tell me about the magnitude of the fire in yosemite? >> the accessibility makes it complicated and why its grown to the size it has. with the inaccessibility around the entire area of the fire, it makes getting from one point to another very difficult. now within 30 seconds there it is. the information is so rapid and accurate and immediate that it's kind of hard to believe that i ever walked these things in the past. we're able to watch realtime information. i can see where the fire is and what it's doing, potentially hazards come uppiing up and maybe advantageous areas to get the firefighters to. >> that potentially life-saving information is being put to use here. >> really, big operation here. >> at the california rim fire's incident command center near yosemite national park. >> this is the air national guard mobile emergency operation center we rolled out here in order to help facilitate coordination and command and control of remotely piloted aircraft operations here in incident. this is where all the magic happens. >> all right.

. >> reporter: in yosemite, the sky is the limit. look at this. for those who choose to defy ravi with the tips of their fingers and their toes. alex is best known for his solo attempts at climbing without ropes, backup, or protection. or kevin and tommy, who made history by completing the first free, - - free climb. back when yosemite became a national park 125 years ago, these big walls were considered impossible to climb, but with new equipment and a lot of skill, places like mount watkins and el capitan have been climbed in a single day. i did a little bit of rockclimbing, but nothing as grand or historic. it's a long way down, but it's time to push the limits. above the valley and perched on a ledge, i met with ken yeager, president of the climbing association. is this the mecca of the wall climbing? is this ground zero? the world series? >> it is for me and many. >> reporter: he has climbed the big walls for decades. he has pioneered hundreds of routes, many of them at you somebody. and i climbed with him. i triple checked. >> take as many c

tell me about the magnitude of the fire in yosemite? >> the accessibility makes it complicated and why its grown to the size it has. with the inaccessibility around the entire area of the fire, it makes getting from one point to another very difficult. now within 30 seconds there it is. the information is so rapid and accurate and immediate that it's kind of hard to believe that i ever walked these things in the past. we're able to watch realtime information. i can see where the fire is and what it's doing, potentially hazards come uppiing up and maybe advantageous areas to get the firefighters to. >> that potentially life-saving information is being put to use here. >> really, big operation here. >> at the california rim fire's incident command center near yosemite national park. >> this is the air national guard mobile emergency operation center we rolled out here in order to help facilitate coordination and command and control of remotely piloted aircraft operations here in incident. this is where all the magic happens. >> all right.

mike: you skip iowa on the way to yosemite. what do you think about the fact that ben carson is drawing even with all trump in iowa with no media exposure? do you think that donald trump really cares about the numbers? john: yes. to the first point, we will talk about ben carson.

perhaps yosemite and all the other parks that are nearby. on sunday, you can go to the exploratorium because it's free day there. it's from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. normally, it would cost you 29 bucks to get in there. it will cost you nothing. and good luck in that time seeing everything. >> it's fabulous, you know. if you vn been, you've got to go. how do people get this stuff? >> right there, 800-546-7177. we'll give you all the information you need. >> it's such a wonderful place. >> a classic picture with a twist. you see anything different in this video? >> up

. >>> a tragic end to the search for a missing yosemite hiker. the body of james michael millet, jr., was discovered above yosemite valley yesterday. millet disappeared during a day hike to upper yosemite falls three weeks ago. >>> other bay area headlines now. getting a first look at a rescue of an injured bicyclist on mount diablo. contra costa sheriff and fire crews worked together to help the man who sustained a head injury this past weekend. he was airlifted to the hospital. >>> police in hillsboro on the lookout for a pair of crooks caught on camera ransacking a home yesterday. those suspects broke in through a window in the back of the house and then stole jewelry. one of the burglars spots a security camera and tears it down. here's a closer look at the suspects: >>> commuter chaos on the bay bridge. the culprit? a chicken darting and clucking its way through traffic. what it took to catch it. >> and a fight club for 4-year- olds?! the daycare accused of organizing playground brawls to post on snapchat. >> september is historically the wa

cooler weather for the weekend, coming up today, owe similar yosemite, 91--yosemite, 91- degrees with sunshine. temperatures dropping to the 60s in orrery kaitlyn. the map is looking similar to 24 hours ago, but one change, the ridge is now moving away from us and the big area of low pressure off to the west is now moving closer. as this starts to take over, we will see the flow continue to increase, and that is going to knock the temperatures back to normal. average high for concord, 83. today's high is 85. back to normal in san jose. in oakland, you are returning to the 70s. the cooler weather is because of the on shore flow. union city, 78-degrees. 83 for san ramon later on today. 70 in san francisco, very nice. a little bit of morning fog out there. sonoma, 81. and clover dale, 891-degrees--9 # degrees. and know--91-degrees. and a few degrees cooler on sunday. but then it is starting to make something significant. and by tuesday, 60s near the bay. 70s inland and we are cool through wednesday before the temperatures rebound on thursday and friday. very nice, dry weather. but the bi

join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore yosemite national park on exploration awesome planet. (bright music) welcome to awesome planet, i'm philippe cousteau. tucked away in just under 1,200 square miles of northern california is an environmental treasure, yosemite national park. now, the park is truly one of the most dynamic and beautiful places that you can visit, but if you dig just a little deeper,

was found dead yesterday, above yosemite valley. he went for a hike august 11th but never returned to his car. no details yet on how he died. >>> still concern inside the prison walls. six confirmed cases of legionnaires' disease at sam quentin. but the number of prisoners showing symptoms has jumped to 95. this comes as prison officials are slowly restoring services to inmates like serving hot meals. legionnaires' disease surfaced last week at the prison, prompting san quentin to shut off its water. the disease is usually spread through contaminated water. >>> port-a-potty attend ants. that's right. san francisco city officials say it's a necessary job. with these new paid monitors will come more public rest rooms. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live along market street in san francisco near one of the new toilets. michelle. >> reporter: that's right. there's about eight in the city and they plan to have more. they're actually pretty clean. take a look inside. the challenge with these rest rooms is making sure nothing illegal h

tomorrow yosemite expected to get hotter. trillion on the north rim of the cell could be closed because of this. 2 wildfires here and force add school. christian camp and several others to be evacuated. started this afternoon near so nor a.one person injured. authorities have not said who it was. firefighters say it is growing at dangerous rate too. now 20 percent contained at 100 acres. last word we had still spreading. >> guard appeared in kurt for the first time. men who are to protect the inmate charged with murdering one of them. now the 3 former correctional deputy facing new charges. michael tire was found dead in the jail cell in late august. coroner said he was beaten to death. the 3 defendant if listed her walked in court one by one this afternoon in handcuffs. none of the men entered a plea but second felony count was filled for second assault in the jail. >> we also filed felony assault charges against these 3 correctional officers. for an asult on different inmate named juan villa few minutes before the murder of

i'm delighted to say we were approached by yosemite national park to partner with them on the mountainlow legged frog and the pacific pond turtle project to help populate their animals. they are working hard to slowdown the river and to create the areas for these animals to thrive. if you are tracking this, we are working with kings canyon, sequoia national park and yosemite national parks on conservation actions. those are the three seeds care conservation. it's really a very important moment for the san francisco zoo and for the citizens of the bay area. it's really important working with these partners. neural -- turtle fest. we worked with the presidio trust, the san francisco gardens and sonoma state and we released them into mountain lake. one of the grants we receive are going to work on the population at mountain lake. here is the partnership establishing some neighboring cities at mountain lake. next slide. this is coelacanth. this is one of the large new sculptures in the plaza. there are about 100 sculptures in this plaza. this animal chosen we'll never have it as a living r

i'm delighted to say we were approached by yosemite national park to partner with them on the mountain yellow legged frog and the pacific pond turtle project to help populate their animals. they are working hard to slowdown the river and to create the areas for these animals to thrive. if you are tracking this, we are working with kings canyon, sequoia national park and yosemite national parks on conservation actions. those are the three seeds care conservation. it's really a very important moment for the san francisco zoo and for the citizens of the bay area. it's really important working with these partners. neural -- turtle fest. we worked with the presidio trust, the san francisco gardens and sonoma state and we released them into mountain lake. one of the grants we receive are going to work on the population at mountain lake. here is the partnership establishing some neighboring cities at mountain lake. next slide. this is coelacanth. this is one of the large new sculptures in the plaza. there are about 100 sculptures in this plaza. this animal chosen we'll never have it as a livi

yosemite is expected to get hotter, like the bay area. so we'll check in with spencer christian to get the latest on our weather. >>> turning your attention to the heat. my goodness, it was steamy out there. the variations of color confirms it was very hot all over today. in alameda, people kept cool with a dip in the bay off crown beach. there is nothing like a heat wave to make you crave ice cream. that generates a lot of sales, meaning long lines at mission city creamery. now, take a look at our power cam over in emeryville, pointing at downtown san francisco. you can see smog over the bay. it's hot and is going to stay hot it appears. here is a look at the record temperatures. >> sunny skies across the bay area now. here is a look at the high temperatures, including one record. 95 degrees at oakland airport. breaking the old record set back in 1976. 104 in antioch. 100 in fairfield. 102, gilroy. 101, santa cruz. and 95 in san francisco. we have a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. here is a risk of heat-related illness. air quality

yosemite is expected to get hotter, like the bay area. so we'll check in with spencer christian to get the latest on our weather. >>> turning your attention to the heat. my goodness, it was steamy out there. the variations of color confirms it was very hot all over today. in alameda, people kept cool with a dip in the bay off crown beach. there is nothing like a heat wave to make you crave ice cream. that generates a lot of sales, meaning long lines at mission city creamery. now, take a look at our power cam over in emeryville, pointing at downtown san francisco. you can see smog over the bay. it's hot and is going to stay hot it appears. here is a look at the record temperatures. >> sunny skies across the bay area now. here is a look at the high temperatures, including one record. 95 degrees at oakland airport. breaking the old record set back in 1976. 104 in antioch. 100 in fairfield. 102, gilroy. 101, santa cruz. and 95 in san francisco. we have a heat advisory 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. here is a risk of heat-related illness. air quality

mike: you skip iowa on the way to yosemite.t do you think about the fact that ben carson is drawing even with all trump in iowa with no media exposure? do you think that donald trump really cares about the numbers? john: yes. to the first point, we will talk about ben carson. know he isangelicals out there more than we see. i think trump is more obsessed with polls than any other candidate in history. it is the way he shows that he is winning. mike: do you think that he is pulling the tabs? john: i think he sees the top line number that says he is first and everyone else is dropping. well.ow i'lowa e: the evangelicals. john: you think he will crumble? mike: i think he will lose. john: mike does not believe that donald trump's favorite book is the bible. coons putand chris on upholding short a veto. deal a donean deal? think it is ever a done deal until they cast ballots. in the words of joe biden. this is a big -- deal. freakin'! mike: it is a signature moment for the middle east. an enormousas spent amount of time and energy o

. >>> a major milestone for a man in lafayette, what he accomplished in yosemite. >>> the search for animals on the loose in lake county. how people are coming together to help animals that couldn't be evacuated. . >>> many people forced in the home by the fire and the have time to get their animals to safety. pg&e workers discovered these animals still penned up. during a work break they brought them water and apples. other animals are getting help from organized rescue work. volunteers are taking food and water to areas where pets and livestock may be hiding. they are mostly scared and hungry, they can't count on animals and happy to see them. >> every place we get is one more animal that will see it through another day. it's a great thing, every house we finish, yeah. >> some of the animals are hurt, he was hurt jumping a fence to escape the flames. rescue will look for injured and distressed animals for as long as people are forced to stay out of the fire zone. many people are looking for places where they and animals can stay. the r ranch by the lake is a private ranch with a ca

sunny. 80's through the central valley and yosemite. 71 if lake tahoe.or san diego and los angeles. heading to hawaii, all the storms are going to stay away from the islands. it should be delightful to be in the islands. take me with you. please. leyla? >> went you just there? >> last year. >> okay, time flies. we are trying to find out the information of what is happening on the san mateo bridge with heavy traffic into the westbound direction and we hear about 12 vehicles are on the shoulder slowing traffic down as you make it into foster city at 16 minutes to get you between hayward and highway 101. to the south, it could be a good at that with backups at the toll plaza and closer to east palo alto we are hearing after new crash eastbound i-80 with details on that in the east bay come up this a few minutes. >> the maker of a popular backpack is looking to revamp the product to help students keep up with the times. they are in talks to add tech compartments to the backpack. it could make the bags smaller to prevent students from everloading which leads

. >>> a new tragedy in yosemite tonight. a man reporting missing three weeks ago has been found dead. he went for what was supposed to be a day hike to upper yosemite falls on august 11 but never returned. his car was spotted over the weekend. a search crew found the body yesterday. no cause of death was given. >>> police have arrested an 18-year-old utah man for vandalizing the all wars memorial at oakville park in danville. the memorial was defaced with black and red spray paint in june. it was dedicated in honor of all men and women who have served our country. police say some tips and other information led them to this guy. police also used this surveillance image in the investigation. felony vandalism charges were filed against jared vance of provo, utah. >>> with school back in session, more people are back on the roadways, and some drivers are resorting to drastic measures just to shave some time off their commutes. there is particular creativity when it comes to using carpool news. but chris win tells us the chp is o

was found dead yesterday above yosemite valley. he went for a hike on august 11th, but never returned to his car. no details yet on how exactly he died. >>> the numbers are rising inside of the prison walls, the numbers of prisoners at san quentin showing symptoms of legionnaires' disease has jumped to 95. legionnaires' disease surfaced last week, prompting the prison to shut off water. the disease is usually spread through contaminated water. >>> a church in east san jose is rich in history. today it's seen as a refuge, a safe sanctuary that sits right in the middle of a gang turf war. marion favro has a look at why the gangs, even they consider this church to be a safe zone, mary ann. >> reporter: parishioners say there is an unspoken agreement that the front part of the church and the other gang has the back. but inside the church both gangs come together to pray and talk. as candles burn inside our lady of guadalupe church, outside is the violence of the east san jose parish. these crosses represent victims of violent crimes ki

. >>> we have new details tonight on the hiker found dead in yosemite. park rangers found the body of james michael millett jr. on tuesday. the rangers found his car four days ago in the parking lot of yosemite falls. he was an experienced hiker and even left a note saying he planned to hike to the falls. rangers searched the trail leading to the falls on the first day. new clues narrowed the search around north dome, and that's where they found millett's body. >>> let's show you this man caught on camera robbing a quick and save market last month. now san jose police say they would like a meet-and-greet with him. the man armed with a gun threatened workers at the mini mart and stole cash from the registers. >>> one south bay shopping mall, two minimum wages. the mayor said this highlights a problem. >> literally, within the same mall on different sides of the line, we have employees going from one store to the other, because of disparities in the minimum wage. >> for a while last year, the difference in the minimum wage was about 2 bucks an hour. that's

perhaps yosemite and all the other parks that are nearby. on sunday, you can go to the exploratorium because it's free day there. it's from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. normally, it would cost you 29 bucks to get in there. it will cost you nothing. and good luck in that time seeing everything. >> it's fabulous, you know. if you vn been, you've got to go. how do people get this stuff? >> right there, 800-546-7177. we'll give you all the information you need. >> it's such a wonderful place. >> a classic picture with a twist. you see anything different in this video? >> up femalevery best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on the best brand name mattress sets. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> coming up tonight new at 6:00, the scramble to find a safe place to put a sexual predator. tonight, the staggering number of places they've tried without any luck. >> also, the iteam goes after surveillance video that could answer a father's question

mike: you skip iowa on the way to yosemite. let me ask you two questions.hat do you think about the fact that ben carson is drawing even trump in iowa with no media exposure? do you think that donald trump really cares about the numbers? john: yes. to the first point, we will talk to pollsters about ben carson. a lot of it has to do with the evangelicals. he is so low-key compared to trump, but he is out there. i think trump is more obsessed with polls than any other candidate in history. he loves any number that he can point to. it is the way he shows that he is winning. he points to the polls and says, i won today. mike: do you think that he is pulling the tabs? john: i think he sees the top line number that says he is first and everyone else is dropping. do you think, when we get to iowa, do you think he can win the iowa caucus. you know iowa well. mike: no. because of the evangelicals. john: you think he will crumble? mike: i think he will lose. john: mike does not believe that donald trump's favorite book is the bible. bob casey and chris coons put the

just came back that nasty pleasant and parts of the state it comes after two recent human cases in yosemite the hymns and get the disease through by its a close contact from the infected animal it can be treated with antibiotics. >>james: here is an interesting angle to the story they're not exposed and that of american site they used to be covered by water taken the artifacts is illegal remains on the radar klein they're watching for him. >>reporter: headed to the beach to look at this on wall with top of about 71 for ocean beach 76 pacific the matching for half moon bay looking good all over the coast even moderate temperatures will be somewhat similar the sun as a starting to do is performance in a is a dramatic difference because the dry air dryer tends to move around a lot the moisture in the atmosphere is a little bit of a buffer feature cast for going with this the time he'd up cover just about the entire bay area as you will see in the south bay but once we lose the daytime heating after that some people in the north to bay will top out in the '50s and parts of the south bay and tha

. >>> yosemite rangers stepped up their search for a hiker missing for three weeks. he never return from a day -- from a day hike on august 11. anyone who hiked in the area between the 11th and the 15 or who knows something to call police. >>> berkeley's public library director is resigning. he came under criticism as the library started removing books. 39,000 books were weeded out since january. last month supporters and officials rallied to call attention to the issue. there were also claims he gave misleading information on how many books were tossed. he teld the job less than a year. >>> berkeley -- held the job less than a year. >>> berkeley is the most expensive college city in the nation. an average home in berkeley is $850,000. the list looked at 300 college cities where each town had 5,000 student residents making up 20% of the population. indiana, was ranked the least expensive. with an average home growing $78,000. >>> the hillary clinton campaign released details on her fundraising trip to the bay area. she will arrive in the bay area september 28 and sta

you are planning activities in the central valley, the foothills, from grass valley south, down to yosemite think about that. air quality is not going to be good. there is a air quality advisory right now. the fog along the coast, pushes inland into tonight. it will do what it did last night. see that cool bite of air? that is right now temperatures. you can see the -- you can see the -- the cool moist air in. inland still nasty. 7 degrees cooler in napa. tropical storm linda throwing tropical moisture our way. tomorrow cloudy. a sprinkle south of the area. the main impact will be cloudy. cooler. humid. a lot of this stuff will heat up our area. the weekend will be cooler. in many ways it will feel hotter because of the humidity. and then smoke. tomorrow, the humidy. humid. -- humidity. humid, hot, smoky. i might go further north or south to avoid the smoke. sunday humidity too. partly cloudy on sunday. saturday mostly cloudy. still nice. it will feel like vegas. 93 vacaville tomorrow. temperatures cooler. 90 degrees with 60% humidity in danville will hurt. we are babies about the humidity.

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high sierra and also in yosemite. 82 degrees in fresno.umbers 60s beaches and 70s bay side and peninsula. and up to about 78, 79 degrees that outside number today with that slight chance of rain in the forecast. and then tomorrow, partly cloudy and remaining unseasonably cool in our inland areas. wednesday, another trough breezes through producing yet another chance of rain at this particular time. we start to rebound with drier air masses as we enter the weekend. football weather tonight. 68 degrees. gang? >>> all right roberta. thank you. a new miss america has been crowned. last night miss georgia betsy cantrell wrote an opera performance to win the title and a $50,000 scholarship. she was excited right? she bested contestants if all 50 districts -- from all 50 50 districts -- from all 50 states, the district ,,,,,, it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, ha

great place, a four diamond protect not far from the southern entrance of yosemite.the crowds have thinned down, rates have dropped 35%. $159 a night to stay at this four diamond property. you get breakfast daily and you get to pick the activity of your choice. maybe it's an archery lesson. maybe it's a guided nature hike. that's included in this rate. >> i've never done archery before. >> this is the place to check it out for the first time because you're in a safe environment. >> i have family in the desert, palm springs. i debated whether to drive or fly. not bad. what you have got going on down there? >> palm springs airport is catering more and more to flietsz out of the bay area -- flights out of the bay area. rates there will go up double or triple come the winter season. now is the time to go. the la quinta resort and club dating back to the 1920's, clark gable, betty davis hung out here. 41 pools. it's hard to stay dry here. 41 pools, 53 hot tubs, upscale, five championship golf courses. this is where you go to unplug and get away. >> if i stay three weeks,

it was august 2013, year the yosemite national park. >> it's within half a mile. hopefully they bring the heavies in to dump >>> the big heavies are the largest fixed wing firefighting aircraft in the world. old dc-10 passenger jets converted into air tankers. >> during the rim fire, help came from 10,000 feet up. we got at closer look at albuquerque. home base of the only firefighting dc-10. >> the plane has to be ready to go in half an hour. >> it could be any one. i have a crew that is pre-flight, waiting for the phone call. >> how does it change the game for firefighters? >> primarily it's quantity. this is on an order magnitude four more times any other tanker flying, and gets there with more sooner. that's a good thing. i've never had an incident commander running a fire, telling me that we got it too soon or brought too much. >> after decades of air drops, some doubt if air firefighting works. >> at the university of california berkeley, researcher bill stuart says we should look at aerial firefighting, to see if they are really worth it. >> when things are

you can see the fire from yosemite. the official twitter page sent out this photo and in it you can see the large plume of the fire burning miles away. >>> another brush fire is threatening in fullerton. it was first reported about 2 hours ago. residents have not been ordered to evacuate but you can see the fire burning near their homes. firefighters are dealing with heavy brush as they try to control the flames. they say their number one priority is to protect those homes. >>> here in the bay area temperatures topped 100 degrees and a heat advisory and a spare the air alert are in effect. >> let's check in with bill martin with a look at whether any records fell today. >> we did get one record today. oakland airport was 95 degrees. this is a tough time of year. look at these daytime highs. it's a tough time of year to get records. numbers this time of year very hot in the bay area as we get closest to some of our highest temperatures and some of our highest fire dangers. highs tomorrow are going to come up a few degree

. >>> good weather flooding national parks with tourists, including yosemite and the grand canyon. officials predict this labor day weekend will see the highest number of visitors this season. park staff there working overtime to accommodate tourists. >>> the traffic app wave is getting help from someone very familiar. >> i guess. stephen colbert incoming hose of the late show is lending his voice to the app this month. >> keep left. good idea. i'll just put my turn signal on and to save time i'll leave it on the for the rest of the drive. >> as for the late show colbert begins next week. it was just announced that vice president joe biden will be one of colbert's guest a week from tomorrow. is he going to run or not? maybe he will make an announcement. we'll find out. >> george clooney is going to be on the show, too. that's worth staying up for. [ laughter ] >>> hi, everybody. we have a temperature span right now of 66 degrees. 79 in vallejo. 66 in san francisco. 78 in redwood city. charlie reporting in vallejo with clear skies. love this picture, becky. we have a lot of clouds a

heading out to the bay area, 97 in sacramento. 82 for yosemite and down to monterey, about 79 degrees. unusually warm for them and for us. 83 in the city tomorrow. concord, 97 degrees. 92 degrees in oakland. down in the south bay, a lot of sun, 89 in santa clara. 90 for fremont. eastbound 90s will do it. 94 at antioch and brentwood and fairfield. middle to upper 90s. now, 92 for petaluma. 92 for san rafael. and a daly city. unusually warm 79 degrees. looking for 93 degrees. now, extended forecast. looking for numbers to climb near 100 degrees, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday. around the bay it will be upper 90s and upper 80s for the duration of the week and at the beach. nice weather. the temperatures for relief. that is weather as for what is next, juliet? >> we are just two days away from the debut of the late show with stephen colbert. letting him on a little secret with how they come off with their ideas. >>> "game day" bottom of the hour, what a show. 49er fans, nobody knows more about that than kevin lynch. giants buster posey. only a few giant greats have gone before. a

lots to do and if you are heading to yosemite 79 degrees. 100 in fresno.ht overnight warm in the bay area in the low 60s. a little cooler in the north bay. forecast highs well above average. 100 in concord tomorrow. san jose 95. oakland 93. san francisco 86. south bay the numbers moly in the mid-90s. cooler by the shoreline of course. over in the east bay, it's warmer. the numbers will be near 100 degrees in most locations out there on the other side of the hayward fault, 101 at pleasant hill, yikes. up in the north bay 90s will do it, as well. cooler by the shoreline. and firefighters don't get a break. the numbers up there will be in the mid-90s. we don't get a break until monday. the numbers will be about 100 degrees on sunday and monday. tuesday we'll be in the mid- 80s. but then we cool it down on tuesday. we'll keep it in the mid-80s all the way through the weekend. around the bay we'll be in the 70s. we'll have to wait for relief. here's another form of relief. mr. glenn. >> thank you very large. hey, a 49er coach is home but as a visitor. ha?! what

heading out of the bay area though, down 99 to fresno, 93 degrees there. 78 at yosemite and 76 at lake tahoe. 95 for redding. here's the numbers in the bay area. we'll look a little above average tomorrow. but that's just one step toward a much warmer direction as we head toward midweek. tomorrow santa clara 86 degrees. still pleasant in san jose at 87. morgan hill is getting dangerously close to 90. 5 at milpitas. -- 85 at milpitas. 87 brentwood tomorrow. 91 livermore. 90 pleasanton. 90 concord, pittsburg, danville. 83 vallejo. up in the north bay tomorrow plenty of sunshine not a bad day to head to stinson beach and bring your dog. 74 degrees. 86 at mill valley and 990 degrees at kentfield. 87 at petaluma and 89 degrees for santa rosa. 90 degrees at ken field. as johnnie horton once sang way up north, 85 in lakeport. low 90s in the warmest spots inland and then by monday in the mid-90s and look at tuesday and wednesday. near 100 degrees then. latter half of the week back down into the mid-90s. around the bay we'll be in the mid-80s much of the week and it looks like a fairly warm one

and yosemite very pleasant at 79 degrees. overnight lows tonight it will be a warm night in the bay area. numbers in the low 60s. and then tomorrow, boy it will be smoking. 86 in san francisco. concord 100 degrees. san jose up to 95. oakland 93 degrees. in the south bay tomorrow, 100 degrees in morgan hill. 95 in san jose. 93 for santa clara. mostly in the mid-90s down there in the south bay. and near 100 degrees in the warmest spots inland. fairfield, concord, walnut creek, dublin, pleasanton, livermore, all over 100 degrees tomorrow. north bay will be mostly in the mid-90s unless you get toward the shoreline and then we'll be near 80 degrees. and up by all those fires up around clearlake not going to help much in the weather department with mid-90s in the forecast. extended forecast, calls for a little bit of cooling on monday before we bring the numbers down to the mid-80s by tuesday. keep them there much of the week and right into the weekend no rain in sight but at least there is a cooling trend on the horizon. >>> mr. g

increasing clouds. 100 through the central valley, yosemite, and 100 in palm springs and scattered thunderstormsnd flooding again, lake tahoe is 86 and the welcome forecast if you are headed up there, 88 tomorrow, a chance of thunderstorms and 80 by sunday. now a look at the commute. >> look at fog, it is cooling down around the bay area and it is evident here at the golden gate bridge if you travel between marin and san francisco, use the low beams. you are going to need them. as we look at drive time traffic, i-80 westbound from albany to the maze along east shore freeway a four minute commute 880 southbound from fremont to san jose is 15 minutes. 280 northbound from highway 101 to cupertino is ten minutes. 45 minute now between address and dublin so 30 miles per hour is the top speed over the altamont pass. >> a study fines airplanes are breeding wounds for germs and bacteria. a website sent a biologist to find out how dirty airports and airplanes are taking 26 samples from four flights and airplanes. researchers found that trays were the most dirty surface air travelers will encounter. butto

. >>> heading to yosemite or any other national park you probably have company. visitors are crowding national parks, much driven by great weather, cheap gas and marketing campaigns ahead of next year's national park service centennial. attendance is up 5% compared to last year. >>> experts with the united nations said the el nino weather pattern expected could be the strongest in half a century. they say there is no precedent. it will be the first since the 1997-1998 system that followed melting of sea ice and snow. the peak strength is expected to be between october and january. >>> our weather and also the breaking news we told you about. another fire that is burning in lake county. it is now up to 100 acres. >> the update, 100 acres. and it was every fike in lake county -- fire in lake county, the terrain has been a problem. you can see upper lake. the fire is burning to the north of uber lake. -- upper lake. we will look at the terrain. the hilly terrain. that will be a big factor for the fire crews. the access and also you get different weather patterns. ch

forecast 61 at yosemite. the usual low clouds, overnight lows in the middle 50s. [broken audio ] >> in the extended forecast we will look for things to cool down tomorrow, 10-15 degrees inland by tuesday and wednesday. it will be in the middle 70s inland. and, so, much cooler, a chance of showers in the north bay on wednesday and then by the time we get to the latter half of the week we will warm it up for the week skpepbd be right about where we are today. expected -- weekend and be right about where we are today. expected to be. >>> 2015 was supposed to be the >>> 2015 was supposed to be the ,,,,,,,,,,,,ew era for the ♪traveling through seas of oats d berries ♪ ♪peaches, pumpkin seeds, and cherries ♪ ♪i say to the bowl ♪are you trying to temp me? ♪the bowl says ♪"come on down to the land of plenti." ♪ yoplait plenti, with oats, flax, and pumpkin seeds. greek yogurt, packed full of goodness. >>> jack del rio is the 8th coach in 12 years, the other 7 did not have cooper and mac. that core has many experts thinking the raiders were prime for a big opening-day win.

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yosemite, 91. state capitol, sacramento, 93 with sunshine.y area, locally, temperatures begin to drop. this map doesn't look that different from what i showed you 24 hours ago with one change. the ridge of high pressure is now moving away from us. the low pressure area over my should sir moving closer. this is a significant impact that will increase the on shore flow. temperatures drop. it begins tomorrow. it continues sunday, continues monday, tuesday, wednesday. by the middle of next week, temperatures are running below average. rainfall, not going to happen. not in this pattern. but cooler weather begins tomorrow. mild night away from the water. little fog. we are dry with not one drop of rain expected for the next seven days. all we are doing is going back to normal. san jose average 81. tomorrow, 81. palo alto, 82. fremont, 79. sunny in san ramon. pittsburgh, 86. vallejo, 84. nice afternoon in san francisco. sunshine, blue skies. 70 degrees. san rafael, 80. cloverdale, still warm. a few degrees cooler still sunday. 60s near the bay. plea

the only hold out is davis' >> yosemite's half dome was transformed into art. this is video from the american safe climbing association. august 29a group climbers installed 39 solar powered lanterns an art piece entitled "half dome bolted light." the red lights were placed on the bolts and anchors and white lights were on the rest. the art installation was taken down after five hours. >> an investigation is underway with a drove at the united states open. a drone flew into the stadium that happened during a match, no spectators were in the immediate area of the crash. there were no injuries. new york city police responded to the incident. it is not clear who was operating the drone. >> raining drones at the united states open. some people were not happy about that. >> everyone watching serena williams, though. >> how about a check on the weather forecast? >> watch the big warming trend this weekend as we say goodbye to summer. almanac, highlighting livermore, the wine country showing a significant drop from 88 at going to 82, 56 open low side, to 53 a lot more

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