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Tropical storm harvey keeps pounding texas and even though it is heading slowly back to the gulf of mexico over 25 inches of rain had fallen in galveston and houston. The flooding could get worse as it keeps raining and the army corps of engineers began releasing water from the reservoirs this morning and that is adding to the water that has already turned streets into rivers. Fema administrator brock long has almost 5000 female employees helping the storm victims fema employees helping the storm victims. We are deep into the Safety Mission ofs with water rescue along with search and rescue. P...

60s by the coast, hot inland with 90s and near 105 some warmer than that. Cooler for some like those in vacaville, brentwood and lake county, i dont see much change. A very cool pattern for some and for others it will not help with the fog. This fog is very shallow, and the same can be said for the santa cruz coast down to watsonville and the san mateo coast with the fog. 50s and 60s on the temperatures and 70s for some. 56 at sebastopol, petaluma in novato at 56, so some not bad with that fog retreating fast. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s to 105, 109. Where is that wreck . At the baseline with the meter...

For the people of San Francisco to show that not only does San Francisco espouse free speech and openmindedness, but also to be able to do so and to show those ideals in a way thats peaceful and supportive of the first amendment. So we have the prayer group people and then we have the their protestors. Have either group talked to their members about these arrangements. Reporter reporter as far as we know the Patriot Prayer group has spoken to the folks that will be planning to show up saying if you want to come be here early. Because again, theres only one gate to get in and thats over there o...

January 19, 2024

After a deadly strain of pneumonia killed off dozens of bighorn sheep in Wyoming’s prized Devils Canyon herd last fall, state wildlife officials say the pathogen has returned to kill more this summer.