Provide cooling but keeping that smoke in place. All the fires are across Northern California and that is smoke coming our way from all these fires and that is what we have been dealing with for several days now, burning in oregon as well. The way the wind direction is, its into the region so unhealthy conditions for the east by a, santa clara county, and they have been doing that a lot lately. The air quality in effect today. Humidity still dry north of us. Michelle . Neda, because you said the hot weather triggered the spare the air day, the fifth in a row, Jessica Flores is live with tips and warnings. Jessica . Reporter hey, good morning, michelle. Its the sixth consecutive spare the air alert today and what is triggering that, the heat wave we have seen for the last several days, causing dangerously smoggy conditions. You have probably seen the hazy skies if you have been out at all. The hot air, combined with smoke from nearby wildfires in oregon and california, causes the proble
We are going to have a delta breeze in the next couple of days but in the Santa Cruz Mountains over classed calm at 74, a break from 106 on saturday. Mike one of our weather watchers telling us really hot in morgan hill over the weekend. I believe anything over the weekend, i believe anything including San Franciscos all time high of 106. 103 also one of two, yesterday was only 84 and today will only be 74, the average is 70, tropical clouds are working their way up, so very muggy and humid today with most of the shower activity south but maybe santa clara mounted belly down to monterey. 60s and 70s temperatures are warm due to the cloud coverage and the extreme heat yet to cool off these are really warm about ready to start warming up again but the trend is cooling down a little bit the majority of this cloud coverage very close but we will get a little bit out. 70s and 80s and 90s as well. 7 02 and sal tells us on this holiday the traffic is . It is light and that is how we like it.
Devastated the city with more than four feet of rain. There is still heavy flooding in many areas today. The damage could go up to 180 billion. About 4300 people are still staying at Convention Centers used as shelters. 60 people are confirmed dead as a result of the storm. Fox reporter asked the latest from houston. Reporter today is the first time i have broken down. More than a week after harvey first hit access to clean Drinking Water electricity and Sewer Service continues to be an issue in multiple communities. Seems like this are playing out in Southeast Texas on monday. Peggy norton just back inside her home of 38 years. Flood insurance was too expensive. Homeowners is not going to cover anything. Maybe sewage backup which we had. Reporter the federal government says 37,000 people have been using emergency shelters in texas alone. Auto Industry Experts estimate 1 million vehicles have been damaged by water from harvey with most total losses. In houston monday engineers began re
Next. President trump says he is, quote, not going to just cut daca off but rather provide a window of opportunity for congress to finally act. He wants congress to pass some sort of comprehensive Immigration Reform package that may a or may not include protection for Daca Recipients but attorney general Jeff Sessions, not President Trump, made the formal announcement saying that decision to do that was a legal one. The department of justice cannot defend this overreachs. Reporter president obama created the daca program, short for deferred action for childhood arrivals in 2012 after congress tried find to pass Immigration Reform. The idea was that immigrants brought into the u. S. Illegally as children should be given a chance to work and pay taxes here. 800,000 immigrants had to have come to the u. S. Before their 16th birthday. They had to have been burden of proof before 2012, no criminal record the President Trump and attorney general Jeff Sessions say that Obama Era Program was u
Good morning, everyone. Im a senior fellow here in the National Security program. I run the Missile Defense project here. Todays event is titled the russian challenge in europe. This is a joint event between the Defense Initiative group and the Missile Defense project that i run. Before we get started, at big events like this, we ask yourselves to familiarize yourselves with the surroundings in case you have to exit. There are stairs around here or take the exits to the back. Should there be any reason to do that, look to me or to injure for that sort of thing. To kick things off, i will hand things over to Andrew Hunter to introduce our first speaker. Andrew good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us. Im Andrew Hunter, director of the Defense Industrial initiatives group. As tom mentioned, this event is an collaboration between our two programs. For those who of wondered about the definition of collaboration, is, we are giving you a demonstration this morning. Its my pleasure