This is our sister station in los angeles. This is north of the 210 freeway above azusa and arcadia. Evacuation warnings are in place. This fire is only 6 contained. Now closer to home, the bear fire in butte county has claimed more lives. This is new video just into the newsroom. These flames burning near oroville like. You can see how trees turned into light candles. Behind the fire lines, officers are searching wider areas of the burn zone and making devastating discoveries. Its with Great Sadness that we have to report an additional seven deceased individuals were located by our deputies and detectives today. That brings the total number of lives lost in this tragic fire to ten. Tonight 16 people are unaccounted for, considered missing. The Sheriffs Office says they are still hoping to find these individuals alive. They may be staying with friends or family someplace else. Now, the fire in butte county is closing in on the town of paradise. As those flames move closer, many camp fi
Well, we do have a lot of cloud cover out there, and in fact a system is to the north of us. If we look at live doppler 7 youll notice a few returns. This is probably in the upper levels of the atmosphere so not falling to the ground so you could see a few sprinkles throughout the extreme north bay today. But as we look further to the north theres the system and thats going to keep that onshore flow and Cool Temperatures with us today. It is 56 in san mateo, 54 in santa rosa. And those winds very breezy. Surface winds anywhere from about 6 miles an hour to almost 15 miles an hour. Upper level winds much stronger. Mix of clouds and sun to low 60s. And today cooler than average. Were in the low 70s well out towards the delta by 1 00. A lot of that yellow shading stays with us. That means were in the 60s to about 70 for the warmest locations. Well talk about a warmer sunday in a few minutes. Thank you, lisa. Happening today a protest o follows a hateful threat against one bay area family.
Some clear skies definitely no marine layer that would result in thought or cloudy conditions thats absent and thats one of the reasons today is so hot a very hot offshore flow pushing on into the bay area resulting in the heat advisories that will take effect this morning last oh 09 00pm tonight thats for much of the south bay, including san jose or upper elevations on the peninsula. It led the east bay on into the east bay hills and then really all of the north bay right now temperatures are comfortable in the 60s and 70s thats pretty warm to be talking about for this time of morning freeman pittsburgh, not even falling out of the 70s during overnight hours so that tells you we held on to here ovnight and later on today she saw just a second ago were going to be talking some excessively hot temperatures conquered livermore nanny out just as warm as any other us states last week or triple digit heat in these areas oakland upper 80s hayward and fremont well into the 90s with san jose a
Currently san jose at 72 pittsford conquered in livermore at 71. Their field of 68. Some areas only briefly fell into the 60s earlier today before now starting to climb again and for fairfield youre already warm enough that they want to start closing the window up before we do reach triple digits for fairfield this afternoon. Triple digits as well on the map for antioch conquered of livermore to san jose will be one of our spot solidly in the 90s and one of many areas that will be under heat advisories from 10 00am this morning till 09 00pm tonight, 80s solidly for oakland and San Francisco, and although not under heat advisories. You do have temperatures hot enough that without a c it may be sweating it out a bit this afternoon. Now thats the bad news. The good news. Well its going to be a lot cooler in these next few days ill be talking about what to expect in your full forecast still ahead. Back to you in the studio. That was the scene in the wee hours this morning in san jose where
Membermember members, the factors that may be linked to militaryrelated suicides and preventive strategies. The Senate Armed Services subcomm subcommittee is just shy of 90 minutes. The hearing will come to order. Senate Armed Services subcommittee on personnel meets this afternoon to receive testimony about Service Member, family and veteran suicides and to learn about effective evidencebased Suicide Prevention strategies. Were fortunate today to have a panel of experts from government and academia. We will hear from five witnesses, catch it and michael colston, u. S. Navy director for Health Programs at the department of defense, dr. Orvis, director defense Suicide Prevention office for the office of force resiliency at the department of defense, dr. Miller, acting director of the Suicide Prevention program at the department of Veterans Affairs, dr. Mckeon, Suicide Prevention, branch of chief, center for Mental Health services and Substance Abuse at the department of health and Human