we have a model program really in silicon valley.ow did it kinda become that way and what are some of the things about it that you want people to know about? dr. kamiya: so, we're very fortunate at silicon--in silicon valley, where we have a very, very supportive community that allows us this opportunity to pursue excellence. and you know, through our learnings in becoming a model shelter, our intent with that is to then become a resource for other shelters that perhaps don't have the same opportunities to, or you know, don't have the same resource levels. and so, that is our goal is to share our learnings. robert: and you have your expertise there, but also it is quite a state-of-the-art facility there. dr. kamiya: it is. it is a 48,000 square feet, gold leed certified facility where we see over 7,000 animals per year. robert: cats and dogs, right? dr. kamiya: cats and dogs, rabbits, some small mammals, and many of these animals are transferred from other shelters. robert: right, and the cats and some of those are also available for

now neither of these silicon valley valley giants are named in the indictment. the u.s. attorney involved said that they have been fully cooperative and they have gib access to records in trying to resolve this case and research this case. here is comment from the u.s. attorney. >> silicon valley is not -- the fast-pace and competitive environment does not mean federal laws don't apply or they could be ignored. the fbi will not tolerate the theft of trade secrets and i want to be clear on what we consider trade secrets. these are the crown jewels of companies. >> reporter: now there is no dollar figure mentioned in this indictment. but we do know that because uber -- anthony levanowski went over to uber that both companies have been involved in that case and certainly the prosecution of the case that will come later on down the road. we just heard from the attorney who is representing anthonyp levanowski and it says in part that he didn't steal anything from anyone. he said this case rehashes claims already discredited in a civil case that was settled more than a year an

silicon valley people are pushing software before it is really finished to see how it goes. they are different approaches to product development. i'm horrified. for too making a boo it up as a product development that insofar as it is the sort of values that motivate both are different. >> host: is it addicting? >> technology?>> guest co. somef it, yes. >> host: is the mindset addicting? >> guest: yes. i found it really intoxicating. it feels good to see the product of your labor realized quickly and you kind o of get in this feedback loop working on something and you see it go quickly within a month of having a viable product. >> host: what about publishing and technology. is there a synergy there? >> guest: that's a good question. in terms of talking technology provide new infrastructure for it's hard to say. i think a lot of the products available that try to innovate publishing printed separately taken off the way they are expected to. obviously e-greeting is a big development. i don't really know the answer to that question. it's hard to iterate on a pretty perfect tech

it is the moment when silicon valley or at least the generation of silicon valley entrepreneurs turned -- /millionaires turned political activists start becoming a presence in washington. it is the moment and that is partially because the clinton is elected and he starts working hard before he declares his candidacy to move silicon valley and make the democrats the party of silicon valley. there were close ties with republicans at the national and state level. there is a moment where they try to figure a medium that is defined as the wild west and that is where the advocates of the internet from the valley are talking about it as a front tier and talking about it in a very frederick jackson turner sort of consciously, not but wide open spaces waiting to be conquered. but ares possibility arguing for keeping something that soundsciple very good to members of both parties as well as defenders of free speech that she is keeping the internet free and out of the influence of the media companies, including cable is possible. in which mediaue is defined as the telecoms and as the cable provid

how has thames valley coped with that?

so far we know thames valley police have launched a murder investigation after a thames valley policest night at around incident where i am now, last night ataround11:30pm. incident where i am now, last night at around 11:30pm. it is at a crossroads along a really busy road, the aa that joins crossroads along a really busy road, the aa thatjoins reading and newbury. there are constantly cars and lorries going up and down here at all hours of the day. we know pc andrew harper was sadly killed when he was attending a reported burglary. he was based at the abingdon police station. he was here attending a reported burglary. there isa attending a reported burglary. there is a scene watch still in place and both of the route roads off the aa have been closed but the aa itself has reopened. in the last few moments additional police vehicles have turned up, i have seen forensics coming and going from the site as well. there are police at both ends of the road stopping anyone coming and going from the area. people are stopping and looking and are concerned about what happened here. thames vall

the magic of silicon valley. my friend another silicon valley historian talks about a relay race passing the baton from one generation to another. that's the magic where they mentors and funds and does the same to the internet generation then to the social media generation. but they have this -- you know, what they say is pattern recognition. i give money to -- i'm going to invest in this guy, in this person because they went to stanford and they're wearing a hoodie and they're on the spectrum. yeah. because it's also this gut thing where you're giving, you know, resources to people because you just believe in the person, not just the product. so that is -- and that's part of what makes it work. i mean, that's the challenge. part of if you want to explain what the magic of silicon valley is, it's this insilarity. darpa, you know, it has become the giant in computer science. in part because of government austerity over the last 40 years. everything else got cut away. even computer scientists who were deeply ambiva

and get people going in the central valley.'t have to put somebody and say and neuter really i very nice. >>is a big day for this war veteran in sacramento, nathan allen junior is 100 years old retired master sergeant survived world war 2 the korean war and the vietnam war his family says allen junior is the 3rd oldest living 3 war veteran on his one 100th birthday allen junior is being remembered for his service and the sacrifices he made to protect our country. >>and on was 8 of us. yes are you >>in the homicide here becomes ok. >>she had stopped a veteran's club in sacrament honored allen junior tonight with the celebration. >>california is limiting full-contact practices for youth football teams in order to reduce brain injuries. governor newsom 0 minutes a day week. >>the practices are banned entirely during the offseason the new law also requires a president for all games. and independent person to go to our practices. the law is aimed at preventing the generative brain disease. >>the a's will get the day off tomorrow in

we will continue to see silicon valley focus on solving a lot of silicon valley problems, which even china seems like it is doing well. you see over 200-some unicorns. it is not anyone in the u.s. who wants to play games made by tencent or shop on alibaba, and vice versa. google and facebook have been around for a long time in china anyway. it will continue to stay as it is. emily: edith yeung, partner at proof of capital, thank you so much. interesting to hear your insights on the show. coming up, we will speak exclusively to the amazon executive in charge of h2 development plans next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." talking about amazon now. a new program out to retrain workers, train workers from childhood to career. amazon dedicating over $700 million to provide people across its corporate offices, tech hubs, and fulfillment centers with access to training programs that will allow them to move into more highly skilled jobs within or outside amazon. one particular program is attracting students is called amazon future engineer, a comprehensive c

valley road. that's a 6 mile stretch between the cities of clayton brentwood when driving through brentwood, a wall of smoke could be seen from miles away tears. cal fire incident commander mark mark uci this morning. right now we're boxing it we try to put a box around the fire. the r%ad itself is one side of the box. >>we have bulldozers coming across one side of it as well and our fire engines are hose laying up the steep or parts of it to try to get that in be reinforced anchors. >>there was an evacuation order for mobile home park that was just down the road but that has now been lifted because the fire has moved away from that area. there is a shelter in place for any people along marsh creek road. cal fire told kron 4 even though it's warm out. today's weather was actually good for fire crews. >>and the recent rodriguez who has been closely tracking the situation so what was it about today's conditions that worse since such good favor for firefighters to keep this fire under control wind sp

a miner on the eve of the gold rush claimed that in the central valley -- or that the central valley in his words quote contains a larger portion of wild horses than any other part of the world to the same extent. on the western side of the san joaquin river they are seen from bands from 200 to 2,000, enormous herds of wild horses. these herds, in addition to providing a very lucrative source of trade, also provided a basis of subsistence for california indians living in the interior. they were an abundant food source. you're probably not going to end up trading those wild horses but you can still rely on them economically by eating them, right? one newspaper reported in 1847 that from the river in the north to the source of the san joaquin river in the south, indians had become in their words so habituated to living on horse flesh that it is now with them the principal means of subsistence. remember acorns and salmon fishing had been the mainstay of the california indian diet. now by the 1840s, we see that at least in the san joaquin valley and the interior part of california, horse

the santa clara valley. and then some 60's along the coastline as we get you ready for the holiday weekend. those temperatures coming down a bit and saying almost eddie right through the holiday weekend. part of next we'll show you how a marine veteran is helping his >>real quick a little breaking news in the east bay, a fire is burning structures are right now the east contra costa fire protection district tweeted out these pictures you see the smoke. this is in byron between brentwood boulevard in marsh creek road. the brush fire is burning 3 structures were told, although this is just an vegetation here some. bush's firefighters say live wires are down in the middle of the ground they're asking people to stay away from the area. we're looking to gather more information there and we'll bring you that on kron 4 news at 6 and our kron 4 dot com. >>all right on to our the story that we've been looking forward to tonight to veterans and utah have an unbreakable bond forged in combat, one of them. lost his legs

but even our interior valleys and as we see for the next 3 days ahead. the heat wave now expected to peak by the middle of the week find out we will finally cool down to near average in my full forecast in just a few minutes, jeff back to it. >>thank you so much mabrisa will it is the final day of san francisco's outside lands the three-day music festival that draws hundreds of thousands of people to the city kron four's gayle ong is live the golden gate park this evening. she's got the best job around gayle, how is the music treating you out there. >>well j r i'm sure we can hear the music blaring as we speak. paul simon is on the stage is the headliner tonight performing in the last hour of the music festival. festival goers say today the weather perfect. >>under clear blue skies, music lovers gathered in their outfit here to enjoy the music of kacey musgraves and more. that's the real goal jammed golden gate park. well they just go police officers kept a close watch outside man's event, organizers say mass shootings factored into the security planning

low 70's low 80's along the bay and the interior valleys scorching heat there in the mid 90's so make sure your kids dress in layers, a mild start but then they will have to shed a few layers, especially by 3 o'clock in the afternoon when school is out temperatures for tomorrow's daytime highs very similar to today along the coastal low 70's for downtown san francisco, plenty of sunshine for oakland in the low 80's and san jose, upper 80's for you with mostly sunny skies and the heat will be on especially for interior valleys in the tri valleys warming up into the mid 90's low 90's for those of you in santa rosa, san jose 80 degrees. hayward 81 degrees for your afternoon highs. so let's take a look at your 10 it had forecast because a heat wave is going to continue and peak all the way through wednesday. temperatures by friday and then below average highs on saturday with it. another many heat wave set to arrive 10 days from now our interior valleys will warm up into the 90's chair back to you. >>thank you so much mabrisa sad story here 5 kids died in an early morning fire. a 24 hour

what you're looking for fun this weekend comic con is going on in silicon valley.ular comic fan event kicked off friday at the san jose mcenery convention center. people dressed up as their favorite superheroes and villainsor the 4th annual event. some even competed in the annual costume contest. the event is for all ages and last through sunday afternoon. while chevron station in santa monica sold its gas forget this $0.30 a gallon earlier this week. the discount cause major backups and long lines at the pumps on thursday, one station was shut down and police were called to direct traffic that's how busy it got the steep price was in celebration of may's all day amazon's any promotion for that show the marvelous mrs. may's ul dozens of businesses brought back 50's era prices for the promotion. one business sold a burger and fries for $0.50 you can also get a hair cut for $3 and one hotel was offering one night for 40 bucks. well up next in sports. the giants in action tonight and it was. >>aid and the highlights of next will even show you a grand slam. it's time f

there is a really interesting -- it is the moment when silicon valley or the generation of silicon valley entrepreneurs turned/millionaires turned political activist start becoming a presence in washington. it is the moment partially when bill clinton is elected in 1992. works very hard starting from before he declares his candidacy to woo silicon valley and to make the democrats the party of silicon valley. prior there had been close ties with republicans both at the national and state level. but there is a moment where they are trying to figure a medium that is defined as the wild west and where the advocates of the internet from the valley are talking about it as a frontier. talking about it in a frederick jackson turner sort of way although not consciously , wide-open spaces waiting to be conquered. limitless possibility. but our arguing for keeping something that on principle that sounds very good to members of both parties as well as defenders of free speech which is keeping the internet free and out of the influence of the media companies including cable as possible. there is a pol

out consulting the people there is bound to be some reaction within the valley the curfew has not yet been lifted but when you've already got a section of the population alienated to put them in lockdown to really not not have any consultation a tool to bring in extra troops. is bound to have a reaction within the valley let alone what what pakistan's position is true there is many critics of prime minister narendra modi who say that revoking the special status in the in the minister of kashmir is not just an attack on india's secular identity but it's also part of a broader agenda of the prime minister to make india more of a hindu nation and also to make it more authoritarian what do you say to that criticism. not at all you know it's a very democratic decision it was endorsed by massive majority of both houses of india's elected representatives of parliament and through executive order by the president of the republic and so. this kind of change is provided for within the constitution itself so enormous is it undemocratic and secondly the critics of more the you know a lot of them

it will be another hot day in the tri valley. looking at dublin, as you're about ready to head out the door, enjoy those outdoor activities before the temperatures heat up. the heat advisory continues until 8:00 this evening for all the areas shaded in orange. for solano county, an excessive heat warning again today. check on people and pets as those temperatures ramp up. we'll reach 104 degrees in livermore, concord and clear lake with some mid 80s in san francisco. so more on the weekend forecast in about six minutes. mike, you're starting with the south bay motorcycle crash? >> chp doesn't seem to think there's any major injuries. none reported. warmer weather, you see more motorcycles out. watch out for them. we're looking over here as we look at silicon valley, west 237, that builds up over the last ten minutes. really starting to jam up as traffic heads west. lawrence expressway also jamming up heading north from 101. stick to 101 if yow headiu're h to sunnyvale. in matilda, two out of three lanes are blocked. getting down

torit here , 67 near the bay to 79 for the inland valleys.ofog near t beaches in san francisco 69 and north bay we're at 74. so, yes, but numbs ginning to cool a little bit. so instead of widespread 100s in the south bay, i've got it down to 97 in san jose. it's all relative, right? little bit 98 in los gatos, 99 in gilroy. still feeling the heat but not expected to be 106 in the east bay. 100 in pleasanton, 101 in livermore, 102 in concord. the peninsula 94 in palo alto, maybe have the day off, half moon bay might be your spot, 65 degrees. that would feel really, really nice. in san francisco 82 in the mission and the rest of you will be in the 70s. and the north bay, 101? clear lake, sonoma 95. mill valley at 87 due to the ocean breeze beginning to move back in. and, yes, a little bit of cooling tomorrow but i know you want more cooling. so ais like saturday and sunday a weak little system off to the north should help to shove that heat to the south. 0:00.m. is get hat's going to that fog going up the coast line. the result of this, much be

over in the tri-valley, got my eyes on this fire. watching the san mateo bridge and watching that fire and you're watching "today in the bay." >>> an outdoor movie event, gone with the wind. "today in the bay" continues right now. what on earth is happening? thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for marcus washington. >> that will wake you up out of bed. >> get up! get up! >> good morning, i'm laura garcia. we'll get to the traffic with mike in a bit. vianey is filling in for kari this morning. >> good morning. a lot of kids are headed in to school and san francisco unified started yesterday. today we'll see similar conditions again, at 60 degrees right now. a mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon, but i know that mt. pleasant elementary school is having their first day of school today. we'll be in the 60s to start out. by the lunch hour the kids comfortablyar

and to make the democrats the party of silicon valley. and prior there had been close ties with republicans both at the national and state level. but there is a moment where they're trying to figure -- you know, a medium -- that is defined as the wild west. and that where the advocates from the internet from the valley are talking about it as a frontier, talking about it in a very fredrick jackson turner sort of way. sort of wide open spaces waiting to be conquered, limitless possibility. but are arguing for keeping the -- something that on principle that sounds very good to members of both parties as well as defenders of free speech, which is keeping the internet free and as out of the influence of the media companies, including cable, as possible. so there is a political battle essentially in which media is defined by -- as the telecoms and as as the cable provider who want to control -- have control over the information flow and where newly formed organizations like the electronic frontier foundation, the eff argue to keep it a jeffers

but not all the way the interior valleys tomorrow, mostly sunny.to be hot again inland and then starting a hot this week really but then temperatures really cool down as we head toward labor day. i think temperatures may be dipping a little bit below the average. still ahead tonight at 5 the most humiliating moment of his life that is how. >>this homeowner describes being handcuffed in his own house after police thought he was a burglar. >>and next up nasa talks about making history sending an ♪ we switched our detergent to one that's clean. ♪ ♪ and if you make the switch you'll see what we mean. ♪ ♪ tide purclean, because it's made with plants. ♪ ♪ tide purclean, gets stains out his pants. ♪ ♪ tide purclean, it has nothing to hide. ♪ ♪ it's made with plants and ♪ ♪ has the cleaning strength of tide. ♪ the first plant-based detergent with the cleaning power of tide. >>progress but there's a long long way to go that is the word from women across the country amid a celebration of women in leadership roles kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from mou

saldy: i would say it's a celebration 'cause it's silicon valley pride parade and festival.e're reo ay. we're here and queer and we're loud and proud. robert: how about for you? how important is this event for you personally? saldy: it's very important because, of course, i help plan this festival. also, being asian, asian american, you know, i'm very proud to be an asian american and being gay asian american, to celebrate this event. robert: we talked a little bit before about the asian american and pacific islander community within the community, but you feel like it's pretty blended in now, that it's a very much a easy mix, right? saldy: it's easy mix, yes, it's very blended, yeah, now. robert: yeah, how about in terms of the kind of that cultural input? does that help a lot, though? saldy: i would say so, yes. robert: in what way? saldy: in terms of culture, like, there's a lot of families now, especially the asian community, who are very accepting of their lgbtq children. robert: yeah, and that is a big thing, right? i mean, culturally speaking, i remember doing this be

east bay valleys, some of us may not make it in the 90s. upper 80s in the san ramon valleys. drizzle will be more likely tonight through tomorrow for the morning commute. temperatures once agtoday. notice 60s, 70s and 80s fo thursday and friday. we'll try to throw in a 90 or two over the holiday weekend. >>> traffic is looking good. start liv shot, 680 walnut creek, southbound traffic on the right-hand side. road work, highway 4 at 680 has been cleared. we'll also show you the north bay commute through san rafael. southbound 101 for taillights moving past north san pedro fine down towards the golden gate bridge. as we check out the south bay for you, this is in san jose. headlights are northbound 28ay m no problems at all westbound 80 for headlights moving towards the bay bridge. getting a little more crowded. so far, so good down to the bay bridge. now, near that area along that stretch there is some water project work going on in kensington. coventry road at valley road will be closed through early october. >>> spacex successfully tested a rocket. >> google's next doorbell

edith: to start with, for andcon valley, in 2015 2016, certainly a lot of chinese in silicon shop valleyhaving said that, even though they certainly see the u.s. committee for the u.s., a ripple effect and specific funds from china, very specific companies. think about alibaba with money m,andma recently -- moneygra or recently with grindr. it sends a strong signal that chinese vc's aren't welcome in silicon valley. emily: how about calling china a currency manipulator, which trump threatened to do for a long time but didn't do until this week? edith: the way i usually describe, many years ago, president trump had this deal called "art of the deal." two the chinese people, he is playing the tactics just like he said in the book. for the chinese government, is playing the long game, sort of the art of war. i don't the get will be easy for the chinese government to compromise in easy way and -- in any way and they will continue to fight. emily: how does it impact where you are putting your money? edith: we invest in both china and the u.s.. when i'm talking to my fellow vc's in china, if y

some folks gathered at gilroy's south valley community church pray. other folks are buying gilroy strong t-shirts at $20 a piece to benefit the families and victims and people are making donations to the gilroy foundation, which now stands at $145,000. >> so the residents here really rally and help out and i think that really speaks to the heart of the community. >> the santa clara county district attorney's office says about 250 people already sought help at the family interest here at rucker elementary school. it will remain open through 10:00 tonight and tomorrow. and from 9:00 to 5:00 on saturday and sunday. victims can seek counseling, as well as financial assistance, for medical care, and vendors can even seek compensation for lost wages. tonight's vigil in downtown gilroy starts at 7:00. you can find information about the vigil, the t-shirt sales, the foundation information, and how to get your items back, in my social media feed, and also at nbc bay area.com. in gilroy, kris sanchez, nbc b area news. >> thank you. >>> now, to decision 2020. de

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and it is spreading into our interior valleys so make sure to drive safely. turn on those low beams if you need to do so especially those of you along the coast near golden gate bridge this evening, current wind speeds out there right now pretty gusty in downtown san francisco in fairfield sustained winds in that 20 mile per hour range with wind gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour expected. throughout tonight shortly before midnight temperatures out there right now widespread 60's with the exception of concord in antioch in the low to mid 70's is still a little bit warm out there this evening but overnight lows will dip into the 50's tonight and let's take a look here microclimate forecast for the 2nd half of your weekend above average temperatures continuing. so certainly going to look and feel a lot like summer out there, especially in downtown san francisco flirting with 70's tomorrow. granada 62 degrees, half moon bay. also in the upper 60's burlingame 71 degrees, plenty of sunshine by your sunday afternoon. palo alto mid 70's when speeds about 20 miles pe

now, the valley's still around. having survived all the meteors and climate change of those decades of the digital world. i'd have to admit, the noncommercial and scholarly innovation of the digital world has not moved as fast as i've dreamed of. we still don't really have digital books to take advantage of all that. but people are doing interesting and useful things. i know steve barry told you about it this morning. there's the kind of promise that we see there. i'm still involved. i want you to check out a couple of things. peter mentioned back story, a podcast which you can download as soon as we're done. the other thing is american panorama which is a digital atlas of american history that three of my friends back at university of richmond are making which is beautiful. the other is something called bunk. named after two things. the county i'm from in north carolina bunkum county. the congressman there said nonsense. it became known as bunk. but my title is from henry ford who says history is more or less bunk.

valley privacy we have a large amount of unmaintained. bamboo.>> reporter: will not be allowed near structures. then there is this. a three-foot ring of dirt stone pavers or brick must around the house. >>> i think it will be a culture change. it is one that is going to be required.>> reporter: this homeowners said no. >>> will be very experience expensive and most people don't understand how much they will have to cut out of the yards. mill valley will never be the same.>> reporter: the ordinance isn't quite law yet. the final and second reading of it before the city council isn't until september. hiring crews to get your home into compliance will cost a lot. >>> for people that have to higher it could mean 10 or 20 or 30 or 40 or 50,000. could be the price for a new bmw. >> reporter: the ordinance is expected to pass come into effect in 2021.>>> calls for a boycott against a popular chain of gems all because of the politics of a major investor. equinox fitness and soul cycle are part of a company owned by the supporter of president trum

turned out not to be true with people responding to was likely the crash of glass as thieves robbed valley on a jeweler's about 07:30pm i just heard. >>like screaming heard people cended on the mall locked it down and then systematically did a search and evacuated those inside. but they found no evidence of a shooting. >>everybody's very hypersensitive you know i don't think anybody did anything wrong. allowed us to respond and take the appropriate action. >>ironically 2 and a half hours before the milpitas smash-and-grab these men are suspected of robbing the valley on a jeweler's in modesto in this case there were reports that shots were also fired though they were not police are now trying to determine if these cases are connected. >>the possibility could be there. but i don't want to say they are at this point we still need to investigate monday. all was business as usual at the mall. but the panic from sunday night is something those who were careful not soon forget. >>a couple years ago we wouldn't even have. at something like that would happen, you know. 3 suspects in the milpitas s

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and valley, mid to upper 90s. and possibly the tropical clouds increasing tuesday and then trending a little cooler as we go through the week. >>> still ahead, a true bay area character, a glimpse into the life and times of its co-founder. >>> good morning to you. hope you are having a good saturday morning. thanks so much for spending a bit of it with us. 7:48 as you look out at a foggy san francisco skyline. tonight marks the closing party of an exhibit about an unusual character. his work lights the night and he is y that tens of thousands attend every year. >> reporter: there are some people who just seem to grow -- glow a little brighter. >> i always like to climb things. >> reporter: this is where you will find this neon artist john law shining out. >> nice view of san francisco. >> reporter: the bay area appearing in his office window is where law spent the last 40 something years pursuing a certain philosophy. >> if you are not having fun, all the jerks win. >> reporter: just to reveal what law hbeen up to

will be easily well above the triple digit mark stretching up north and south across the central valley you can see just how much of the state today is dealing with this heat in those coastal areas for the most part really are exception to that greatest of heat which is going to be built up today as for the temperatures today, just take a look at some of these numbers we've got triple digit heat in areas like concord livermore antioch as well as morgan hill and then temperatures very close to that mark in santa rosa nevado on up to napa and even down into areas like san jose were 96 degrees will be today's daytime high today. so want to stress get outside and enjoy this morning as much as possible get some of those errands done a little bit earlier in the day by noontime today we're working our way up into the mid 90's fear, daytime higher for your temperatures inland with those triple digits appearing as you saw into the afternoon. i've got more details in your 4 zone forecast on what it's looking like exactly in your neighborhood. still to come on the show back to you rob all right. t

, a hot 91 in nevado 71 degrees in mill valley and 60 degrees in san francisco.l the effects that sea breeze right out toward the water's edge, but matt boyd not much he really for them at least for tomorrow. then we'll start to cool down those numbers a little bit more so as we head in toward wednesday. they most of us are back into the 80's as we head toward thursday and possibly into friday and even the first a part of the weekend of course labor day wee unofficial end of summer coming to a close now lot of kids already back in school. temperatures up probably over the weekend maybe slightly warmer by sunday but running a right thanks for it. >>and thanks for joining us tonight will be back at 8 o'clock. the latest news updates for you. i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, frankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away fro

so the gallatin valley was a rich and remains a rich agricultural valley. so, settlers moved here to raise beef and wheat to sell to the gold miners. so bozeman began as an agricultural town with guaranteed market, about 50 miles to the southwest. and also towards helena. minderit was feeding and feedings people who worked with the miners. transportation was slow. it was about horse pulled vehicles, stagecoaches, freight wagons. or oxen pulled freight wagons. and the goods, whether it was building materials or consumer goods or fuel supplies, were very expensive to move or transport. if it couldn't be obtained locally, grown or acquired locally, some could be brought in at great distance at great cost. but for the most part, people had to rely on local sources for wood, food, live without certain consumer goods. big musical instruments, a piano, they could get it. but it would be expensive and difficult. so, for the first two decades of bozeman's existence from 1864-1883, there was no railroad. so people did rely on animal transportation. the mainline of th

some cloud cover early on but lower 80's in the inland valleys.ly august weather so it's no not at all as of right now you know about guys thank you dave. >>and that's going to do for us, thanks so much for joining us. we would see again tomorrow at 07:00am don't forget. kron 00:04am tonight at 8.10. have a good day see tomorrow about. covergirl exhibitionist mascara. volumizes like the #1 prestige mascara with lashes full and defined in one coat exhibitionist mascara from covergirl. is sponsored by american kitchen company. (upbeat music) (nailing into wood) - look at this gorgeous, beautiful dream kitchen. it's expansive, it's open, it's clean, it's modern, it's fantastic. thanks for joining us, everybody, for bay area living: home improvement edition. you know they say that the kitchen is the heart of the home, and we're gonna show you some fantastic kitchens throughout the bay area, throughout this show. in the meantime, i want you to meet kyle, from american kitchen company. these are the guys who put this all together. they're the designers,

i assure you thames valley police will leave no stone unturned.s of the tribute had been paid, the force has marked its own respect by lowering flags to have mass over the last day or so. well they be an opportunity for officers and the community to show their respect and appreciation for pc harper and the sacrifice he made? of course, this is very much in the brawl. people are laying their own flowers and tributes and people will grieve in their own ways. in due time, the police family will continue to pull together and support all of those officers across thames valley and across the country who have been affected at this time. matthew, thank you very much for speaking to us thank you very much for speaking to us this morning. thousands of of teachers in hong kong have taken to the streets in a show of solidarity with pro—democracy activists at the start of an eleventh week of protests in the territory. meanwhile, in the border city of shenzhen, chinese paramilitary troops have been training this week ina clearwarning to the protesters. let's go

and some triple digit heat may be as high as a 105 a 106 in some of the valleys well right along the coastline. keeping fairly cool. in the 70's in the san francisco different story europe in the 80's, the next few days we will see some changes coming our way the peak of the tomorrow and then things are going to change cooler weather is on the way high pressure to break down. we'll see some fog gathered along the coastline. slow cooling at first on friday but much cooler maybe 20 plus degrees cooler as we headed toward the weekend. but out here at the coastline, not hot at all ages, very nice out here the beaches in get out here. i want to grab some to drink bay area, an ice cold. all this was running out already cost more police. thank you very much for that yet just fill it up i didn't have all this. yeah this is fantastic. yeah, very good. that's what you need here in the bay area some to keep it cool during this heat wave, but it was to cheers, you guys back in the studio. >>cold drinks and ice cream you're making is really of said that beautiful shot. john the heat continues now

it has grown to have a significant importance to the hayes valley neighborhood. this neighborhood has seen additional change in the years, additional growth. new population, new people moving into the neighborhood. that continues. >> this particular heart of the neighborhood we see issues. it is a nice place to spend time. there is a lot of confusion at this dog-like intersection where people are making maneuvers. it is challenging no matter what mode you are using in the area. we her about traffic safety here. four engineering he we received a petition to study this for traffic calming and look at safety issues. we determined that the area would probably benefit more from pedestrian design rather than travel speeds. couple other things in the area. proxy space which is a public opened space to the east. it profiles a smaller business the ability to do commerce. this will be reducing the amount of public space in hayes valley and add more residents to the area. there is more residential development in a block or two of the intersection. this would close octavia o

supported the decision that only a handful of mainstream political parties apart from the kashmir valley based politicians that have opposed this more so yes indeed a with this announcement the more the government has withdrawn and has up ended a 70 year old policy that gave a special place in the indian union it is now not just like any other state it is in fact a union territory in which new delhi will exercise much greater control and direct control than ever before the. autonomy and the special status was a cornerstone of the accession of jumbo and kashmir $947.00 and with this new decision what would be the general sentiment in me or do they see this as the beginning of an uncharted territory. it's both on target and quite expected because the even within the constitutional guarantees in the constitution they haven't you know did over the since 47 what has happened today is with how unimaginable consequences because see what i mean is often seen as treatment of kashmir as a colony you know and today is probably the starkest starkest sort of you know display of that relationship that

across the silicon valley, the average age of employees is strikingly low.average worker at facebook is 29. by the numbers on, it's 30. but there is a movement to help those who want to stay relevant and fulfilled at sillicon valley firms. this is a meeting of a group called the modern elders, a community of older, mostly tech workers, who come here to network and learn how to adapt their skills. there is a lot of fear. people feel like they've put a lot of time and energy into a company, extremely dedicated, and then all of a sudden you're obsolete. there is a lot of energy and interest in millennial zande the younger generation and, so of course as we get older, it's really a question of where's our place? the people here all seem to set something in common, they've had to rebuild their confidence in order to bring their perspective to their sillicon valleyjobs. the man behind this movement thinks companies should see hiring them notjust as an obligation, but an opportunity. chip connolly founded the modern elder group and literally wrote the book on the b

casse crow valley will be at 75. heading inland not many times in the summer do we get the low 80s and upper 70s. 81 in livermore. 79 in concord. if you are heading over to the coliseum today, about 67 degrees. for the game, mild conditions. it should stay that way throughout the afternoon. accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s at the coast, mild 70s around the bay. mild inland with the low 80s. much cooler for today and cool for august. tomorrow we warm it up just a little bit. some morning drizzle. by tuesday we are kind of warm, 90 innd la. but that's rather typical around here. it is wednesday and thursday when it is getting pretty hot. you download our accuweather app and the heat seizes the east bay valleys wednesday and thursday, cooler by the end of the week. >> ease into it. thanks lisa. >>> in the south bay, a if a lafell restaurant has been drawing in customers for 50 years. justin dorsey gives us a look at the drive-in. >> my mother and father opened up this restaurant in 1966. >> he took this place over fr

now we're looking at a range of upper 80s to mid-90s up and down the santa clara valleys. mid-90s livermore and out towards antioch and pittsburgh s.morrow mid-90s. upper 70s. mid-80s for redwood city. san francisco downtown finding some 70s. and mid-90s there and upper 80s to santa rosa. one of the things that has changed is high pressure is a little stronger, and it's going to stick around a bit longer now. at least through wednesday. we may see one more day of mid-90s carrying over to thursday. as we head towards next weekend, a storm gathers up moisture across the coast. this one will be inland. we'll have to watch the mountain areas for gusty and dry north winds. the net effect is going to clear out the coast away from those low clouds. temperatures trending a little bit cooler friday and saturday. but for valley temperatures probably at least two days where some of the hottest spots inland tuesday and wednesday could see upper 90 s. we trend breezy and cooler. the weather looks great. before we get there, a little bit of heat to contenh. >> all right. thanks a lot. >

>> it has been a mild season in napa valley.d great temperatures, ripening the berries smoothly, this little heat is exactly what we needed to kick off harvest in napa valley with some of our sparkling wineries . >> let's talk a little bit about all of the rain that we had back in march and april. how did it affect the growing operations in napa valley? >> we always plan our seasons to have a perfect year with weather so we always have contingency plans for when things happen. we are never going to say no to water in napa valley so we were okay getting a little rain. most of us have already gotten into our vineyards and open up our canopies and if the rain didn't put us behind, it still leads into a great vintage for 2019 . >> we will hear that the rain in april created an issue in the chardonnay clusters during bloom. what happened there and did it affect the crops? >> for some of the earlier growth that already started bloom at the point of that rain and wind, it did experience a little bit of shatter. overall, everything look

>> yeah, foggy along the coast and cooler temperatures for the inland valleys today. we are getting ready for another nice one and as we take a look outside in palo alto, as you get ready to head out the door we have upper 50s. south bay high temperatures in the lower 80s this afternoon. >>> whatever overnight crashes happened, the sensors are green. it could be the overnight construction that tends to happen while most folks are sleeping. along 101 in san jose, plenty of headlights but again so far no accidents to report. >> yeah, breaking news to tell you about this morning. tense moments overnight in san francisco's financial district as dozens of people clash with police. >> is there still police presence there? >> reporter: yeah, you can see the police behind my right shoulder, but they did break up the i.c.e. protests. we still have police here. i want to show you video from when the protest was taking place and police were clearing the scene. you can see the police clearing out the demonstrators on sampson street. this has been going on since july 30th. the pro

here's a look at the high temperature today reaching 84 degrees in some of the valleys.ou can see our temperatures will be heading up and then back down for the middle of next week. our temperatures peak on saturday and in san francisco we're staying in the 60s there with breezy winds and early morning fog each day. vianey is tracking the roads before you step out the door. >>> we have a couple issues, but i want to get started by saying the east is doing okay, the peninsula is doing okay driving to the city, and it's the south bay we are starting to notice some delays, but the crash on 280 and meridian, that was cleared out and i am assuming the tow truck helped clear that out. westbound 80, the bay bridge toll lights are on, and back to you. >> thank you, vianey. >>> puerto rico may have some protest, and this week the outgoing governor made a controversial choice for his replacement, and it sets up a battle for legislative leaders who are not sold on his selection. >>> more infant sleepers are being recalled for safety reasons, and we'll show you which one. >>> plus,

but drier conditions for most of our interior valleys in temperatures out there right now widespread low to mid and even upper 60's antioch those 71 degrees in redwood city, currently at 73 degrees. the warmest location out there right now. lows will dip into the mid to upper 50's with the exception of antioch cooling down to 64 degrees and wake-up planner forecast is going to show a very cloudy start to the day in fact most of our coastal areas, we'll see more clouds and sun so we're going to be about 2 degrees below average there and that cooling trend will also continue into our interior valleys we're going to cool down about 5 degrees below normal for this time of year so downtown san francisco 66 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs, oakland 72 degrees in san jose in the low 80 so enjoy the comfortable pleasant temperatures for most of our interior valleys, widespread 60's along the coast 70's as you make your way inland with the most interior valleys in the low to mid 80's and that cooling trend will be very short lived because we're going to gradually warm up to near averag

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silicon valley pride is in its 44th year. the theme this year is diversity in action. organizers say they especially want to show support to those in the trans gende community. they say they're more likely to be victims of discrimination. >> our trans brothers and sisters are feeling more pressure and they're being excluded from things like service in the army and some other areas, and also many states still don't recognize gender differences. >> the festival also boasts a diverse group of entertainers including macy gray. she performs later this afternoon, but first the pride parade will take off down market street in just about three hours. >>> and dueling demonstrations in modesto. despite the city denying a permit for a straight pride parade, supporters from the group california straight pride coalition took to the streets anyway. they gathered in front of a planned parenthood but they were met with opposition. members of the lgbtq community and their followers showed up to counter the coalition's message. they chanted "n