Whoo, those are a lot of numbers on your screen. 105 degrees expected in napa today. 109 in fairfield. 100 in vallejo. Concord 115. These are recordbreaking temperatures. Livermore 116. Livermore has had several days of triple digits but nothing this hot. Its going to stay that way today and tomorrow. Fremont 102. 99 degrees in oakland. Above average temperatures. Mix that hot air with smoky conditions, we are getting a lot of smoke coming from these fires to the north of us. All that smoke is actually moving south into Northern California calling for very unhealthy air conditions especially in the east bay and santa clara valleys. Coming up when we get a break. Our record shattering temperatures are set to significantly strain californias power grid. Kpix 5s Jessica Flores is live in fremont on key concerns and safety tips during this heat wave. Jessica. Reporter hey, michelle. Good morning to you. Thats right. We are at the fremont materials and Distribution Center of pg e. I want yo
Morning, september 1st. Im pam cook. And im dave clark. Lets get to the forecast. Lady and the mood,. The twins. Very, very good. Yes, i recommend them. Going to be hot today and that includes the city. I would not be surprised if the city comes in at 100 degrees. It would not surprise me at all. 110 in santa rosa, heat warning, heat advisory, excessive heat warning. Take your pick. Its warmer officially. The official temperature in San Francisco is 71. That is warmer than stockton, vacaville and livermore. Put that one down in the old weather diary. May not see that again on a september 1 for a long time the coast is always the toughest part because interest is always a teeny bit of fog an could have a temperature spread. Sausalito hit 97 yesterday. You get that offshore breeze and all bets is off. The fog is not a factor down to monterey, at least not yet. Some low cases in the 70s. Cupertino, 72. 61 in sanest cruz. 21 bolder cruise. 61 local. We have a lot of fires from the north an
Hurricane harvey tops 63, we will look at the fallout from the historic storm in a spspecil report from houston, texas, the epicenter of the fossil fuel industry in the united ststates. We will take you on a toxic tour of the city from the flooded Oil Refineries spewing contaminants into the air of neighborhoods, so often poor commmmunities s of cocol. Plus, wewe attend a a fundraiseo pay for the e funerals of four rescue volunteerers who were electrocuted when their small boat was swept away by churning floodwaters. They were undocumented. Then we visit with the father of the Environmental Justice movement dr. Robert bullard after he returned to his houston home after a mandatory evacuation. How can we make invisible communities visible yucca those communities who have been inundated of pollution before the storm yucca when a storm like this, happens, it exposes that vulnerability. Amy all that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report
Industry in the United States. We will take you on a toxic tour of the city from the flooded Oil Refineries spewing contaminants into the air of neighborhoods, so often poor communities of color. Plus, we attend a fundraiser to pay for the funerals of four rescue volunteers who were electrocuted when their small boat was swept away by churning floodwaters. They were undocumented. Then we visit with the father of the Environmental Justice movement dr. Robert bullard after he returned to his houston home after a mandatory evacuation. How can we make invisible communities visible yucca those communities who have been inundated of pollution before the storm yucca when a storm like this, happens, it exposes that vulnerability. Amy all that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. North korea carried out its strongestever nuclear test sunday, just days after the u. S. And south korea wrapped up their massive joint military d
Hurricane harvey tops 63, we will look at the fallout from the historic storm in a spspecil report from houston, texas, the epicenter of the fossil fuel industry in the united ststates. We will take you on a toxic tour of the city from the flooded Oil Refineries spewing contaminants into the air of neighborhoods, so often poor commmmunities s of cocol. Plus, wewe attend a a fundraiseo pay for the e funerals of four rescue volunteerers who were electrocuted when their small boat was swept away by churning floodwaters. They were undocumented. Then we visit with the father of the Environmental Justice movement dr. Robert bullard after he returned to his houston home after a mandatory evacuation. How can we make invisible communities visible yucca those communities who have been inundated of pollution before the storm yucca when a storm like this, happens, it exposes that vulnerability. Amy all that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report