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summer tempts us to soak up the warm sun. gorgeous suntan can cause some not so gorgeous wrinkles and skin cancer. here to remind you how to protect your skin, we welcome back dermatologist and we have you here, we have extended summer, we have sun here probably more than other parts and it's not safe to go out without protection any time. >> period, end of statement. i think we get lulled in, we don't need to put the sunscreen on. you have to do it. you brush your teeth every day, you put your sunscreen on every day. one in every ten americans get skin cancer. one in 15 americans get a lethal type called melanoma. it's frustrating because it can be prevented. >> one bad burn can do it? is that true? >> maybe two, three, four, but the problems we get these bad burns as kids and don't know any better. i tell my patients, you get up, you put your sunscreen on, your kids see you put it on, they'll put it on and by the time they're older, it's a normal part of their routine. >> now women, they have makeup, i have something sittin

which was a tough one to get any sun. lots of clouds. some sun mild. if you can get the sun to peek out you might get 70. 4:01 on a tuesday. you had a busy monday. let's hope things are quieter. >> let's hope. i didn't understand all the happiness for tuesday. claudine is always very happy. >> better than the alternative. >> i guess so. >> we are happy she is here. >> good morning everybody. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. we have a lot to be happy for. there is not a lot of traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is looking good into san francisco. 880 northbound and southbound the traffic is moving well on 880. the tube out of almeida is shutdown. there is a detour. you have to go down to one of the bridges out of almeida. 880 looking good hayword to fremont. fremont. >>> there is new developments in a string of freeway shootings on i-80. there have been 17 since november. the latest happened sunday night. amber lee spoke to law enforcement about what is being done to try to stop the violence. >> reporter: chp received a 9-1- 1

san francisco few peeks of sun the north bay sun and we'll see little bit more of that throughout the day 55 oakland inland east bay greater skies for you too. cool, only 53, a ways to go before you get there. tonight the skies clear out, still a chance of a shower east bay and south bay the dense fog tonight and the chilly start tomorrow. notice, once again, we are dry right on throughout weekend. >> thanks lisa. >>> fedex expects to have its busiest day ever today. the company expects to make 17 million shipments worldwide almost double the usual daily amount. the company has hired 20,000 seasonal employees who help its 290,000 fulltime workers with all the holiday shipments. the national retail federation predicts half of us will shop online this year. friday is the last day to mail a package that will arrive by christmas without paying extra. >>> new evidence that drugs to treat attention deficit disorder are save for adults' hearts. kaiser permanente in oakland led the study. researchers found adults taking adhd drugs had the same number of heart attacks strokes and sudden heart

so now the ball is the sun's cord, which is the so far sticking to its guns as well. probably you would, if it's your exclusive, probably very, you know, well reaching out to their sources to get some information to back their journalism . but the british or security minister, minister of security when confronted when asked whether or not this report was true, he hesitated to back the sons claims have, listen, i'm can't comment, won't comment on the specific case, but it would be fair to say correct to say that we face threats of this type that are different, they're more sophisticated, they're more extensive than they ever have been before. well, so essentially everything that he has had to say here is, well, in plain human words, not political tool that well, the british government is facing cyber threats. and so that's it and nothing about something being stolen. so we'll see if the sun reacts to the new revelations in any way given that other well other other outlets have already called their reporting opaque leave suicide. so we'll see, or if they just decide to

you're tilting them up to harvest more sun and have them perpendicular to the sun. as utility them up, you can't have them close together anymore. as you can see my hands are shading each other here. you have to start separating them so they don't wind up casting shadows on each other. if you're able to get less panels in a given area. >> i would love to take a look at one of these solar panels if you have something that we can look at. are they heavy? what's the deal with this? >> you're 150, 100 something pound person walking on your roof. >> 150? >> i'm 150 pounds. >> carl! >> most modern houses are designed to take the weight of a solar panel instaglation. >> i don't have to worry about panels falling in on me? >> hopefully not. >> hopefully not. >> if you have a good contractor, they'll do their due diligence. they'll do their homework. it's better for the industry if everyone does their homework and does the calculations to make sure the system is going to last 20 years, 30 years. >> that is another question. what is the lifetime of the system? do you have to

. >> unless we can harness the power of the sun, it will run out eventually. >> the power of the sun.t one time or other, the sun has been to man god, king, father, brother. beyond all that the controlling force of all the lives and moves here on earth. it's fiery element would change the course of continents and sees. would send awesome currents of your energy charging through the atmosphere. working with other elements, the sun would first start life on our planet. gradual shifting and up people would bury creatures and plants beneath the service -- many of the surface of the earth. there they would fossilized, eventually turning into huge reservoirs of oil, gas, and coal." billions of years would pass. from these underground beds of fossil fuels man would draw the means for duplicating in his small way the power generated by the sun. at first, energy was used for heat and light. the uses multiplied slowly, then faster and faster until finally the fuse was lit for a virtual energy explosion that would affect all aspects of our lives. ♪ narrator: when a circuit breaker or fuse blows

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a few leftover showers sun. mon we will squeeze out sunshine and monday and tuesday, we have the storm door going on, another storm system coming in tuesday as well as wednesday. >>> if you are traveling, you are headed out of the san francisco bay area, today everything looking pretty nice. la some sunshine, so no delays there. highs in the lower 60s. chicago cold and clear, 29- degree, dallas at 49. atlanta sunshine with a similar temperature, and new york city 38 degrees. today's your best day so far to get out of dodge. that's a look at the weather. for the traffic here is liz. >>> getting out of dodge not expecting a morning commute today. we straight leg raising a couple of problems, not making any major hot spots as traffic is still light and it is early. northbound 101, the willow road onramp, it is a pick truck partially blocking that. we know chp is on scene, expect delays heading up the onramp, but otherwise, the freeway, 101, 280, really nice ride down through sunny and into san jose. we do still hav

.>>> a mix of sun rain and clouds. conditions perfect for a rainbow. we got this video of the rainbow above the east bay this morning. let's turn things over to bill martin to find out if we are in store for more weather. >>> the sun sets on these things. it takes the fuel away. the sun came out and fueled the cells. we had thunder and lightning and hail. the cool air is moving off. the sun is set. a few lingering showers are left. for the most part we are winding down. the mountains are still getting snow. as you look at our map you can see just about what is going on. widely scattered showers and reports -- different reports. they are from people trying to be spotless. sausalito at 1 pm. out here this was the one people got into. in pleasanton at 1 pm as well. hail in the bay area. snow in the mountains and low elevations. still snowing up there. a great day to go skiing tomorrow. if you can. it could be one of the best days of the year. it was nice today. it was storming. tomorrow will have loose skies and nice conditions. 7 degrees cooler than it w

so now the ball is the sun's cord, which is the so far sticking to its guns as well. probably you would, if it's your exclusive, probably there, you know, well, reaching out to their sources to get some information to back their journalism, but certain discrepancies. i mean, some const gurley. well, some contextual evidence suggests that, well, there's something often that this article, this claim that spies stole the blueprints for the astrazeneca vaccine. it has to be clarified. because while the technology behind the vaccines, the astrazeneca, sputnik, we are indeed similar astrazeneca is based on world tissues and will build something that they got from chimpanzees. while sputnik v is based on the human platform. so they are using very different materials from 2 very different biological species to well, to base their vaccine. on also, on top of that sputnik re, was the 1st vaccine to be registered in the world and came well before astrazeneca . and its efficacy was proven to be higher than astrazeneca by the lance, at one of the, one of the world's leading scient

although the sun has not, the criminal spokes person responded to it all by describing the sun as a newspaper, famous for anti scientific publications. i got more details earlier from ortiz egos down of deed over the weekend. the sun publish this report, the branded it as their exclusive, and it was based on anonymous sources. that was the main world discrepancy on the floor that others pointed out saying that it was openly sourced. and basically they claimed that somebody, some russian spy in a bond like move, you know, came in probably, snuck into into, into the lab and well, hacked the vault the information vault and snatched the vital information on the astrazeneca as oxford vaccine. and so, but right now the russians are, they have stepped forward saying that it is completely false the release, the statement so another tabloid of the daily express. they were happy to pick up the story and republish the story based on the sons article. now they have well retracted whatever, whatever they had to say, and swapped the story. the original story for basically a statement from the russians. his