romaine: florida and other states in the so-called sun belt in the u.s. also showing signs the outbreak is easing. i know that while you were in your cattle ranch in texas you are looking at trends in restaurants. but today i heard you are looking at what is going on in arizona. joe: you can see it all over the place. internationally, even with the virus surge, we continued to see people eating out more. we saw a little bit of a dip, the white line. but as the virus has decreased in arizona, people are once again going straight out to the restaurants. it has not slowed down that much. areline: for more, we joined by connor, who wrote about this in his column this week. your perspective on the resilience that we see in some of the harder hit states and the desire to keep the wheels of the economy greased. romaine: connor? caroline: i think we have a technical issue. we will go back to him in a moment. romaine: joe, maybe you can chime in here. he had wrote a great piece about this on bloomberg opinion where he looked at the trendlines in these sun belt sta

for the sun. if you look at the animal it's massive and can provide a lot of meat it can provide a lot of the same terms a blanket the students use a blanket and there is also a fence they use it for cooking they use it for and they use it for cleaning themselves the. doctors they use it also for another purpose and my t.o.s. works as a guide and to quote you son culture and education center in terms of fun time near cape town it's the 1st center dedicated to sun culture in south africa. the traditional hunters and gatherers are an indigenous people in southern africa their ancestors lived here when the dutch reached the shores over 300 years ago the rock art they left behind emphasizes the sons deep connection to nature. the dominance of the european colonialists massive land loss and assimilation have marginalized the group today there are only about 150000 people in southern africa who identify as sun working at the center my tears as colleague. has learned to appreciate the beliefs and traditi

have been going up in brazil in the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to him on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because in germany the son plays family the. same now but the side of a good listener side with the ponytail instead of a deep voice exterminate the guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes and thinking how definitions are not only a mental image just put out a whole 1st time some of the role. is inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to how with intercultural understanding my name is a member and i work and to doubt the polls. beethoven some of this did you did do. did is it does a john a 60. 7 when he wrote grants of stolen beethoven. and of course the subconscious always one thing is clear the beatles want to be popular. and she assured. the unsound these composers i can't even begin to imagine a world class one player similar unobservant journey of discovery. for the whole. store

another two to three hours, and we'll get some sun. we're looking at temperatures that are pretty seenasonal. 63 in san jose. there's a feathered friend there enjoying the view. 55 in san it is 68 in mountain view. look how still it is from our roof camera. with the clouds around, it's in the 50s in the north bay. sun is shining in the east bay, low to mid-50s. the next several hours, the fog pulls back. we've got 60s and 70s for most by 10:00. 2:00, it's more 70s and 80s, even a few 90s appearing. if you like the warm weather, you'll like monday. but boy, it's going to get pretty cool around here mid-week. i'll detail that for you, next. >>> as we work to build a better bay area, part of that is working to combat issues of homelessness and finding ways to achieve affordable housing. those are two critical issues in creating an economy that works for all of us. you likely saw this photo over the past week. it's part of a stunning story from "the san francisco chronicle" about a young boy named theo in berkeley, living in a tent. i spok

the nba bubble and devin in the phoenix suns and he scored 27 this afternoon against the mavericks andphoenix finishes the game with a perfect eight and nobody was better and portland loses tonight and the suns advanced to the western conference play in game this weekend or they go home. there are 22 teams, guys in that bubble. and even if you don't make the playoffs, you go home i happy camper and that is a good job by the phoenix suns. >> happy and healthy in the nba's case. >> most importantly, healthy. >>> still ahead, get your meal delivered and get a show to go with it. special delivery in san francisco. >> how about a show with their next meal? >> ♪ >> it is called meals on heels. a drag queen delivers your food and cocktails along with a socially distance lip-synch performance. nightclub oasis is offering this on friday night as a way to pay the bills while they are shut down. this is brilliant. >> you know, it just shows you that people are so creative >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6: ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs death toll hits a new high. 1,500 deaths reported fro

sun, sea, sand and social distancing. this is british summertime in our new normal.sea front as temperatures here and across england's southern coast have soared. the government is urging people to keep their distance from one another, but with limited success. when we got here we suddenly realised there was a lot of people in a very small amount of space. so we're going to try our best to keep our distance from everybody else. it's difficult when it's so crowded everywhere, isn't it? yeah, not many people wear masks in shops around here, i've noticed. well, i was stuck in for three months. you've got to live, haven't you ? because we don't know when this is going to end. with thousands of people having now cancelled their foreign holidays, public health england recognises that they will instead probably flock to beaches like this one in southend. even so, they are urging members of the public, particularly those in vulnerable groups like the elderly and very young, to limit their exposure to the sun and make sure that they remain hydrated. away from the beaches, at

perhaps i am trying to induce some sun valley cricket. can't bring manchester city fans any son, a dreadful evening for them. what is that saying again, third time is a charm? not so for manchester city — the third year in a row they've exited the champions league in the quarterfinals. a goalkeeping error, missing an open goal and even some var controversy thrown in for good measure saw them lose 3—1 to lyon — a side who finished seventh in the french top flight last season. austin halewood was watching the drama unfold. heartbreakfor manchester city, beaten in the quarterfinals once again. according to their manager, these men had a once in a lifetime opportunity to win this competition. the doors might have been closed, yet city's defence was inadvisably open. lyon's maxwel cornet was so surprised to have this chance, he immediately wondered if it was offside. it wasn't, lyon were ahead. city, the overwhelming favourites, needed to loosen up. but just as frustration grew and doubts lurked, kevin de bruyne stepped up. manchester city, br

when sun begins to cost high maybe. the sources can't compete with it though attentive can compete with that right now there is no competition you cannot compete that's something that is going to take the a truck bottom. pricing. as sand alternatives and new construction methods struggle to game budget a must see the sand gold rush is gaining speed and more battle fronts are appearing . on the coast of britain hundreds of families survived by traditional fish. but today the fishermen are angry. a multinational with a thirst for sand plans to exploit the ocean floor destroying their livelihoods. but what need an issue does. it doesn't matter. so i'll go so this is a. lot with the global. companies have come to brussels complaining about it not sure if i was in rules say. on the does rules get to the things we need. so what they try to demonstrate is that by doing it by taking out sand from the not so rare there is no impact. going from you know me doing this well enough so i get on quite often with a great deal more pres

sun, sea, sand, and social distancing. this is british summertime in our new normal.ea front as temperatures across england's southern coast have soared. the government is urging people to keep their distance from one another but with limited success. when we got here actually we suddenly realised there is a lot of people in a very small amount of space. so we're going to try our best to keep our distance from everybody else. with thousands of people now having to cancel their foreign holidays, public health england recognises that they will instead probably flock to beaches like this one in southend. even so, they are urging members of the public, particularly those invulnerable groups like the elderly and the very young, to limit their exposure to the sun and make sure they remain hydrated. sangita myska there. let us leave you with this tale. how about this, the tale of the german nudist who was determined not to let nature get the better of him. the naked man, as seen here, gave chase to a wild boar in berlin, after it snatched his plastic bag — which had his lapt

whatever sun tzu 40,500 beijing and moscow.force in your country can do so could you all kinds of country. —— 2500 years ago. we have a leadership which has loosely formed a camp in supporting each other when it comes to crisis. we have also seen, at the same time, the west trying to form lines for themselves to counter countries like china or russia. at the moment, there is no global leadership. what we have seen is a line sees with each other. going back to the russian story at that ned was talking about. isobel, a word on that situation and what the outside world is about russia? how many seconds do i have too sort the russia problem? any sign of any kind of organisational coherence from europe and north america on the issue? i think, actually, the europe and north america on the issue? ithink, actually, the eu is becoming increasingly coherent in its approach, both to russia and china. as the us electoral season gets under way, i think increasingly the steady shift in global diplomacy is going to be europe. ned, a line from

heaven on earth and brazil and the sun was always the man since the point of his word for sun is masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i wanted to come to it on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because in terms of the side of the family. scene in now with the side of a good listener so i read the fine detail instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes the thinking how definitions of far not. only a mental in may just put our whole perception of the role. inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to help with intercultural in this time because my name is earl and i'm aware you and i work at it out. of. the book. this is d.w. news live from berlin the number of coronavirus cases in india tops 2000000 but experts fear the true number could be much higher as an infection spiraled in the densely packed next. year in germany health officials also sound the alarm the 1st 5 infections there are fears that we're turning to kaisha nurse could bring the v

. >> as the sun bakes the bay area, doctors agree on one th are ng water. >> this is number 2 so far. >> even as the temperature blew back the century mark, it was not hard to find people out in the heat and along the iron horse trail the path was empty. and check up this lineup at the apple store where employees popped up a tent for a bit of shade. >> the weather has increased extraordinarily high beyond what we are used to. it's already like 106 and 107. i'm not used to that weather. >> there was less shade at this construction site where workers not only had to contend with osha protective gear but covid- 19 ppe. and er doctor worries about heat exhaustion and heat stroke for those spending hours in the blistering sun. >> working in the sun for a few hours and you don't feel like you have any need to urinate and that indicates are not drinking enough water. >> if you do start feeling your respiration increase and thursday thursday the doctor recommends get inside. >> the best thing you can do is expose as much skin as possible and rinse yourself with the spray bottle and sit in fro

carbon in who are the investors for sun exchange walk us through the. crowdfunding platform when you can donate money to projects and get things kick started a new way of opening the panels if you will sat in an apartment and you might want to be generating solar power for economic environmental reasons. to put solar panels on through some exchange the click of a button you could have a tunnel deployed on top and one of the sunniest places on earth so the people who use something to change all of the areas from all walks of life from many countries our latest project was to our wine cellar here in south africa 500 kilowatt system about people about 85 countries around the world. to power projects it really is a very diverse. from around the globe so a diverse group of investors why are local utilities making this investment. well the projects we deploy are on the smaller smaller scale and utilities generally care about big scale generation you know centralized power stations the future we believe is embedded generation solar panels deployed at the point

>>this morning, good chance to get out there enjoy the sun without the heat paired with it. golden gate bridge looks beautiful this morning, no fog out there. now something that we are getting rid of today that thunderstorm potential we saw yesterday morning up in the north bay all through the morning on sunday to that moisture plume shifting a bit and now we are seeing your greatest potential of any precipitation along the north coast. bay area holding on to heat not so much holding on to the unsettled weather that we had been seeing so today dry but hot tomorrow we start to subtract just a few degrees from our daytime highs. it's still going to be hot just not as hot and still under excessive heat warnings tomorrow. those expire wednesday night by thursday we subtract a few more degrees so we're working our way in the right direction. even if it is just a few degrees at a time. extreme heat remains across the bay area the u.s. all of us pretty much all of us anyways except for the coast in san francisco. lit up in pink meaning excessive heat warnings for yet another day le

deserted island is now parked in the sun awaiting the uncertain day when millionaire buyers will again descend on to buy and restore its glory. to kill the corporation managing the palm in the world the crisis is more than financial overdevelopment is totally liquidated to buy as natural sand resources and you think we'll find of goals dubai is on the edge of that there's a they've got older style and they need like all the gulf states dubai has sand everywhere so why doesn't the emirates simply help itself to the desert. desert sand is the wrong color end of sand for building a lot of fishel islands why because desert and all the grains have been blown around by the wind is typically very round and very smooth if you want to use it to build an island they don't stick together you need sand that that is more angular rougher rougher age say that naturally sticks together. see sand is perfect for island building and construction but it's in limited supply sand is not a sustainable resource. although its own stocks are exhausted dubai is far from given up. the burj khalifa at the time of

we know that sun energy is one of the most important and abundant form of energy that we can use for our daily even though it is better. and most of their clients in other villages also very. being the electricity we are using this to convert the energy on the cheap this is a growing economy means that india's energy needs to double in the next 20 years the country has also commented yourself to sourcing nearly 40 percent of its power from sun and wind by $20.00 to $30.00 but skilled workers are lacking in modern photovoltaic units solar power grid systems in the eco sense levada creates beeching has an emphasis on practical skills it is also quick the bachelor's degree at this university in delhi for example only takes 3 years in the state of the usual form it is one where the universe. hoping to attract more interest they can learn the things that it can not only the theory but they can actually see what is going to happen in the field for example i tell you that if you want to go into the field where you have a store full of panels you want to see where the whole of the select fal

may have been written 2,500 years ago, but chinese leaders and tech bosses may be reciting favourite sunach other this weekend as the us imposes a near blanket ban on the supply of computer chips to huawei. ned, i'll start off with you.. is this a us attempt to kill off huawei? i think even among the most hawkish voices on china in the trump administration, there is a recognition that horse has bolted, it is simply impossible to talk about destroying a company of the size and international reach of huawei, which after all is either the second largest or largest smartphone producer in the whole world. very much on the table is a desire to cut huawei down to size, specifically, to limit its participation, if possible to eliminate its participation, in the next generation of 56 telecommunications network, at least in western countries. there is a real concern in washington, and to a certain degree in other european countries now, about the security implications of too great an involvement of huawei in things like 56. although it is nominally a privately held company, it has benefited from e

with the sun coming up some you can see that it's still very hazy. i couldn't tell you which direction the sun is because there's so much haze, smoke and ash. those chp officers are still behind me guarding that intersection of cherry glen and pleasant there are allowing people to come out but not up the hill where the blaze has burned through the countryside since on air this morning and seen the progression of that fire down that hill and want to bring you video, this is video of houses burning on english hills road here in vacaville. a scene that played out throughout the evening. we had a photographer roaming the area. he found videos of houses burning as well as folks looking to escape the fire. take a listen to what some of those folks had to say about evacuation from this particular fire. >> so my husband was driving the car and it burnt -- he got burnt and he had to leave the car and it blew up so i was walking down by myself. and i got all these flames on me and i lost my shoe. but i made it. god saved me. >> reporter: yeah. a very interesti

so we are going to see the damage as the sun comes up.ined winds, wind gusts in alexandria area, central louisiana and the strongest winds are around alexandria, so the core of the strong winds still through portions of central and northern louisiana throughout the afternoon. we are looking at the risk for tornadoes as well as heavy rainfall. thankfully i haven't seen a lot of tornado-warn storms but we will see watches as we have outer bands that are already counterclockwise and we have rotation. this is going to pull up into arkansas. they will potentially get 7 to 10-inches of heavy rainfall, flash flood warnings in effect for much of louisiana in towards eastern texas and then arkansas. this is going to move up to the tennessee and ohio river valley over the next couple of days, still the potential for flooding rainfall as well as those strong winds as the storm moves north ward around 15 miles per hour and look what happens, curves across ohio valley, into mid-atlantic and northeast still with tropical characteristics. we will see po

and we are lucky that tanzania, we have good sun full-time. 12 hours we are in sun. [hi i speaking native languageg] [woman speaking native language] [woman speaking native language] [man and woman speaking native language] [woman laughs] [shamata speaking native language] [woman spepeaking native langua] [woman speaking native language] favdi: it's very empowering, as youu can see, because you are picking the women who doesn't even go out of the village, but they are coming all the way here. after 5 months, they become solar engineering. they go to the village they electrify. it's very powerful. very, very powerful. castico: the dirty business of staying bebehind and waiting for my husband to bring something home is no longer there. even the husbands, they are confessing that. when my wife wanted to start going to the college, i rerefused. but when e came back, oh, there was a lot of love. [hajq speaking native language] [woman speaking native l langua] narrator: while the training students are receiving at barefoot college in tanzania serves asas a model f for othe

areas to the south will be the last to get the sun.k up. yesterday, livermore did not even get to 70 degrees. menlo park, will jump to 78 today. 60s more so than 50s. we are running a little bit warmer. low 60s in upper 50s. the low clouds and fog north to south and it is just going right down the coast. i think we will have sunshine for all. sometimes it hangs longer on the san mateo codes. sunny and breezy today. we will get an afternoon breeze. nothing too crazy but it will warm up to seasonal averages. showing signs of cooling off into next week. >>> staying calm during these troubling times. how to navigate your feelings of stress and how stress affects your body. >>> some people might be more prepared to handle the coronavirus. details looking at how people respond to symptoms. sign-up for our new ktvu newsletter. head over to ♪ /email and sign up for the daily service. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse,

have gone up in brazil the sun was always the man since the portuguese word for sun is masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i want to come to it on t.v. that would change how i see the world because into a month of the sun this family. came in now but the side of a good listener so i was a ponytail instead of a deep voice extroverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes the thinking how definitions are not only a mental image just put out a whole perception of the role. inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storyteller and i use my words to how quick intercultural on this and my name is and i'm acquainted and i work to tell people. this is the dog the news live from berlin and unrest and hopelessness in the u.s. after the shooting of another black man by police the family of victim jacob blake say he may never walk again after being shot multiple times in the back this latest incident setting off protests not just in the state of wisconsin but across the country. also in the u.s. 1st lady melania trump give

haven't gone up in brazil the sun was always a man since the portuguese word for sun it's mescaline when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i wanted to come to it on t.v. and that would change how i see the world because into a month the sun is family in. syria now but the side of a good listeners tyreese a ponytail instead of a deep voice extraverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realised how language shapes the thinking how definitions are not only mental in may just put our whole perception of the world. does inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist i'm a storytelling and i use my words to help with intercultural understanding my name is the one way you and i work and to tell people. this is d.w. news live from berlin germany's children heading back to school after the summer break just as coronavirus cases are on the rise the focus is on keeping children and teachers safe i'll talk about the steps to do that also coming up today. it appears as if spain's former king juan carlos has fled the country amidst the corruption probe is accused of taking mi

we know that sun energy is one of them was import and abundant form of energy that we can use for our data even our ideas back. and most of the appliance in our village is also where we can. bring the electricity we are using with a breakthrough convert the energy on the cheap is a growing economy means that india's emerging needs to double in the next 20 years the country has also commented itself to sourcing nearly 40 percent of its power from sun and wind by 2030 skilled workers are lacking modern photovoltaic units solar power systems in equal sense live body craves beeching has an emphasis on practical skills it is also the bachelor's degree at this university in delhi for example only takes 3 years instead of the usual 4 it is one where the universe. hoping to attract more interest they can learn the things that it can not only the toy but they can actually see what is going to happen in the field for example i tell you that if you want to go into all the fields where you have installed solar panels you want to see where the whole this and late falls on how much energy is produc

most of it was that all of us thought that it was the sun. and the with the. utmost. another tragedy in the mediterranean about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea fell overboard earlier this week more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year desperate people from syria africa and india but the boat sank less than 10 miles off libya's coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe the migrants were fleeing poverty and war in. down in somalia as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board only handful survived 3 ship wrecks in just 3 days claims $709.00 large just the most recent tragedy involving migrants trying to meet you in the week. to suddenly get a mass migration of millions it's a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble you know lease terrible books songs those books so it can last very long well you know. work for 22 years counting nobody listen see. in the home. but i know the home to send me a bit. but when we're looking for the throw up of bugs. for instance. this a bit. here is the gold

more sun today. 70s through 90s. after today it looks like some relief is on the way into wednesday. more toward the end of the week. >>> san francisco family still mourning the shooting death of a little boy killed on the fourth of july. >> i am begging and pleading for somebody to reach out and help us, please. help jason. >> the large reward being offered to find who killed jace young. >>> it's back to students across the bay area. what is being done to help with distance learning. >>> the world health organization has released a new study that is far different than its earlier research involving who is spreading the coronavirus. it's latest study found people without symptoms can be just as dangerous as those with symptoms and the viruses spread by young people who often don't even know they are infected. the new study comes two months after the world health organization stated the spread of coronavirus from asymptomatic people is very rare. >>> the santa cruz county board of supervisors will consider closing bea

thatis population to get behind the sun that is probably the main message.vaccine has decreased, due in part, it seems, to complacency. in scotland there was a fall of 15% between 2015 and 2020. take up dropped 13% in northern ireland in the same period and in wales it fell 7%. in england the proportion of vulnerable people getting vaccinated fell 6%. with fears thousands more people could die in the autumn and winter due to flu and coronavirus, the government is planning the biggest everflu immunisation programme, up to 30 million people in england being offered the vaccine. there is a huge programme within the nhs to roll it out. we have expanded it because we do not want a flu outbreak at the same time as dealing with coronavirus and in fact we may... of all things go very well we may have to roll the two out concurrently. in another initiative today the government has announced workers on low incomes and areas of england where there are high rates of coronavirus will be able to claim 13 times a day if they have to self—isolate. the benefit is due to be t

afternoon and the movement of the sun. i always keep an eye on the sun after all it's the only thing you can keep in view here because it's the sun that is always determined whether it is day or night. where. the ancient songs of the nomads tell of their longing for their beloved homeland the endless expanses of the step and the deep blue mongolian sky. that. while her husband takes care of the horses and in a suit turns the rich milk from their goats and sheep into quark yogas and cheese. these are staple food stealing the summer months. the youngest daughter still lives with her father and mother her older siblings are already attending school and live with their grandparents in the city. a daily walk to school through the step would be much too arduous and too far. to them the facility not to be teased at that we have never really thought about living in the city if we have work to do in the city we take the train as it usually runs at night. that way we are there early in the morning before work starts and then you can

some places like even right now you're seeing a little sun in this shot. see the glint on the windshields of the cars. traffic is getting a little heavier. i know it's rush hour and nothing like it used to be. there's a few cars out there. a lot of fog pushing inland on big strong winds. gusts up to 30 miles per hour sfo. livermore, 22. we had thunderstorms. that's an area of unsettled weather. when you see fog like that, typically it's able to form because it's higher pressure in the area. we'll continue to warm. we cooled off today. lower pressure came in, stretched the fog out. that's why today was the coolest day of the week. tomorrow and subsequent day it's going to come down in a high pressure stable pattern and we'll begin to warm. that's the plan starting tomorrow. very little tomorrow. but then it will ramp up by the weekend. i'll see you back here with that complete forecast. >>> now to the latest from lebanon where the investigation into yesterday's deadly explosion is focusing on the 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate that was stored at a facility

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sun, sea, and coronavirus.0 tourists, bookings are down by 80%. all we want is to stay open. it's nice when people come on holiday and see everything open, not closed, not only one shop, but most of the places open. and all we want is for our government to give us a bit of help. cut down a bit of taxes and make it easy payments for us, so we can stay open until the end of the season and welcome our new tourists for next year. greece has managed to avoid a large outbreak of coronavirus throughout the pandemic despite a surge in cases across europe. they are just seven reported covid cases in zante and more than 4,000 for the whole of greece. we've been greece before and we feel safe, yeah. we're just happy to be on the beach and enjoying the weather. yeah. a bit of sun. it's been pretty chilled out here, they take it pretty seriously. the social distancing is still in place, especially in the nightlife, but things are functioning pretty normal out here, so it's good, it's been a good time, yeah. this weekend, ge

no bigger story in the nba than booker and the suns. scored 27 this afternoon against the mavs and phoenix finishes with a perfect 8-0 record. they still needed help, though, to reach that series. phoenix needed a loss from the blazers. 4th quarter, portland trailing brooklyn by one. he had 42 points. final second. for the win? no. and the blazers survive and advance winning 134-133. they will face the grizzlies beginning on saturday. with portland and memphis moving on, the spur's streak of 22 connective playoff appearances, tied for the longest in the nba history came to an end. san antonio has not met the postseason since. >> the last time the nba playoffs did not include the spurs, 1997. south park debuted on this day 23 years ago. titanic was the number one movie and the bulls won their fifth nba championship. and the warriors went 30-52. pop was asked about e st ending and he said that is fake news. the real news now, ken bastida. thank you. >>> rides are off limits at the santa cruz beach boardwalk but a new attrac (upbeat music)

keeping out of the sun. there was also a colorful sea of umbrellas and tests. the more traditional option as the wicker beach chair and. vented on the baltic sea coast and $882.00 it's now an essential beach item. getting in on the fun is super easy if you get a key and a number at one of the many rental spots along the beach and 5 your chair then set it up. and relax. in the waker beach chair is tightly interwoven with beach culture at the baltic and the north sea and rarely found outside of germany. oh that is an island of superlatives it has germany's longest beach some 1900 hours of sunshine a year and super full especially the beaches are overrun by tourists what i'm wondering is are there any quiet spots left let's find out together on a tour around the island. closer to home has an impressive 12 kilometer boardwalk that leads you past lots of greenery and beautiful buildings. prominent is the most direct connection between the popular resorts of these hearings dolphin the odd bank and stretches out al

the vineyard juts out into the sun has reflected this specific environment gives candidates the grapes it produces. here where i live cope has a slate bedrock which is important because it stores the heat by day and radiates the warthe back to the vines at night that gives our wine a wonderful aroma. along with its epicurean qualities wine has played a different role in history one than today we're surprised that so much wine in beer was drunk in monasteries it probably has to do with the fact that water was so dangerous like a fairly today we know this was because of bacteria and. also in the ancient world clean drinking water was a rare commodity beer and wine diluted with water were there for common beverages. the bible even attributes healing properties to wine. for instance in the book of proverbs we read. let beer be for those who are perishing wine for those who are in anguish proverbs 31 verse 6. in this white wine became an important cultural tradition which the archbishop's of tria foster to this day though their motives are of course different. some are in the diocesan viney

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those will die down as the sun sets later this evening. you can see a little bit of fog in northern california along the coastline. our marine layer, it will grow again and expand tonight. so lows, low 50s along the coast, upper 50 to lower 60s away from the coast and again, patchy fog redevelops around the bay shore line. so let's time out that marine layer tomorrow morning 7:30. a grey start close to the coastline. it will pull back away from the coast. that means a lot of sunshine, also warmer of an afternoon. so highs, starting in the south bay, 93 for morgan hill. 86 for san jose. about 85 the high for sunny vale. along the peninsula foggy in the morning. 83 and sunny forral loal to. downtown san francisco, we will get afternoon sunshine, 69 the high. 73 for south san francisco. breezy and 65 for daily city. in the north bay, it's a warm one tomorrow, 89 in santa rosa. 90 in cloverdale. a little cooler at 66 degrees and afternoon sunshine, warm in the east bay tomorrow. oakland going to 76. 83 union city, 82 castro valley and it's pre