Labor day weekend and they are asking people who are enjoying the holiday to cut activities that may add to the bad air. Put off unnecessary car trips, lawn mowing, barbecuing. Things that already add to the things in the air. Said they have not seen an increase in respiratory illnesses but they have seen a an increase in heat illnesses. 17 cases of heatstroke. Maria, we will continue this theme. People have been seeking relief at the beach. Later we will show you 17 son beach and theres a lot of people heading up toward. Highs today, 106, plenty hot in concord but it was 4 degrees cooler there than it was yesterday. Liver more, 106 and san jose 98 degrees. So a cool be trend, even though it doesnt feel cold finally exhales and heads east. So it will be cooler tomorrow but it will still be warm. Specifically the numbers inland will fall to the low 90s, but in general the numbers will be 10 degrees cooler tomorrow than we were today and as far as what happens next week well have all of
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
It just made second landfall, the eye of the storm came back and hit another area along the coast. Here in galveston, this area has actually escaped much of the brunt and the for us, we are not getting much rain here. We were getting it in waves. It has been quite a while since we have seen one of those waves of rain. We are getting a lot of wind, trees are blowing around, and if we were out a little farther, it would be hard to even stand up. This area has not seen a lot of rain. That is important because if you are people were really worried about flooding and storms. I would stress that this is a serious storm. Hurricane harvey is now monstrous. We are predicting extreme events. I am worried about flooding. Last minute evacuations have been taking place all across the gulf coast. It is not worth the risk, not with our kids. We were not going to risk it. With Hurricane Force wind moving in, there is a possibility of several days of heavy rain and record flooding, which could cause ma
Soldiers carry out raids in the search for suspects in the paris attacks. We will speak with belgian human rights activist Peter Bouckaert. Covering thedes war and for the last few months again to refugees coming to europe mostly from syria, afghanistan, and iraq. He will talk about the refugee crisis and about what he calls the marginalized ghettos in european cities where many migrants live, including the brussels suburb where some of the paris attackers reportedly lived. Then to the war here at home, 130 people died in the paris attacks. On average, nearly 100 americans are killed in gun violence every day. We will speak with one of the mayors leading the charge for stricter gun control. Willing to get together to fight crime or the fact that we despiseee agree to violence murder, we have to equally detest poverty and an employment. How can we pledge to work against the food of the tree, but of the tree itself that gives producing the same fruit . Mayore will speak with ras baraka,
Brussels is on its highest alert as residents remain on lockdown, people are being told to stay away from their windows, schools remain closed, as police and soldiers carry out raids in the search for suspects in the paris attacks. We will speak with belgian human rights activist Peter Bouckaert. Covering thedes war and for the last few months again to refugees coming to europe mostly from syria, afghanistan, and iraq. He will talk about the refugee crisis and about what he calls the marginalized ghettos in european cities where many migrants live, including the brussels suburb where some of the paris attackers reportedly lived. Then to the war here at home, 130 people died in the paris attacks. On average, nearly 100 americans are killed in gun violence every day. We will speak with one of the mayors leading the charge for stricter gun control. Willing to get together to fight crime or the fact that we despiseee agree to violence murder, we have to equally detest poverty and an employ