low clouds do look likely and it starts at 9 am with the maximum at 10:15 am. maybe in el cerrito, rodeo or parts of the bay it could be a tough one. inland looks mostly clear although we have some against of higher clouds -- hints of higher clouds. we have low clouds today burning off sooner with temperatures on the way up. it looks like each day since monday we have warmed up, and today many of us will go above average. thunderstorm activity over the sierra yesterday and a good delta breeze still for fairfield but not vacaville. 50s, 60s and lows are going up each day as well. 63 in menlo park, atherton, redwood city are also and they are. pacifica at 55. fog and sun with mild conditions and a few thunderstorms over the sierra with 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. >>> is there something on your screen or is it quiet?>> it is pretty quiet and i like it this way. let's go to solano county and talk about 80 westbound out to the maccarthur maze. it continues to be a nice- looking commute. there fairfield continuing into vallejo, some slowing on highway 37 approaching highw

i am a people pleaser.in here that not like me i would get up on this table and shout, who is it? walk into a room and knows the one person that does not approve or like them. they can see 99 people who love them but go to the one person because they want to figure it out. john: you want to make it ok because there is no possible way. we mean well. there is nothing more dangerous than being a person that means well. charlie: the time you took a break -- 2010 i come off the road, say i want to make a completely different record, so i make born and raised. but i am living in new york city and completely left alone. i did not move to montana until 2011. i made born and raised in l.a. to montana and had a vocal situation that prohibited me from singing on tour. i made another record out there because i just wanted to make records. this is what i do. i love that guys like steven kean can write a short one or a big one. king can write a short one or a big one. flattened ands reduced so people -- charlie: what is

the hour between 5 am and 5:30 am is when it changes to get more crowded in some of those lanes. >>>:15 am. >>> we have a cool pattern with a hint of things to come in the middle of the month and looking very cool. the canadian forecast model drops in this deep area of low pressure on his around the 15th, one week from tomorrow. all of the forecast models are in sync with the cooler pattern. it looks like a start of what looks like it could be a pattern change, long-overdue. there is a northerly breeze coming down parts of the coast but the thunderstorms were the big story yesterday over the sierra, shasta and up into northeast california. northern california into the sierra nevada we had some big booms. that has died down to move off and it looks like we will be dry are today. -- drier today. fairfield 60, half moon bay 60 and sunnyvale 61 and livermore 69, as close as i've seen in a long time. 61 in american canyon and brentwood, not much of a difference. usually we find a big spread like last week but not the case. low clouds making a strong push west of vacaville and west southwe

i am done with it.ot associate anymore. >> battaglia's relationship in jail have landed him in segregation. william bernard resulted in violence. he was recently assaulted. they assaulted when he was walking up the stairs. bernard was on the ground and definitely was out of it. once it was called out we are probably inside less than a minute after the fight was called out. bernard was sitting on the ground and looked daze. once the officers saw it they both ran away. it was a little chaotic but for the most part, i tried to be non confrontational as much as possible. it is not what i prefer but unfortunately, i am put into a situation that there is really not too much i can do. from what i understand, inmate rivera and blanco believes that bernard was working with some sort of agency, and since they thought he was snitching, they decided to attack him. >> rafael rivera, his nickname is whitey says he had it coming. >> whitey had no friends because he's a [ bleep ] snitch. he's working for the police bec

i am not asking for myself. i am an icebreaker. we am not asking for myself. i am an icebrea ker.f. i am an icebreaker. we need them to get through the hurdles the oligarchy created. look at ukraine, a world record gdp. in poland, ukraine, they start the same conditions, and now look at poland. their rights two centre differences, poland has oligarchs and no corruption. —— there are two central. arguably, they had more resources in poland. they were very lucky with their political class. they showed their final face, political class. they showed their finalface, an political class. they showed their final face, an ugly face, political class. they showed their finalface, an ugly face, with political class. they showed their final face, an ugly face, with all of what they have done. the bigger picture. do you worry in the course of your career, i am thinking about george and the ukraine, with such chaos, going to war with vladimir putin in 2008 in georgia, and your decision now to essentially declare political war on president poroshenko who you accuse of being a friend of crooks an

i am not saying by any means -- i am a voluntary free trade association live. i'm not saying you should not be able to form his groups or free -- those groups or safe spaces. micro-aggression, trigger warning, incident response team. you talk about that. that crosses the line. >> for someone who consistently talks about how i am putting words in your mouth, you talk like i am the kind of person who says trigger warnings and, you work in -- you are committing a micro-aggression against me. for people who look to others to talk to them, heal themselves in some capacity, why is said something you are triggered by? how does that and french on your liberties? -- how does that infringe on your liberties? one thing that bothers me is how much conservatives talk about freedom and how they are in favor of freedom like to infringe on other people's liberties. there is something very wrong about that. if donald trump comes your campus -- >> i am saying the people who need safe spaces on campus because donald trump shows up. bags i know. rape victims are so -- >> i know. r

the city jumped 8 degrees between 10 am and 11 am which allow that warm up. the day before we had the onshore onshore which cool them down. a lot of this is high based in not reaching the ground in the air masses dry, probably evaporating before it hits the ground. usually that is the high base that doesn't reach the ground for this time of the year your 78 in brentwood, 68 fremont, 65 in novato. there are a lot of warm lows, a lot of 60s and very few 50s. bodega bay is 54, brayton is 57 but novato one san rafael are 65 and warm. most locations roaming around warmer. livermore +6, a +7. that is due to the cloud cover coming in. very warm and big-time boomers in the mountains yesterday. 40s and 50s, stateline 57 and yesterday on the north shore right here, another round of thunderstorms coming off this year, popping up in the afternoon with more tropical monsoon moisture streaming in from southern california and the san joaquin valley. yesterday was about monterey in the it went offshore but today more moisture coming in from the san joaquin valley kicking int

i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us this morning and it is 4:30 am. hopefully you will let us know where you are and if you can see the solar eclipse. will livermore be able to see it? >> it should be burning off by then but nowhere around the bay probably because we have a lot of fog, low clouds actually for the bay and the coast. just keep going east and for some maybe to the north and south but usually by 10 it is generally burning off at were sure it will be cloudy at the coast with a lot of low clouds. we have hazy skies and higher clouds coming from the remains of those thunderstorms over the sierra. the march of the fog will have some breaks but not many. overall not looking bad in oregon right now some things on track. up to 30 gusting out of travis with that good delta breeze, 60s with water temperatures coming up and the lows are mild to warm for some. 63 in belmont, 64 in fremont. low clouds with some of that thunderstorm complex looking like it has died off. we have a lot of s

so far, i am just thinking i am happy. i am better. so far, i am just thinking i am happy.tter. so far, i am just thinking i am happy. i am in the second better. so far, i am just thinking i am happy. iam in the second round, and that is what i am going to take. petra kvitova is also through to the second round, but did it a little harder with a 7—5, 7—5, win overformer world number one, jelena jankovic. the czech who's seeded 13 returned to competition in may five months after being stabbed in her hand by an intruder at her home and she'll now play france's alize cornet next. venus williams has been beaten this year in both the australian open and wimbledon finals but she's a two—time winner of this event. she's through to the second round but it took three sets to see off slovakia's viktoria kuzmova. maria sharapova is currently on arthur ashe stadium playing her first match at a grand slam since returning from her is—month doping ban. the russian is up against second seeded romanian, simona halep, where it's been a first set of long points. in the men's draw 2014 champio

fromam the cold and i am -- i am nicole and i am from marshfield. what are you going to do at a state level to insulate and protect massachusetts and marshfield citizens? >> i am doing my best. it is everything we get out there and fight for. when we are fighting for health care, we are building alliances all across the country. we need the votes in the united states senate. we protect families right here in massachusetts when we do that . we fight for our values. that is the best way i know to make a strong, to make our voices heard and to protect us here in massachusetts. your point.ear it is scary. i can everyone hears this. donald trump got elected promising he would work for working people. andthen he turns around heore he is even sworn in, chooses someone from goldman sachs to run the economy. they have enough goldman sachs bankers and the white house to open a branch. these are the guys, let's roll back these regulations. if we had fewer regulations over folks like goldman sachs, what could possibly go wrong? no one remembers what happened in

i am 67 years old, i am still working as an actor. i am living my dream every day. it's amazing.e do you, because you are still a working actor — cope with read throughs quickly reading and learning lines? i was embarrassed. a read through, just so everybody knows, is monday morning, we would read through the script for the writers and producers so they could hear it. it would be the beginning of the rehearsal to make the show that friday. and you were struggling to read. struggling. how did you get away with it? i didn't. i stumbled and i was embarrassed and i learned to live with my embarrassment. i finally said, "you know what? this is me, i get through it, and this is how i get through it." and my heart races at every read through every day. and at the auditions, i assume you don't have to read through any more because everyone knows what you can do. i don't know what it is like here, but in america, you have to audition. how do you prepare for the script? i memorise as much as i can. i do the script and i make—up what i know to be the nature of the scene. and people say to m

i am secular. i am against sectarianism. iam against secular. i am against sectarianism. am not going to move away from this position at all. let's's talk about the kurds. the kurdish regional area. let's's talk about the kurds. the kurdish regionalarea. injust let's's talk about the kurds. the kurdish regional area. injust a month or so, september 25, we are going to see a referendum organised by the ruler of the kurdish region. yes or no to kurdish independence. it is predicted that the kurdish people are going to vote yes. what impact will that have on iraq's chances of staying as a unitary state ? chances of staying as a unitary state? it would be dismantled completely. that is why i spoke to some of those in kurdistan who i am going to see once i get back to iraq. ithink going to see once i get back to iraq. i think the referendum is pretty much sure. the dismemberment of iraq would makes the kurds the losers in this case. do you believe that this referendum could hasten a future conflict between the baghdad government... yes, it will, i am sure. even the regional go

i am also here because, while i am in this room with you unicorns, my 20-year-old brother is in a room smaller than this podium, six hours south of chicago and were low on the way illinois, where he will be for another half decade, hopefully less. i bring his stories, his experience in the pipeline, i bring up my background as a researcher, i get stories from students who are leading schools in and around the south side of chicago. aroundring real clarity specific things we can do as educators, particularly high-level leaders who have institutional capacity to leverage all kinds of resources and create collaboration with principles and folks in school classrooms,d particularly teachers who have immediate access to young people . i think you all have the tools that will intervene in this bloating, ongoing crisis. of whatlly is the focus i want to spend the next half an hour talking about. thisoing to do so using idea of tens. i don't know why this happens, but as educators, we tend to think in threes and tens. of will see a repetition threes, and also, most important, this idea of tens.

dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook, and thank you for waking up with us. that was a good shot of the city. >> joan jett, i saw her with the runaways so i'm telling my age, and it was in san francisco, and it was one of my first shows. >> that was her band before. she is a solo success story and she struggled greatly. i saw an interview with her and she is been working hard for a long time. >>> working hard for this long time is is monsoon moisture in arizona, then into southern california, and in the san joaquin valley in over us now. possibility of thundershowers today and tomorrow. we need breaks in the clouds to allow the heat and lift. we need a trigger mechanism in the atmosphere which would provide the spin that would help. it is certainly possible coming up from the south and southeast. 70s for many on the loads and very muggy and warm. more 60s and 50s with big boomers over the north shore and along the crest and spine of the sierra. we expect that will happen again today. the moisture streaming up from the valley and along the central california c

i am beyond that. i am ready to take up arms to s whoone of the trump-ite think this nation owes them something. does our natural resources. havee been out there, i been there, i love it. there is no one out there. you have plenty of room in this country to do your development. this country has an $18 trillion a year economy without wasting land that is precious. i want everyone to understand, i am a peace movement guy but i am buying arms and when i meet you on the battlefield i am going to cut you down without regard. you are not americans. in my opinion, you are all traders. this country is for the people. you have taken it for your money and your gold. i applaud that. -- deplore that. all the kids behind us that have nowhere to go as the robots take over and as they lose their jobs, there will not be any place to go. we will go get to see the mines and burned-out forest and torn down mountains. i am so pissed. cut you down week in the field. host: david out west from seattle, washington. caller: i

>> i sure am not. i'm not. i really am not.uess you can say that drugs really took me there. >> orosco faces three possible outcomes from the hearing -- reinstatement of his parole, allowing him to go home, a return to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years, or something in between. he could be sent to an intermediate sanction facility, or isf. it's a halfway house which holds parole violators in custody but allows them to work at outside jobs. >> it's another form of a prison. they do a lot of counseling there. they have classes. they have classes. i'm thinking that's where i will go. hopefully not. i'm trying to get reinstated because they're playing with my life here. >> coming up -- >> i am never going home again. that's what they tell me. they may put me to death. i got a lot to think about. this place is a think-tank. >> prayer call, prayer call. >> tim gaffney and other ex-gang members attempt to make peace with the past. and -- joey rhodes creates a new life in a housing unit for straight men. >>> violence has in one way or

>> i don't know, i am not sure? >> while i think it is important stucco >> yes, i will definitely try to get to that. 67% i think? >> i would say 30% or 40%, but i do not know. yes ma'am? it, that congress is making the health-care bill, coming up with ideas, why do you not go to the source of, the hospital workers and doctors, nurses, they are the ones who know what people need. i do not understand why congress is responsible for that? i share your view of who ought to be involved in the process. we ought to be soliciting advice, suggestions, and it is one of my complaints. we talk about going to a system in which all 100 senators can produce the it, whether it is hearings, and members of the committee can offer amendments. my view is that tinkering may not be the right word, but we have been modifying medicaid, or trying to modify it, and modify the affordable care act. one of the things that i told you i think we're missing is get rid of the rising health care costs also, innovation, technology, renovating i have

i am not accustomed to the attention. we welcome the press to great bend and i am delighted to be here as well. congress is out of session until later birthday and i'm using my time -- until labor day and i'm using my time as i have every other august to have conversations with all of you. 228th town hall meeting as a member of congress and it is great to be back. we tried to do one in every county on an ongoing basis. just a couple of things i want to say. this is my first visit to great bend since the death of bob parish. bob and polly were great friends and great supporters. we spent our honeymoon with bob and polly at the republican national convention in 1984. bob was interested in his community and the history of this community. we now live in manhattan and we drove to great bend for the 90th birthday party only to arrive with three cars in the parking lot and i walked in and said, what happened, am i in the wrong place? and they said, don't you know, bob died yesterday. he missed his birthday party by one day. seco

i am dave clark. >> i am allie rasmus in for pam cook. >>> it is 5:30 am. >>> we have this rapidly intensifyingcal storm and almost a hurricane heading to the gulf coast. it has some projections to be a category 2 and that would be 95 miles an hour. the key is that it is slow- moving and already hurricane watches and warnings posted. it looks like it is heading toward corpus christi at 60 miles an hour. there could be up to 20 to 25 inches of rain. that is for the texas gulf coast and that water is warm, 86 to 89 degrees. we have low clouds and we have a big push today, already moving up at napa valley, santa rosa and northward. we have a good search inland and cooler today by 3 to 5 degrees. a few days ago we had to wait for the fog but not the case today. 25 out of travis and that wind gusting up to 39. 50s and 60s in the east bay, 57 lafayette, at concord pavilion 55, 57 in san ramon, 56 in martinez. the thunderstorm activity will calm down over this year as this makes a move and taking that moisture into the four corners and putting a stable air mass over the higher elevations. 60s, 70s, ev

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we doing a tremendous amount of work, i am in a large number of meetings and i am on the phone a lot. i'm here for that reason. it's very disruptive to them. >> why will you be in washington on monday? president trump: we have a conference scheduled, a very important meeting schedule and we will have a big press conference on >> the secretary monday. has emphasized diplomacy and you have spoken, increasingly emphasizing military action. are you two are the same page? president trump: totally on the same page. secretary, maybe you would like to make a statement? sec. tillerson: it takes a combined message if we are going to get movement with north korea. i think the president has made it clear that he prefers a diplomatic solution, i think you responded to that in fact just moments ago. so, what the president is doing is trying to support our efforts and i don't that north korea understands the stakes. >> we have learned about these attacks regarding american diplomats in cuba. who is responsible for the acoustic attacks? is it cuba, russia? who is to blame for that? sec. tillerson: we

caller: i am retired military. i am appalled at this gentleman. i watched him many times on his fox one channel, american news all the time. for him to say that the left yearshatred, i served 24 i did not see that many in the military. for him to get on television and continue to make money off of acks of the lies that he spews, especially on the honorable man barack obama, and continue to support this liar in chief we have in office that put his whole career off of denigrating that honorable man. he is the one that has created havoc on our country with his lies, racism, with all of the separatist stuff he is doing. you know what, mr. dinesh? you do the same thing. host: that is your point, let's let dinesh d'souza respond. example of howan our political debate tends to break down a little bit. i wrote about obama and made a movie about obama. the movie i went to hawaii, kenya, indonesia. i was at the obama family compound, i interviewed obama's brother. i wanted to expose that obama was not a traditional civil rights guy. his perspective was anti

i am not even kidding, national security timeline.of the way and i got to work on time and 15 hours we were later in the indian ocean and rescued mister phillips a day and a half later. if you think, the movie wasn't accurate. good movie but wasn't accurate. >> i was going to ask how accurate is the movie? >> depends who is asking. right here 70% accurate. happy hour i was talking to a lady, 100% accurate. the sniper, that wasn't the mission, we were going to rescue the hostage. four days prior, their guns didn't need to be cited, the most difficult shots. they were prepared. a long weekend, easter sunday we hadn't done it in 25 years. they could have been lazy, didn't take a picture. >> mission success. fast forward 2011, you end up following a clandestine operation, talk everybody through saying goodbye to your family and the impact. >> i mentioned saying goodbye to your kids. i have daughters and said goodbye to them on the bin laden raid, the one we knew we weren't coming home from. this was a 1-way mission. we are going to get sh

>> i sure am. to the cameras are rolling. >> thank you. >> this is a a race. >> clearly this was not his first rodeo as he scurried down the first few floors so that when we got to the viewing window, he already i. >> i should have climbed up first. good job, by the way. >> way to go indeed. unofficially, the fastest one here. and i can imagine what it was like up at the top. how was it? >> i started moving back and forth a little more it was fun. >> i am going to make sure the players see it. anytime i've put them in an uncomfortable situation, situation, i will show them. >> that is if from san francisco, back to you. >>> some minor changes out there, we are still talking about the fog, no major heat, a big story throughout the week. and a bump trending through tuesday. we will show you the thunderstorms that popped up for the sierras in the afternoon. we still have low clouds and fog, embracing our coastline and coming back into the bed. we still have a good onshore wind and some patchy fog over

i am dave clark. >> i am gasia mikaelian in early for pam cook today. >>> if you like yesterday you willike today and you may even late tomorrow.>> yes, there's not much change here. we deliver the fog and others are saying in south san francisco that they are tired of the fog. september is not far way when we will see the sunshine and warmer temperatures. that is when we get that offshore breeze, and we have a hint of it later next week. right now there's no hint at all , an obvious fog bank in place. thunderstorm activity picking up big time in northern mendocino county and lake county and in northern sacramento valley, shasta and sierra, nevada. those afternoon boomers can get very intense with heavy rain along with big hail. there is a spin in the atmosphere and so long as that rotates through and parks over us, about all of northern california with a fog bank and drizzle. afternoon thunderstorms close. west southwest 21 in fairfield and not changing much at all. i don't think temperatures will drop more with another day of fog on the coast with slow clearing. inland will get sunshin

i am pam cook. >> good morning. i am dave clark. right over here we have steve paulson. >>> here we have a lot of low clouds. that was our concern and it looks like it is legitimate because the fog continues to movie and and everyone has low clouds, or it is on its way. on the coast low clouds and for some around the bay between 9 am and 11:30 am. it will retreat, but fog, hazy skies from the fires, and if you double whammy's. remember, use the proper eye care. it will not be that fast but anyway, it starts again at 9 am and it will peak at 10:15 am and end at 11:30 am. get away from the coast and remember not to look directly at the sun. sunglasses do not provide efficient protection and only look at the sun through the approved solar filter. we should all know this by now. the fog has sold out on the coast and parts of the bay with higher clouds off of this year with travis gusting over 30 already. the loza rough into the 60s due to the low cloud cover, san rafael and napa 60, rohnert park 61. you can see some higher clouds drifti

i am sure they are in the mood for some ice cream right about now. your kidding. >> he earns $37 an hour at part time supervisor at hudson school of technology, but he rarely works there, we'll skip that, next stop town hall, he is councilman, he gets in state pension system. >> not here okay. >> mr. doran? this is brian donohue, i am a reporter with "chasing news," you are not in harrison, i want to meet with you. >> i am in massachusetts. >> in massachusetts, all right, i was here, and i should some ice cream, i thought we could sit down for some ice cream. >> i'm sorry. i would have liked the opportunity, but i can't. >> politician like this, i figure taxpayers are entitled to some ice cream on me. >> good, right? >> mm-hmm. >> >> hard to get 4 scoops on there. >> yeah. >> i could not get them to stay on top, they kept falling off. >> all over the sidewalk now. oh, that is what happens. when people put too many scoops othank you. >> thank you. >> brian donohue reporting for "chasing news." bill: what a story. you can't make it up. a great night at

i am secular. i am against sectarianism.going to move away from this position at all. let's's talk about the kurds. the kurdish regional area. injust a month or so, september 25, we are going to see a referendum organised by the ruler of the kurdish region. yes or no to kurdish independence. it is predicted that the kurdish people are going to vote yes. what impact will that have on iraq's chances of staying as a unitary state ? it would be dismantled completely. that is why i spoke to some of those in kurdistan who i am going to see once i get back to iraq. i think the referendum is pretty much sure. the dismemberment of iraq would makes the kurds the losers in this case. do you believe that this referendum could hasten a future conflict between the baghdad government... yes, it will, i am sure. even the regional governments and the kurds. you mean war? well, conflict... taking it step—by—step. there will be conflict. i don't think any of the regions will acknowledge this. neither iran or turkey... it has been conveyed to m

caller: i am a scientist, african american scientist, and i am ashamed of this president. famous scientist, dr. ellis hawkins was asked to explain donald trump and he said he could not. whoppears to be a demagogue appeals to the lowest common denominator. there were three famous newspapers in the world, the , the bar andpaper policy newspaper, and also the dallas newspaper who had never endorsed a president in history, but all three newspapers warned not to vote for this president. these are famous newspapers. and to support hillary rodham clinton. the only thing hillary ron to -- the only thing hillary rodham clinton said that was wrong was the united states owes an apology to hillary rodham clinton because our country was warned about this president and all over the world they demonstrated. i'm a scientist, and they pulled us out of the world, embarrassed us with some of our partners around the world. this president is taking our country down the drain and threatening world war iii, and this is a shame that our president is allowed to go. let's repeal this man out of her

i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> let's talk with steve paulson about the weather. >> it arriveded it would, and the low was backtracking to pick up the monsoon moisture on friday and saturday. we had big-time thunderstorms over the sierra, northeast california. for us this has ushered in this cooler pattern. going bonkers yesterday with that lightning detection. a friend of mine sent me these from lake tahoe with good reason. remarkable on the temperatures, 50s and 60s with everyone within a few degrees of each other. windsor 60, mill valley 54, and low clouds and fog ramping up for a good delta breeze as well. the low was moving off and we have a cooler pattern with 60s, 70s and 80s. maybe lake county could see a few 90s. >>> it is 4:59 am. >>> we have traffic getting slower as we drive on 580. the altamont pass sees traffic that is slow on 580 coming up to the altamont pass, and also this morning on 205 driving through with no major issues. if you are driving through the main part of livermore it looks okay as you drive over to castro valley into the hayward area. here is a lo

i am not asking for myself. i am an icebreaker.reated. look at ukraine, a world—record holder for the lowest growth of gdp in the last few years. i am in poland. poland, ukraine, they started with the same conditions, and now look at poland. there are two central differences, poland has oligarchs and no corruption. arguably, they had more resources in poland. they were very lucky with their political class. this political class showed theirfinalface, an ugly face, with the last moves against me. let's look at the bigger picture. do you worry in the course of your career, i am thinking about georgia and the ukraine, you have sown such chaos, going to war with vladimir putin in 2008 in georgia, and your decision now to essentially declare political war on president poroshenko who you accuse of being a friend of crooks, bandits, and oligarchs, are you not concerned that by sowing this chaos in these two rucial countries, first georgia and then ukraine, you are inadvertently doing the work of vladimir putin? what poroshenko did was wha

i am 21 years old. i am a physical therapy student. my passion is singing. is part of my everyday life. it makes me happy. it keeps me alive. we love to sing here in the philippines, karaoke. my ideal type of song to sing for an audience is something that speaks about love, something that speaks about broken hearts, because everybody has felt that. i am the daughter of the inventor of the singalong system or karaoke. my father introduced the singalong system in the philippines in 1974. let me show you a sample of one of the singalong systems my father came outwith. with the introduction of the karaoke many filipinos were able to afford to have their own machine at home and it provided a new form of entertainment. home and it provided a new form of entertainment. there was a new set of venues to go to. we love to sing. an example of that is happening right now. they sing. we love to sing female pop belter songs, we love to sing that kind of stuff. we love to sing those high notes. it is part of our culture. it is getting late here in manila, it is already dar

i am pam cook. >> good morning. i am dave clark. >>> we cannot put it off, we have to go to steve. you know what he is going to talk about. >> he will talk about the hot. my favorite colors, pink and red , but not as far as what it indicates.>> it is not hot yet but it will be. we have some fog hanging on at the san mateo and santa cruz coast line. it will get chewed up but at least there is a little bit. the heated iser he -- heat advisory starting at 11 am going through 9 pm, and tomorrow excessive heat warnings for many. today 96, and up by 10 degrees for most cities. we have a little bit of fog, but north of the half moon bay, there is fog, a line of it but running into some resistance. some of it is moving in, the san mateo coast and from the santa cruz down to monterey, so we do have a little bit. offshore, that is the direction the wind is coming from but slight. do north that vacaville so falling into place with the offshore breeze. 50s and 60s on the temperatures with full readings, tropical clouds out of the picture for now, all systems go for the sunshine and warm temper

i am wondering how you react to it in am wondering how you react to it in a personal way.ent the best part of your adult life, politically, working to free britain, as he was said, from the shackles britain, as he was said, from the s ha ckles of britain, as he was said, from the shackles of the european union. but now, we have a government which this summer is sending a message to the public which essentially says, worry not, although we are leaving the european union, and we will do all the symbolic stuff that involves leaving, actually, what annuity is the watchword, and we will keep as much of what we had before as we possibly can. is that in some ways sticking in your throat? no, on the contrary. before the referendum, i have wrote a book on why you should vote leave. it said that the day after brexit will do quite like the day before. that is where devenish and can start to begin. but it is a new status quo. that is the point. did make it is a grisly in is to keep those bits of european co—operation working for all sides. -- it is co—operation working for all sides.

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