the caribbean side are ranked tenth in the world. england ta ke ranked tenth in the world. eight goals already. the only downside to their dominance, a wrist injury to rachel dunn. she is a scientist by trade, she knows when her body needs a rest. england's strength is their quality in reserve. helen has behold her nerve at the best of times. she's the face of that last second winner at the commonwealth games. between her and hearten, they both learned more than 90% of their shots, and in 60 minutes england went beyond 70 points. tomorrow, though, they face south africa and at this stage momentum gets more important. we want to go through, when every game, show how dominant we are. we want to be top in that semifinal. it means everything to us to play tomorrow. that semifinal place could be confirmed this evening. as england surged through the group stage, their world cup goal gets even closer. scotla nd scotland are scotla nd a re u nfortu nately scotland are unfortunately outside of the top eight. i'm joined by a guest who knows the england goals very well, former england

all this hotair tenths of a degree celsius. all this hot air striking tenths of a degree celsius.ing up from france and spain, we now have the pick of the heatwave across eastern parts of england. this heatwave is a record—brea ker. over the last england. this heatwave is a record—breaker. over the last 24 hours, we have seen new all—time temperature record set in germany, belgium, and the netherlands as well. now it is time to have our all all—time temperature record under threat. it currently stands at 38.5 celsius, currently set ad van fishermen kent in 2003. it will come down to tenths of a degree. we are watching this area of cloud drift northwards from france which could a few tenths of the degree of the maximum temperatures, so it will be really close, but either way you look at it, and incredibly hot day. plenty of sunshine of sunshine around, sunshine across western areas developing as the heat of the day builds. we have already seen those ten bridges push on into the mid 30s. probably peaking at around 38-39dc, mid 30s. probably peaking at around 38—39dc, so mid 30s. pro

sky emergency, as two window washers working at the millennium tower complex got stuck outside the tenth floor. until the san francisco fire department came to the rescue. >> we were basically sending a rescue group up to the roof to try to rappel down while we were coming from below with the aerial ladder to see if our lad worry reach up and then going straight to the tenth floor to see if we could pull them in through the window. >> ultimately firefighters pulled the workers to safety through windows they opened on the tenth floor. the window washers started working on the building around 7:00 in the morning. but for some reason around noon, their rig got stuck. >> life is crazy. it's crazy. >> cory is one of the window washers who says they were stuck hanging outside for more than four hours. >> the motor stopped working on the rig. so we tried to fix it. and it wouldn't work anymore. i mean, we just wanted to get in, get safe. >> cory has a message for his rescuers. >> we love them. we appreciate them. >> after the rescue, sky 7 was overhead as cory and his coworker worked with firef

newcastle will be bruce poss plus tenth team is head coach, having only just resigned tenth team is head, having onlyjust resigned from sheffield wednesday earlier this week, but what kind of man are they getting? one of experience. 392 premier league games under his belt. but he has been relegated from the pre—real league twice before, once of birmingham and the other was hollow. sands are not customer champions league winning manager to a middling manager, customer champions league winning managerto a middling manager, we have the master tactician, suddenly at some the estimate who is coming into the club who has a record saying, saying i'm not really into tactics. that strikes dread in me. it would appear the preseason isn't exactly isn't going to plan, they we re exactly isn't going to plan, they were thrashed 4—0. steve bruce is walking into a club with deep rooted divides, just to stay on—site, it appears he has a dollar to do. —— he has it all to do. his former club sheffield wednesday could take legal action over bruce's appointment. he resigned on mondayjust six months after tak

it's a new ukjuly record, the all—time record avoided by a few tenths of a degree.get out and about in heat like this, where it has been so hot. friday is going to be cooler and this weather front moving through will cool things further into the weekend but being for some of us heavy rain as we will see in a moment. now, still a few thunderstorms perhaps effecting easternmost areas as friday begins. they're slightly pulling away out into the north sea. for many, friday is going to start dry. but, it is very warm and humid still across eastern parts in particular, some spots won't have gone below the low 20s. for many of us, friday will be a day of broken cloud and the chance of catching a shower. and still perhaps a few thundery ones popping up towards eastern england. remember that weather front? it's this area of cloud, and not a huge amount of rain on it so far, though that's going to change. and although it's not as hot as where it's been so exceptionally hot, there's still heat out there. parts of eastern england and northern scotland were getting near 30 celsi

the dax is down a tenth of 1%.report out of germany and it fell more than expected. cheryl. cheryl: back here at home, lauren, while out on the campaign trail several democratic presidential candidates criticized the president's 4th of july salute to america. >> at an event designed more to stroke his ego than celebrate american ideals. >> he's having a parade for himself, putting tanks out there for himself. cheryl: not everyone thinks attacking the president is the right way to go. >> the less we're talking about this president, the more likely we are to win. cheryl: should the candidates start talking policy instead? let's bring in ceo of american majority, ned ryan and democratic strategist, raul avalar. the fireworks in dc, iowa and new hampshire. ray all, all they did -- raul, all they did was talk about trump, criticize the salute to america. is it time to start focus on what they're going to offer instead of attacking president trump? >> right. well, i think what democrat% talking about is -- we're talking

the mission district all the way down to 30 tenths at one point. that was the best we did. we ebbed and flowed between that and as supervisor peskin mentioned, it was a district three and nine there were the only two districts who had a decrease in unsheltered people in the district in this point in time count. so why the -- while the cities skyrocketed up, we went down. that was because neighborhood -based commitment to a real solution to homelessness, which is to provide an alternative place for people to be and to allow them to stay there long enough to be able to resolve the situation that they were facing. that is something that i feel frustrated about our citywide strategy. not only do we not have enough navigation centers all over the city and i do commend the mayor for trying to fix that, increase the navigation center beds, but the stays in the center are so short that they cycle in and out of that. that is not the way we did it in the mission. the way begot lasting change is people were allowed to stay in the navigation center until they

these residential areas from seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth avenue the west side of the highway from42nd street up to about 60 the street or 70th street are pitch black. con-ed saying this is because of the manhole fire. at least that's how it started which then went into a transformer that blew and put much of manhattan into darkness. the lower right-hand corner of your screen you can see the new york emergency management command center being moved in. we are expecting a news conference from them. that was supposed to happen 45 minutes ago. we have not heard anything. mayor de blasio says he is on his way back to new york. if we look at sixth avenue heading uptown toward central park, it is void of any traffic. the new york police have shut it down to provide a thoroughfare for firetrucks and other first responders to move up and down the city. we are told that rescue crews from the bronx from brooklyn and queens have been moved in to this area for elevator rescues and to pull people out of stock so boys although there is good news on that. we are told everybody is out of the subway

amending the transportation code division 2 section 601 to transit only lane on folsom street from tenth street making the environmental review findings and approving the proposed bike ways and traffic modifications associated with the full sub as follows i will not address all of them but there are many. >> thank you, very much. >> great. >> good afternoon, vice-chair borden, members of the board, my name is paul and i'm very excited to be the project manager and to present the folsom and howard street skate e project. it will implement bike transit and curb side management to 2 soma street, folsom and howard. just to provide a little bit of context in the area, this say two streets that i've had the pleasure to present to the board. within the past 18 months and just to provide a little reminder on why we're here. these two streets are very interesting in the context of soma. they have a lot of diffuses. in the last year like i mentioned we have installed near-term projects that provide a lot of safety benefits for pedestrians and psychists while we're planning a much larger much more

and four tenths of a degree away from the all—time record. but it is now the focus of thunderstorms that we have to keep an eye on. breaking out already, they will move into scotland overnight with torrential downpours. we could see flash flooding and lightning, and look at this, an uncomfortable night for sleeping, 26 celsius in norwich these are the temperatures of 11pm. by the time we get to tomorrow, cooler fresh able working across much of the country, more cloud around but spells of sunshine, heavy thundery showers breaking up through the day, particularly across eastern parts of england, but it does in eastern england, but it does in eastern england and northern scotland that temperatures will still be high, into the high 20s on friday afternoon, temperatures easing significantly compared to the hot weather we have had over the last few days. this is bbc news. iam i am clive myrie. we are at westminster. let's look at the top stories. the uk experiences its hottest day for a july, ever — the nhs warns of the risk of heatstroke, and cou

of 1% nasdaq up six tenths of 1% at this hour. you have ended the session in the red witith the foot sea and the technology in paris of both the closing -- near the fax line while the frankfurt dax close down half a percent. in other business news bentley is looking towards the future as a company turns a hundred years old the luxury carmaker unveiling the xp a hundred gt it's the brand's first zero emissions vehicle. and all the materials used inside are sustatainable. okay i spoke aboutut police chif executive adrian hallmarking awesome if the car was a turning point for the company take a listen. i'm going crazy this call to celebrate that centenary but also set a vision. for twenty thirty five was on target to show what could be delivered. by a brand like bentley in the luxury sector at that time so although the call isn't available for sale today it's a clear statement of our intent for the future. and it is there a missions it is sustainable and it's pretty amazing as well to look at but twenty thirty five that's a long way

it's a new ukjuly record, the all—time record avoided by a few tenths of a degree.cord avoided by a few tenths of a degree. not sure that made any difference to this year's unpleasantness of trying to get out and about in heat like this, where it has been so hot. friday is going to be cooler and this weather front moving through will cool things further into the weekend but being for some of us heavy rain as we will see in a moment. now, still a few thunderstorms perhaps effecting easternmost areas as friday begins. for many of us, friday will be a day of broken cloud and the chance of catching a shower. and still perhaps a few thundery ones popping up towards eastern england. there is a weather front slowly edging eastward, not a huge amount of rain on it yet, there's still some heat to further east you are under to northern scotland as well whether hotspots will be near 80 celsius and again it is not as hot as it has been. member that weather front? it looks like it's going to get going as we go through friday night and indeed stay with us through the weekend. an

account on the other hand saw gains of about four tenths of a percent. meanwhile volkswagen shares were up three quarters of a percent over in frankford after that new collaboration and coming out with ford. now the world is continuing to produce far more oil than consumers demand. that's according to the international energy agency the group released its closely watched monthly report on frida. i found the oil supply exceeded demand by nine hundred thousand barrels a day. of the first half of the year that imbalance expected to continue well into. twenty twenty a big reason for that is soaring productction in the united states. last year the country overtook russia and s saudi arabia to become the world's largest oil producer. one of biggest airlines in the u. s. meanwhile says it's keeping boeing seven thirty seven max jets out of its fleet until november. that means about five thousand flights united airlines will be canceled in september and in october. bad news for the airline but also for boeing. seven thirty seven max was grounded worldwide in mar

frank for dachshund down nearly nine tenths of a percent at the close deutsche bank shares losing 4% there as investors worry the bank's massive restructuring plan won't be enough to turnrn it around. wall street makes as investors look for clues to the federal reserve's next policy move the dow ending the day down a quarter percent. s. and p. five hundred wass a minor gains the nasdaq finishing up over half a percent as shares in netflix jumpeped on record viewership numbers. for season three ofof stranr ththings. finally for business it's common wisdom and that the rich get richer the twenty eighteen and did see an exception at the very top. in annual report from consultancy firm at cap gemini i shshows the world's wealthiest people seeing the value of their assets lose 3% last year rising interest rates and the us china trade war c contributing to that dip. trade fairs and the footsie all world index down 11% with the shanghai composite losing a quarter of its value in. twenty eighteen not to worry though extreme inequality is alive and well as markets have bounced back in. twenty

this cloud that tripped across eastern england and ijust stopped temperatures rising byjust several tenthshunderstorms already breaking out. those storms will continue to move northwards and eastwards overnight, reaching scotland as well. this forms will bring some localised flash flooding and lots and lots of lightning as well. it's going to be a very warm night for sleeping, temperatures, 11pm, 26 degrees in norwich. an uncomfortable night ahead. heading on into friday, some changes in the weather picture. bit more cloud than we have been use to, again some sunny spells but showers will develop. sunny across eastern areas. going to be another hot day across eastern england and northern scotland, where temperatures will still reach the high 20s but otherwise, more co mforta bly, high 20s but otherwise, more comfortably, temperatures into low and mid 20s. this weekend, it goes, whether frontal move—in. and mid 20s. this weekend, it goes, whetherfrontal move—in. going and mid 20s. this weekend, it goes, whether frontal move—in. going to and mid 20s. this weekend, it goes, whetherfrontal mov

but watson, appealing in her tenth successive wimbledon, drew on her experience.. significant gain for heather watson. before winning the game on a tie—break. heather watson. before winning the game on a tie-break. it proved to be a match changing moment. watson never looked back. the british number two winning the game and picking her place in round two. this time tomorrow, could we see england into a first women's world cup final? the small task of the favourites and defending champions the united states stand between them and history. they're in lyon for their semi final and jane dougall is on the banks of the rhone. this has the potential to be the biggest match that any member of this england squad has ever been involved in tomorrow. lucy bronze, who place a club football here in lyon has been speaking to the media about the match. and her manager phil neville has repeated that she is the best player in the world. she was asked if that put any more pressure on her going into tomorrow's match. it is lovely that he has so much belief and confidence in me, but f

charles leclerc was fastest, coming in a tenth of second faster than his ferrari team—mate sebastiansecond quickest. championship leader hamilton was third fastest in his mercedes. hamilton leads the driver standings by 39 points. i think the feeling is good because the high feel runs were good which was quite difficult from beginning of the season on our side and it is very positive and we get to keep working and it will be very strong tomorrow, potentially red bull, it is bad or it is raining, we know it is bad or it is raining, we know it is quick but it will be challenging and we look forward to it tomorrow. if it will lean the migraine on the weekend it is kind of a waste of a day but i did not feel like there is that much anyway because it is so hot and just cooler on the weekend and is dry, i think the tires will come back towards us and it will be more comfortable on the track so we will see. i love the rain so many days are always a good thing. let's take you through some of the other stories catching our eye on friday... at day two of the evian golf championship, lee mi hya

on the tenth we also had a baby rescue with a 14-year-old boy. it was a recovery effort that was very difficult for members. they did a very good job with the conditions that they had. we had another fire at mission bay that looks like a large fire you may have seen it on the news but that was just because the astroturf was burning so it was more dramatic. it was put out with small lines. it wasn't easy fire to extinguish. another bay rescue at the marina greens with a capsized boat and two were rescued. another bay rescue on embarcadero one with one male adult. and then we had a fire at 1930 mission. on the 21st we had another first alarm fire at lucky and 24 th. what happened was also an adult female outside a building, and neighbor collapsed, had a heart attack and we initiated cbr because the medics were right there. she was resuscitated and taken to the hospital. it was a very quick response. on the 24th, we had a bay rescue at. thirty. and adult male was rescued. another fire at golden gate with 12 displaced with no injuries, and then on th

second highest recorded in the ukjust think it's the second highest recorded in the uk just four tenthsngland and back to stop temperatures rising several attempts of a degree. the focus now is shifting from hot weather to the big thunderstorms, which are breaking out right now and across england and wales storms continue to move north and east, overnight reaching scotland as well. they could bring localise flash flooding and lots of lightning as well. it'll be a very warm night for sleeping, temperatures 11 o'clock, but 26 degrees and norwich, so uncomfortable night ahead. heading into friday we see a change in the picture, more cloud, signing spouse but sarah's develop and fund her across eastern areas in particular temperatures coming down in many areas but another pretty hot day, temperatures reach high 20s, but otherwise comfortably we see temperatures into the low and mid 20s. this weekend weather front moving in, very happy and slow moving in, very happy and slow moving with the rain thunderstorms next and meaning we could see localised flooding issues this weekend with the rain

so -- he goes onto talk about i had the long -- this was on -- written on april the tenth.then he said i had a long for an hour and the band played for tea and he describe it is cabin, nice, hot, electric heating stove can you can turn on and off, nice couch with overtable in front and, of course, everything is new. in smoking room on sunday night, 11:45 april 14th, 1912 jar fell for a moment made us think some breakage machinery, but soon engines stopped and stepping from cafe iceberg fell, most people at bed, boat absolutely quiet even 5 minutes later going boat deck noticed very slight lift. after watching some time going down, many coming a deck with lifeboats, learning off to dawn the cabin and put on lifeboat overcoat and cap coming a deck, saw boats being lowered and noticed people going into them. so that was part of his account. i have the account that he wrote -- they had to write their accounts in new york. finally, the last little thing and on the floor bed they found 60 viles of perfume samples, and going to new york on first-class to show his perfumes to the u

it's a new ukjuly record, the all—time record avoided by a few tenths of a degree.a ntness of trying to get out and about in heat like this, where it's been so hot. friday is going to be cooler and this weather front moving through will cool things further into the weekend, but bring for some of us heavy rain as we will see in a moment. now, still a few thunderstorms perhaps effecting easternmost areas as friday begins. they're slightly pulling away out into the north sea. for many, friday's going to start dry. but it is very warm and humid still across eastern parts in particular. some spots won't have gone below the low 20s. for many of us, friday will be a day of broken cloud and the chance of catching a shower. and still perhaps a few thundery ones popping up towards eastern england. remember that weather front? it's this area of cloud, and not a huge amount of rain on it so far, though that's going to change. and although it's not as hot as where it's been so exceptionally hot, there's still heat out there. parts of eastern england and northern scotland were ge

just over one tenth of women are informal employment and those who are faced unpredictable, uncomfortableradical solution, free public transport for all women, subsidised by taxpayer money. the experiment will not be cheap. estimates suggest it could cost $230 million a year. but the government says the city's smooth and efficient metro is not running at full capacity and predicts a rise in female passengers if there is a wave. activists say the policy will have a positive effect in women today are not equal citizens of our cities and the fact we bring more women into the public makes the public space more equal and equitable. there are other issues that need to be looked at such a safety, having more women will make a difference to the city. delhi has money to spend. it runs a budget surplus yet critics say the extra cash could be put to better use. you want to help women, absolutely. analysis after analysis shows that the major reason women are shows that the major reason women a re less shows that the major reason women are less in the workforce is because of taking care of children. g

coming down from below with area ladder to see if our ladder would reach up and go straight to the tenth floor to pull them in through the window. >> reporter: how did they come down? >> through the window. >> through that window. sky 7 flew above the scene moments after firefighters freed those stranded window washers. >> police are investigating a shooting that injured one person in hayward. sky 7 was over the scene at tampa avenue. this is near weeks community park. several cars in a parking lot were roped off with police tape. that's what you're looking at here. police haven't released the victim's condition. they say there are no current concerns related to the safety of the surrounding community. >>> we told you yesterday in an exclusive report san francisco's asian art museum was the victim of a ransom ware attack in may. they say the system is fine but the cyber attack put city hall's technology units on guard. vic lee is live at ci tonight with a follow up report, vic? >> reporter: dan, the city has protocols in place so if there is a cyber attack, they can isolate it and respon

the ftse is down 10 points, a tenth of 1%. federal reserve chairman jay powell is set to testify today on the economy before the house financial services committee. investors are going to be listening very closely to every word for clues from him on whether the fed is going to cut interest rates at that meeting later this month. powell has said the central bank is ready to act and sustain the economic expansion but that was before we got last friday's stronger than expected jobs report for june. investors looking over minutes from the central bank's policy meeting. we're going to get that today. we could learn more about officials' thinking on that possible rate cut. fox business will have live coverage of jay powell's testimony at 10:00 a.m. this. lauren: tech and media giants are heading to sun valley, idaho today for a big conference that will draw everyone from tim cook to bob iger and while they'll be talking up their own streaming services, from apple plus to disney plus, one of the biggest pieces of news to hit streamin

taxing to send from the top one tenth of 1% and you know what we could do with that? we could provide universal child care, babies ages zero to five in this country. think about that coming universal pre- k. for every 3-year-old into 4-year-old. raise the wages of every child care worker in preschool to the professional levels they deserve. [applause] tuition free technical school, community college and four year college for every one of our kids who wants to get an education. [applause] $50 billion into historically black colleges and universities and minorities serving institutions, level playing field. [applause] and cancel student loan debt for 95% of the kids who got it. [applause] [cheering] that's how we build a future for everyone, democrat and republican. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] i want to get your thoughts on some of the backlash against the u.s. soccer team after they came back with there for days before the world cup. what do you think about that? >> i love women and soccer. come on. [cheering] i have to say both my kids played soccer, and my husba

bhp billiton helping to add to it forxx 600, holding tenths of a. point on the losing sight. pulling asian ipo, down 2.5%. concerns in the investor community as to whether anheuser-busch can keep up with the craft beers of the asia consumers taste buds. see alstom following. that's why it's trading down. not because something horrible happened. but today is the first day you buy the stock without the rights to last year's dividend. nestle down 2/10 of -- 3/10 of a percent. some of the defense of stocks following in today's trade. european markets opening pretty flat to up. we do see green arrows after training stocks rebounded following signs the economy is stabilizing. the gdp figure was bad, but the june numbers, more up-to-date retail figures and so forth were up and good. joining us is michael metcalf. michael, how much does the china into yourture play investment strategy, and what do you think of the state of the chinese economy now? michael: the outlook for chinese growth is very central. you're looking at the data we had overnight. gdp data wasn't too much for surpris

depending on of view, two steps forwards and one nine tenths back.ty. christ me if i'm wrong, i understand it to be that if it is conservative negotiated deal ora it is conservative negotiated deal or a new deal, it is conservative negotiated deal ora new deal, labour it is conservative negotiated deal or a new deal, labour will it is conservative negotiated deal ora new deal, labourwill do it is conservative negotiated deal or a new deal, labour will do what they can to stop it and to vote, to advocate remain in a referendum. but if it isa advocate remain in a referendum. but if it is a labour deal, then they would push it. that, once again, is just a fad. you could be forgiven in thinking it sounds off least similar to the position six months ago, just different wording. there is a significant shift hearing that jeremy has with it on pressure does not things are happening here. jeremy has with it on pressure does not things are happening herefi pick—up next story. staying with labour, the three piercy have resigned. we have had the former, labour's

>> dana: they brought it up several times and he's kind of had nine lives on the issue and the tenth >> greg: i have to hand it to donald trump. hillary clinton was in the white house, the story would be deeper than jimmy hoffa. the absence made this story possible the same way her absence made the harvey weinstein story possible because she was in the white house. that story would have been spiked like one of bill cosby's drink. >> katie: can you imagine the story with hillary clinton in the white house? the answer was, it would not have come out. but they are asking now for other victims who have been not part of the investigation. >> dana: they said like over 100. >> katie: they are encouraging him now because he's behind bars with federal charges, to come forward with more information. to seek justice for them and the other victims. the political side, there is more pressure, the tenth time essentially he's been able to get away with this. this will not go away overnight. this is not something a controversy today and that the white house can go forward with that won't go away bec

it's norway's largest private-sector asset manager, but less than one tenth of the size of the sovereignealth fund. it started reducing its exposure to coal in 2013, and has committed to a specific disinvestment timetable. jan: we also communicated that not only would we not invest in companies with 3 30% of their revenue from coal, but that huhurdle will be p put down fur every second year, and by 2026 we will be out of coal. reporter: the sovereign wealth fund has investments in thousands of listed d companie. as of april 2019, it's alslso allowed to invest in unlisted green infrastructure ventures. some environmental activivists y that should be its focus. anja: so if the ministry of finance really wants to be a part of and contribute to this growth, then what they should do is to increase the mandate for the unlisted investments in renewable infrastructure companies. reporter: the fund's mandate has been shihifting. concernsns about the e environt are gainining weht, peperhs in the face of public pressure. it could well be that t otecting norwians' wealalth and prototecting the e env

delta she was born on the tenth. >> baby delta is here. 7 pounds, 21 inches long. >> that's so beautiful. also this weekend, we got another deeply emotional reminder of how precious life is. dwayne chapman said good-bye to his wife beth. only i spoke with dwayne before the memorial. >> you did it, bethy. >> is there such a thing as manning up. >> you're asking me, i'm a cry baby, i would be crying through the whole thing. i can't stop it. i can't believe that she's gone. this is not possible. i want to wake up from a dream. >> just as dog predicted he delivered an emotional eulogy at the memorial. >> i never feet like this. >> more than 1 million viewers have watched online. their two children together also gave tear-filled speeches. >> i never imagine having to write a speech about this. sorry if i cry >> as "e.t." reported their upcoming reality show will still air on wgn america later this year. >> dog said it was beth's dying wish to be on tv together one last time. >> have fun and love each other. and laugh all the way. >> the show di

sky emergency as two window washers working at the millennium tower complex got stuck outside the tenth floor. until the san francisco fire department came to the rescue. >> we were sending a rescue group up to the roof to try to repel down from them. while we were coming down from below to see if our ladder would reach up and going straight to the tenth floor to see if we could pull them through the windows. >> reporter: the firefighters tell me the window washers started working on the building around 7:00 in the morning. for some reason around noon their rig got stuck. >> crazy. >> reporter: cory is one of the window washers who says they were stuck hanging outside for more than four hours. >> the motor stopped working on the rig, so we tried to fix it. it wouldn't work anymore. >> we just wanted to get in. >> reporter: cory has a message for his rescuers. >> we love them and appreciate them. >> reporter: after the rescue sky 7 was overhead as they worked with firefighters on the roof to try to figure out how to get their platform off the side of the building. eventually another empl

that's the reason you could get tenth of an inch of rain.ng, numbers in the low 50s to start. clearing skies inland as we head toward the afternoon and those temperatures running fairly cool, especially around san jose. only 75 degrees. we'll see numbers in the 70s from the tri-valley up towards walnut creek. peninsula temperatures fairly cool. mid-60s in san matteo. look at the wind. you can see the north bay. coolest day of the week will be tomorrow withumbers mostly in the 70s. so the first half of the week, very interesting here. rain heading toward the pacific northwest. then high pressure strengthens thursday and friday just enough to warm our temperatures up. it's not a whole lot but at least we will get numbers warmer than what we're starting the workweek. for san francisco low 60s. might see more mist again into tuesday. the numbers climbing into the upper 60s. unusually cool tomorrow with some mist possible even inland. then we begin to see the temperatures swing back in the other direction with 80s and probably in toward places la

this happened around 10:30 yesterday morning on east tenth street. police say the two men with guns robbed the store and then got away before police could arrive. you can see the two suspects in these photos. >>> right now, we want to take a look at this, this is a fire that ripped through a home in santa rosa early yesterday morning, causing nearly a half million dollars in damage. firefighters say the flames started just before 1:00 in the morning outside near a deck. the fire destroyed the back part of the home and part of the attic, but fortunately, no one was home at the time of that fire. >>> and san francisco giants ceo larry baer met with the team for the first time since his suspicion. you may remember major league baseball suspended baer after this video surfaced several months ago. the video shows him getting into an altercation with his wife. the giants say baer focused on regular counseling during his three-month suspension. mlb reinstated him on tuesday. the meeting happened friday. >>> much more ahead for you here on "today in the bay.

giants didn't get a hit after the sixth but two outs in the tenth. sandoval wraps up.rson running from first. relay from home to no one in particular. the giants win again. 1-0 on a walk-off error. it is their seventh straight victory and they're all the way back to .500. how about the a's and twins? 94 degrees in minneapolis and i want to be wearing a body suit and mask. a's start with a bang. siemian leading off, 15th homer of the season. a's would build an early 2-0 lead. twins retake the lead with one big swing of the bat. third inning, gonzalez, up, up and away. two run bomb off bassett. if you want to win be clutch. olson, two-out knock in the fifth. siemian scores and tied at 3-3. a's tack on two more runs in the sixth. khris davis, this balls gets down. oh, let me get this mask off. i need some air. i need some water. hydration. a's win, 5-3. >>> surprising news. no suspension for tyreek hill. a shocking ruling from the nfl. the chief as wide receiver can report to training camp. hill was heard on audio tape threatening his former fiance. there were allegations

the tenth they will have one tenth as many as we have on the first day. what that means is it will go down pretty quickly and then we will have a really long tail where it will continue to have the risk for quite a while. the last time we had earthquake at this size we were seeing significant aftershocks for mor than a year for several years. >> so far everything we are seeing, we seem to be having some continued activity on the southwest striking part of the l-shaped, but the majority are up to the north. >> the color coordination there obviously the large is the main shock. >> wright, the colors, the reds reds are the most recent events. and so you can see. >> when you say recent? >> within the last hour. >> those we would say are all associated with the magnitude 7.1 bird those are all aftershocks. those are all spread out, but you did see it up to the northwest we speculate that is where the rupture may have stopped, but we can't confirm that until we actually have mor data and how people get reports back from the people on the ground brickey you said

in the tenth, the giants bats broke loose scoring four runs, including the game winner from alex dickersonthey beat the rockies 8-4. giants have won 9 of their last 11 games, just three games behind securing the second wildcard playoff spot. what a change there. let's hope the trend continues. >> giants are hot, a's too. they were in a dancing mood in the stands there as they hosted the seattle mariners at the oakland coliseum last night. all-star matt chapman had a big night, his 22nd home run of the season. a's crushed the mariners 9-2. 13 wins in 16 games. the a's and mariners go at it again this afternoon in oakland. first pitch 12:30. >> keep the baseball going. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay" we'll have a check of the forecast. >> and we're going to have another hot day for the inland areas, and martinez starts out nice and cool. now is the time to let the house cool off before we head into the low 80s at noon. we'll talk more about this and the rest of the forecast coming up next. >>> kari shows 80, i show 92. the san mateo bridge westbound, someone changing lanes safely af

a tight game, lots of fantastic matches today about to come through that and compete for ninth and tenthe ranked eighth so they can leave here with their head held high. they lost to zimbabwe in their initial group which was a shop but zimbabwe have gone on to do great things so it is nothing to be ashamed of. if they get ninth it is not too far below their world ranking. an epic match for scotland up ranking. an epic match for scotland up against trinidad and tobago. it was 43 all. that is a way to go in front of this crowd but not the result they wanted. such a physical game and very low scoring but u nfortu nately, scotla nd game and very low scoring but unfortunately, scotland will not make that play off due to their goal average. they would have known that going into the match, they needed to win itand going into the match, they needed to win it and unfortunately they couldn't get that one extra goal they needed. we are so excited about this potential of england making it through to their first final. how important would that be for the england girls? it will be massive. we have see