Responding. Mornings on 2 starts now. Good morning. Thank you for joining us. Were live at ocean beach in San Francisco where the coast guard is dealing with a mystery this morning. Heres a live picture of a boat out in the surf. Someone reported that they were abandoning ship. That led to the discovery of this sinking fishing boat. Its now stuck in the surf, again, out at ocean beach. Brian flores out there as well. Coming up in two minutes. Hes gonna tell us why the boat could be creating a hazard out there. Again, thanks for joining us. Im pam cook in for Tori Campbell. Welcome back from vacation. You. Thank you. The high clouds continue to rotate in coming off the sierra. Southern california had pockets of rain yesterday. In the sierra, they could see an inch of rain out of this. The key is the low swinging up here. Well see where it ends up. If it ends up in Northern California, well get the cloud cover. I think tomorrow is a better bet for rain. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. H
Relationships between the writers and offers a valuable look at postcivil war west coast and provides the kind of perfect medium for the development of bohemia. It is a rich feast of history that really unwinds many different threads. Both of the writers and the city that helped host their exploits. Ben is the author of another book, the counterfeiters paradise, which is published by penguin press, and his writing has also appeared in the San Francisco chronicle, and hes worked at lathams quarterly. It is a delight and a pleasure to have him with us. Welcome, ben tarnoff. [applause] thank you for that introduction. And thank you all for coming out tonight. I should tell you, i have a little bit of a flu, so if i get a little warm or if my voice gets a little froggy, youll have to forgive me. Mark twain, when he was here in the 1860s in San Francisco wrote a very funny sketch called how to cure a cold, and one of the cures was to rub mustard all over your chest. So if things get to that
134,000 acres. It has destroyed four hos and a dozen other structures. Its nearly put San Franciscos water and electrity supplies in anger. More than 2800 firefighters are having a hard time getting control of the fire because of rough terrain and tall trees which catch fire far abov their reach. The weather is making their effort more difficult. Leigh glaser shows us why. It was really a hot day out the on the fire lines and a gusty winds, reported gusts to 35 mes per hour in the higher terrain there. Were giving you a good see of that plume of smoke that being created by these fires. And its moving as far north as South Lake Tahoe. Theyre reporting very poor air quality. Current readings, temperatures in the upper 80s. Hot out there. Humidity at only 17 . Very dry those winds sohwest gust to 30plus miles per hour. Tomorrow not a lot of relief here. 90 those winds will pick up as well. There is a chance of some dry lightning as we head into tuesday night and wednesday, sothing they do
Something they do not need. Ama. Leigh, thank you so much. John alston joins us live from Tuolumne County with a look at the fire tonight. Reporter this has been one of the nagging trouble spots all afternoon. Behind me that road behind me is the road that leads up to berkeley camp. As best we can tell, that is still apparently threatened by the fire thats burning behind me. Fire crews apparently were able to save some yurts in the area and theyre keeping an eye on some cabins. We dont have any reports of any damage at this point, but the winds have been making matters worse up here in the sierra. Like a welltimed bucket brigade, several helicopters tried to snuff out the fire that would not go away. On the western side, fire crews are taking preventive measures to keep the flames from reaching more populated areas. This clearing will help if the fire moves toward twain hart and tuolumne city. True survivors here. We dont know whats going on either, but we know were safe here. Reporter
The summer solstice is Tuesday, June 21st but extreme hot weather is here so bring a lot of water with you and keep an eye out for triple digits in the Sonora