this area of high pressure starts to build and we start to pick up more of a westerly wind. around, particularly the further west you are but it looks like, as we head into the following weekend, that things will start to turn a little bit cooler. but all it is, is that temperatures are coming closer to average. so, in summary, it's an unsettled week ahead but still mild both by day and by night. goodbye. this is bbc world news, i'm tim willcox. our top stories... the uk's former chancellor, rishi sunak, looks set to officially enter the conservative leadership race after securing the backing of more than 100 mps. rivals of former uk prime minister borisjohnson dismiss claims by his allies that he's also reached 100 backers, with speculation rife he could enter the contest. the leader of the commons, penny mordaunt, is the only person to formally announce that she's running, but has fewer supporters. ukrainian officials say around a million and a half households are without power after the latest wave of russian attacks. and giorgia meloni has been sworn in as the head of it

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so starts to evoke a more complex relationship of life overall and starts to start to realize wait. earth has had this daily drama and you know, it's been going on for a long time. and you start to realize that, you know, there it the one thing i was i go back to my paleontology i we spoke about this before about peeling is still even after doing book is so intimidating to me in so many ways is that you have to make all these chains of logic that you have to know. you have to know so much about anatomy to say, okay is, you know, this is a whatever, a leg bone and from that i can say or this what the teeth look like from that i can make this assumption of how big the animal was and from that because how big this animal was. i can then make the assumption of it ate and then if i know what it ate and this is what the ecosystem have look like. and for that ecosystem and it must have had the weather must have been this and there must have been this. and, you know, there must have been this many you animals overall, you have to say like because of x, y, because of y. and you really can bu

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two weeks later, it started falling apart. i never fit in., to the religious families there, especially the religious women. maybe it was because my face was sunburnt from all the years, and maybe because of an athletic way of moving, or maybe the skirt just wasn't the right orthodox skirt. i don't know, or the stockings were wrong, full length stockings. so these are thick ones for the winter. some are a little bit more sheer, but i never got it right. i kept on riding. i had said to my future husband that the one thing i will not stop doing is riding. i would leave the house with my riding clothes and then the religious clothes on top, peeling off the layers as i'm driving to tel aviv and then riding, and then on the way back, getting dressed again and getting out of the car in the religious neighborhood, fully dressed again. within a month into the marriage, i started hearing him say that things are a little bit down financially, and i'll have to go back to work as riding instructor. this came as a shock to me because before the marriage,

but having said that, we can start to move in, start to acquire greater exposure to areas like equitiesf the things that have happened this year, like higher yields for fixed income it's not easy to do, but for the longer term, it can be, you know, pay off in a very, very impressive way >> charlie, as you look around, as a value oriented investor, have any particular types of stocks or stocks from any particular industry started to surface more than others as you're looking for what's been kind of unduly cheapened by this move down in the markets >> absolutely. anything economically sensitive. that's a quick answer, an obvious answer but a true answer particularly anything to do with housing has gotten extremely cheap. we're finding names like mohawk carpeting and floors trading seven times earnings power trains for cars, trading at seven times earnings. right now people are petrified of a recession we're going to get to the other side of it when we do, these are companies that will go back to noormal earnings and right now they are economically sensitive and very cheap. >> absolutely d

they just started shooting. i ran towards them, knowing that i had to get closer to the street to survive. tara: she says she was shot about 10 times in the upper body. >> the burning, it is incredible. you are wet and don't really white you are wet. i was glad i could move my legs. every time i move my legs, i was getting wetter and wetter. i knew i was dying. tara explaining, she crawled : away from the scene not knowing where the suspect went, and started calling out for help. >> i heard a car come by me, and i heard, like, a door open or close, and i could tell it went down a distance, and i heard some men say, i'm right here. i'm calling 911 for you. don't worry. tara: that was the spring of 2021. she says when she saw the image of brownlee circulating, she knew right away. >> when i saw the image of the person from the back, even though i never seen their face, that that was the person that tried to kill me. tara her description of the : suspect turned out to be key to catching him. >> she did let us know

cass starts laying down and so we start digging.s that telling you though? >> thinking we're close. >> but not close enough. holbert couldn't remember exactly where he buried kelli's body. it was almost dark. everybody was exhausted. so marshburn reluctantly called it a day, but he didn't take holbert home. >> i give him a hotel room and i tell him i'm going to be back in the morning. >> did you worry that he might get spooked and take off? >> i was worried he was going to kill himself. >> and take the secrets of kelli's grave to his own. >> coming up -- an excruciating few hours. >> i couldn't sleep that night. marcia couldn't sleep. >> in the morning, one final search and at long last, a sign. >> all of a sudden he starts whimpering and he stops. >> after two long years, are all questions about to be answered? when "dateline" continues. is dhils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help ri

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how do they get started? my favorite way to open up that conversation is have met brant and people like know who is here. and i was like, i always mess your title, but i'm like he does stuff with black historic sites and preservation and you should talk him. so now today everyone here is going to get to meet brant. understand? he does. and we're going to have a little chat about where we are in our preservation space. so exactly how did you get involved in historic preservation? so many of you probably have my story, some of my keynote talks, but i would for my professional identity. i had gotten undergrad degree in marketing. i went straight into graduate school and got a masters in business. and then i realized that corporate america wasn't a right fit for me. and so i started that process of searching for what was next. and i thought i discovered it when i learned about a furniture making program in the school of architecture at the university of kentucky and then when i walked inside those doors, i had th

and i will start from from the very beginning.came prime minister of the country, the relations with bulgaria have deteriorated to the lowest possible level. we started with the new bulgarian government, now former government, wide communication on many issues. you've been to sofia. you made a point of reaching out to kiril petkov, the former prime minister. and the two of you were seen as reformers, people who wanted to change the dynamic between your two countries. absolutely. but the problem is many of your own people don't want to make that journey with you. if you want to be a leader, then you have to make tough decisions. we, in these negotiations, had several goals in front of us and we achieved them. number one, clear macedonian language in the european union. number two, clear macedonian identity of the macedonians in the european union. and start of the negotiations with the european union, which happened on july 19th. and historical questions to be out of the negotiation framework. you mentioned the work of the historic

he will have to start - looking at cuts somewhere, so where does one start?— does one start? is not going to reverse the reversal of the national insurance which went up when he was chancellor and then it was cancelled by liz truss a couple of weeks ago. it probably would look incredibly silly if he did look to do that but that is another £12 billion for the nhs that he has got to find from somewhere. if i had to bet, i imagine that the plan that jeremy hunt and liz truss had sort of started to carve out, in terms of looking at some cuts to budgets, looking at some cuts to budgets, looking at some savings, hopefully, looking at some savings, hopefully, looking at some savings, hopefully, looking at efficiencies that hopefully can be made to some of those budgets, i think that will be a logical place to start. at the end of the day, borrowing costs are going up, and we are spending more and more of our money tending to our debts. rishi sunak can't go i am going to borrow my way out of this until we reach grace, he is going to have to look at the finances very carefully to try

we started when mark was in school trying with practical experience.tarting in schools tawith individuals as soon as possible, a very young age in terms of promoting independence, activities, one of the things we found helpful is to engage him and give pacific tasks specific outcomes helpful in promoting those skills. to relate e that education vocational outcomes that can be meaningful and be sure there are transitional programs that lead to real life experience that lead to employment opportunity and appropriate support that follows the students and this specific meaningful activity and employment. >> i've known you as a founding father for a long time now. attitudes and employment opportunities for children and adults with autism change since the institute was founded 20 years ago? >> that is a great question and i wish i could say yes, there's an explosion tremendous improvement both vocational and employment opportunitypo but one of the reasons with mike and he spearheaded the project, the data speak for themselves i believe there has been improve

shelling is which starte ., ~ ., ., ., started monday a week ago and the shelling _ started monday athe shelling is _ started monday a week ago and the shelling is continue - started monday a week ago and the shelling is continue every . the shelling is continue every day and today it is not on the grounds. they are shelled by missiles and energy objects. it is really a new approach with the russians against the ukrainians. the targeting of energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you — energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you in _ energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you in ukraine - energy infrastructure. indeed. i know you in ukraine are - i know you in ukraine are careful about giving too much information about the targets and the success the russians have had in knocking out targets but it is quite clear your energy infrastructure is vulnerable. i believe after the first wave of strikes you refer to a week ago, more than 30% of your energy infrastructure received hits and there were many cases of serious power outages. you are vulnerable, ryan chew? {iii outages. you are vulnerab

and so that's when my mind started to see. that's when my mind started to shift. and i started to wake up just a little bit. so you were also abused by the police during the ferguson protests, during the year that there were so many black lives matter protests that spread across the country after what happened to mike brown and what unfolded in ferguson if you could just talk a little bit about how that experience personally impacted you, but also talk about it within the context of saint louis. its history of saint louis often racist history. yeah, again, any type of protests you know, i often tell people that growing up, i never saw anything like what happened in ferguson the entire time i lived in saint louis as a young woman. right. and my parents before me had never seen anything like that before. if you could kind of put all that into some context. yeah. so it was. by the time that incident happened when i was brutalized by the police, so we had been protesting michael brown was killed august the ninth, 2014. this was. november 24th when this happened. we we

it starts so early. and then that matriarch and not matriarch in a respectful way necessary we are seeing so early as this grown woman at 14, even at 12, at ten. you are seen as basically a grown woman. and i think that plays this part of i don't have to be soft with you.ty i write do have to treat you with dignity. i do not have to treat you like you are deserving of peace. i can treat you like you are. basically i think a lot of it comes down to not knowing, not understanding the core of us. as i got older -- from that moment id started to really understand things that i had heard in my childhood at school. wait a minute, i remember feeling this way when the teacher said this. and now i realize what that really was. and years later the whole idea of not being believed. notr being heard or being tread like you are automatically less than meet your automatic less than us. that was the thing when i was in that abortion clinic on the person that was supposed to counsel me instead of her speaking to someone

ten starts, a 2.04 e.r.a.in the first game of the wild card round, dominant there as well. 6 1/3 scoreless innings. he and nola are the reasons that they felt they could steal game one. >> smoltz: a powerhouse fastball, throws a ton of them to right-handed hitters and a ton of fastballs up in the zone. watch for his front leg and how it lands. if he's connected with his lower half, it's going to be a tough night for the braves. there is the pitch mix. a lot of fastballs, good curveball, and that slider. he mixes in a two-seam fastball. man, he can come downhill with the best of them and throw a belt-high fastball. the strikes thrown tonight will be an indicator of who benefits: is it a taller strike zone or lower strike zone? >> joe: a low strike zone would benefit wright, a tall strike zone would benefit wheeler. ronald acuna jr. hasn't quite been right, but looked a lot better yesterday: had three hits. a high fastball to begin, chops at the short, bryson stott's throat is dug out by hoskins. acuna leads off

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i started building. such my own little tom and i understand that i am my fate is connected with the institute of fruit growing of belarus, i i will stay, then i went to the people to get married and came here, and due to the fact that i was born in a large family. of course mine. the family is also large. i have four children, three girls and a little son. we named the children elvira the eldest daughter. she is already 15 years old. then the daughter is 12 years old. e. and then elvin's point is 10 years old for me and my youngest son - this means that it turns out today. soon it will be 6 years old. i am proud here, because i love them and my wife, of course, she when she arrived now from azerbaijan with such warm climate. here is the climate. this adaptation was a little difficult, but i am grateful to her that she is, well, let's just say. uh, scared, here are the difficulties. yes, they left there, we say or did not say. come on, let's move to azerbaijan, she says, because this is the very thing. sh

: people believe the big switch started in 1960. i think that all the way back to the election of 1876 when the whole southern part of the united states of america went blue, when democrat. that one distant this is what continues after lincoln was assassinated. you had a lot of black people voting for the democratic party didn't and they had a plan for it. it was called the mississippi plant and a softer line or plane, intimidation robbery, murder, stuffing ballots. look it up, get the book, mississippi south carolina plan was out of democratic party and are still doing in the city satellite plant even today. people say they started voting for the republican, the democrat party in 1960. i say no. let's look at something here because call the civil rights, right? no. in 1956, 1957 eisenhower and nixon to make republicans civil rights act in 1960 the past the making 60 so protected basically designed for black people down south could vote. eisenhower also sent the 101st airborne down to make sure the little rock nine got into central

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stability started to shake after the third quarter.n stanley wouldn't give it specific number one analysts asked. they kept saying we've been conservative, the losses are pretty contained they are pretty minimal all in all. does that continue? are a lot of concerns, more estimates floating around wall street but again it depends on what happens to the market between now, the end of the quarter and into next year. things always have the potential to get worse. the market is much more closed than earlier this year. if there was one or two big losses, it's contained by definition. they don't have a whole bunch of new flow to contend with. there's still a large and finite amount out there today. >> you will be back on monday. enjoy the weekend. next week is big. european stocks are finished for the day. the ftse 100 finishing down there session lows. these are the final numbers for europe. european stocks have drifted in so many ways to sideways today. plenty to discuss on the clinical front. we will talk about the eight minute press confe

wednesday gets off to a windy start, a wet start in northern and western areas.6:00 in the morning. bit of a wet night in northern ireland and across much of scotland, heavier rain for wales and north—west england. look how mild it is, though, through wales and england in particular as the day begins. quite quickly the rain out of northern ireland, it�*ll be out of much of scotland by end of morning, brighter skies following on behind with scattered showers, some heavy and maybe thundery, moving through quickly on gusty winds. wales and northern and western england turning drier into the afternoon, sunny spells, chance of a shower, and through the afternoon, spell a brief spell of rain moving through east anglia and the south—east after what is a dry start to the day here, maybe a few sunny spells. it is a windy day, these are some wind gusts, there�*ll be stronger ones through irish sea coasts, particularly north wales and north—west england, very windy to begin the day and temperatures actually come down a bit once the rain has moved on through so it will feel

already have something, the weather is so smearing la la i thought what was i thinking he says i startedse i won't come up a little bit well guys, may god give you health and everything will be fine , victory will be with us every time, i pray that zatoka protects them, god save our defenders and our ukraine. well, that's what i say to lesya, ukraine is my personal and only axis, ludochka, look at the chestnut that i take away, yes, beauty, handsome god bless my whole soul, god bless everyone , i'm a healthy little girl, i cover her with water, and then we cover her with water, and he softens the boys, we cover them so that they steam there oh, sing, children, they will hear, my children are giving warriors, god bless you, family, god god grant that you returned to the neighbor to a healthy strong so that the losses do not cry from above with joy that you came peugeot him from this and i wish you victories ate bread and their health more strength i want to hug everyone and wish them to hold tight and i will show you this good one that looks like this too we put the ice here we put the pi

it's a chilly start. we'll start to see it warming up as we go to noon.und the bay we have temperatures ranging from 68 in san francisco to 90 in brentwood and petaluma reaching 85 degrees. the weekend is coming up. >>> now to decision 2022. in san francisco some polling station will open. >> if you plan to vote by mail, check your mailbox. many are already sending those ballots out. we received ours yesterday. if you don't get your ballot contact your county registrar of voters. >> several key races across the bay area. the city of walnut creek will ask to vote yes on a half cent sales tax increase. >> as "today in the bay's" bob redell that money for measure o would pay for a lot of things including law enforcement. >> reporter: after last november's mass burglar at the nordstrom, five police officers were hired but stimulus funds will run out soon. measure o would fund those positions for the next ten years. measure o asks residents for a half cent increase from 8.75 to 9.25% to raise about $11 million annually which would not only pay for crime preven

so let's start the puzzles.ve 60 seconds with three definitions for each with a mysterious word i will read out one point each. for each guessed word you will receive, who in the frame who suggests the difficult work of the team , just like that, i imagine myself and you. let's go man. let's go man. yes yes. yes, of course, i have a choice. so tim answers. arina actively prompts for 60 seconds. are you ready for time to fall from the birch? bruised a large piece of plywood you can tear a piece of paper out of a notebook correctly, and then the programmers have an incomprehensible language, that's the right language, well done and you can't tell it to anyone, but a secret, probably the secret of it requires a computer password correctly commands the sailors the captain is such a beautiful butterfly. and is there also the most important in the fleet? captain yes, that's not quite admiral adminochka, admiral, butterfly. there seems to be no captain, but don’t count what a fast bird is a fast bird , the eagle is mad

bloomberg markets starts right now. we will get a quick check on those markets here because you do see some pressure in the stock market down about 1% on the s&p 500. the bond market is closed to see where the yield has actually been sticking. it will start once again trading tomorrow and we will see how much catch up the bond market has to play to this pain and if yields were driving the dollar higher, that seems to be the trade today anyway. the dollar stronger by .3%. what happens when yield catches up to the story? and you do see some weakness in the entire commodity complex. the materials down .6 percent altogether. it's really crucial to talk specifically about the treasury space broadly and that is where i want to bring in the next guest. the announcement on the buyer exodus, who better to bring in then chief correspondent liz mccormick, two whizzes when it comes to the treasury market. i want to start with you here and talk about the exodus. the idea that there won't be that much demand for treasuries. walk us t

how they started. we didn't start living together right away.ating, when the older brother left for the watch. she moved in with me. well brother flat, where we used to live. i worked and studied. she did housework. everything was good, not a weed. scandals were not quarrels. even somehow my friend lived here for a week, he saw how we quarreled, he says. come on, i'll make you some tea, sit down and talk. we sat down and started talking, i found out for treason. and that's where all the fights started. tatyana admitted that she was cheating on you, you did not expect this, did not expect it at all. i was even going to immediately leave for the village where, well, where my mother lives. she stopped me and apologized. i forgave her and said whom i apologize. yes, with my brother. i talked to my brother, but i asked him not to get into our personal lives. how do you help tatyana in caring for the baby? make the milk mixture go for a walk, then at night i got up to her child repeatedly, when i take her in my arms, she stops being naughty and starts

father, and this is the start, ithink.— start, i think.. we h start, i think. this is 'ust the beginning, we are _ start, i think. this isjust the beginning, we are all- start, i think. this isjust the beginning, we are all talkingj start, i think. this is just the - beginning, we are all talking about it, and we don't even know what it says yet. no more talking about it for now, thank you both so much, jenny, rachael, thank you for being here. that is it from me, i am lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news, bye—bye. hello, iam hello, i am mark edwards with your sport. and we are going to start with a football. the gunners only needed a point to go through to the last 16 but they swept the hosts ahead with a first—time finish before aaron ramsey they had a for european debut to forget, he failed to clear a corner, and as substitute doubled psp's lead. arsenal will need to uric now. cristiano ronaldo marked his return to football with his 7015t his return to football with his 701st goal with a comfortable win, and set up a tantalising group d

eh, it's starting to swim, it's starting to stir, how will i earn money?ll eat, with whom i will live. he starts to trick me to learn to recover more beautiful becomes smarter just to survive how much laziness human inventions have been made. yes, that is this great amount. uh, and it turns out that many people say, thank you, that will be this case. thank you that i didn’t, i didn’t graduate from this institute, but went the other way. wanted one got another, so i was led there. well, once upon a time, exactly what you did not succeed today, as if it had not fallen to the ground. you thought that everything from tomorrow would not be, but as the gospel is written, tomorrow will be a new day and start that is better. they have positive thoughts, like those of akhmatova, who after a break in love relations. remember i wrote. i'll be dead tomorrow morning. so definitely not suitable necessarily at the time of awakening. you need to mentally support yourself with your motivational short phrase. well, in the evening before going to bed, in the fight against an

this started in january when musk started buying shares. in april musk made his offer and two months later he threatened to back out. twitter sued. today twitter shares will be suspended according to new york stock exchange. what will happen to the employees? some analysts say for many it's not good. >> elon musk started his acquisition of twitter really by doing a telling campaign instead of a listening campaign. he told them how management wasn't doing the right job. he told them how he didn't agree with a lot of the things they were doing and how bad a company they were. so it's hard to imagine him coming in and suddenly giving everyone a bear hug saying let's get to work. i have to imagine it's going to be a pretty rough start. >> musk has acknowledged he's over paid for twitter and will finance the $44 billion deal with 33 billion of his money. because he took out loans the deal will saddle the company with about $13 billion in debt. we know this generated a lot of reaction. most is on twitter. >> most is on twitter. what better place

so let's start with that. i want to talk we talked about this when we're on twitter spaces and stuff, but talk about how i want to get into how what happened and focus on alex jones and others, but talk about the bigger picture for people here in terms of of why this was as you said a canary in the coal mine. i interviewed len posner whose son. nova was murdered. so talk a little bit about that. so lenny posner was a sandy hook dad whose son. noah was the youngest sandy hook victim and lenny had a tech background. he was interested in computers when the computer industry was in its infancy. he really knew how the algorithms propel lies on to social media platforms and speed them to millions of people. so he was the one who told me, you know, this isn't a one-off that you know was maybe spurred by sandy hook being a watershed moment in the gun control battle. for example what this really was was a foundational story of how misinformation moves and how people were willing as we say like a group of people we're w

the gusty winds that we start talking rain. so i mean, this is this is kind of a neat times you're going to see outside right now the sunset can we believe the sunset at 6.27. now. so. >> days are growing shorter and shorter. beautiful out there with the high all the colors in the skies. temperatures, you've still got 70's and 80's ramos, the bay area. how about that? still holding on to a hot 90 degrees right now in concord. but big changes on the way high pressure is going to start the weekend that ridge of high pressure boss, that beautiful weather. in fact, that ridge going start to flatten out as early as tomorrow and that could allow the temperatures to begin to cool return of some patchy fog along the coastline. still a warm all around the bay area away from the immediate coast to watch what happens here. this is where it starts. get a lot of fun to get that low spinning off the coastline. bring us a couple high clouds, high pressure kind of flattens out as that ridge kind gives way to that front. and then on saturday ab

and tonight's game starts at 7.30. all right. so what bit about our forecast now taking a live look outside from mount tam gorgeous. live picture there kiley, you were just mentioning this moments ago. yeah, and the reason is it's so green. they're right. and you see that's where that fog hangs out at the top of that mountain. right when we look at it. and that's one of the reasons they get that moisture recovery every night, right when they get that fog. there. >> and that's what helps us during fire season. we have the fog roll into one of the reasons i think thank full for this week, we've got a couple weeks left in our fire season. check this out. my i went right to this. 100 degrees right now in reading what a difference between say san diego, where they've had that low pressure system right off the coast, causing clouds and unsettled weather just 66 degrees there, bringing it into the bay. we've been pretty mild for sure. and san francisco city about 59 degrees with started to warm up in the north bay there in the upper 70'

richmond bridge starting to build. bay bridge, still does not fill in all the lanes, so a little lighter right now. >>> stanford researchers detected a new omicron subvariant in the bay area. >> and bob redell is joining us live with more on this. we've seen a lot of subvariants, why are scientists worried about this one? >> reporter: good morning. because this new omicron subvarient ba2.75.2 might be the most immune evasive so far. still doctors say you want to go to your pharmacy or your local health care provider and get that booster shot even though the booster might not prevent you from being infected by this new omicron variant, it should still keep you from getting very sick and ending up in the hospital. the clinical biology lab at stanford has detected one case here in the bay area, and there are also several other cases confirmed in los angeles county. specifically the subvariant's spike protein looks different, which means antibodies we have from getting a vaccine or from having had covid may not recognize i

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we are starting to cool down. low pressure is starting to return. we will see gustier conditions along the coast this afternoon. daytime highs are expected to sit in the the mid to low 60s. it is a chilly forecast for us there, but up in the hills, it is still still a little bit warmer. so maybe put some i.c.e. coffee. just in the sacramento -- santaa santa clara valley, you see thes the lights billowing underneath it. the sun will rise around 7:. around 7:14. once that happens, the fog layer will slowly start to dissipate. we will be left with cooler conditions for the next couple of days. will pinpoint when and where there is is going to happen. for now, over to you. >> thank you. > >> we have some delays building around westbound 580 just before before bayview avenue. two lanes lanes are blocked. it may involve a big rig or semitruck stuck on its side. we are seeing seeing a backup on the eastshory eastshore freeway trickling off of the connector on westbound 5. westbound 580. is backed up all the way into richmond at this point, so give yourselv

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cool start for many.cloudy skies and temperatures below average but warmer weather will move in. wednesday is the warmest. here is future weather. today is a partly cloudy day. throughout the afternoon we find that blend of sun and clouds and that continues overnight into tuesday. partly cloudy the next couple of days. highs in the south bay in the 70's, good air quality. 71 the high in cupertino. 60's and 70's along the peninsula. downtown will get to 68, 66 daly city, the north bay a lot of 70's. 76 san rafael, 75 had a luma, 76 calistoga. upper 60's in the east bay and partly cloudy. 70 san leandro, 70 oakland, but 69 berkeley. inland mainly in the 70's. 77 concord, 7 san ramon8, 76 pittsburgh and antioch. overnight those clouds willhere is the accuweather 7 dy forecast. partly cloudy today and tomorrow but warmer weather moves into tuesday. summer-like 80's and 90's away from the coast but we will feel like fall once again for the weekend. morning fog and temperatures in the 60's and 70's for the week

a chilly start at 7:30 this morning. breeze picking up, britrew athosewi wind later on coming n ab some partsf the bay eaould experience aftershocks today after yesterday's 5.1 magnitude earth take. no serious damage reported but this is one of the most look at things on our website this morning. lena howland joins us with more from walnut creek. lena: just like we saw yesterday, all bark trains except for those already in the transbay tube must stop or at least i've minutes just to make sure that it isn't being followed by an even larger earthquake. take a look at this video. swinging our can a classroom, swaying like fixtures and lamps, here's a look at some of the videos shared with us capturing the moments and reactions to the quake that rocked the region yesterday morning. miles from the epicenter, robert b&b shared for surveillance footage showing the decorative windchimes shaking. items surviving this strong earthquake and its several aftershocks. >> you had a 5.1 with an immediate 3.5 after it and we felt it. it

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