Of Master Sergeant trevor de boer who 1st applied to afghanistan back in 2002 and recently told stars and stripes quote when we started this people asked why i was going and my response was so my sons dont have to fight this war well through no fault of Master Sergeant aboard that mission has clearly failed as his son payton slopes has now is also served in afghanistan even at the very same Forward Operating base that his father served at this never ending war has even outlasted the New York Times special at war a section dedicated to covering it the times of war editor Loren Katzenberg took to twitter to announce that the paper will be ending its at war forum pointedly commenting that there are fewer and fewer spaces that exist to examine the experiences of war and the toll theyve taken on both americans and the citizens of other nations for whom the cost of recent conflicts is almost insurmountable yet too often for. And that my friends is why when it comes to americas war there was
Area cities thousands of people doing what they can to try and escape the heat. We have a team of reporters tracking the high temperatures but our coverage begins with our chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow who has more on the heat advisory, this is a dangerous weather. Yeah, very hot weather out there. We havent seen the heat wave like this all summer long very impressive were going to see this was going to be one for the record books and look at the numbers outside right now a 101 degrees right now in san jose one 03 in morgan hill 106 in livermore one 06 in dublin 94 in alameda 102 degrees in san mateo you dont see get that hot there very often how about 92 on the coastline in pacifica 96 thats going go down as a record in the San Francisco, a 106 in concord one o 9 in fairfield right now a 106 in the napa valley look at the north bay just covered in triple digit heat all around certainly thats a concern heat advisories are up for many spots inside the bay, he warnings are up for m
Our top story tonight, the triple digit heat in the bay area. These are the current temp temperatures right now and you can see its still really hot in some places. Record temperatures were predicted to hit the bay area today and i think we might have had that lets check in with the Golden Gate Bridge. Lawrence my car has a tendency to exaggerate. Said 89 on the Golden Gate Bridge in the 2 oclock hour. Yeah, you know theyre picking up that road. He writes, im not typically where we take our temperatures overnight grassy area. But certainly was hot. No matter how you slice it. High temperatures all around the bay area, heres a nice view the kind of cool you off a little bit toward Half Moon Bay out toward the water beautiful out there now going to be another gorgeous day for happen bay tomorrow, even along the coastline after going to see a little relief from the heat now Something Interesting now weve seen some of that subtropical moisture come to our skies beautiful sunset last night
Should be prepared. The shut offs are being ordered by the state of california so pg and he wants everyone to know this is not the Public Safety shutoff switch happened during high fire threat conditions. The outages are due to a combination of the extreme heat that were experiencing and high energy usage. Chief meteorologist Lawrence Karnow joins us now to tell us the records that were broken today and how long this hot weather is going to stick around for years, you can imagine all the people trying to turn up their abc today. These temperatures easily, the hottest of the summer so far and records all around the bay area, not just in a few spots we smashed into many places in the San Francisco 95 degrees that is very hot. Downtown San Francisco. Look at oakland, a 101 degrees a 103 in san jose that was a record in san jose, Half Moon Bay right out there on the waters edge 82 a record a 106 scorching heat in napa one 05 in santa rosa. We were done there more records falling redwood ci
Phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. Ae Vice President toured dairy farm and discussed the economy in the u. S. Mexicocanada trade agreement, the new accord that went to affect july 1 went into effect july 1. [applause] i got to make sure i turned this on. Yes, i did. Welcome, everybody. We are thankful you could come and partake in this great privilege that we have here to entertain our Vice President , mike pence. [applause] i guess i got to be careful not to clap into this thing. Im a dairy farmer, not a speaker, so bear with me, folks. This is my lovely wife, barbara. [applause] we have tony, representative tony kurtz, wisconsin state assembly. [applause] of a farmhe owner locally here. [applause] and we have my son, cameron, who is our youngest and hopefully will take over for dad soon. [laughter] [applause] mccue, i have patrick who happens to be my nephew. Hes a great farmer and a local hear from mccue farms. [applause] hoyer, theave kevin owner of hoyer farm locally here