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i started looking. i started it most to think. realized that this is mine and i should be in the restaurant business. well, it turned out that i met with the chairman of the minsk district executive committee . we really want to work. here is this side of the business. i've noticed such a place, i'm very sincere, if you can, please help. well, that is, to create a roadside cafe there, he, well, a man . yes , come tomorrow and we'll talk on the spot. met and talked and gave me permission really, then time gave me permission to minicafe for seasonal. to be honest, i didn’t really know that, belarusian legal ones. where to start? well , i started the way i imagined, opened it in my mouth and the first day i have glory. god went all of a sudden. then i see work in progress. and why not develop 1 2 there, we started something, we added something, we are building, but i did not understand that permission was needed for all this. well, i started building. i have one good day. i became a fact. we have an illegal structure and have reached

i started looking. i started thinking the same.ealized that this is mine and i should be in the restaurant business. well, it turned out that i met with the chairman of the minsk district executive committee. we really want to work. here is this country's business. i've noticed such a place, i'm very sincere, if you can, please help. well, that is, to create a roadside cafe there, he, well, a man well done with a capital letter, he immediately went there on a concession, says, do you want to work. yes , come tomorrow on the spot, we'll talk. we met, we talked, they gave me permission , but at that time they gave me permission for a mini cafe for seasonal holidays. to be honest, i did n’t really know belarusian laws. how did it start? well, i started the way i imagined i opened it, it seems that the first day i have thank god everything went unexpectedly. then i see work in progress. and why not develop 1 2 there, started something, added something, built something, but i did not understand that permission was needed for all this. w

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this is the start of zblit this is the start of it. valleys heat up a few degrees. we'll start to see temperatures coming up each day over the next couple days. tomorrow we're looking at still the cool coast and warm valleys before the weekend that heat turns dangerous with highs over 100 degrees for a lot of interior parts of the bay area. for fairfield, we're hitting 103 today. san martin 100. then you compare that to the 70s in san francisco and upper 60s near the coast. there are still places to go cool off. >>> mike, you're tracking a few incidents right now. >> yes, but nothing major. southbound 101 approaching 85, a crash near blossom hill over on the shoulder. speeds at speed there. a smooth drive past the airport. closure on 101 has cleared but it looks like there may still be work crews on trimble. so you may have to reroute and prepare for that. >>> san rafael, also 101, the crash heading toward novato has cleared toward the shoulder. any reroutes they'll be able to get around any lanes that may remain closed. back to you. >

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so when the curfew started, they uh, they quickly go crazy.here in the side, people hide themselves, they jumped out of vysokopylla, they fire at it from all sides, and then they explained what they were doing. our ukrainian soldiers, well, we're not bowmen, we saw the trajectory of these how these projectiles fell from uh hail, we saw where they were flying from, plus we understood very well. how are our military russians and also the so-called people from the dnr of the lpr, did they rob the population, or were there any such moments, apart from the fact that, as you said earlier, they took away cars, we had such cases when they entered people and people's houses and shot them would that technique and the mountains came, they set fire to the entire canning and when a person asked me why, they simply could not explain, because, well, they were simply overwhelmed by envy , envy that people live like this, they especially robbed businessmen . they get drunk , they interrupt, and then they chase each other, they are cars, they shoot what, uh, we

it's started to come down. right now most of the damage has been sort of smaller branches like this. a lot of debris around downtown orlando. we're starting to get some reports of flooding. we've just been drenched the last 24 hours. that's been the outer bands of the storm. the main part of the storm moves into central florida to orlando, to daytona beach we're getting more and more reports of flooding. it's mostly in the sort of 1 to 2 foot areas on main street. it's starting to pool in parking lots and other places, but orlando is really a series of canals and of lakes. so as this rain continues to dump, there's no place for this water to go. like along the coat goes back into the ocean, here it continues to pool, flood into the sewer systems. that's the real concern. the one good thing, john, so far the winds have been strong but we're not having that sort of needle piercing rain and these huge wind gusts. there is power on pretty much everywhere around downtown orlando. the big signs all seem to be intact.

we start ought at 62 degrees.ve recess indoors because the temperature, headed for the mid-90s by pickup time. we'll check out our microclimates and the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >>> a quick look at your east bay drive times right now, smooth commute from southbound 680, 580 to vargas road ten minutes, northbound 238 from 5820 to 880, two minutes. i'll have a closer look at hour your bridges are doing coming up. >>> a follow-up on the wildfire burning along southern california's grapevine. crews are gaining ground on the route fire burning in castaic. it's 27% contained. 5,200 acres burned, still undetermined number of homes are destroyed but some good news here, all evacuation orders have been lifted. two northbound lanes of interstate 5 on the grapevine are closed along with one southbound lane. eight firefighters suffered heat-related injuries while attempting to fight the fire. 6:44 right now. >>> president biden making historic speech in front of an historic site last night. >> scott, the president

but some of our inland areas will start to heat up starting today. tomorrow we continue with the cool coast and hot valleys. the weekend, the dangerous heat continues with highs over 100 degrees. there will be spots hitting 100 today. 103 in fairfield, 100 in san martin. more widespread 90s in the inland areas. mike, you were looking at a backup at the bay bridge. >> it did kick in a little earlier today. we talked about the holiday weekend coming in, an early escape for some folks. it's backing up about 10, 15 minutes earlier. the metering lights were turned on the regular time, maybe three minutes early. not a big deal, but a change in the morning commute. slowing on highway 4, highway 37. the disabled vehicle may be a distraction for that westbound 84 drive. the side of the freeway where the disabled vehicle is coming into sunol, we have slowing and maybe another crash. i'm tracking it. >>> 6:01. moving you forward on the new covid-19 booster shot. the centers for disease control begins two days of hearings on finalizing plans for the rollout. reg

i instructed to figure it out, they started to figure it out, and there school leadership. well, this is according to the first information and so on, eh. they don’t take it for granted, what is the belarusian state , there? e cartoon some kind of shred formed anti-state, well, 26 children. well, what is the law, so i instructed to immediately introduce licensing since yesterday, e public education schools universities - this is not the area where we joke. it turns out that there are as many as 26 students in this school , in my opinion, as the minister of the interior reported to me over the weekend. private school. where? what kind of school is this 26 students began to figure it out, is it registered on the territory of some private enterprise that doesn’t do a damn thing according to the charter, i’m probably waiting to pocket this little land and build housing there, but instead of a comfortable one, then you can sell it well? well, in general, there are questions, so we need to clean up everything to the point of impossibility in the education system. why are we bully

it started just after one o'clock this morning. ktvu is james torres joins us live from the scene with the details. james. when we first got here, we saw a number of fire crews still on scene, making sure they still had the situation under control. now in the last 30 minutes, we've seen those fire crews leave the scene and cleared out here and looks like they've cleaned up most of what has been damaged just a few hours ago. world long archer street near the water near marina, this all happened in the alviso neighborhood of san jose, just north of 2 37. and i want to show you what firefighters saw when they first got here. very thick smoke blowing in the air as a fire fully took over a number of trucks and what looks like some sort of shed or building fire grew in size pretty quickly burning near that marina right around the corner from top golf and just a block or two over from a san jose fire station. those flames required more than 30 firefighters to respond. and now crews say they cleaned it all up. looks like there was some veh

of course, only one place to start.re so many images that have been so powerful all week, todayis have been so powerful all week, today is no exception. the paper is looking at different angles, but let's start with the sunday telegraph, i think. let's start with the sunday telegraph, ithink. togetherfor granny. this is a theme that a few of the paper is picked up on. michaela, kicked us off. yes, so as ou can michaela, kicked us off. yes, so as you can see. _ michaela, kicked us off. yes, so as you can see. it's — michaela, kicked us off. yes, so as you can see, it's a _ michaela, kicked us off. yes, so as you can see, it's a really _ michaela, kicked us off. yes, so as you can see, it's a really powerful. you can see, it's a really powerful image on the front page there, and what we are covering is the vigil that all the grandchildren attended today at westminster hall for the queen. you can see, if you have been paying attention this week, you can see that this is something that has been done by the queens children,

and also you start to see some reports of storm surge starting to wash over some of the roads. this one here and hatteras some of those outer barrier islands. and this is the additional rain that we're expecting as the storm continues to roll. so it is not over yet, but thankfully at least it is weakening. big difference. we come to the bay. we're having a lovely day. i'll be back in just a little bit with your local weather for now. send it back sting. all right. one of the biggest events to take over san francisco returns to golden gate park this afternoon. the hardly strictly bluegrass festival kicked off just a little while ago. and tonight's performances go until 07:00pm. >> the three-day event is free to everyone in the lineup includes artists from a number of different genres. people should be taking public transportation because parking is anticipated to be near impossible by golden gate park this weekend. california is now the first state in the nation to offer refuge to transgender youth and their families. the measure led by san francisco senator scott wiener is desi

moniz: artists are starting to use the material from the streets, but they're also starting to see howortant the language that they're using in their worin terms of both assemblage but also, you know, metal work that comes out, and there's so much to be said. there are so many stories to tell, and the language that they're giving to the community and then broadcaststing out into larger communities, it was really a pivotaloment that, i think, you know, a lot of people, particularly lots of larg institutions, didn't necessilpick up on, but, you know, it didn't matter. that wasn't the goa that wa't the audience. the audience was the communities that these artists lived in and supplying them with language that would support them, sustain them, and give them opportunities to grow. greenfield: sometimes i look at, you know, institutions, some institutions, as positioning themselves as gatekeepers, and whenever i see a gatekeeper, i usually try to jump over the fence, and i think that's what they did a lot. i mean, there's the story of charles white, you know, driving up to lacma one day tryi

a trough of low pressure is actually starting to is actually starting to dive its its way down, just enough to kep us cool, starting off the week.e how it starts to pushoff heading heading into thursday evening. that will allow for high pressure to start pushing into the south, warm air from the equator warming us up as we wrap wrap up the week. that is a bit reason why the climate predictin center was keeping above averags average conditions all across ca for our temperature outlook fore time being. this is what it loos like on a temperature anomaly. as we wrap up the week, it will slowly start cooling down as wed into friday evening with milder conditions heading into the weekend. here is your daytime highs in a nutshell, 80s all the the way from livermore into concord, even though 80s all thy up in napa. for our friends in n view, low 70s. notice how the ce stays cooler on average, thanksa lot onshore flow. not too much in our inland. we will peek into into the 90s and upper 80s and get right back down to 70s and s and 80sheadininto a great, beautiful, cold weekend. we wilp you up

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this is what start is the usual start and finish for everyone. here is the final the starting town, and it will be located near the sports palace, where festive festivities usually take place on the day of the city, and near the arch i will ask you to return me already to the frame near the arch, which is located near the dynamo stadium, it is known the arch of the borscht architect, but basically everything here is absolutely the same goes the same way here. you see how where a, whose dj is now being heard is leading the event and the fan is supporting everyone and waiting for everyone. and when the first finishers start here, but let me remind you that not only. amateur run today, well, the open championship, belarus in a full marathon, so many here have such a sports motivation. well, especially this minsk half marathon of the 2022 model. let's listen to ivan tikhon's interview, which we recorded on camera. and for all other amateurs, this is a holiday, a holiday of running, a holiday of communication, a holiday where you can meet with your fr

if you're traveling up about 40 minutes as we start to pick up their starting at 85 towards menlo park. darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a breaking news from overnight shootings in oakland. 3 people are dead. 2 others are hurt in 3 separate shootings. yeah. the first one occurred about 11. 45 on 3nternational boulevard. >> witnesses say a woman was shot in the chest. she was taken to the hospital. no word on her condition. we're still trying to figure that out >> and then the second shooting happened just before 7.45. this time on telegraph avenue pretty close to the alta bates medical center. police found 2 people shot. both died at the scene. there was a 3rd victim who ended up going to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> and then the 3rd shooting that was around 8.30, on east 20th street. this is video of police investigating its garfield elementary school and near the local middle school. that's in that area as well that this happened, a person was shot multiple times and died at the scene. no arrests have been made. >> and san francisco, 2 women were shot

the fire started just after 12:30 this morning at an unoccupied restaurant on azura avenue starting on the outside of the building and made its way inside. the fire crews said while responding a power line came down and causing delays in the response. one firefighter was transported to the hospital after suffering a minor medical emergency. no word on the cause of the fire. south bay police are searching for the suspect connected to a double stabbing. witnesses say that the violence started as a fight between two vendors at a flea market, and the scene started at east capital expressway and monterey road. police say two men were stabbed and one has life-threatening injuries, and so far, no description or official motive has been given. >>> the department of public health is gearing up to administer shots for what they are calling the new and improved covid booster. earlier this week, the fda authorized moderna and pfizer's updated covid booster shot which is to be stronger and provide more protection against the covid virus. moderna's is going to be available for those 18 and older. th

honestly, where do you start? how do you start in this? reporter: those of the questions that people in fort myers are asking. most of lee county was devastated by the storm. the wind gust, upwards of 140 miles per hour, destroyed at least two bridges, including the sanibelsanibel with fort myers. >> sanibel is destruction. it got hit with biblical storm surge. it washed away roads, structures. >> as ian moved across the state, it caused widespread flooding in central florida. people in a community outside of orlando had to be rescued as the water rose quickly, stranding people inside their homes. >> how long were you in the house waiting for help? >> oh gosh. quite a while. >> yeah. >> in fact, quite a while. reporter: the damage extends to the waterfront. we saw one boat against the seawall, another boat, a sailboat, sinking. it was more under the one of them on the water. i am joe torres, eyewitness news. kristen: area responders are standing by waiting for the call to deploy to florida in the wake of the hurricane. today, we got an ins

start taking these two tests. if , for example, you are not at risk, that is, you have 40 years in rainbow, you can start from sixty-five years and the older you are, the more often you ask, but not more often than once a year you need to do it, as we are offered do it in the clinic. that is, if medical examination was offered, this is the level of glucose in the blood. there will definitely be when applying for a job with the certificates to which we get for a driver's license and so on, if in doubt you can pass this at any time. but do animals suffer from diabetes and do our correspondents need to take tests? diabetes mellitus veterinary practitioners of the disease often suffer from it, both farm animals and domestic animals. scientists from the institute of experimental veterinarians of the academy of sciences of belarus note that most often this disease is diagnosed in dogs, skin to horses, pigs, and much less often in animals with the so-called multi-chambered stomach. these are sheep-goat cattle with an old

and so we started -- jason, my collaborator, and i -- we started by interviewing a lot of the peoplene thing led to another, and next thing i knew, it was a year later and i had a book. >> so, jim messina was originally going to produce your music, but the legendary president of columbia records, clive davis, wanted a six-year loggins and messina partnership before signing you. loggins and messina sold 16 million records and was the most successful duo of the early 1970s. but you write pretty candidly about how creative differences took hold in that collaboration. why did that partnership, which was such a tremendous commercial success, need a break in the end? >> well, it's inevitable. first reason is, for me, obviously, we both started when we were 21, and i didn't really know a lot about the business, but i didn't really know who i was. and we were both sort of searching for that identity piece at the same time. and i think that invariably creates a level of conflict that makes going any longer than that more difficult. but i think that the key is what you first said, that we came

and slowly he started to put items on the brunch menu, started to put tacos, you know, and then huevos rancheros. and people were starting to go, wow, this is really amazing, you know. when you're cooking your mom's mole and you've been practicing it for years, there's all the stuff that's already kind of-- that has a foundation. buthis new cuisine doesn't have quite the same foundation. it's mo of a skeleton. so how do you do that now in a modern kitchen and have that same effect? ray: caracoles for me are one of those dishes that are a product of my current state that i'm in, sort of that intersection of a classically trained chef, you know, somebody who grew up eating a lot of mexican foods. if you dissect the ingredients as sort of a chefy equation, yeah, there's acid, there's garlic, there's fat, there's herbs. it does make sense. it passes all those tests, but we put it in the form of a, you know, a green mole made with stinging nettles. and so together, you know, it's a very far departure from i think what you'd get in a french restaurant, that bubbling, buttery escargot. but st

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so starting in may, our office of small business has actually started working out of 49 south van nesse permit center, and we have a team of two staff who are dedicated to helping small businesses through their permitting journey. so we do encourage people, you can come to the permit center or you can e-mail us at sfosb@sfgov.org, and you can communicate with our staff dedicated to helping you with your permitting needs. we hope that people will consider consulting with us before you even sign a lease so that we can help you on the path to success and understanding the journey of setting up a small business in san francisco. >> well, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show, miss tang. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> director tang: thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this show. we'll be back shortly. you've been watching san francisco rising. for sfgovtv, i'm chris manners. thanks for watching. >> i don't think you need to be an expert to look around and see the increasing frequency of fires throughout california. they are continuing at an e

that home prices are starting to fall. that is not a terrible thing. the housing market was completely on fire over the last two and half years, since the start of the pandemic. we saw prices go up 43% justice t -- just since the start of the pandemic. first-time time buyers fell out of the market. low income borrowers cannot get into the market. housing has become unaffordable. we really did need to bring it back. whereas, yes, higher mortgage rates -- this direction may pull more help into the housing market. host: where are prices falling the fastest? guest: in the markets that would highest the fastest. mostly on the west coast. san francisco, seattle, l.a. do you have not seen prices drop in the south -- you have not seen prices drop in the south. demand is still strong. supply is still very low. supply is still low across the country. we are seeing prices come down a little bit. we are talking less than 1% from june to july. that was the first data point we saw from black night. that was the first monthly drop in alm

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things start to turn. i think this is a bit of a -- you know, this is the kind of happy stage but that will very, very quickly turn into quite an uglier picture. >> the other problem of course is the strong dollar and it's strengthening again today against a number of other currencies and big ones that we do business with, like europe and japan. do you think that's factored into the stock market at this point? >> it is to some extent. looking at large versus mid and small cap you see the large caps do have the biggest balance sheets the problem is they have significant exposure to companies outside of the u.s these are the companies that are being really severely hit by the strong dollar. from our perspective, large cap is not a place you want to be in you want to be hiding out in the mid cap space, the area that has the fund if you look at, for example, in the united kingdom, which are the companies you want to be exposed to, companies that have exposure to the u.s. we would expect if the dollar continues

well, let's start right away.l be with you in this block that i'm devoting to talking to you, and it will be obvious that there's more about russia and let's start with the protests in dagestan. everything is serious. what is happening there, because look. yesterday on the air, i said that i personally do not believe that these protests can become some kind of spark that will ignite a huge flame, some kind of even a revolution in russia, because these protests are taking place under the auspices of the fight against the mobilization of dagestanis. on the street because they don't want their husbands, uh, sons, brothers to be mobilized and sent to war in ukraine, so today there was information even about what seems to be a man in the irkutsk region who does not agree with as with the principles of mobilization, even in the killing of the military commissar, i don't remember where it was. but it seems to me personally that the conditions of mobilization will change, the same dagestanis will return to their villages,

so starting in may, our office of small business has actually started working out of 49 south van nesse permit center, and we have a team of two staff who are dedicated to helping small businesses through their permitting journey. so we do encourage people, you can come to the permit center or you can e-mail us at sfosb@sfgov.org, and you can communicate with our staff dedicated to helping you with your permitting needs. we hope that people will consider consulting with us before you even sign a lease so that we can help you on the path to success and understanding the journey of setting up a small business in san francisco. >> well, thank you so much. i really appreciate you coming on the show, miss tang. thank you for the time you've given us today. >> director tang: thanks for having me. >> and that's it for this show. we'll be back shortly. you've been watching san francisco rising. for sfgovtv, i'm chris manners. thanks for watching. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is mary chu. >> hi. i'm chris manors, and you're rising on san franc

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it's starting to come alive to. we're starting to see some people file in here. 40,000 people will be coming around here over the next couple of days. now this that was kind of a lounging area that people kind of sit around and grab some coffee in between speakers, but that amount of people about 40,000 good news for san francisco's hospitality economy . dream force we know happened last year, but it was mostly virtual. only about 1500. people were invited to attend, which is a fraction of the attendance in past years. we're talking upwards of 100,000 people. this year, the city's hotel council reports nearby hotels are full and restaurants are preparing for heavy foot traffic. they're gonna have over 40,000 people here in san francisco for dream force, and they're going to these people going to be staying in hotels going to restaurants, shopping going to attractions and museums. it's really the kind of economic jolt that we needed. san francisco travel association says dream force will set the precedent for holding regular large scale conventions of things go ou

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they will be starting production sometime in 2025. production will start sometime in 2023.ll be bringing on production in line with demand. >> micron already has plenty of plans across asia. how does this impact operations globally? do you always consider building in the u.s. first? >> of course. we have a very diversified footprint across asia. they are now leveling the playing field. they have become cost-effective with support of grants. we will continue to invest in our plans and asia as well but then we look at the demand, by 2030, semiconductor demand is a must to be better. that is why we started this plant here. they actually had the ceremony that launched the construction for this plant. this will basically enable us to meet the growing demand. we will keep investing in technology transitions. >> you want about slowing demand about a month ago. that triggered a broader concern about a slump across the chip industry overall. what can you tell us about demand? is it indeed slowing down? >> this is a challenging environment. that is really impacting the industry. what

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i think i'll start with that again.impacted the way in which we think about protecting our critical infrastructure and then maybe dr. mussington if you could follow up as well. >> and i will probably have heavy difference or federal partners but the same time the critical and for such a come [inaudible conversations] isn't defense industry base as a supplier for the government. welcome to the party because that's what we started with a look at the supply chain some of the military aspects of things and started say this is where the government sees risk becoming are we going to mitigate the risk to make the comment field comfortable moving forward? if that mentality that carries the day but when we talk about international and diplomacy threats that have you not just taking on the military or some security systems are, but taking on the systems that feed them, it's on the backs of anyone because it is, what, doing to due diligence to make yourself as a order this week, don't be the slowest person in the room. it's the sa

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. >> it all starts today. firefighters are getting ready. the schools are getting ready to protect students. >> and you need to conserve power so that we don't lose it. we have everything you need to know. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for joining us. well, sweat this out together on daria and i'm reyna. we've been talking about the heat today. first day, all that heat wave. yeah. things are really going to get uncomfortable as we get towards the holiday weekend. we've got team coverage this morning. everything you need to know will tran is out of the cooling center will tell you where that is. sarah stinson is in contra costa county talking about how schools are getting ready. so, john, let's start with you in the weather center and just see how hot it is. which day is the hottest. so it looks like sunday monday. those are the really, really, really hot ones. but i mean, the triple digits. >> they start today. they really

the sn starts to come out. taking breaks is essential. >> they give you time to sit anx if you are too hot. then you can you can come back when you are ready. >> reporter: heather is the pret at mcgrail vineyards, dropped some gatorades and snacks. >> i am so thankful and gratefur the workers. even on a cold day, day, hot day, they're the hardet working people i know. >> reporter: the heat can also t the grapes. >> they get dehydrated, can getn burned. even in the winery with the rolling black outs, we had o bring a generator. >> reporter: before the wine ges to our dining tables, before the the fruit gets to the winery, it it all starts here. definitely good to remember how the heat is is affecting all of us and how it really is affecting people who work outdoors and the fact that they are out there doing that essential work. we are in foster city. we will be talking about how people on the peninsula are able to stay cool by renting boats. that's comingp in the next 30 minutes. >> pretty interesting. we'll be

let's start off with the focus of the forecast which will be the intense heatg heat coming our way. we do have a first alert weather status in place for primarily sunday, monday and tuesday. today technically we are not in it. , monday and tuesday we will be in. you will see why when you look at the progress of the heat. today is not all that bad. if we generalize the inlad the inland east bay which will e will experience this the most, 9 most, 99 today in general for the daytime high. then tomorrow it is 104. really you see monday and tuesday are the peak. they will really be the focus here. we are really hitting that peak on monday and tuesday. there is a lot of different wording that the national weather versus puts out to these to start drawing out awareness. the wording on that tells you everything. the worn aing tells you this is going to happen, start making plans now. excessive heat is coming over there. if you are in the area in orange like mosf most of the immediate bay along the bay sh

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after that, it does look like it starts to back off and cooler weather will start to filter back in, is not going to last very long as the way it's looking right now. sixties seventies eighties on your temps, it'll be nice. there's only a little bit of fog. i really can't find too much anymore. left santa rosa conquered palo alto san jose up we go from seventies yesterday, the 80 to 84, 80 and 80. today after lots of upper forties as you saw this morning 50 sixties on the temps. now we are running a little cooler, though compared to yesterday. at this time, we had clouds and rain or anywhere from about what? 2 to 6 degrees. san jose, seven degrees cooler, conquered livermore's or six and santa rosa and petaluma five degrees cooler than yesterday at this time 34 33 truck in south lake tahoe truck had some thick fog this morning. seventies on the desert yes, fifties and sixties. elsewhere the low kicks out the high builds in so the rain ends. for now, we'll get a break here, probably through the end of september. next hint of anything for us. rain wise would be early early october, but

this was a tale of two teams who started the season by differently.eeling the heat. now that she would know it early on, only 52 seconds of calm when lester appeared to answer their critics. their frailties of come and defence and there is soon on show with their lead to lasting just nine minutes. and lester's net would be bulging moments later and allowed to score and 15 minutes and soon oblige. 2—2 and 15 minutes and soon oblige. 2—2 and there was plenty more action to come. the second half was barely under way when mcallister did this. and euphoria soon became despair in va ar and tony harrington decided that he was offside in the moments of magic were disallowed. brighton were unperturbed and soon back in front. and breathing space too. they would be on the scoresheet and not but twice. 5—star performance from brighton and no wonder graham potter is smiling. leicester boss brendan rodgers knows he's got a hard task on his hands. we have to be honest, the best team won today, we started really well and this energy from the beginning. but as has bee

there is a lot of starts and stuff, starts and stops. we should have a fully funded hundred million dollar sponsored by whoever. paid leave campaign. because if we don't, we're not going to get it because i actually think we did a bipartisan poll on this. republicans and democrats want this. there is the will for this. part of what i have found is we are looking into this more deeply is that it was really i think many other business coalitions that helped kill it. and there is the sense this narrative on the hill that it's too expensive, the government is not to do because companies are already providing it anyways. if you look at most of the data that's out there, whether it's a survey done by a consulting company. they'll say do offer paid leave or not? and so the check boxes yes or no. the check box is not for how long, who's taking it, is it actually really substantive? the narrative is that everyone's getting paid leave. that is not true the other narrative is essentially that if google -- if i were could google and google essential

starting to set in over the bay. bay area. he is keenly aware ofe fire danger all around. >> it definitely worries me, fo. for sure. maybe not in this ver, perhaps, but around us. you know know how the fire goes. it doesn't necessarily have to stat to start from where you are, it starts from maybe it happened right away and quickly catches up. >> he is holding out hope for some rain soon. >> may be drying up a little bit. >> and for much needed relief coming soon. >> i hope this coming fall and winter we can compensate for it. for it. >> reporter: for anyone who lives in a fire prone area, the pal italian chief stress the importance of having enough defensible space around your house and not a whole bunch of overgrown brush that is prime fuel for fires. > >> as for the f■airview ire burning in riverside county in southern california, that one has now burned nearly 27,000 acres near the city of hemet. it it is 5% contained, residents were forced from their homes ovt homes overnight as the flames tore through the bone