russia today offers this... delusions, into which western countries have plunged today, including on the path of apostasy, that is, any departure from god. we must treat our country very carefully, love it, serve it, each in his place. i believe that the president deserves nationwide support. i know that the absolute majority of our people support vladimir vladimirovich. i hope that not only certain groups of people, but our entire nation, because today he shows in his personality, independent from any foreign centers, a truly sovereign leader, a sovereign state, well, if we generalize what i said today, you and i have the happiness of living in russia. in a free country, a truly free country. someone in the west will smirk now, and i suggest to everyone who smirked, think about what forces and centers of power you, dear brothers and sisters, depend on, and cannot take a single step, but we live in a sovereign free country, the country itself, the people choose their path development. and of course, we want to say again, being this alternative of civilizational development, we are at

we call a holocaust, is what is being done against russia today.sia, in particular, after the collapse of the soviet union, invested huge amounts of money in order to spread the illusion of its high culture. today, when someone is looking for an expert on russia, they will always come across adepts. who was brought up on the illusion of the greatness of russian culture, and therefore always, when they hear about russia today, they will, first of all, boil down to the categories of their own illusory thinking, not asking himself what is really happening in russia. in russia today there is actually, i would say, such a neo-colonial genocidal. a regime that has nothing to do with examples of high russian culture, from dostoevsky or other so-called classics of russian culture, according to this culture, there are no more today, and this is a certain shock that the west may be experiencing today, all those who consider themselves experts, and this is our perhaps historical role, it is to expose everything, to warn the world. to close it to this great da

south county today. so you're going to feel that heat in some spots and even reaching 100 degrees in antioch and we're also going to see upper 90s away from the bay in the east bay in hayward, 81 degrees and near the coast. we're in the mid 60s in san francisco. it's in the low 70s downtown, and for the north bay it will be up to 100 degrees farther north. while much of the spots like napa and sonoma in the low 90s. so we'll talk about some slightly lower temperatures for the end of the week coming up. and, mike, you're saying the real backup is on. yeah, different than the first couple of starts we had with a disabled vehicle causing unusual slowing over on the left side. the hov lanes even had a period of slowing, but they've all cleared out toward their normal pattern. now you notice all lanes are building toward the back of the parking lot. the good news is that the berkeley curve shows a pretty easy volume for a tuesday. still smooth. move over toward the bay bridge or down 880. the nimitz coming do

bit cooler today.nd we're still seeing some spots in the inland valleys that will be still warm. so we are going to see a slight drop in temperatures as we take a live look outside in san francisco. we are going to see those low clouds. let's head to the north bay where the fog lingers a lot longer in tiburon. that keeps those temperatures in the upper 60s, but it will be up to 90. in yountville today. benicia 80 for that high and mid 80s for santa rosa and in novato and cynthia, it looks pretty busy in the east bay right now. we can see it right now. oakland 80 in both directions. cars are moving. but if people are coming south, that's what we're going to encounter. a problem right there in hayward. you travel a little bit further south. we're looking at southbound 880 at the industrial park offramp. there was a crash involving about 3 or 4 cars. then the debris got in the lane. and right now is my last check of the chp log. i saw that there was another crash building up right behind this. so everybod

today it...ndustrial tourism is developing in belarus, last year the flagships of mechanical engineering and other industries were visited by over 200,000 people, which is a third more than the year before. general tour programs include visiting a museum, exhibition of equipment, assembly buildings and workshops. but each enterprise offers tourists something of its own, something special, one of the pioneers in this business and a recognized leader in terms of tourist flow, the belarusian automobile plant. for 9 years , the enterprise. recommends visiting belas, yes, we read, looked, we have two children, of course, we want to, we live in moscow next to vdnkh, and next to us is the belarusian pavilion, where there is a huge belaz, well, of course, not this model, and our children have plastic toys at home, belaz, bought in this pavilion, so fate probably brought us here and we are incredibly happy, we are from st. petersburg from russia, in childhood we learned that the largest machines in the wo

we are going to elaborate more on that later today.tic political considerations, it's about his own legacy, yeah, that's that's one side of the story, but there's another side of netanyahu story too, because netanyahu is the one who gave the uh right-wing place inside the rule of israel, and on october 7 he said that this was an existential threat? well, i believe that it was an existential threat, but not to the entity, but to the right wing inside of israel, because this right wing needed years to become in power. october 7 threatened them staying in power because it showed the world that this right wing can't be in power, because if they are in power then october 7 will happen, so i think there are two things that affect the way he takes decisions, first his political future and his political. legacy number two, the way the protecting the right wing rule inside of israel. uh, doctor, you mentioned the right wing, do you mean that the right wing perhaps triggered what happened on october 7th? well, of course, i think that uh, althoug

this is what the sports court in lausanne decided today.mands to award the canadian team bronze in the team competition. moscow has repeatedly emphasized that russia undeniably showed the best skating at the 22nd olympics, but vada, under the pretext of violating anti-doping rules, ensured that our country moved from first place to third. today on our channel the third episode of the vocal show “nuka everything together, national casting." this time sergey lazarev. and nikolay baskov went in search of talents in nizhny novgorod. exciting performances of the candidates were assessed strictly by the jury immediately after the evening news. well, we continue to follow the development of the main events in russia and abroad. be with news. they always turn around, point a finger at them, but they have long been accustomed to such increased attention. today in our studio they are the best, they will show who has more, and most importantly, they will tell how to achieve such results. pavel kuznetsova's passport has already run out of space in the

today we saw a lot of excitement _ remarks today?xcitement from - remarks today? today we saw a lot of excitement from the - lot of excitement from the crowd. it was overwhelming in terms of people coming together to say that this is the democratic nominee for president, this is the democratic nominee for the vice president. we saw a lot of unity and what you saw was two people who are ready to present a vision for the future, for the and also contrast that with their opponents who are running who are not presenting necessarily the same vision and they spoke about what was really important, i thought, at the heart of what they were saying is that this conversation in this fight for america will be the future of our own freedoms and what does the middle class look like? they touched on a number of different policies that they were going to be considering, you heard everything from housing to healthcare to the economy, who was involved in the economy in this broad—based economy, how are we going to lift up the middle class? those are i

switch today for a limited time. top stories here on today in the bay.ws just into our newsroom. an arrest was just made in southern california in connection with the overdose death of actor matthew perry. that is according to law enforcement sources. the actor was found face down in his hot tub at his pacific palisades home last october. the los angeles county medical examiner's office attributed his death to the acute effects of ketamine. los angeles police have been working with federal authorities to investigate the source of the ketamine perry had consumed. a san francisco court, reportedly ready to pull the plug on dozens of criminal cases. it's all tied to the recent federal appeals court ruling. sf standard reports dozens of sex crimes and domestic violence cases and dui cases are among those the courts may toss. this is all from the long delays. those legal delays during covid pandemic and the court's ruling was tied specifically to a dui case that dragged through the legal process. the today show just ahead. however, for more local news, stay w

today is in the 1940s. we continue to come together to preserve our american experiment by joining hands as one people, one nation and one united heart. and thanks to so many who are commemorating accomplishments of rosie the riveter, the women who joined the ranks at the plant in the shipyards, and who helped us achieve victory in world war two, are to be commended. senator collins and kc representatives speer fitzpatrick have done so much, but perhaps no one has done more than mae krier. and phyllis gould that's right. miss may was a riveter in seattle, washington. and miss phyllis was a welder in richmond, california. where the rosie the riveter museum stands today. that's right. it it was phyllis and mae who in recent years would walk the halls of congress passing out handmade red and white polka dot bandanas, trying to members on board for this important cause. we'll have the pleasure from hearing from mae in just a moment. but we mourn the fact that miss phyllis is no longer with us. while she worked

is my honor to welcome you to the capital for today's historic occasion. the congressional gold medal is the highest award this body can award to any group or any individual. you may not know this but fewer than 200 gold medals have been issued in our country's nearly 250 year history. today, pursuant to hr 1773 i have the distinct honor of presenting this metal to rosie the riveter, the women who worked or volunteered in the support of the war effort during world war ii. that is an applause line. [applause] >> it was during the first year of the war that president roosevelt went on a tour of his factories and plants where ships and tanks and planes were being built and during one of those visits as the story goes the president observed that as he would walk down the middle aisle of the factory it would chiefly be the men who would look up and leave their workstations, the men would stand up and debate whether the man in the straw hat walking by was the president but the women in the factories kept their heads down and continued to do the work. that's righ

call today! look at our top stories here on today in the bay. all lanes of the bay bridge are back open again after an overnight fire on the lower deck involving a chp cruiser. the cruiser appears to be at a total loss. it all started a little after two this morning in the eastbound direction. no one was injured. well, chilling new video on dash cam captured as the moments a wrong-way driver crashed into a tesla, killing a san jose woman and her 14 year old passenger. this happened shortly before 4 p.m. yesterday south of santa teresa boulevard. chp is saying that that pickup driver is a 39 year old florida man with a prior history of dui, cited earlier this year for driving without a license. parents are demanding answers after what appears to be a targeted beating at dublin high school. so far, the district is not confirming anything, but witnesses say five masked adult attackers beat up a freshman in the boy's locker room after school last friday. the district telling parents in an email some of the attackers have now been identified. dublin

is back in the pool today. she wants to add a little bit of hardware to her stash that she already has, fresh off her silver in the 100 meter backstroke, smith again will go against the defending olympic champion from australia in the 200 meter backstroke. now she took third in yesterday's semifinal behind team usa's phoebe bacon and canada's kylie masse. hopefully, regan can add some more medals to her collection. okay, are you ready for some football? not football. football as in soccer? yes, the u.s. men's national team is going to be on the pitch and so will someone near and dear to u. team usa's josh atencio will be going against morocco glued to his tv. and nbc, of course, will be cal state east bay professor matthew atencio cheering for his nephew. it's just really neat to see somebody that you've seen since they were a young kid, you know, on family vacations and hanging out in their houses. and then you see this kid have the opportunity that they've got to be on this global stage, which is the olympics

not not a lot of divergence from this temperature footprint from today. this is today. tomorrow we'll look the same saturday sunday will be a little bit cooler. you get the idea. hot inland, cool away or cool by the coast? mild around the bay. beautiful shot. salesforce lit up looking across towards the east bay. you can tell there's shallow inversions. that's how you know it's going to be another warm day. and there's the seabreeze in green, so it's a pretty good sea breeze. and this looks like fog. this is tomorrow morning. this is the subtropical moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico or gulf of california. and that is going to bring us higher humidity's potential thundershowers in the lake tahoe area south. that remains to be seen. the models are all over the place on it, but all subtropical moisture when it gets this far north can do a lot of crazy stuff. we've seen it before this time of year, right, in multiple lightning strikes, so fingers crossed that doesn't happen. i'm not seeing it in the models, but you can't count them out when you when you get that ki

call today! concern in massachusetts health officials there have found several mosquitoes carrying the disease, commonly known as triple e. one person has been infected. it's the first human case in the state since 2020. now, this virus can lead to some serious complications, including inflammation of the brain that can be deadly. at least ten communities in massachusetts are under high or critical risk of the virus to prevent illness. some areas are now shutting down parks and fields at night. >> that includes getting rid of standing water that can be filling up in buckets, gutters, empty tires and toys, and making sure that you're protecting yourself as you're walking outside. given the fact that the climate is getting warmer, more and more mosquitoes are outside, so we have to make sure that we're mindful of that. >> cdc data shows no tripoli cases in california. in more than 20 years. >> happening today hundreds of criminal attorneys with the sacramento county da's office are set to go on str

listen today, french president macron. as a person after all, all, how to say, these scenarios, i... to modernize the world, how to learn to respond to the disaster that russia brings, come to the concept of a new security and defense policy of europe, along with nato, when the president of the united of america said that the europeans should rethink their attitude to the formation of nato resources, europe is coming at the same time. to the fact that , along with nato, you should have your own author's project, which gives an answer to the urgent security of europe, and where in ukraine, one of the most interesting places is allocated, and where, by the way, the european union commission is currently working on the first security project of europe, and the second commission, how to respond to the challenges brought by china, the united states of america, to the european economic... market, in this way i conclude that today we are witnessing a rethinking of very many established relations, and maybe russia in the 25 years

today it is sunny. it is warm. forecast inland upper 80s, lower 90s today around the bay shoreline. it is bright. it is warm. upper 70s. lower seconds. and along the coast we are completely fog free. it is a very nice morning. we'll keep it in the 60s all day long. so highs in our microclimates starting in the south bay. a little bit warmer than yesterday. 84 in san jose. we'll go to 82 in cupertino, 89 in morgan hill. up along the peninsula, sunny, no matter where you are from the coast to the bay shoreline, we'll be at 83 in redwood city, 80 in los altos, 67 in sunny and half moon bay. complete sunshine across the entire city today. it will feel warm. upper 60s to the lower 70s breezy later on this afternoon in the north bay. it's getting hot out there. 90 in santa rosa, 91 in calistoga, 85 in napa, 89 in san rafael, 86 in vallejo. it is warm in the east bay with sunny skies. 78 oakland 80, in hayward, 81. fremont 84, castro valley and inland a few degrees warmer than yesterday. upper 80s to the mid 90s later on

i like to welcome my guest today, dr. mohammed swaiden, academic and writer in international affairs. welcome, thank you. thank you. the fear of retaliation for the assassinations of marters and the southern suber of beirot increases with each passing minute. evacuation measures in the north including factories continue. ולכן, למרות שההנחיות לא השתנו, בעירייה כן ממליצים לתושבי חיפה. והשאלה הגדולה היא מה עושים תעלי לא רק עם אלה שלא מצליחים לצאת אלא עם עשרות אלפי ישראלים שתקוים בחול הערכות לסבר לך את האוזן שביום ראשון הקרוב אנחנו נדבר על כ-20 אלף ישראלים זה הערכות בענף שתקוים בכל מיני מקומות בעולם ולכן ה כיוון יהיה לכל מי שלא מצליח ויהיו רבים כאלה לקבל מחברת התעופה את הדרך לחזור. it's the first time israel has been on this state of alert and that's for several reasons, first of all this is the first war where israel treats it as an existential threat for it, so israel is they declared that, well we our existence is under threat, and at when at the time this existence under threat, and let me declare here that it said this w

happening today.a 48 mile walk this morning from san jose to san francisco to call for a path to citizenship. >> ktvu is amanda quintana live in san jose, where that three day march got underway. and i'm doing the math. that's 16 miles a day. that's a long trek. but they're very devoted, aren't they? >> they are. it is really a long trek, obviously split into three days. but they did a prayer her. they are really focused on their mission of spreading the word, really, about immigrants needing a path to citizenship. so they just took off a few minutes ago. they're going to get to menlo park today. tomorrow they will get to south san francisco and then by monday, they're going to end up in front of san francisco city hall. they're going to have a rally at 3:00 on monday. >> we just, are very happy because last year, only 30 people signed up for three days. this year it's been 215. so that's a lot of progress. in the meantime, during this year, we've managed to get 23 more congress people to support what

call today! number one.akland city leaders are holding a town hall tonight to discuss public safety. it starts at 530 at saint john's episcopal church. there are three more meetings this week tomorrow, thursday, and friday. >> number two, police are investigating after a man was shot and killed inside his room at a berkeley homeless shelter. officers responded to a call of shots fired in the area of seventh and harrison street at about 5:00 last night. police didn't give any more details about a suspect or motive. >> number three, you might need to find an alternate mode of transportation. if you take sam trans, a labor dispute may cause some service disruptions today. maybe even tomorrow. sam trans says it's prioritizing school service and paratransit service won't be impacted. >> the number for containment on the park fire near chico is up to 79%. cal fire says recent rainfall has helped push that number up. the fire has burned 429,000 acres since it started more than a month ago. >> and number five will b

today's award, for me, is very high praise. to be, as they say, in the same ranks with all those who defend our fatherland. in one united line. all regions without exception are helping the front and the residents of border territories. small and medium-sized businesses, public organizations, and political parties have actively joined the general work of delivering vital supplies. the communists sent another humanitarian convoy today. daria okuneva reports. pasta, cereals, bandages, and syringes. the trucks are already full, and warehouses continue to deliver what is so needed advanced and frontline territories. our enterprise of soviet history, great optical. in the moscow region remember that september 1 is coming, kits for schoolchildren from donbass, rulers, diaries, pencils, felt-tip pens, humanitarian convoys, the communists have been sending for 10 years, but for the first time the kursk region also needed help, the enemy is already walking on the classic russian land, i never thought that ... again they will ruin my nat

today.tes for the quarter, reports its streaming and movie businesses are strong. disney did warn that there is some weakness in its theme park division. certainly it's pretty expensive for a lot of families, particularly now, but analysts say that will continue to be offset by the success of its streaming business. as the opening bell rang this morning, shares in sunrun, based in san francisco, shot up 14% as the company and investors see an opportunity for the business. now that sunpower has filed for bankruptcy. taking a live look shares in shopify also up significantly after a nice earnings report there. and as you can see across the board, we're seeing green dow jones up a full percentage point 421 points. the s&p 500 up one and a half to 5003 20. and the nasdaq also up almost 2% 312 points. on the upside, for the nasdaq, big lots could be closing more than 300 stores nationwide in a new sec filing, the big box discount retailer outlined updated loan terms, documents showed a lower stor

iftikhar hello, today's reporter , we present you with your kind eyes join us at 8 o'clock with today's news events. this land is a treasure in itself. with love, there is a clear path ahead, a bright tomorrow is our share of kindness, the divine seal is not separated from us for a moment, we have the seal of iran in that chest, with alfati's kindness. we have a longing for the seal of iran is eternal in our hearts, the future of this land is also romantic , as the seal of iran is in our roots, the peace of this land is our thought, more than the seal of this. iran is in our roots , the peace of this land is our thought. good morning . thank you for choosing the reporter to watch . let's go to the news events of today. the closing event of the national mourning is ebrat, and we are hosted by mr. nagaresh debir in the studio. this is the international sudvara to hear more details from him. mr. ngari, good morning. you are very welcome. in the name of allah , the most merciful. let me briefly tell you that one of the big events that happened in the country since the early 90s was that in

it starts today , we have hassan mr. yazdani, we have mr.ki, you know what happened to him, man of god, it was at the last second, it was very difficult to find a ticket for him to go. as far as i know , i heard that there was a delay in their plane. i am going from istanbul to paris. now i hope they will arrive. they are playing against a japanese opponent . today hassan agha yazdani is also playing against an australian opponent. we have two attractive wrestlers in azad, both of which have finals in bakhti . in other competitions, today, as i said, mr. alipour was rocked. on the other hand, in the table of the competitions, considering the bronze we got and the gold we got yesterday , we are now 43rd, america is first, and i think china is second. the difference is about the gold, we can win two golds with two or even one gold, let 's have 20 ranks, even three golds , but now because of the reasons given by the kekari embassy and said reasons other than football reasons , this match is canceled from futsal, let me tell you that mr. mohamma

donald trump answered no questions today, none. he stood up in a room, where he made sure that the reporters' questions could not be heard by the tv audience. when he spoke, the tv audience had no idea what the question was to most of the questions were terrible. the silliest possible questions you could ask, questions about campaign strategy. what a waste of a moment with a convicted felon former president to ask questions like that. here's one question, mr. president, can you tell us more about your upcoming interview with the elon musk? that was an actual question to donald trump today. question, what you think of kamala harris not picking josh shapiro as her bp? most of the questions were wasted questions like that. donald trump could just ramble about anything that came to mind, including lying about the size of his crowds. the biggest lies he tells about the size of his crowds is the lie about which of his crowds was his biggest crowd. he claims the crowd that gathered to hear him try to overthrow the presidential election on

but today, today we celebrate with them we celebrate for them informally recognize their uncommon andvice to our nation. now, you have heard the name maite cryer today. i am going to talk about may again. representative fitzpatrick i was grateful to work with s on this effort along with senator collins in the senate in so many others in the house and the senate. but representative fitzpatrick knows may better than i do but i know it pretty well by now. she's a fierce advocate but you heard part of her story.ry it is a great american story. it is a story of putting forth effort on behalf of her country at a perilous time. andhe in so many ways mae story it's a story of all of the rosie's. all their contributions when i speak of mae i'm speaking in the larger sense to all of the rosie's. but a snippet of mae story in 1943 at just the age of 17 years old may work at the boeing boeing aircraftfacility in seatn she helped build be 17 mv 29 bombersor that were used during world war ii. after the war mae moved to pennsylvania and ultimately became a constituent for representative fitzpatrick

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call today! >gianna>new at nine, filling your fridge and pantry with fruits and veggies and milk for free. we'll show you where families can get groceries they need without spending a penny. dirt bikes motorcycles, and even atvs revving up and taking over bay area streets. what we're learning about the rolling show. well, this just in a live look now at alameda county this morning where a county firefighter was caught on video in a controversial dispute after a traffic accident in san joaquin county last week. the incident was posted on social media. the department is now saying it will conduct an internal investigation. fire chief william mcdonald released this statement last night, saying our department is committed to gathering all the facts and we are addressing the situation in a manner that reflects our dedication to integrity, professionalism and community trust. san francisco's twin peaks tunnel is still closed today, so crews can continue making tunnel upgrades. bus shuttles are replacin

that kicks off today in wyoming.he while, the democratic national convention continuing in chicago. we are expecting kamala harris acceptance speech later on today. right here on bloomberg daybreak: europe, first half operating profit drops, we speak to the ceo, next. we will get his view on the earnings story that we have broken for you on the program. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ lizzy: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak: europe. 6:43 a.m. in london. as we reported earlier, the dutch financial services group, aegon, posted its results. first-half operating profit falling on last year. but we speak down to the ceo. good to have you with me on the program. joining us from hey get, i wonder how the macro environment is impacting your business. ask good morning, thank you for having me back on the show. at first we are pretty pleased to report a very strong set of half-year results. powered by strong commercial meant across our u.s. product alliance. strong commercial momentum in brazil and also in the workplace b

it will be 93 today and in napa today. in the mid 80s, there's really not much of a change tomorrow for most of the microclimates, only seeing the temperatures shift a degree or two, but it will be cooler for much of the bay area on sunday into labor day with mostly 70s and 80s. so take a look at walnut creek. a bit of relief for the weekend from the high heat, but unfortunately, as we head back to work on tuesday, it is going to be becoming much hotter with highs in the upper 90s. there on tuesday and wednesday and then gradually stepping down again for next weekend with some of those temperatures. so we are going to see a brief break from the high summer heat, but it's not over yet. we will start out september with highs in the mid to upper 90s in the valleys and san francisco will mostly see 70s, but we'll make it up to 80 next tuesday and cinthia checking in on some of those drive times. yeah, way less people on the road this morning. we do have one more day of school and work and those people are up and with us this m

no triple digits today. 93 degrees today.day dipping to 92 but toward the middle of the week you will see a warm up again but the forecast will continue to meander. it goes down to 90 and 88 in the inland valleys. friday, and saturday. it is want to be warm , if you are in inland parts of the bay area. the microclimates will be on display. the bayside communities, that is fog on sunday and monday. the temperatures are much more mild . nice for this time of year. looking at mostly mid to low 70s throughout the entirety of the week and if we had to the coastal communities, this is what you typically see in august in our christian communities. 60s across the board , nothing much changing throughout the week. maybe a little warm up toward the middle of the week on tuesday and wednesday and maybe a high of 66 degrees. for the most part you're looking at mid to low 60s throughout the week on the coast. truck symphysis leaders are aware of the national image problem but some of them are really trying to do their best to try and show

looking good today. yes.nd it's going to be very much like yesterday where our temperatures start out nice and cool. upper 50s, low 60s. and then we'll see it warming up in an area like mountain view. it's going to be a really beautiful day really comfortable. our temperatures in the low 60s to start and then upper 70s at 2:00 for today and into the afternoon. a breezy wind and lots of sunshine. our high will hit 80 in san jose, but 90 in san martin. we're still going to see a few of those 90s in some of our inland areas, and we'll check out the weekend forecast coming up. mike, as always, you're tracking those gas prices, watching them. they've been dropping a few cents a day as we've been talking about. let's go to the best in the bay right now. 374 at san jose's platinum gas on tully road. next up on the list here, we'll go to contra costa county. 379 at clayton gas and wash. on clayton road in the city of. that's right. concord. and in the north bay. we'll turn to vallejo with solano county's best of 389

still pretty hot today. yesterday was the peak of the heat, but today it only comes down a few degrees in some areas. and as we take a live look outside in san jose, it's another clear start. but it is at least nice and cool. and then as we take a look at our normal high temperature for this date, our average high and then what we're expecting santa rosa, well above average, reaching a high of 92 today, and we're ten degrees above average in concord. so yes, these temperatures are above where they should be, but not setting records. and in san francisco we're in the low 70s today, but upper 90s for livermore and san jose will be in the upper 80s. and we're only looking at minor changes over the next few days. eventually, things will cool back down, so we'll take a look at that in the full microclimate forecast coming up. mike, you've got a delay that just keeps building. yeah but hopefully now it's going to start recovering. but there will be a ripple. so we're looking over here. westbound highway four chp j

edgar bodrov is our guest today, edgar, as far as i understand, you have gathered such a group of like-minded people, and you carry out these evacuation raids daily precisely into the combat zone. yes, friends, hello, unfortunately, now are not the best times in our country, but this does not give us a reason to be upset, this does not give us a reason to panic, i don’t know, in our team it is accepted that every day we have to do something useful, otherwise why do we need this day. an initiative group of guys on their own initiative just got together and decided that well, it's time to serve our country after all and every day, yes, now we take guys out from under fire. from the zone of various military actions, well, plus ordinary people who do not want to be in those parts, it is not always necessary that there be direct military actions, but people are simply worried about their safety, be it a 96- year-old grandmother, this is the maximum that we have transported, be it infants, we also take them out, that is , we don't care at all what information we receive, we process it, their path,

, which also worked today, we cannot tell about everything today, unfortunately, for certain reasons,o that the enemy does not know it, but believe me, the skies of odesa today were also covered by mobile fire groups, which worked out just super, all the defense forces, today it is very difficult in this composition worked hard and we actually have this experience, so i say once again, let them apply, ukraine will close the sky over nato, give us missiles, give us the appropriate systems, we have specialists, we will help you, the weather does not hinder us, and finally , today the enemy struck another blow on the dniproges, on the zaporizhzhya hydroelectric power station and also damaged the kyiv hydroelectric power plant, at first this information was not disclosed, then this information was released because it started to appear. video again in telegram and other networks there, there was no big secret in this, let's say, i live that i saw how it all happened there, but in any case, this is how you can comment, moreover, these were all targeted strikes, one missile did not reach, fe

today was big heat if you're inland certainly. it's a one and done it's going to be cooler tomorrow. lower temperature tomorrow and fog will return tomorrow. fog was around this morning. it went away. and then it comes back. the sea breeze essentially got cut off for a while today when the fog kind of went away. and then the fog comes back and the sea breeze comes back as well. heat in the central valley is still going to be a thing that that east side of the sacramento san joaquin valley are going to get pretty toasty. and i look at the long range models on this and they kind of keep it. it's not atypical, but it's a lot of upper 90s low 100 seconds along this strip. i guess that's the 99 corridor. and you're looking at, you know, multiple days over seven days straight of 100 plus temperatures. so that's going to be interesting to watch to see how that goes for us. we'll have a sea breeze. if you want heat just go east. but then go east and south. but for us we're going to get you know this low comes in increases the sea breeze a

follow lies heading out today. yesterday was the big hot one today.t as much but still definitely warm. good morning, john. yes, still hot one today to yesterday was the very hottest for a lot of us. we are going to be looking at another scorcher, especially inland, looking outside at downtown san francisco. skies are clear out there. >> we do have a lot of fog and that is you're sure sign right there already that today is going to heat up quickly because we don't have access to a lot of that cooler ocean air. now temperatures are in the 50's 60's. even some 70's out towards brett. what at 72 degrees right now, dublin at 63 while petaluma down through berkeley. you are definitely on the cooler side in the 50's winds practically nonexistent at the coastline this morning. so none of that cool coastal air, at least in treating for this to mind. that does mean that daytime highs will be comparable with yesterday's couple degrees cooler, but a huge difference. 80's to 90's for most of our inland areas. lot of 60's and 70's towards the coast in the bay shor

and after today's. this attack will have to adjust the plans for preparing for the winter, the prime minister's adviser, a member of the supervisory board, announced this today company ukrenergo yury boyko. now it is difficult to say to what extent the situation will affect the announced opportunity to provide electricity to consumers without restrictions in september and october. just before the weekend, the authorities sincerely promised that ordinary consumers will now start autumn without turning off the lights, and even announced. it happened that kilowatts will be sold abroad, we have a surplus, but unfortunately, we see that the situation is different, mykhailo gonchar, president of the strategy 21 global studies center, joins us. good evening, i congratulate you, sir mykhailo, well, today we are not evaluating and discussing the situation that happened, in fact, it is clear that the enemy attacked the critical infrastructure, let's talk with you about how we can continue to live, in particular,

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after today's fundraiser. a warm welcome for kamala harris in the city, where she got her political start. thanks for joining us i'm j.r. stone. your voice your vote. kamala harris's bid for the white house today focused on san francisco. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard was in nob hill and spoke with some state and local politicians and democratic supporters who attended today's fundraiser. cornell. yeah, jr. >> kamala harris back home in the bay area. today's big money fundraiser. you said it collecting $12 million for her campaign. democratic donors say it's money well spent an investment for the fure of the country. >> we are here to hopefully see the next president of the united states. >> queta highsmith from san francisco, paid big money for her family to attend a fundraiser for vice president kamala harris at the fairmont hotel on nob hill. would you be here if the ticket hadn't changed a few weeks ago? >> no, i would not. >> daughter quinlan says young voters like her are excited seeing kamala

for today's meeting. it is in this way that the parliament has actually raised the objections of the guardian council regarding the plan to amend article 38 of the internal regulations. let me explain that this plan is about modifying the ceiling and floor of the number of members of specialized commissions of the parliament in the past sessions, the parliament amended this article and it was decided that the maximum number of members of the parliamentary commissions should be 23. some commissions have not been formed due to the non-attendance of many representatives in that field, which is actually a a committee should be formed composed of the members of the presiding committee and the internal regulations of the parliament, and in each period that the commissions want to be formed. he ordered and announced that this is a hypothetical case, it should be a law and the committee cannot let him do this, go back to the parliament. yesterday , the commission of the internal letter corrected this, and because

forward with a look at today's top stories on today in the bay. warning residents to be aware and take precaution. this is after an uptick of coyote sightings. now the most recent sightings were reported earlier this month near blue jay drive and loch sunart way. this is not far from the lawrence expressway. now they were spotted in an early morning hours and at dusk. experts do say while temperatures are warm. coyotes are looking for water, which could be in someone's yard in the east bay. oakland unified will begin notifying parents if lead was found in the drinking water at their child's school. 186 water fixtures on its campuses were found to have elevated levels of lead. the district knew about this in the spring, but only recently communicated this information to parents. the school board tells us so far that the lead is not in the piping, but rather it is being released from the older fixtures, so it's only impacting the water coming out of those specific faucets and not the entire water supply. highway 4 in contra costa is reopening. this

equipment, but this is not enough today.terprises of the ussr ministry of automotive industry are automobile plants, factories that supply components. complex units of machines and machine tools. the country's industry today does a lot well and quickly enough. for example, a modern tractor comes off the mtz conveyor in less than 3 minutes. but it took years to design and so-called industrial development of these machines that are needed in the national economy. a new factory was created for the grain growers and unsweetened patatokomishla equipment, spare parts, mineral fertilizers. the rural gas department has established the overhaul of preventive maintenance and repair of machines. the dispatch service is responsible for the countries of the rural gas department. then everything is so simple, as if everything was flourishing here before, as if there was no swamp at all, it seems that only hands created everything, their sons and grandchildren will remember them forever. suitability, dignity in russian, in our country, or

unfortunately, today at six o'clock in the morning there was a raid, there was a raid on the communal parking lot, this is the parking lot where the cars were. yes, a lot of cars burned. the fire was very big, you could see smoke covering almost everything city, the headquarters will be deployed, because a lot of houses were damaged, windows were blown out. around midnight, the russians attacked the village of cossack lopan in the kharkiv region, a woman was killed, and private houses were damaged. a fire broke out in one of the houses, the head of the regional military administration oleg sinyohobov reported. the enemy also attacked manned aircraft at night. with bombs and artillery, settlements of kupyanskyi, bogodukhivskyi, kharkivskyi and izyumskyi districts, private and commercial buildings were damaged. they were arrested in lviv on hot pursuit the alleged killer. witnesses saw a man stab another man in a residential area of ​​the city in the morning. law enforcement officers and medics quickly arrived at the scene. doctors declared the death of the 47-year-old victim. shortly a

ismail haniyeh today. today , ismail haniyeh to the lofty place of martyrdom.ael has come while he is sure that after frequent meetings with the leaders of the islamic republic of iran , especially with the supreme leader, he said goodbye to this world while he was sure that the path of resistance will continue and his blood will bear fruit, and he was sure that the islamic republic of iran will continue to stand by its principles, its islamic and revolutionary principles, whose introduction is the victory of the oppressed and the oppressed , and palestine and the holy of holies . stand by yourself because our iranian nation is the axis of resistance of the palestinian nation and all resistance forces, al-qassam, al-quds house and all palestinian resistance forces are united, they have chosen the path of resistance to end the zionist regime and the freedom of palestine, and peace be upon you and the mercy of god. blessings we thank dr. khalil hayat. abu osama, a member of the political office of hamas, mahavan ibrahim sanwar , the head of gaza, haniyeh, left in

what do you think will happen today? _ backdrop. what do you think will happen today?o you think will happen today? here in - backdrop. what do you think will happen today? here in the - backdrop. what do you think will happen today? here in the uk, i backdrop. what do you think will. happen today? here in the uk, the ftse 100 has made back up all happen today? here in the uk, the ftse100 has made back up all of the losses from last week. that volatility — losses from last week. that volatility is _ losses from last week. that volatility is likely _ losses from last week. that volatility is likely to - losses from last week. twat volatility is likely to continue until the market gets conviction. 0k. until the market gets conviction. ok. melissa, thank you very much for joining us today. thank you one of the world's richest men is facing fresh allegations from a us investment fund. the indian billionaire gautam adani's huge company, which is involved in everything from ports to renewable energy , has been under investigation by india's financial regulator since last yea

call today! >> a 13 right now and we are in the 3rd week of school in oakland and they're showing off these buses that are driving special needs students to school. they're all electric. they have this new fleet. and today, the company that makes that fleet called zoom and the school district is showing off the bus yard and they have all of these new electric buses. they got the chargers zoom. with instead of 2 owes its got the eu with a with a line over it. so, you know, it's zoom. right. more than 40 million dollars going to be used to create new ev charging stations at all. bart manage parking facility. so it's part of the department of transportation's nearly 150 million dollar investment to build ev charging stations across cali. the goal is to encourage a wide range of economic groups to get evs. and i know dr. john, you guys already made held a even ice. the range anxiety is a little is it that we still got the gas card? okay. that pluses and minuses. okay. okay. we love it. as you ever be

well you know it's not all plans for today yet.he program, using a teleconference, we will contact our colleagues from brest and find out what happened during the week in the first region. well, on the eve of international family planning day, which is celebrated on august 3, we will talk with our guest in the studio, the chief physician of the city clinical maternity hospital number 2 in minsk, olga sereda. that’s not all, after 8:00 in the morning we are waiting, i’m already running out of fingers, how many of these plans are there, so we are waiting for the doctor, nutritionist svetlana kashetska in this studio, we will learn all the pros and cons of vegetables marinades, and it turns out so interesting, yesterday we celebrated canning day, probably many of you made those very same marinades for the winter, and today svetlana will tell you once and for all whether you can eat them and how much you can, or maybe i ’ll add a fly in the ointment to these marinades right away, i heard that this can be downright deadly to health, so

today in the verdict program with serhii rudenko. the creeping offensive of the russians continues.ensky says that the troops are tired and need rotation, but there is a lack of weapons for new brigades. how long can a war of attrition last when russia has an industrial advantage. budget hole of 500 billion. the government plans to close the deficit of state funds. due to internal borrowings and a significant increase taxes, whether the business can withstand the additional burden during the war. the great coordinator andriy yarmak denies the growth of his influence on state decisions, but confirms the coordinating role in the president's office. why international partners are worried about the system of government in ukraine. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. for the next two hours, we will talk about ukraine, the world, the war, and our victory. in the first part of our program, we will have guests, in particular ihor lapin, special officer, officer of the armed forces of ukraine, yevhen