i was happy to welcome you back. it is always good to see you. i have to point out that you are golfing on vacation. pam cook had a hole in one. her first hole-in-one. i had to shut that out to everybody. i am always proud of you. you did it. congratulations. it was fun. along the coast of oregon. it was a nice way to get away. plenty of space. golf is one of the things on the market, i know that you re a surfer. you can do that in social distance. right? absolutely, when you re stressed and stuck inside, it is great to get outside and enjoy the outdoors without the crowd. congratulations to you, pam. hopefully more great accomplishments in the future for you. weatherwise, we are tracking patchy fog out there. right around the bay, here s the plan this morning. mid-50s to 60s into the afternoon hours. hazy sunshine, temperatures are in the 60s to the 80s around 90 degrees. they are quality, actually okay this morning. we re showing you the current numbers out there. 50s a
we will be a few degrees warmer , but we will cool down going into the weekend. a good-looking forecast, temperature is expected to hit in the 90s for the inland cities. we have better details on the current conditions, a spare the air day. we will check in on the extended forecast and just a bit. it is 5:00 on this friday. hi, sal, how are you doing? rosemary, i am doing well. it is friday and that is pretty good here. let s go to the macarthur maze bridge. approaching the bay bridge we are off to a nice start here as you drive out to the macarthur maze, no issue there. no issue with san jose, that traffic is off to a good start. let s go back to the headlines. happening today, the health restrictions begin to yeast in alameda and contra costa counties. alyssa harrington enjoys us to discuss what will change. good morning, alyssa. reporter: these are personal- care businesses that usually operate inside. they will have to take that business outdoors. in alameda county,
press conference and a couple minutes from now. before we bring you that line, here are the top stories for today. firefighters are slowly getting the upper hand on three major complexes of wildfires that are burning around the bay area. evacuation orders have been lifted for uc santa cruz for the czu august lightning complex fires , the biggest of fire is czu august lightning complex fires. they have burned 574 square miles in parts of the east bay, the south bay and the central valley. the lnu lightning complex fires are one third contained. these have burned 564 square miles, between sonoma and yolo counties. protests continue into the morning in oakland, over the police shooting of jacob lake in kenosha, that it was mainly a peaceful protest. hundreds of people gathered in downtown oakland, but some of the crowd set fires and smashed windows of several businesses. at the courthouse, glass doors were shattered. a fire was set inside. oakland police say that several peopl
good morning, i am dave clark, mark tamayo is right next to pam. he is right here and telling us more about hurricane laura and our weather. good morning , mark. good morning, our forecast is very stable, minor changes of course. the hurricane laura, a major category four storm that made landfall earlier this morning, late last night to early this morning. i am showing you this as we take a look. it made landfall as a category four storm with winds over 150 miles per hour. we will be watching out for that all day long. in the bay area, the current numbers are 50s. san jose is a warmer spot. this is a live camera. here is the plan this morning, low clouds to start of the day, and easy sunshine. forecasted highs should be a little bit warmer than yesterday. temperatures should rebound by a few degrees. a closer look at your forecasted highs and a few minutes, so let s check in with sal who was standing by. hopefully the roadways are looking okay. good morning, sal. they a
i m jamie colby, in ocean city, maryland, an irresistible atlantic resort town known for its golden beaches and this historic boardwalk. now, the population may read 7,000, but more than 8 million visit every single year. and i m here to meet a family that has a strange inheritance that s been an icon on this boardwalk for more than a century. hi, doug. hi. i m jamie. nice to meet you. so nice to see you, too. your family really is so well known here. yeah, i m afraid we are. yeah, we ve been here a long time. a long time, indeed since 1890, to be exact. doug trimper s great-grandparents daniel and margaret trimper purchase two city blocks of oceanfront land. they start with a pair of small hotels but in 1902 decide to risk everything on a new attraction. daniel wants to bring in a ride unlike any seen before in maryland. he orders a massive carousel from the herschell-spillman company. with a diameter of 51 feet, the merry-go-round is one of the largest built