we're here with vanessa bayer.show sort of has that on-camera personas, off-camera personas, a little bit of how people interact with each other it does seem like a bit similar to "snl. >> yes, there's definitely a lot of similarities because it's live tv and everything and in the show, my character, you know, shows up to her first day of work, and she's so starstruck by the other hosts that she's, like, been -- you know, like, molly shannon's character and all the people that she's been kind of watching from home. and when i showed up at my first day at "snl," i was like, "what the hell?" like, it was just like seeing andy samberg and abby elliott and, like, kristen wiig. i was just, like, so starstruck. and i had to act normal. and it was so weird because people are like -- you know, like, "where are you staying?" you know, and i was like, "yeah, um, like, at a hotel." and they're like, "yeah, like, how's, you know -- what do people say in conversation [ laughter ] >> seth: i think everybody's hearing this being

at the same time, the german chemists pharmaceutical company bayer said.tinue cooperation with russian farmers in this way. she hopes to contribute to the fight against the global food crisis. bayer is fully committed to helping prevent what could become an unprecedented food crisis. we share the un's view that global access to ukrainian food, as well as russian food and fertilizer, is essential to reduce pressure on global food supply. system. accordingly, we have decided to continue supplying russian farmers with basic agricultural products so that they can contribute to meeting global demand. belarus has extended the licensing of sugar exports for six months. the republic believes that this will allow, among other things, to meet the needs of the domestic market . let me remind you that in mid-july, there was a very high demand in some regions of belarus. so the brest region selling sugar. on average increased by 4-5 times cause for excitement there were rumors about a sharp increase in the cost of this product, but the belarusian authorities resolutely

the german chemical and pharmaceutical company bayer said.t will continue cooperation with russian farmers in this way. she hopes to contribute to the fight against the global food crisis. bayer is fully committed to helping prevent what could become an unprecedented food crisis. we share the un 's view that global access to ukrainian food, as well as russian food and fertilizer, is essential to reduce pressure on the global food system. at accordingly, we have decided to continue supplying russian farmers with basic agricultural products so that they can contribute to meeting global demand. belarus has extended the licensing of exports of sugars for six months in the cabin of the republic, they expect that this will allow, among other things, to meet the needs of the domestic market . 5 times cause for hype there were rumors about a sharp increase in the cost of this product, but the belarusian authorities resolutely denied them. for the first half of the year, the uk could rot crops by more than 60 million pounds. experts came to this concl

temperatures in the bayer the bayer color, 72 in oakland, 65 downtown. that is the coolest coolest reading on the map right right now, the warmers we have been all day. the fog will gradually spread further inland as we head through the rest of today. that will make a good puh into the inland valleys, at least cloud cover to start the day. it does back up and it wile back to the coast is we head to the early afternoon. temperatures tonight drop down to where we have been, mostly in in the mid to upper 50s. the warmer spots around 60 degrees. high temperatures around normal normal on thursday for this time time of year, mid 60s and 70s run the bay, low 60s on the coast. mostly 80s inland, the warmer spots far into the east bay reach around 90. similar temperatures on friday, maybe ae or two warmer. we are back to below average temperature saturday and sunday, mid-60s and and the city, 70 in oakland, upper 70s in san jose this week, great for august, around 80 for inland parts of the north bay and the east bay. that is before before we warm back up to aver

or acetylsalicylic acid was invented on that day 26-year-old felix hoffmann, a german chemist from bayer, made an entry in a laboratory journal that heating two parts of salicylic acid and three parts of acetic anhydride makes it possible to obtain this product in a very pure salicylic acid is found in willow bark; its healing properties have been known since antiquity. it acted as an antipyretic in the 19th century. chemists. they learned to isolate it, including from the spirea plant, but the medicines from it corroded the stomach and intestines, causing nausea and vomiting , the invention of aspirin. it made it possible to avoid it. even the name can be translated as a non-spirea letter. and, as a denial of aspirin, many consider the inventor not hoffman, but his chief arthur and hengryun. he was a jew and in germany his achievement was hushed up for a long time and soon discovered properties of aspirin. buzz the blood to reduce the risk of heart disease today is the best-selling drug in the world. on august 10, 1921 , franklin roosevelt, the future president of the united states , wa

she complained that she bought from this bayer., which later turned out to be a fake, and now magomedov decided with a young man without trial and investigation, he began to write. he was threatened to extort money, but did not know what e was against his e words and threats. there are more hard artillery. this is the mother of an adult teenager. he told her everything, the woman turned to the police, the reaction of the security forces, they did not keep themselves waiting, and they came for magomedov right at the time of his birthday and, in fact, they immediately detained and charged him. in october 2021, accomplices, guided by selfish motives and misinformation, aimed at extorting money from a minor under the threat of violence and spreading disgrace to information to relatives and the media information put forward requirements, and the transfer of 600,000 rubles. well, in general, of course, it must be said that askhab magomedov became famous most of all not for his fights, among which there was not a single fight with some we

bayer is fully committed to helping prevent what could become an unprecedented food crisis.view that global access to ukrainian food, as well as russian food and fertilizer, is essential to reduce pressure on the global food system. accordingly, we have decided to continue supplying russian farmers with basic agricultural products so that they can contribute to meeting global demand. belarus has extended the licensing of sugar exports for six months in the cabin of the republic, they hope that this will allow, among other things, to meet the needs of the domestic market. once the reason for the excitement was the rumors about a sharp increase in the cost of this product, but the belarusian authorities resolutely refuted them. for the first half of the year, the uk crop could have rotted by more than 60 million pounds, experts came to this conclusion at bloomberg, based on a survey of the national farmers union, which covered a third of all producers. they have claimed a loss of 22 million due to a lack of labor, with crops expected to drop by almost 4.5% next year for the sa

real madrid will play in the same group as a miner for the third year in a row bayer goalkeeper andreiev will represent russia in the group stage of the champions league english chelsea i sent an offer to dynamo moscow to acquire russian football player arsen zakharyan, the contract of a 19-year-old player with the capital club is calculated until june 30 zakharyan's move to chelsea is very close , the player's agent said. pavel andreev this season, zakharyan has played five matches for dynamo, scored one goal and made assists, the midfielder plays for the main team of the capital club for the 20-21 season. as part of the nineteen-year-old zakaren played four matches for the russian national team, until he scored effective actions. another young dynamo sabosazon defender became a guest of the russian football program sazonov is already being called the opening of this season. i didn’t look up to anyone in particular, because i really liked sergio rama at the time. i really like van dijk. but they are such different players that i think that each player has something so interesting and

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already an ancestor served as a menacing great-grandfather, the author bayer not morozova vasily surikovndfather of the avant-garde artist. pyotr konchalovsky father, author of the russian anthem sergey mikhalkov the atmosphere of the house is perfectly conveyed in the nest of a nobleman, one cannot be creative in such a family. he would have been at least revolutionary , but he studied piano at the conservatory together with eduard artemiev, who will write music for his films. although he had you undoubtedly the success of the musician, then what i know is that he was playing at that time. in the standings there is stravinsky from parsley, there she is a very difficult number, so he was a wonderful musician. well, he wasn't the first, like his friend the seven-time grammy-winning pianist vladimir spinaze, so the chickpeas went on the shelf. konchalovsky began to make films and immediately with people who know nothing about acting . and this meeting determined my whole fate, already a term paper the short film of the boy hunger discovered konchalovsky's special cinematic language, capabl

the bright bayer trap he set in the trap piece, that's just junior varsity.n't mess around this time. people talk about succession, we ought to leave. that's nonsense, we are two thirds of the nation. we are going to give them a democracy suppository on november 8. [applause] there can be no half measures, we have seen exactly what they're going to do, they are going to cancel you, put you in jail, deplatform you, look at mike lindell, where's mike lindell. stand up for second. [applause] >> i love this guy. without him there's no kari la ke. he put his company up, his profits are so profitable for walmart, and they took amount of walmart. do you know why, his political beliefs. his ardent belief that the election was stolen and he is not going to rest until he proves it. [applause] we have allowed the progressive left to build the administrative state over the past 50 or 60 years, to build an authoritarian state that has now merged with big tech and media to start the rule of the authoritarian state. our mandate and destiny at this time in history is simple,

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, terry crews and vanessa bayer. want to thank fred eltringham and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> what all of these attacks, not knowing whether or not you can step out and be safe. >>> what's driving the violence? tonight, san francisco's aapi community field a town hall meeting demanding answers and safety. >>> also, here we go again. two covid variants are starting to pop up across the u.s. what's the risk of another surge? we ask the experts. >>> and a hot 106 today's pick what happens with the heat and a strong chance i'm tracking moving into california. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. the problem, as we know, is not new. now, new leaders in place. in sam cisco's chinatown, in response to four brutal attacks against asian elders. tonight, the new da was front and center. here's nbc bay area news's cheryl hurd . >> reporter: even though community members put this together very quickly, the turnout tonight was huge. the police chief and the da were

the chelsea winger callum hudson—0doi has completed a loan move to bayer leverkusen for the rest of thehasn't played this season and only made 15 premier league appearances last season. there is every expectation that the us open will be serena williams' last tournament but after victory in the first round overnight she says she's going to stay vague about her retirement plans. the 23—time grand slam singles champion beat montenegro's danka kovinic in straight sets. she took the first 6-3. the arthur ashe stadium was close to its 25,000 capacity, most of them willing williams on, and she celebrated as if she had won another title at flushing meadows. she has a really tough match tomorrow against the second seed annett kontaveit. but she's also in the doubles with her sister venus. only when her run is over in new york will williams probably firm up herfuture plans. i have been pretty vague about it, right? you never know. the more tournaments i play, the more i feel i can belong out there and that is a tough feeling to have. and to leave knowing that the more you do it, the more you can

this champions league will be bayer's goalkeeper andrey lunev such english chelsea sent an offer the for the acquisition of the russian football player arsen zakharyan has been given a contract for a 19-year-old player with the capital club until july 2024 . zakharyan's move to chelsea is very close, said zakharyan's agent. pavel andreev this season, zakharyan has played five matches for dynamo, scored one goal and made two assists . as part of the russian national team, nineteen-year-old zakharyan. played four matches effective actions. another young dynamo defender saba sazonov became a guest of the russian football program sazonov is already called the opening of this season. there were even moments when, so to speak, not according to sports principles, ah, they personally planted me. ah. that is, i went through such stages, so to speak, tempering, yes, character, but, but i went through all these stages and despite the fact that there are people who yes, uh, a little bit, but conduct their activities dirty. there are very good people with whose help who helped me, who, and to who

another muggyish day around the bayer and another active day in the high sierra. numerous thunderstorms and flash floods with the amount of rain. the upper-level suburbs over the pacific, it's going to be swinging closer to the coast. it's going to help to nudge the monsoonal moisture a little farther away from us. so less of a muggyish feel to the atmosphere as we head through the end of the workweek tomorrow and into the weekend. right now looking outside, the fog is already creeping in around the top of salesforce tower. temperatures topped out in the low 90s in livermore. made it up into the mid 80s in san jose and santa rosa. the inland temperatures are going to be from 3 to 6 degrees cooler tomorrow, and that's going put us to a couple of degrees below average. still close to normal, but just on the other side of it. temperatures in san francisco reached up to around 70 today and even made it up into the mid-60s in pacifica. it's still at 63 degrees in half moon bay. the warm spot is 88 degrees in fairfield, already a slight decrease in temperatures. we stil

bayer is doing well on the back of those positive gas comments one last thing, cpi out of germany at 1:00 p.m. is a major mover information markets. >> they have gotten lucky with the weather. look at the weather in germany, joumanna, every day it has been low to mid-70s speaking fahrenheit where it is not that hot or not that cool. they had some rain lately. let's hope the weather continues to cooperate joumanna bercetche, thank you. >>> let's get to the top corporate stories states dide including tesla and t-shirts and unionization silvana henao has that now. >> brian, good morning executive robert kenzel is leaving the customer global solutions president mary ellen coe will take over in october. he will stay at youtube to help with the transition. >>> and nlrb says tesla violated the workers rights over t-shirts the nlrb is mandating that tesla cease and desist from enforcing the broad team wear policy that prohibits production associates from wearing black union shirts. tesla argued before the board that the dress code was meant to prevent mutilations to the cars or car seats the

. >> there were a few stock yards bayer, and you mean the one in 34? >> i said what was that like, dad, he pulled out the story from the tribune, to whom he filed as a sitting news kid, he said i never used this great line from the man i was standing from across the street as we are watching the fire, the guy told my fire, them cows, they had it coming. >> if it is not true, it should be, ladies and gentlemen, carl smith, this is a magnificent, magnificent book, thank you. >> thank you. irish catholics and 19th century new york city politics. >> well, good morning, everyone. today's lecture is called t good morning everyone. today's lecture we will be looking at catholics and politics. just to put this in the context of what we have been looking at the past couple of weeks, and what we have been looking at is this struggle for american catholics to find their place in american culture. despite

freiburg, borussia moenchengladbach and union berlin, and in the late game borussia dortmund beat bayern available to win on saturday. and as an early app was not all about hoare has created one of the biggest stories of the games for, finishing ahead of a field full of talent to win the men's 15. for, finishing ahead of a field full of talent to win the men's15. it was a first commonwealth games gold medal over this distance for australia. silver went to kenya's tim cheriuyot, and jake wightman of scotland had to settle for bronze. can you have yet another gold medal to show for their brilliance in the men's 3000 metres steeplechase after, but there was not a clean sweep. with india taking silver. great britain's women's american football team take on the united states in the american football world championship final on sunday. it is the first time in the final after beating canada 20—13 in the semis, thanks to a touch down the seconds remaining. the middle linebacker bo stewart says they are embracing going up against the tournament favourites. we. embracing going up against the tour

the right to bayer arms and a well-regulated militia. >> let me back up and deal with the narratives that we currently have which is that these militias are these heroic folks who fended off the british. they are there to fight back against domestic tyranny and a foreign invasion. and they were the bedrock of saving america for the creation of america so this thing is throttled in the flag. during the war for independence the militiacould not be accountable . sometimes they would show up, sometimes they wouldn't. sometimes they would fight, sometimes they wouldn't. george washington would be beside himself at how unreliable the militia was. governor morris of new york said to rely upon the militia for a rachel of foreign invasion, to come against a professional army is like relying on a broken read. so they knew at the time that militia was no match for a full-blown professional army. we also get that domestic tyranny piece. but here you have a government that you had shays rebellion that happens right before the constitutional convention. and shays rebellion, the white men who were

jurisdictions in the bayer to reject the term. delirium the agency, police. he's looking for. to ma. how this paul is. out. francisco police veteran in hot water for a social media posts. making light of w. m. a star. griner. was an inst nine year in a prison. crime? henry lee joins us. live now with latest d. christina, this veteran. a wild , but it's working. part time. doing background investing. on new officers. critics. say he should known well what he poste. the anthem from a russian jail cell in response sfpd jim pere wrote, she can rot over there forever, as far as i'm concerned for randall, then replies. absolutely. posted a fly. emoji. mentioned the first amendment. and that, you know, people all sorts. things on. local reporter eleni by chris, bro. the story. and spoke to brando, who do the post. seemed like he was kind of acknowledge. that this would have been his rights. in any case. brando served in the sf. from 19. um respectful. john. kruma. the sfpd s former director of the police practices project at the luo of northern california. he says he's stunned by the

reggie: unlimited free public transportation linked with almost all of bayer transit agencies. the clipper bypass is a pilot program launched today to provide that. it's only available to select college students. the initial participants will be celebritied f -- selected from universities. the program will continue until 2024. they will study the impact of accessible public transportation. kumasi: today the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider expanding wellness centers. the services would emotional support and short-term behavioral needs of students. experts say the pandemic caused an increase in mental health issues among young each. >> people. >> we've seen an increase of youth suffering from depression, anxiety and suicide. kumasi: the county will consider related proposal that would expand emotional crises services for young adults. san francisco is modifying a small section of a popular bike route that goes through golden gate park. check out this map. the section in the yellow. cars on chain of lakes driver will be able to turn left on to mlk drive to ex

coast and bayer looks like they're cooling down a little bit.ng to the 49ers game, you know, august and september. if you're in the sun, it can be hot. it'll still be warm, but 78 sure beats you know, 98 or 100 degrees like we've seen in the past before and then by the fourth quarter, 68 you can see the forecast high here. 78 with actual high at 81, but it looks pretty good, actually, for august mid august, not bad santa rosa, i went 86 today. i'm a little nervous by that because they're running six degrees cooler than yesterday. averages. 84. fairfield 90 averages 90 livermore 87 averages 88 in san jose 81 averages 81 your normal pattern. the only big change this week or the cooler lows today, ken would west petaluma dropped to 46, sonoma, glen, ellyn, granville and woodside all dropped to 48. not only that. there's not as much fog coverage, however, the big news was the cooler ocean temps on wednesday, san francisco bowie briefly hit 65 degrees yesterday was 62. they're down to 58. that is a huge drop in 24 hours. bodega bay at 54 in monterey

. >> reporter: former cia officer bob bayer says even with joe biden as president, the mar-a-lago casene confidence among america's allies in intelligence sharing. he says it's an indictment of the american system of secrets. if sensitive documents can be taken out of the white house and sent to the basement of mar-a-lago, american allies are wondering what else is coming out of that building upon pennsylvania avenue. >> that's very alarming, brian todd, thank you very much. let's dig deeper into all of this with ro khanna of k california, the director of national intelligence that has informed your oversight committee as we mentioned that her office is conducting a damage assessment on documents recovered from trump's home, but will you get a briefing or any more information on this as members have been demand something. >> we will, but you know, to do that, we will go in a secure location. we give up our cell phones, we can't take any documents away, and i guess i don't understand why that isn't the procedure in the white house. for any president. why are we giving a president access

congressman don bayer was part of a delegation that arrived in taipei the days after the visit by thehour from alexandria. good to see you, congressman. thank you for being with. that's >> thank you very much. >> okay, so, on monday, the governor of indiana met with taiwan's president. she talked to the need for unity among friends and allies. here she is. >> [interpreter] taiwan has been confronted by military threats from china in and around the taiwan straight. at this moment, democratic allies must stand together and boost cooperation across all areas [end of translation] >> clearly the leader of taiwan would like stronger ties in relations with united states. but present biden has said in overtime that the u.s. will come to taiwan's defense. this fourth delegation for the u.s. delegation arriving over the weekend for all intents and purposes, strategic me unity seems done and dusted. how you describe the u.s. policy to taiwan now? >> i think we're still with the one china policy. but, one of the things with the one policy policy as, suggested going back to the taiwan relations ac

of germany, the only representative of russia in the group stage of this champions league will be bayerngarian entered the group stage of the europa league in football the club lost to the irish sham rovers in the second leg 01, but in the first round they won by 4:0 let me remind you. last season, the friend, under the leadership of cherchesov, became the winner of the championship and the hungarian cup, the club played in the champions league qualification this season. however, it dropped out of the tournament, losing in the third round of qualification to azerbaijan's karabakh in the sum of two games. the europa league group stage draw will take place today. in the next tour of the russian premier league , the hottest promises to be a match in voronezh between torch and spartak people stood at night in line for tickets on the internet, even sales of seats in these queues began. spartak refused the guest quota before the match. apparently out of solidarity with the fans who are boycotting visits to the arena and factories. she found the torch put on sale a ticket to the stands behind

bayer, we've been talking about this in several different for sara stinson live in foster city with the update says sarah. >> we we hadn't heard about this recent algae last week. so what's going on here? >> more and more fish are showing up belly up on the shores of different parts of the bay area, including the waters here in foster city due to this harmful algae bloom. we have video of what happened yesterday popping up in oakland. take a look. this was sent to us and you can see for yourself. i mean, the hundreds of small dead fish at the oakland yacht club. the organization says they've seen all kinds of fish washing up including striped bass sturgeon, even sharks. another reporting large body to a large number of dead fish in several bay area waters, including lake merritt, alameda estuary moisture pulling play areas of sausalito among others. so we caught up with the bay keeper staff scientists to learn more about this. take a listen. >> more. >> and now the bloom is when any kind of biological you bite plankton to starts to grow out of control and the ones that are most problema

tonight, terry crews star of "i love that for you," actress and comedian vanessa bayer.

well, with the first bayer's students now back in the classroom, some parents are asking what they can make sure their children are safe from covid them. harry takes a look. >> a lot of us think that there will be maybe surge coming in the fall. doctor, yvonne maldonado, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at stanford says right now we're seeing a plateau in covid-19 cases. she says many people have immunity through vaccines or infection. >> but it's not over. unvaccinated. people are still around and they are still being hospitalized. doctor maldonado says they're anticipating another surge as we get into the fall months. people go back indoors and students will be in the classroom. she says infectious disease specialist. no, this happens. the flu virus every year and they expect covid to be the same. all should be really focusing on ventilation and just keeping things clean. >> as much as possible, she says the best way to protect your child is to get them vaccinated against covid-19. she says doctors are seeing a trend where the younger child is the less likely they are to be

. >> bayer leaders are calling on governor gavin newsom to sign a bill that would legalize safe drugconsumption sites across the state and supporters say what's happening right now in the streets of the city needs to stop. >> there's nothing more radical or extreme then allowing people to lie on our streets to use drugs and to die without intervention. >> the bill is sb 57 and it would allow the safe injection drug sites open in san francisco in oakland and in l a critics. see the sights is the wrong answer to the harm that drugs bring to users and communities. but supporters say that sites like this are a humane, realistic response to the deadliest drug crisis that we've seen in u.s. history right now. san francisco is on pace to have 600 overdose deaths this year. some leaders say the sites will not only help drug users, but their communities as well. >> highland hospital are public hospital in oakland sees at least a person a day with an injection related infection or other life-threatening harm. second, we know these sites improve neighborhoods. they prevent our children from see

yo creo que en ese grupo, escucha lo que voy a decir, va a basar el bayer y el barcelona.n los kansas, eso juegazo contra los green. esta es histÓrica. en lindsay: no bastara djokovic, no pueden dar los estados unidos, se va a perder otro tono tenÉs de los varios que lleva la lista. asÍ serÁ. alan: si no estÁ vacunado no juego. >> atlas frente a puebla. amÉrica le ganÓ siete a cero a cruz azul. alan: ese es el del sÁbado pasado. >> hay que repetirlo. chef: eso estÁ planeado. lindsay: vamos a la pausa. alan: la novia de nodal confiesa que siente por Él, mientras el cantante aparece sin tatuajes en su rostro. lindsay: hoy se presentan los concursantes de con "despierta amÉrica" todo es posible ante los mentores del concurso y ademÁs el jurado estarÁ observando mientras recibe la primera sorpresa. chef: te decimos cuÁl restaurante estÁ relacionado a un nuevo brote de la bacteria ecoli. [mÚsica] chef: hay que recibirla con arepa. alan: yo pruebas estÁn ricas. francisca: , tacos que son deliciosos, e estamos orgullosos o tendrÁ orquestas ascender a retador, estamos a poco disfr

it peaked overjubilee weekend, it peaked over the commonwealth games but what their bayers are sayingming into shops and restaurants are saying they can�*t afford the treats any more and that has an. i pact on the growth of the economy. we know how we got here with inflation, it was because of the stop—start of the global economy, that pressure on those resources, petrol, of gas, of electricity and then the invasion of ukraine contributed to that and pushed up grocery prices on average families are looking at £10 more per week for their an incredible amount of money for some to absorb, the big question of course, joanna and you were touching on it there, is where we go from here, how we bring that inflation down, josie is an comment and hopefully has some answers for us, what comes next?— hopefully has some answers for us, what comes next? unfortunately we are forecasting _ what comes next? unfortunately we are forecasting inflation _ what comes next? unfortunately we are forecasting inflation to - what comes next? unfortunately we are forecasting inflation to get - are forecasting in

the bright bayer trap he set in the trap piece, that's just junior varsity.is time. people talk about succession, we ought to leave. that's nonsense, we are two thirds of the nation. we are going to give them a democracy suppository on november 8. [applause] there can be no half measures, we have seen exactly what they're going to do, they are going to cancel you, put you in jail, deplatform you, look at mike lindell, where's mike lindell. stand up for second. [applause] >> i love this guy. without him there's no kari la ke. he put his company up, his profits are so profitable for walmart, and they took amount of walmart. do you know why, his political beliefs. his ardent belief that the election was stolen and he is not going to rest until he proves it. [applause] we have allowed the progressive left to build the administrative state over the past 50 or 60 years, to build an authoritarian state that has now merged with big tech and media to start the rule of the authoritarian state. our mandate and destiny at this time in history is simple, we need to take t

they have off—loaded winger callum hudson—0doi on loan to bayer leverkusen for the rest of the season in southampton is the same, find a way to win, step up individually and posted team from my side and this is what we will do no matter if the players come or not. emma raducanu begins the defence of her us open title later tonight against french player alize cornet. raducanu won in new york as a qualifier last year, winning ten games in a row. but since then she has failed to win more than two at any tournament. she's had form and fitness issues and changed coaches a number of times. she is a quality player. it takes some time to adjust to being in the spotlight and dealing with pressure. a lot of sponsors come on board because they want to be attached to a winner so that takes adjusting to but i would say to her you have to try, coaching is not about what you say before the match, it's being with someone all the time and working on a mindset where you are thinking about the old cliche, stay in the moment and just deal with what's in front of you. you can get the latest from new york

stuck in between these two, and i think the pattern is really not changing all that much so coast and bayerild to warm whereas inland yes, that's warm, but i mean, usually i'm painting in 96 to 1 oh, four on these temps, and that's not the case there in the eighties of sixties here mid sixties for some temperatures, there is a pretty decent little breeze out to the delta as well. so the low opens up, but really, it's going to be a slow process. monsoon moisture continues to favor the sierra. i mean, there's a lot coming up the higher clouds also in the foothills, sacramento san joaquin valley a little bit maybe. he's bay as well, but a lot of thunderstorm activity in and around tile. just not over time, at least not yet, but it's close sixties seventies eighties on the taps there, near average to above coast and bay there below inland as that little moves north that allowed a high the slowly build in so temps will bump up just a little bit. you guys thank you, steve. well, the beer is still flowing for now, but beer taps could soon go dry. brewer's don't get enough carbon dioxide coming up

a lot of these tropical clouds are moving up, but for the immediate bayer, it's a bigger fog bank andloween. so steve conquered says thank you for the cooler weather. well, listen, conquered in halloween. i do it for you. i do . 60 seventies and now eighties for those ill in areas, allies here. she was dancing as fast as she could. and then it got better. yes things have calmed down a little bit. there's some slow traffic in spots, but no major issues to tell you about. we're going to start with a live picture of 2 80 in san jose. as you can see, there's some heavier traffic in the north bend direction, but things overall still moving smoothly. i just checked also, sometimes you see caltrain go across this picture. they are running on time. and there's no problem so that you know about on bart this morning, either. bridge toll plaza has been light all morning long. they have not turned on the metering lights. they haven't had to, i guess. with people heading into the city. there is a little bit of slowing once you get onto the span that you want to be aware of san mateo bridge traffic

bayier, one of the bayer, one of the makers of xarelto spent $18 billion on sales and marketing. how much did they spend on research for new drugs and new products? $8 billion. more than twice as much of their research budget went to be spent on marketing and television advertisings. interdently, the united states is only one of two nations in the world that allows direct-to-consumer drug advertising. the other one is new zealand, if you can imagine. so they put all this money on television tieing drugs like xarelto. people said wait a main. maybe that's what i needed all along. how do you spell xarelto. well, they get it right because the ads keep coming after them hour after hour. they go to the doctor and say, i need xarelto. the doctor is is not going to debate his customers. he ends up writing a script for a high-priced drug like xarelto i johnson & johnson, they spent $22 billion on sales and market marketing t how much did they spend on research? $12 billion. see the pattern here? do you -- not all of big pharma 's bucks go into tv ads. the drug corporations spent more on

temperatures inland are below average coast and bayer close to where they should be. changing until after wednesday, so if you like this weather you should like the next couple of days, sixties seventies eighties. now let's get to south and update on the traffic. all right, steve. we do see that the bay bridge is still pretty crowded here at the toll plaza. it has been kind of a tougher community is getting a little bit better at this hour than it was last hour. but still it is not a light commute can also see that interstate 80 is looking pretty good as you head south and north 5 80 as well. if you want to use a better crossing the same mateo bridge looks better. heading out to the peninsula now they don't want let's go back to ali. thank you happening today, students in the oakland unified school district will head back to class and this time with a little more sense of normalcy. ktvu is james doris live from carl b. monk elementary school to tell us how things are different this year compared to last, james. ali. we're just a little more than a half hour away from

i mean, there's not a huge spread like we usually see in august so coast and bayer. pretty warm.and temps are beginning to make their move to bit in the warmer category. diablo now 67. that's really not that warm for them once again around 73 74, then you know it's going to be warmer, inland fifties on a few sixties on most of these temps here, the city is 61, livermore's 58 that tells you how those warm ocean intends to make a huge difference. the low kind of still hanging around a little bit there in lies the issue here so mild warm thursday, but a slight warm up here inland. you guys going into the weekend, steve? thank you, 7 23, helping to ease the current baby formula shortage next with one company is doing to try to prevent future shortages also ahead after the break another shark attack at a very busy beach in monterey county. reaction from the young beachgoer. she saw exactly what happened coming up. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a gam

well school is back in session for bayer students. but what did you forget?o'clock hour. look at some items that may make this school year a little bit easier, maybe a little more fashionable to and it's a sports that's been around for thousands of years and still going strong. we are talking about cheap bowl and the biggest league in the united states is o martinez. when we come back. we learned that martinez is the birthplace of joe dimaggio in the martini also has the largest basketball league in the country that it does over. 2000 bocce ballers strong six nights a week . i've been a part of the league for 11 years and i got to tell you, it's a blast. six nights a week. thousands flocked to martinez ice chests in hand or dragging behind. after all, it's game night and time to play by g . welcome to the martinez bochy federation, 239 teams and some 2400 players strong there. 15 marina courts are packed from april to september and what has become the biggest bochy league in the country? i think if you ask the average person that you would people would say. n

program to protect the bayer is water quality is getting up to $4.5 million from the recent federal infrastructurefrancisco estuary partnership will receive that money over the next five years, and it will be used to protect, restore and enhance water quality and wildlife habitats. people in businesses in the east bay are doing more to save water . in july of last year, governor newsom signed an executive order asking californians to cut their water use by 15% despite the governor's order, water use actually went up in the following months. in many districts, however, the east bay municipal utility district says in recent months more of its customers are doing their part to conserve water. we're midway through the summer and our customers have gone from 6% conservation in may to 12% in june to nearly 17 16.5% in the month of july compared to 2020 single person. i don't use a lot of water overall. but i tried not to waste it. doing what i can. i have a large lot, and we've landscaped a lot of it. so we've cut down to once a week, different sections, so we water is little as we can. east bay mud tha

the bayer is largest school district. school district office in san francisco, some of the challenges the district is facing this year. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes it's an exciting day for those more than 50,000 students who are going to be going back to the classroom today, but for some of them, the teacher that they meet today is not the teacher that they are going to have. for the whole year. they might be meeting a substitute today, and that is because the school's administration is still trying to feel about 60 vacancies for teachers. so some of the people that are going to start off the school year today, stepping in taking over our central office staff and some substitutes, they'll be doing some of those teacher duties today until more teachers are hired. this morning , superintendent dr matt wayne will be greeting students on their first day, kicking off his first year as superintendent. in an update to parents released last week, dr wayne laid out some of the covid safety protocols for the year. seen

inland temps continue to be slightly below average coast and bayer right where they should be or slightly the warmer ocean. temps have a lot to do with that. and weak low pressure system to the west continues to keep our weather held in check. fifties sixties on the temps areas to the south boulder creek 52. but mid fifties upper fifties capitola santa cruz, upper fifties low sixties morgan hill, san martin , although campbell's down to 55 santa clare 56, cupertino 57. that's the low finally moving very slowly. so you need something to bump it along is called a kicker, and there is a little bit of a system, but it's just going to lift northward, so it's still going to leave impacts going to not only today, but probably tomorrow and maybe even into thursday. it's really close, but i was just looking at the 10 day outlook for total precipitation and everything continues to the dividing line is really right about south lake tahoe. you go this way. there's very little. you go this way this way, and that way there's a lot all the way out 10 days, so really, not a lot changing here. 60 seventie

chelsea winger callum hudson—odoi is in talks about a loan move to bayer leverkusen.everton's anthony gordon to their ranks — although their latest bid of around £115 million has been turned down. the second test between england and south africa starts at old trafford tomorrow and england have recalled seamer ollie robinson in the only change to the team that were hammered in the first test at lord's last week. he replaces matthew potts. robinson hasn't played since being dropped in the winter in west indies over fitness concerns. but he took nine wickets in sussex's county championship match with nottinghamshire and then impressed onlooking head coach brendon mccullum as he took five wickets in the match for england lions against south africa at canterbury. to have him back in the squad was fantastic as a group but also as an individual and he's worked incredibly hard to get back to where he is today. i think all the stuff from australia in the winter and the summer, the criticism he received is something that he can look back on now and almost use to be like, i am h

a miner, and the only representative of russia in the group stage of this champions league will be bayerlkeeper andrey lunev we continue the football topics hungarian fernvaros led by stanislav cherchesov entered the group stage of the europa league the hungarian club lost to irish shamrock rovers in the second leg 01, but won the first 4-0. last season, under the leadership of cherchesov, fenzenvarosh, under the leadership of cherchesov, became the master of the championship and the hungarian cup, the club played in the champions league qualification this season but dropped out of the tournament, losing in the third round of qualification to azerbaijan's karabakh in the sum of two games. the european group heating draw will take place today. sensation english chelsea sent an offer to dynamo moscow for the acquisition of russian football player arsen zakharyan nineteen-year-old player with the capital club calculated until july 24. the zakharyan's move to chelsea is very close, said the zakharyan's agent. pavel andreev in the current season, zakharyan has played five matches for dynamo,

petersburg money for the expedition and it was equipped with pinworms julius bayer and karl weert.rue, they were looking not for islands, but for the northeastern passage, the shortest sea route to the far east, but the schooner fell into ice captivity for a month and drifted with ice and so carried it to an uncharted land, which the austrians named after their emperor, having landed, they studied nature and fauna, but did not understand that this is an archipelago consisting of many islands in 1916. franz josef land became part of the russian empire. and then the soviet union today there is a polar station, a geophysical laboratory and a frontier post nagorskaya on august 30, 1918 in moscow