the transamerica pyramid is 853 feet tall. cannot see the top of it. leads me to believe the ceiling is down to 600 feet and by experience, when we do have that, we do have delays at sfo on some arriving flights. it's 56 overcast in santa rosa. 60 in redwood city and oakland. livermore high 50s. san francisco clouds, drizzle, 58 degrees. these are our weather watchers from fairfield linda clear skies, antioch jerry clear. dave says, hey, it's clear and cool in napa. 56. but katie is overcast in hayward at 61 degrees. thanks for checking in. satellite and radar we have a blanket of stratus that extends inland 60 miles to the east this morning. gilroy and santa rosa. it's going to take a while to see burn-off. we'll see average highs through tomorrow. the warming begins mainly inland away from the bay on friday. 90s and low 100s in the north, delta. the heat is wrapping around. an area of high pressure is building in. we have the rotation clockwise around that high ushering in the hot air mass from arizona into the state of california. southern californi

right here we are looking at overcast skies toward the transamerica pyramid and you can imagine and that means we will not have any airport delays right now 62 degrees in oakland and let's look at the wind speeds around the bay area with the winds under 10 and it is 24 in fairfield. we have increasing pushes and you can see 60 miles to the north and about 90 miles to the south of the morgan hill area. it does stream inland towards the tri-valley otherwise 70 in oakland through berkeley into richmond and 70s and 80s around the peninsula today. it is low 80s in san jose which is slightly below average. we have a warm up coming out and we will talk about that in little but later but for now let's send it over to jaclyn . >>> we are having our usual slowdowns out of tracy into livermore you will be tapping those brakes. things do start to pick up by the time you reach livermore over to 680. over the bay bridge toll plaza things are okay. we do have some overnight roadwork on the upper deck and it is really not selling anyone down. so be on the lookout for those. other than that, it is quiet

there's the transamerica pyramid. you cannot see the tiptop of it because of that right there. not so much the fog horn but the fog so we have our fog horn up and going this morning. i would say the ceiling is down to about at least 500 feet this morning. the transamerica pyramid stands 853. can't see the top of it. oakland, we do have drizzle at 55. it's 63 in claire. overcast in san jose. we're pretty much talking about the north bay, east bay, santa cruz as temperatures hit the triple digits. otherwise, we're going to see the temperatures close to average. we do pick up a wind close to 13 in san francisco. winds were gusty yesterday afternoon, right. 10 to 20 again today fluctuating from the west to the northwest later today. >> here's your numbers, 73 to 88. and to union city, we're talking about mid and high 90s. south bay 102. and discovery bay, 109 to the north and lake port, mid- 70s in berkeley and 66 degrees with partial clearing in daily city. we have your full forecast straight ahead. >> good morning, happy tuesday. we are tracking some overnight road work. caltrans

we can see the top of the transamerica pyramid so the ceiling deck is at least 900 feet. 61 oakland. 54 santa rosa. san raciscfrupo per southwest a we have a calm wind in mountain view and 18 in fairfield. the winds were gusting last night up to 28 miles per hour. today, a consistent wind again 10 to 20 stronger gusts during the late afternoon hours. a few degrees warmer than what we had yesterday from the 60s at the beaches to the mid- and high 80s in the far reaches of the east bay. full forecast coming up but > good morning. an accident in oakland right at 880 near66th. no slowdowns. ou may see some flashing lights on your drive into work this morning. out of antioch, looking good. no delays. just under 30 minutes for drivers westbound to i-80. hat's a check of yo your >>> protestors took to the streets all over the u.s. after blamed thbothe si ce again violence at a white supremacist rally in virginia that left one protestor dead. the president spoke at a news conference in trump tower in new york. as katie nielsen reports, the president talked about infrastructure and it became

live weather camera looking out at the transamerica pyramid tran. it's obscured. you can't see the tip-top of it due to the layers of fog, which is a good indication we'll have some airport delays on arriving flights at sfo. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. robert sullivan, he is our weather watcher in redwood city reporting thick overcast skies this morning and we're confirming that with our satellite and radar. thanks, robert, for playing along with us this morning. here you have a deck of stratus along the immediate seashore. then into the bay. and at least a good 45 to 55 miles inland to the east, 65 to the north. all the way into morgan hill this morning. i wouldn't bank on any sunshine at the immediate seashore. this afternoon, however, we will see sunshine for most. and again, our temperatures steady. area of low pressure has been enhancing our marine layer. but finally by tonight, it's going to eject out so we might see a little bit earlier burnoff along the seashore this weekend. 66 monterey bay. a chance of a late-day thunderstorm in the high sierra.

here's now view from the transamerica pyramid. currently, we have air temperatures from 58 apiece livermore and in santa rosa to 64 apiece in redwood city and in san jose. currently low 60s in oakland. satellite-radar unusual for this time of the morning. some clearing there just south of redwood city into santa cruz. but then san jose has overcast skies. weather watcher time. checking in with our buddy george in san francisco reporting cloud cover and 60. antioch cloudy. napa clear 56. oakland 62 degrees and plenty of clouds. it's live. hi-def doppler radar picking up some rain showers there in the south lake tahoe area outside of kirkwood, as well. this is all subtropical moisture that's been lifting in from the desert southwest. you can see that flow. we were hoping we would get a stray shower overnight. did not quite make it into the east bay. hoping because it just keeps it interesting. but we have high pressure building in and with that drier air mass that subtropical moisture tries to make it into our back door just evapora

so taking a look at the transamerica pyramid you can see the top of it. so we have the clouds but they are not hanging super low, so good news with a little drizzle. no delays at the airport right now. 50s and 60s in the area. expect temperatures to be right on par for the course where we have been for the past several days. we are seeing this stubborn weather pattern that's keeping us very normal for this time of the year. cloudy start for the morning, drizzle and the afternoon the sun will come out around 2:00 for most of the bay area cept right along the coast. we'll probably see those clouds lingering along that coastline and again those temperatures will be seasonal. so here's what you can expect. temperatures in the 80s, low 90s for the inland areas. places like san jose will hit 80. that's for sure. and as we head to the beach, low clouds, cooler, and yes, even windier. we are going to feel the breeze out there. here's what's going on right now. winds are going to feel fairly calm out there maybe a little bit stronger in san francisco. but as i set

right now, our transamerica east camera is usually socked in but you can see the lights. it's beautiful. tall view from up in the sky. usually it's definitely gray, don't ever use it because of that. here's a look at the temperatures right now. concord 61. oakland 58 degrees. livermore 54. san jose 60. and get ready for that expected heat. it is extending all the way across the west coast. today we have a heat advisory, tomorrow that excessive heat warning begins, so does the red flag warning for most of the bay area especially those higher elevations where it will be extremely dry. we are also talking about some record breakers today's. looks like today we are going to see high pressure building and it's going to in fact break some records today in concord, but tomorrow several areas could see temperatures well into the triple digits. 110 to 115. this is dangerous heat we're talking about. keep all those activities to your early-morning hours. typically this time of year, san francisco should be about 70, oakland 75, san jose 82. but look what we are getting instead. 7 t

overcast now at the transamerica pyramid. but we can see the beacon and keep in mind, the pyramid stands 853 feet tall so if you can see that beacon, the ceiling is about 1,000 feet. sfo also reporting overcast skies. temperatures 50s and 60s. all those reporting stations have some areas of clouds. this is our satellite-radar. and we do have that blank of stratus hanging tight to the coast. but high pressure is building in from the west. it will scrub out that marine layer a little bit earlier today and therefore, temperatures on the rise. mid-60s pacifica to the mid- to upper 80s away from the bay into our inland areas. good morning to you in san jose. 83 degrees. and hello napa, also in the low to mid-80s. your full weekend forecast is coming up. the roads are heating up. here's jaclyn dunn. >> it is. >>> this is southbound 280. speeds dropping below 10 miles per hour southbound. that's due to caltrans with three lanes closed until 6 a.m. betweenat hickey boulevard. usually 280 is just flying. but right now, that's not the

let's take a look at the transamerica pyramid. i don't see it, do you? no. it looks like the marine layer, the cloud cover, is going to thicken up actually right ahead of the sunrise this morning. 60s and 50s dropping off in livermore. here's a lighter look at california. see this green? you can see it swirling to the east. so it is not changing our weather pattern. ours is actually going to stay consistent. we are going to see the marine layer hang arod for the next few hours and then we are going to get that sunshine. very similar to yesterday. so if you liked yesterday, you're going to get it again and possibly again. here's what's going on for today. three things to remember. fog and low clouds hanging around this morning. temperatures are going to stay right there where we should be for the week. winds pick up this afternoon and then breezier by tomorrow and the day after. i'll explain why coming up in a bit. first traffic can jaclyn. >> reporter: we are tracking a big accident that's causing even a bigger backup. it's along 101 in the northbound direct

this is our live camera looking out from the transamerica pyramid looking due east and you can see all the bright lights? that's the port of oakland. right now, our temperatures are relatively on the mild side. he60iesantkland ro and livermore. it's the winds that have been most notable currently 13 in the oakland area. 17 concord and clayton. sacramento at 16 and 17 in fairfield where we have lad gusts up to 40. today with another brisk wind,

the transamerica pyramid the tip-top is obscured by the deck of stratus. temperatures 55 in santa rosa to right now 60 apiece redwood city and oakland. let's get to it. temperatures close to average for this time of the year. we'll have some partial clearing of the skies in half moon bay and pacifica. not the case in daly city or colma. 70s and 80s around the peninsula. 82 san jose. that's spot on for this time of the year. east bay numbers 90s at the delta. increasing winds late day up to 20 and 25 miles per hour. north bay numbers at the 80s. >>> good morning. it's been a busy start to your wednesday morning commute. take a look at interstate 80 westbound direction. we are tracking a major backup all due to an earlier accident. this is near central avenue all lanes reopened but that backup is stretching towards mcdonald's so you need to give yourself some extra time if you are planning on heading along the eastshore freeway and be advised that richmond parkway a little sluggish as well as everyone was trying to avoid 80. this is 80 now. this is near carl

it isn't advancing much toward the transamerica pyramid, the financial district. it's been compressing all day long. tonight it's now 1200 feet deep. basically what this means, we're undergoing changes, and it's about to heat up. you'll not really feel it tomorrow, but you certainly will feel it as we head into the weekend. a live picture right now from our emeryville camera. beautiful view there. 7:00 tomorrow morning, we'll have limited fog. definitely going to be sunny by noontime. 60s, 70s and by 3:00 p.m., mild to warm weather with mid-60s to low 90s. as you check out this live picture showing you a little bit of a murky view from our emeryville camera, this is what you'll have to contend with for the morning commute if your commute takes you across parts of the east bay or along the coastline. and a live look as you look at the bay bridge. live doppler 7 showing you just patches of fog around parts of the bay area tomorrow morning. you'll notice that these temperatures will fall a little more but not much. 50s to 60s at this hour. so good sleeping weather fr

keep in mind the transamerica pyramid is 853 feet tall. and when you can't see the tiptop of it you can gauge the ceiling. when they occurs we have delays at sfo on some arriving flights. 58degrees in san francisco. and 55 in santa rosa. 63 in livermore. satellite and radar -- the penetration of the marine layer is trying to make tracks towards livermore. and has not reached that far inland yet. napa at 59 degrees. fairfield 62. a bit on the breezy side. winds up to 18 and 20. and redwood city reports 66 degrees. and an update on tropical storm harvey. it's now pushing back on shore. and will affect the texas and louisiana coastline with a foot more of precipitation anticipated. that on top of the 24 to 30 inches that's accumulated around houston. as it continues the jog inland it will end up towards the tennessee valley. boy, is this a rainmaker. we're looking at up to 50 inches of historic rainfall in and throughout texas. easily about a foot of rain throughout the louisiana area as tropical storm harvey makes the second landfall. with b

it isn't advancing much toward the transamerica pyramid, the financial district. it's been compressing all day long. tonight it's now 1200 feet deep. basically what this means, we're undergoing changes, and it's about to heat up. you'll not really feel it tomorrow, but you certainly will feel it as we head into the weekend. a live picture right now from our emeryville camera. beautiful view there. 7:00 tomorrow morning, we'll have limited fog. definitely going to be sunny by noontime. 60s, 70s and by 3:00 p.m., mild to warm weather with mid-60s to low 90s. as you check out this live picture showing you a little bit of a murky view from our emeryville camera, this is what you'll have to contend with for the morning commute if your commute takes you across parts of the east bay or along the coastline. and a live look as you look at the bay bridge. live doppler 7 showing you just patches of fog around parts of the bay area tomorrow morning. you'll notice that these temperatures will fall a little more but not much. 50s to 60s at this hour. so good sleeping weather fr

you can just see the tip-top of the transamerica pyramid there. can you see it? it stands 853 feet tall so you can just tell how compressed that deck of clouds really is. we are in the 50s and 70s with the heat advisory still in effect for the inland areas until 9 p.m. 70s through 100s today. ♪ despacito note >>> you know that song? do you know that song? well, the government of malaysia has banned that song from radio and tv in the country for having obscene lyric. they could be right. i've heard this song 2,000 times. i still have no idea what it's about. on the bright side, it's now possible to go an entire day without hearing "despacito." you just have to move to malaysia. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." the trump administration is reportedly prepared to act against china's trade practices. it wants it to crack down on international theft and to stop sharing technology with other countries. >> at the same time the administration is sending mixed messages about china's apparent reluctance to deal with north korea over its nuclear program. secretary o

this is our transamerica tower and you can see that haze lingering. unhealthy air quality in the bay area. concord 89. temperatures are heating up already. 75 in oakland. livermore 91. san francisco 70. temperatures will go up more. here's the air quality for you. "spare the air" alert today east bay and santa clara valley unhealthy conditions. it's going to stay that way for the next couple of days all because of that heat that's in place. right now, we have a heat advisory in effect tomorrow, an excessive heat warning because of those temperatures you see on your screen from 95 up to 115 degrees inland. a lot of records will be broken. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> the weather is set to grow dangerously hot as the workweek winds down. kpix 5's jessica flores on the safety concerns. >> reporter: start your day early, like these pups in livermore. if you want to avoid the sizzling temperatures hitting the bay area over the next few days. >> we have a little kiddie pool. ice water, keep them in, in air- conditioning. >> reporter: the nation

we can see the top of the transamerica pyramid so the ceiling deck is at least 900 feet. 61 oakland. 54 santa rosa. san raciscfrupo per southwest a we have a calm wind in mountain view

you can make out the transamerica pyramid there, even the light on the top bringing you a little brightness this morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm march cus washington hern this hump day of. >> a brand-new member of our "today in the bay" team. >> great to be here. >> nice to have you. >> one thing that's great here is the weather. i love it. >> i'll try because we are going to have another beautiful day. we've really enjoyed nice, cooler temperature,

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you can see the transamerica building there on the right side. let's use this as a backdrop for accuweather highlights. clouds really stubborn and so are the cool breezes. one of the reasons why we're so cool. tonight, mostly cloudy and not quite as much drizzle and mist as we had this morning and bidding warmth through the extended. it will peak saturday and sunday. want to overlay the clouds on top of the temperatures or underneath them so you get an idea of what it's doing. i mean, we're in the 50s and 60s. only san jose and brentwood have seen a little sliver of sunshine that made it to 70 and 72 it. the breezes are going to get even faster today. fast at the coast right now and they will continue to be that way until 3:00 tomorrow morning and then they will push through the golden gate and make the left turn at the bay bridge and head through san pablo bay into the delta from 2:00 to 9:00 this afternoon and evening so brisk there and a little choppy. we don't have much more warming to go in the south bay. 74 in san jose. santa cruz 69. look

let's take a live look outside over looking san francisco this morning, beautiful look city by the bay, transamerica pyramid so clear, so warm, those temperatures we're waking up to, my goodness. -cann. rning to you i'm laura >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. she's wearing a sunny outfit this morning. >> sums it up. it's going to be pretty cloudy today. >> still hot. >> yeah, the humidity. >> the humidity is just unreal this morning if you haven't been out there. just crack open the window you may just want to be close it and stay inside today as we get a look at some of these temperatures now. get a look at that, 76 degrees in the south bay, san jose, the peninsula is 70 degrees, 75 in the tri-valley. at least we have some 60s in the north bay and in san francisco east bay at 65 degrees. also tracking with those clouds a little bit of some moisture moving in, the possibility of a few sprinkles as well as you head out the dew door. also some potential for heat advisories in the forecast coming up. mike starts us out with what's happening in san jose. >> you have speed sensors showing you the

you cannot see the tip-top of the transamerica pyramid. you know we have some visibility issues. i say that ceiling is roughly between five and six hundred feet. temperatures 50s and 60s. yes, you will have drizzle on the way to work. did you have drizzle this morning? >> no. >> katie, they can't hear you nod your head. [ laughter ] >> west winds at 10, 21 at fairfield. later today, numbers stacking

overcast now at the transamerica pyramid. but we can see the beacon and keep in mind, the pyramid stands 853 feet tall so if you can see that

you can make out the transamerica pyramid there, even the light on the top bringing you a little brightness this morning. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm march cus washington hern this hump day of. >> a brand-new member of our "today in the bay" team. >> great to be here. >> nice to have you. >> one thing that's great here is the weather. i love it. >> i'll try because we are going to have another beautiful day. we've really enjoyed nice, cooler temperature, for the inland areas. looking at the east bay, 54 and partly cloudy. patchy fog, too. high temperatures reaching the mid-80s in livermore. and san francisco today up to 65 degrees. we'll talk about those 70s in san jose and how it warms up as we go through the week coming up. mike starts us out with a traffic break in oakland. >> the aftermath of a traffic break. we had these vehicles, as you come southbound right at the coliseum. as you can see traffic flowing great here. we will check the sense,ors. there's a little bit of lag. it's been just about ten minutes since they conducted that break. the earlier cras

transamerica pyramid obscured by the deck of clouds, sfo the same, there will probably be delays. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. mostly sunny 82 in san jose. that's average. how about 88 in throughout the tri-valley? that's spot on. mid-60s, low 70s across the bay and mid-60s with partial clearing seashore. your full forecast in just a couple of minutes. right now let's say good morning to yn

. >> you are looking live at the transamerica pyramid in san francisco as we start our day. time to brew the coffee and get the breakfast going. good morning, it's tuesday, august 29th. get breakfast ready at 4:29. >> what kind of breakfast at 4:29? >> oatmeal, cereal. soup. how were the sliders? >> they were pretty good. >> they were out there for two hours. >> you ate them all? >> did i really? that's fake news. >> no, it's not. >> you forgot about taking your dog out. we have stories about taking our dogs out. look at the overcast skies. 58 in san francisco. mid-50s santa rosa. and 63 in livermore. you have that beautiful deck of stratus. and locally, a good 40 miles. that's a signal of a little bit of cooler temperatures. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. >> we are tracking the usual

let's take a look outside right now, our live weather camera looking out from the transamerica pyramid. this never gets old. looking towards the port of oakland, you can see the lights in the distance before i covered them up. [ laughter ] >> 58 in santa rosa, also in livermore. thin overcast. we have winds up to 8 in oakland. 10 in antioch. 15 fairfield. winds will rotate to the southwest today a good 10 to 15. clouds retreat to the coast. highs top off in the 60s. mid- to high 80s inland even 90. full forecast, 18 after the hour. >>> good morning. now, i do want to tell you

this is our live camera looking out from the transamerica pyramid looking due east and you can see all the bright lights? that's the port of oakland. right now, our temperatures are relatively on the mild side. he60iesantkland ro and livermore. it's the winds that have been most notable currently 13 in the oakland area. 17 concord and clayton. sacramento at 16 and 17 in fairfield where we have lad gusts up to 40. today with another brisk wind, 10 to 20. gusts up to 30. temperature-wise 60s and 70s and we will little 0 degrees in -- hit 80 degrees in santa rosa and talk about the cooler weather for the inland areas and how long it's going to stick around. that's coming up shortly. but right now good morning and bring in jacqueline dun. >>> good morning and happy tuesday everyone. right now we are looking at some slowdowns along westbound 580 the altamont pass. do be advised we have a wind advisory in place. both hands on the wheel and a firm grip. a 25 minute ride between 205 and 680. over at the bay bridge toll plaza. few cars and that backup in those cash lanes, other than oon ouatgr

here's another view from the transamerica pyramid. here's a view from the port of oakland, the estuary of alameda. look at these temperatures. can you remember the last time it's been 69 degrees in san francisco at 4:49 a.m.? average high in san francisco 67. and we are at 69 degrees. dave in napa is reporting 73. he says it's warm with a few raindrops. tgif. thanks so much. you're right. i was driving in on 580 and as i passed the zoo towards san francisco, i had to use my windshield wipers this morning. it's the monsoonal moisture coming in from arizona and nevada. thunderstorms warnings have expired. we have instability associated with this monsoonal moisture that's training into the bay area. sure, we're under the influence of high pressure. that will continue to cause record heat to the north of us and portland, oregon through seattle. here's your futurecast. i have segued a few computer models together so you can see what's happening today. cloudy midday with instability. so you have to have that chance of an isolated thundersto

right now, our transamerica east camera is usually socked

let's take a live look outside over looking san francisco this morning, beautiful look city by the bay, transamerica pyramid so clear, so warm, those temperatures we're waking up to, my goodness. -cann. rning to you i'm laura >> and i'm scott mcgrew in for sam brock. she's wearing a sunny outfit this morning. >> sums it up. it's going to be pretty cloudy today. >> still hot. >> yeah, the humidity. >> the humidity is just unreal this morning if you haven't been out there. just crack open the window you may just want to be close it and stay inside today as we get a look at some of these temperatures now. get a look at that, 76 degrees in the south bay, san jose, the

here's a live look outside at the transamerica pyramid. not a bad view on a weekend morning as you wake up in the bay area. thank you for joining us. we have a look at our microclimate forecast and you say a warming trend. >> and a significant one. we'll see a rapid increase in temperatures across the bay area and that's what we'll keep an eye out for this weekend. right now in the south bay 62 degrees, peninsula 56. tri-valley 60 degrees. we do have some fog, especially along the golden gate bridge. but that will burn off and make way for mostly clear skies. a look at that temperature trend over the next couple of hours in east san jose, we'll see a rapid increase into the 70s by 10:00 a.m. and into the 80s by 12:00 but the inland spots are expected to get the warmest. for san francisco we will be climbing into the 60s by about 12 and hit a high of about 73, 74 by midday and, yes, we are tracking that heat advisory that is expected to take effect tomorrow morning for those inland spots. we're talking triple digit heat in some very hot are

we're looking out towards the transamerica pyramid. it's one of the only shots we can see this morning. we're 55 in santa rosa and 61 degrees in livermore. and 63 in san jose. we have the satellite and radar suggesting the penetration of the low clouds. not quite making it to livermore and concord. and we're seeing the overcast skies in santa rosa. and san jose is reporting cloud cover as well. and dave is our weather watcher in napa. 59degrees and clear and mild in napa this morning. thanks for checking in, dave. we have the clear skies for napa and a little bit of cooler conditions. this is tropical storm harvey. the winds are not the problem. the torrential rains continue to fall. we've seen 30 inches of rain. we are anticipating a second landfall with harvey in the overnight hours tonight. and when they happens, the texas coastline all the way to louisiana. and with that in mind between now and friday we are expecting a total of historic 50 inches of rain in the wettest spots of texas. and keep in mind so far, over 35 inches of rai

live camera looking at the top of the transamerica pyramid. thank you very much for wiping that off. we still don't quite get that clear view though of the top of the transamerica pyramid tower. we are waiting for it though. it's going to clear up eventually. there's a deep marine layer through the bay area including inland. we can expect clouds will clear up this afternoon. mostly sunny for most of us. temperatures will be comfortable today very simple floor what we saw yesterday. today's highs of the for san francisco, san jose 81, 69 san francisco. oakland 74. average for the rest of the day. ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." check out what happened when two hikers came face to face with a mountain lion in california. >> what are we supposed to do? >> i don't know. i don't think you're supposed to run. >> if it cool -- comes at us. >> the one guy is like what are we supposed to do? what are you supposed to do? >> contain fear. >> yeah. you can hear it in their voice. they were on the first day of an 11-day backpacking track when t

my dad did work for transamerica in san francisco for 30 years and had to cross insurance. he never filed a claim once. ofhe had a cold, he paid out pocket. after 30 years, he came down with non-hodgkin's obama and he called me on -- lymphoma and he called me on father's day crying, not because he had cancer, but because blue cross refused to pay for his doctor he wanted to see. i said, do not worry. we hired an attorney and blue cross ended up paying. because of that, he ended up living eight more years. nine out of 10 times, it is the insurance companies or the lack of, and have a novel idea, let's get rid of them. guest: you know, you are absolutely right. it is awful to think of, immoral that in people's time of need, we take advantage of them, tax them, confuse them. i took him out -- i took an oath. i am supposed to protect patients. i am working in a system that is against that notion. we need to get back to taking care of american patience and each other. we need a medical system that works and it is time, you are right. host: dr. matthew hahn and the book is "distr

right now, looking out towards downtown san francisco, the transamerica tower. it's covered, so we're dealing with the fog around the coast and the bay during the morning hours. only partial clearing at the coast, but we'll get a little bit more sunshine, especially along the north bay coast. then much cooler numbers tomorrow. so get ready for that. grab a jacket. you will probably need one if you are heading to the coast today as well. here is the forecast animation with the clouds. you notice, 8:00 this morning, already clear along the north bay coast. here, still pretty cloudy along the peninsula coast and spilling into parts of the east bay. by lunchtime, everyone getting a lot of sunshine with the exception of south of san francisco down towards pescadero. you notice the pockets of light green that pop up. it looks like drizzle overnight into tomorrow morning. we'll see that. so you may need to use windshield wipers heading into work. highs today close to yesterday's numbers. 66 in san francisco. oakland, 71. and antioch, 86. fairfield, 88. then looks like

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can't see the top of the transamerica pyramid. san jose has stratus. temperatures 51 to 58 degrees. the stratus has been breaking up very rapidly this morning. there's the latest view. you see a little bit lining the lip of the bay back through alameda into berkeley and also into el cerrito. otherwise, we are clearing out very rapidly today. weather watcher reporting 50s and 64. everybody has clear skies. now, here's what you need to know. today a seasonal late summer day. tomorrow a jump in the temperatures. and then the hottest weather ever for this time of the year is moving in. today we have an ocean breeze but then the winds rotate more to an offshore "pushhhh" beginning tomorrow. meanwhile, across the state today, hotter here in our inland areas than in the central valley over the weekend. a thunderstorm still possible in the high sierra. 60s at the beaches today. 60s, 70s at the bay. nearly 80 in redwood city. 90 in livermore. low 90s in concord. 83 in san jose. that's pretty seasonal. 88 degrees in santa rosa. check the inland highs. i'm being conservative. the computer mode

meanwhile, another view from the transamerica pyramid. the visibility is not limited. temperature-wise we are into the 60s and 70s. how about that? it is so warm out the door this morning, john miller says it's 5 degrees warmer in santa rosa compared to yesterday. in the mid-60s. meanwhile, our satellite-radar suggests a lot of subtropical moisture is lifting out of arizona, flooding rains in southern california, precipitation numerous as far as the showers are concerned around san luis obispo and monterey. last night a thunderstorm in discovery bay, lightning strikes in concord, cannot rule out the possibility of that this morning. we have light rain around the bay area for the morning commute. so we'll call it unsettled today all the way back through the high sierra into the yosemite area, as well. 72 degrees and muggy in monterey bay for your golfing plans. meanwhile today's numbers 60s 70s, 80s and 90s. it will top off at 97 degrees for the warmest spots towards the delta again where we have a threat of a thunderstorm. less humid on saturday but still partly cloudy

the transamerica pyramid. you can see the marine layer is there in full effect. it is not dropping quite low but it is thick out there. so there's a little bit of dampness in the air. that's what we're feeling this morning. what we're also seeing right now just checked the airport, looks like things are smooth sailing no delays as you are flying in and out of sfo this morning. here's a look at your temperatures right now. 61 concord. oakland 56. livermore 59. san francisco a cool 57 degrees. our sunrise at 6:33. so we're going to wait for that. taking a live look at all of our sky cams and we'll get a chance to watch it happen this morning. sunset tonight 7:49 p.m. all right. so here's a look at what's going on across the state. for southern california, there's a slight chance of some thunderstorms out there because of what's going on in the desert southwest. it's all monsoonal moisture that actually is creating a lot of instability in the air. this high pressure is just really strong and significant. but for northern california, we are clear. things are nice and

let's check the transamerica pyramid and show you what's going on. we are seeing clearing skies probably about 30 minutes ago. but as it does, the clouds roll in and will clear up again. 57 in oakland. livermore 59. temperatures in the 50s and low 60s now. the winds are going to pick up. a northwesterly wind coming through because we have a low to the east, high to the west. so it's causing some swirling conditions out there. not too bad. around 10 or 15 in some areas. fairfield 25. the southwest winds coming there. and we are going to see those gusts in fairfield especially as high as 30 miles per hour. some areas across the bay might also get some gusts into the 20, 25-mile-per-hour range. so you can feel the breeze. we are seeing cloud cover as it comes on through northern california. it should clear up sooner than usual. before lunchtime you should see the sun in most areas except along the coast. looks like the embarcadero was clear by noon. we may get that clearing even sooner. here's a look at the average temperatures for today. usually 68 for

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it looks beautiful as the transamerica pyramid is illuminated on this saturday morning. thanks for joining us, we really appreciate it. we have a look at our microclimate forecast. you know when the sun is shining in san francisco, it's going to be warm everywhere. >> that's a good point. yes, you'll feel the heat especially today because we are on tap for a warming trending. right now in the south bay 61 degrees, peninsula 56, 61 in the tri-valley. those foggy conditions thanks to that marine layer is keeping san francisco right now in the 50s. east bay 55, north bay 47, but we can expect to see a nice increase in those temperatures. it's going to bring the chance of seeing pretty dangerous heat in some areas. the south bay is expected to climb into the 90s. a high of 90 in san jose, 90 in cupertino, los gatos a high of 94. we're talking triple-digit heat in walnut creek, 101, concord 103, danville also expected to climb into the triple-digit mark which is why the national weather service has issued some heat advisories that are expected to take effect in the bay area s

you can see it on the other side of yerba buena island from the transamerica pyramid as we look duos. temperatures very little recovery. high yesterday of 101 degrees. san jose you are well into the 90s, now at 65 degrees. it's 59 in oakland. weather watcher time good morning to bill moon in orinda. he is reporting 69 after realizing a high yesterday of 103 degrees. thanks, bill, for waking up and checking in with us. so not all the bay area is experiencing this latest heat wave. many of you are saying, what heat wave? what are you talking about? it's away from the bay that we have that yellow highlighted area and that's where we have the advisory extended until 9:00 tonight. the red zone is like shasta county and lake county where we have had temperatures up to 115 in lower lake. 115 in redding, as well. so one more day of temperatures into the triple digits before we begin to gradually see those numbers come down. so that's that subtropical moisture lifting into southern california from the back door here. now, computer models suggest that we could see a thunderstorm make its way in

have to say one thing, everybody watching this is a white america, black america, a game my haircut, a transamerica, we are all americans here. that is part of the problem. the started yesterday with the tiki torches which brought our country back 50, 70 years ago to this hateful, ugly, disgusting past. that is not who we are today. we need to reject that. i'm happy to see the president and vice president tweeted that earlier. i look forward to his press conference today. now, more than ever we need to reject hatred on both sides of the aisle and put partisan victim bickering behind and make sure our policies reflect who we are as an american. and injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. >> julie: it certainly is. the president early tweeted about it. trying to communicate to the american people, we all, and all capitals, must be united and condemn all that hate stands for. there is no place for this kind of violence in america. let's come together as one. [inaudible] >> the fbi has been following for decades for his hateful rhetoric. when we saw last night you see the alt-right which

this is our live weather cram looking out towards -- camera looking out towards the transamerica pyramid. we can see the beacon and we have some high overcast and some areas of marine layer. no clearing at the coast today. 53 santa rosa to 63 in san jose. the wind locally boy they were brisk yesterday. not as windy but certainly breezy. west southwest winds right now 11 in oakland and 11 in napa and 17 in the fairfield area. winds pretty consistent later today. southwest 10 to 20 miles per hour. not as killly as yesterday. -- chilly as yesterday. but till below average away from the -- still below average away from the bay. one more thing for you to remember, the overall weather pattern will not be conducive for warm weather near the waters. 62 at rockaway beach. 64 in san francisco. when we should be about 67. 68 degrees. check out the san jose area at 76 degrees maybe 80 towards los gatos and saratoga. it will be 80 in santa rosa today. slightly warmer than yesterday. and below average in throughout the tri-valley. very refreshing in the 70s. we have the forecast when the warm-up will

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i haven't seen any kind of drizzle on our camera less as we take a bird's-eye view out towards the transamerica pyramid but we have been picking up an extensive and deep marine layer this morning. san jose mostly cloudy skies, as well. currently our air temperatures are in the 50s and in the 60s. it's currently 60 degrees in livermore. we have gradual warming continuing away from the bay into our inland areas. warmest day on friday and saturday. then the coastal clouds are likely to obscure your vision for the monday eclipse. got to go inland to see the eclipse on monday. 70s at the peninsula. 80 in redwood city. it will be 80 across the silicon valley. low 80s santa rosa. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." if you're regular watchers, we usually check headlines. given the last few days we want to take the time to share something we think is very, very special. >> violent protesters in charlottesville have prompted many americans to wonder how we move forward as a nation. hate cannot drive out hate. only love can do that. john lewis is the one who affirms that. he encouraged people to speak