temperatures it's humid but we will have surviv re to 82 in between our rounds of rain and your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day focast, we keep it in the low 80's the next two days as weet daysorrow more equation, we get up to a89ut . there cdeld b a butou we're hop that the pattern will s a little bit and get us out of that fetch of the heaviest rain, frid about 91, we're back to the july heat again, and unfortunatelymse can't take storut of the forecast just yet. we have a few saturday and sunday. i with temperatures the mid to upper 80's and monday about 86. so still just a ltle bit der another c of s tthhe maryland d a while virus.oual cnnase of tt the patient is an adult. the number has varied over time during the years, there were 63 cases in 2003 and7 4 in 20ll-star is. dwight

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the other thing happening is the tropical storm season.uerto rico tomorrow, and lesser an til ease today. this isn't the -- the lesser an tilesslesser antilles. it is from to run up to a category one hurricane. but this will stay offshore. maybe some rip current issues. but i'm not expecting an impact for the united states. arthel: adam klotz, thank you. mike: a daring rescue mission set to resume later today in thailand after rescuers got four boys out of that flooded cave on a 7-hour journey. some red state democrats feeling pressure to back president trump's choice for the supreme court and the impact it could have on the november elections. booking a flight at the last minute doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. .. >> foxes were from thailand. successfully rescued in the complicated and dangerous serving more than half a mile in total darkness. the mission to save t

this is tropical storm chris. were monitoring it a few days ago as just a tropica depression. well, right now it's off the coast of the carolinas. and then we had a little farther into the atlantic. now brelling down towards the lesserll anti. that is tracking them. it is a tropical storm. it has weakened. as far as chris close home, notice how it could t strengtoh to hurricane status. but it zooms up and out to sea. at is good new for us. your storm team 4 ten day outlook, check it out. temperatures are going to volley in thepper 80s, low 90s as we head through much of the week. rain chances no the that strong. even next week. a few models hinting at it. overall, i think we are going to be on the dri side of things. we could see another heat wave in there next week, erica. >> i'm hoping to squeeze in just a little bit of pool time tomorrow. tomoow will be our saturday. so let's get to it. all right. >>> still ahead, so alex ovechkin stanley cup tour continues in russia. oh, there is lots to t er at he has differe

it is a tropical moisture that could be later this week.res inland running a little above near average close to the bay and temperatures don't look like they are going to change too much this week. >>> a woman is accused of leading police on a high-speed chase and she live streamed the whole thing on facebook and the details of why police were trying to arrest her. >>> -- >>> an initiative that would reverse the law that lets undocumented immigrants get drivers licenses has been cleared to start collecting signatures. the measure would also eliminate california's sanctuary state law and end automatic voter registration practices. we will reduce voter fraud and prevent traffic fatalities. those signatures must be submitted by the 19th to qualify for the ballot >>> there are a lot of bay area companies on the list of stocks to watch. >> pam joins us now for today's dollars and send. >> according to the washington post this is to prevent misinformation on twitter and that is likely to continue. analysts are also keeping an eye on paypal as the

this is actually tapping into what was tropical storm fabio. it is very far away from the bay area. 1,400 miles away and we are feeling the humidity but that tropical storm also kicking up high waves so there is a beach hazard statement in effect. we may have waves of 7 to 12 feet as we go into tomorrow because of tropical storm fabio that is 1,400 miles away. a lot of people plan to head to the beach. we will reach up to 95 tomorrow and 90 on sunday. the 90s extend into next week. san francisco staying at a comfortable 72 degrees -- 71 today. anything happening out there on the roads? >> ever since the 4th of july it has ban light week in terms of traffic conditions. we are see ago couple road hazards popping up. by road hazards i mean there are a couple of lanes being blocked. one slow lane being blocked. this is at lark avenue. there is debris and lanes in an overnight crash. along the opposite side there is also a couple of reports of a possible wrong way driver right near this area. hopefully it means that it ended in a positive note and t

. >>> fog is there but by later, tropical clouds look like they want to pay a visit. we'll see what's in store then. >>> thursday morning july 12th, i'm dave clark. pam cook will be here moe men tearily. already here, the great steve paul sen in his office. >> thank you, sir. dave always asks me every morning, what song woke you up? steve martin. dino. okay, thank you dave. low clouds, there's two forecasts in one. one for the morning and one for the evening. low clouds will give way to sun. coast and bay not changing much. still warm to hot inland but then we will see tropical clouds, monsoon moisture taking the turn and every sign points towards high and mid level clouds working their way towards us by this evening and early friday. south of lake tahoe for a while but starting to inch closer. if you're going up to truckee i would keep an eye on the sky for today. 50s and 60s, temperatures close to where they were yesterday at this time. low 60s for some, 57 in lafayette. breezes are just variable, a little west and north. not much to it. for the sierra it's quiet. y

you may wonder why, it is tropical moisture from tropical storm bobbio. not the actor, i was not going there. it is sending moisture our way. inland areas 80s and 90s for the next several days. satellite and radar -- so, where is tropical storm fabbio? it is way over here offscreen left. notice that moisture. there are a few moisture -- showers. the clouds shield has made it north of santa barbara, it is headed in our direction. and, some of that tropical air will give us a sticky feel to our friday morning, and also mostly cloudy skies. this is not the low clouds and fog, just cloud cover over the entire bay area in the morning. it will send in the afternoon. at a minimum, you will get filtered sunshine. on the cloudy side tomorrow. saturday, not the case. we get full sunshine from start to finish. temperatures will respond by climbing into the 90s. the air quality, it has been a thought all week long, because we have had that fire burning. that is about 30-50 miles to our north and east. thankfully, the smoke is being pushed in the other direction. no m

now, that tropical moisture is looking to the north. those of you in north mendocino county, perhaps hearing thunder. the actual lightning is 30-40 miles offshore. you may be close enough to hear that thunder. a pretty hot weekend in clearlake. 98 for you and 99 on sunday, so close to 100 weekend days. we are headed back to average. what was not average was the tropical moisture, which emanated all the way from arizona and over and through the bay area. that is now further away from arizona. it is now replacing a southwest flow of air. it is chilly at the beach but not strong enough to preach the inland hills. we are talking about 90s away from the water. that will hold for a while. next week, this which may move out, just enough to bring back more tropical moisture. we may be talking about more thunderstorms next week. between now and then, normal weather which will be morning clouds and sunshine in the afternoon and sunday, perhaps a little further inland we will have clouds. it is unseasonably cloudy and foggy in the morning. seasona

it was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm. it's moving northwest at 17 miles per hour and churning up the ocean. it will settle down a bit. no rain or wind or anything like that. but cloud coverage and higher waves. that's coming up. >>> we've learned the trump administration lost its efrpt to block two of california's sanctuary state laws. a judge issued the ruling an hour ago. it denies the request to halt two bills which limits local law enforcement to help immigration alths and allows the state's attorney general to inspect the state. >>> in san bruno, police made 25 arrests for illegal fireworks, including this bust. they seized more than 300 pounds of fireworks and a gun from a group of suspects. police have not said they'll fa. and jessica florez is in san jose. >> reporter: trash from fireworks litters the street. despate a campaign from the cits lit up. on the fifth of july, the residents clean up. >> i didn't do it. but it clean it up. >> reporter: one firework damaged this van. someone lit one upside down and damage

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that's tropical storm chris. it will move out to sea. it's not coming our way, butng it's go meander down towards our southern borders here of the carolinas right off cape hatteras. if you're going to the cape the next couple of days or into the weekend, it will have big impact on the beaches. some of the beaches have been closed the next couple ofs d because of the rip current oureat and thatld extend into the maryland andbeaches, t over the next couple of days. that's somhing we'll watch and amelia joins me at 445 with the ve latest on chris and beryl which is out there. >> tomorrow heat hand humidity coming back. 94 degrees. mostly sunny and hot. t yes, humidity starts to creep up a little bit and it's not that bad. tomorrow is a very hot day and take a look at the next ten days. i don't see a ton of heat this week. 90 degrees on wednesday and 88 on thursday and 88 f onday. very warm and very dry, and we get into ather heat wave as we make our way in towards next week, saturday and sun and middle of next week really hot weather moves

watching tropical storm, chris. we had no rain for the month of ju.ht as well get the car washed. chris, spinning its wheels out of the northern nth carolina outer bhanks. anywhere from delmarva to the outer banks, the surf is up and th rip current is high. hot and dry and sunny. sheena will have the ten-day in the nast forecast. good morning, melissa. >> the eastbound pike because of an investigation going on right here. we know the vehicle that hit in person, did say c thatsed right now. inner loop attizen per connector. that causing a bottleneck there bauds of the cash on the left side. another problem, as you zoom in here, you can look atechal lanes, have an accident there, as well. left side is blocked by the crash. 66 longs ok. 95 to quantity toe, the beltway. the top oflt the y, a little slow, as well. thank you. >>> still ahead,ackling human trafficking in our region. >> details on if new >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 6:24 right welcome back. our area is one of the country hot spots for human >> victims trying to escape will soon have

so these tests have shown us that this charcoal is from tropical regions.the case of certified wood, is whether they are from sustainable sources. we put this to the forest stewardship council. i'm sure that there has been tropical charcoal coming into the uk market. i am sure that most of us would have been without an official logo but i cannot guarantee that there has not been a problem with some certified material. since last year we have been looking at the financial —— charcoal business as a risk. with an charcoal business as a risk. with an charcoal where we were uncertain about where it had come from and thought that it looked different from what we had expected. amongst the main suppliers to the uk are countries such as nigeria and paraguay where deforestation is a major issue. this problem with complex supply chain ‘s reach is beyond british borders. there has been a long campaign for a better system. most of the charcoal traders are importing from other countries and continents because the profit is bigger. they earn more money and the question is

. >>> a tropical storm in the atlantic ocean expected to become a hurricane later today. weather experts with the national hurricane center say tropical storm chris should stay away from the u.s. coastline but north carolina is being warned about high winds. in puerto rico, beryl was downgraded to a tropical storm which is easing fears of another storm hitting puerto rico which is still covering from the major hurricane. >> it's possible we'll get hit hard here but we have to keep trying to survive no matter what happens. god gives us faith. >> rains up to five inches are possible for the virgin islands and puerto rico through tomorrow. >>> it's 4:17. we want to check in on traffic this morning. allie rasmus in for sal. it's probably back to work for a lot of people. including you. >> yes. >> thank you, welcome back. >> the 580 area is completely reopened. we have been watching that because of the fire. both directions of the freeway were reopened so that's good news for people who commute. let's start with the south bay and look at the maps. your commute 101 up through g

tropical clouds and midweek, what's your time frame on that. around thursday morning looks to be our best opportunity. we'll see in the forecast model, not in sink on that. monsoon moisture in here whether it produces any shower activity like last friday remains to be seen by then. temperatures near the bay are pretty close and even in the city, 67 and 55 today, average 66 and 54 ch the record 89 degrees. san jose depending on what climate model you look at, the average is 82. low clouds burned off fast this morning. 100 and 95. the next few days look warmer as high pressure builds in. there's plenty of fog out there up in the mountains keeping an eye on things in tahoe. close but looks like the fire is up over the central sierra. temperatures 1-3 degrees warmerment not a huge deal but warmer which would put locations in the 80s yesterday in the low 90s today. fog will be back tonight and tofrm. with the highs coming in it's gok to swaush a bit. very thick and that's what we're keeping an eye on. the monsoon moisture wants to swing around. that

tropical moisture in check until friday. 50s and 60s at sfo. that's off there and they're working on it. minus 12 compared to yesterday at this time. concord the leader of the pack so far. everybody is showing a decrease in temperatures. blackhawk, 53. 57 in el sabrante. there's an on shore breeze and 52 water temperatures in san francisco. the fog is ready to go. cooler for most today. 4:32 and sal tells us traffic is doing well so far. >> good morning, steve. let's go out and take a look at 80 westbound in solano county. the super commute traffic here is moving along well through vallejo and fairfield and across the cartinez bridge. driving south on 680 and 37 looks good if you're driving through. traffic is moving along pretty well. i want to mention that we're getting word of a grass fire in san jose. so i'm going to move the maps down here, it's northbound 680 680 at king road which is in this general area. chp says they have a couple of lanes taken away for fire equipment. we will keep an eye on that for you and let you know. let's again

. >>> new trouble from the tropics big storm off the carolina coast bringing danger at the beach. >>> and it the last straw for starbucks? a major change coming to your cup of coffee. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening thank you for being with us. the world is holding a collective breathe as divers in thailand bring out the last of a dozen boys along with their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave now for 17 days. four more boys were led to safety today that brings to eight the number who have made the risky under water journey to the surface. bolstering hopes this awful or deal should still be over. our bill neely reports from the scene. >> reporter: ambulance lights for once bringing good news. another boy rescued. the fifth. and as darkness fell, three more emerged. mission accomplished for a second day. a rescue that's defying the odds. the commander says today's four boys are all well. even better than the four pulled out yesterday. this the moment the world had waited for as the first small boy was rushed to a helicopter and the hospital. a doctor

watch how that moves to the north and the tropical moisture was going to bonkers in phoenix. set a rainfall record of a half inch. there were major dust storms and a lot of it went through las vegas. the santa clara valley might see a few clouds. 50s, 60s, 70s, 70s for some of the lows right now. is sal here? there he is. i was going to tell you real quick that going over the carquinez bridge, my temperature went up on my car. that's very rare as you know. >> going to be one of these weird weather days. i'm listening. >> temperatures are running above and 90s to 100s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. i don't think i've seen you for a month and a half. >> you look rested and tan and ready to go. >> it's all fake. >> i have a little spray tan too. let's take a look at westbound 580. you can see a little bit of slow traffic. this is a look at traffic moving well as you get to the altamont pass a little bit of roadwork. and after that it's okay. out to dublin it looks okay. and this is 880 in oakland. both directions moving well at the bay bridge. we don't have a backup just

there's no tropical storms. this is un-july like. from the florida panhandle and it goes you have travel plans there, it's going to be humid and rainy. for us, low clouds, and plenty to go around again. filling in thunderstorm activity. it went bonkers in the sierra. and today looks to be quieter. high pressure is building in and that will produce a little bit of a cap in the atmosphere. 50s and 60s on most of the temps on the peninsula. 57 atherton. mid-50s to montara. and 57 union city and free month. and foster city is in there as well. an okay delta breeze or wind for some. travis 30 miles per hour. all the news is in the desert southwest. parts of the valley where hot conditions continue. 122 in needles. 94 in palm springs. and there's a heat advisory out for areas to the northern sacramento valley and lake county. 103, 104 in clear lake and ukiah. you can see the activity over the sierra that pushes off late in the day. it will probably fire up a few. 70s to 100. 99 brentwood, livermore, 94. temperatures around the bay though,

what's going on with the monsoon moisture and tropical clouds still hanging out into arizona.here are some hints that on friday some of that will pay a visit here. 50s and 60s at sfo. the national weather service is working on it and they're aware it's been wrong for two or three weeks. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, noticeably cooler for some. oakland is only minus one compared to this time yesterday, concord minus 8. fairfield, minus 6. 54 in gilroy. morgan hill and san mar teen, santa cruz low 50s. mid to upper 50s around santa clara. temperatures noticeably cooler with an on shore breeze. 57 in monterey, 41 in truckee and 62 in sacramento, there's the low cloud deck. the water temperatures are really cold. again, it does look like we get drier air coming in yesterday and that helped the west wind and the fog is back. there's a lot of that down there, that monsoon that is going to look like it's wing its way coming in from the southeast. two days before that happens. 60s and 70s and 80s upper 80s, lower 90s on the temperatures. the low clouds mean a cooler pattern. except

we are looking at tropical type cloud cover. it has to do with fabio that's well to the south and well to the west. in fact i will point out the tropical storm right there. the circulation going on in the atmosphere is pushing that moisture in our direction. if i move it closer you can see most of northern california into central california with this cloud cover and you can see a little bit of green on the radar. moister air moving in. that will be the case for today. partly sunny. mostly cloudy with that filtered sun. going to feel muggy because of it as well. temperatures this morning already off to a warmer start because of the cloud cover. the winds are light. even calm. likely to remain light for today. not going to loose the sea breeze completely. it'll back off and that will allow for warming inland for today. 61 degrees in san francisco right now. we have 57 to start your morning into livermore and the south bay. 67 san jose. with all the cloud cover in place the temperatures aren't warming to fast. we will again have a