ba rely barely a cloud barely a cloud he barely a cloud he said. barely a cloud he said.nd 29, tomorrow a similar story and those temperatures set fairfor the remainder similar story and those temperatures set fair for the remainder of this week‘s play. today, just under 30 degrees in the south—east corner. look where we saw some cloud, disappointing, cold and grey for the far north—east. through the night like, those temperatures we have had through the day and not falling very far at all. mid—to high teens quite widely. it will be an uncomfortable night if you‘re trying to get a decent night‘s sleep and some sharp showers rolling through northern ireland, western scotland and moving up ireland, western scotland and moving up through the channel coast as well. some of them possibly heavy thundery and still lingering through the early morning rush hour, close to the m4 corridor. a warm start for many. there will be some sunshine in east anglia, and into wales. clouding over a little into the north of england. for northern ireland, already though showers easing away. they

some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines...dent during the recent 620 summit. a us boy who made history as the world's first child to have a double hand transplant is now able to write, feed and dress himself. it is two years since zion harvey, who is now ten, was given new hands, and his doctors say they are amazed by and incredibly proud of his progress. here's his extraordinary story. ijust want i just want to write a letter to the pa rents for i just want to write a letter to the parents for giving me their son's hands because they didn't have to do that if they didn't want to. in the middle of all of them is me. the only thing that is different is instead of having no hands i have to hand. everything else is the same. my hand. everything else is the same. my friends have not changed, they had not treated me any differently. iam had not treated me any differently. i am still the kid, i am still the same kid everybody knew without hands. to saudi arabia and the story we brought you yesterday of a video of a woman wearing a m

some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is bbc news. the latest headlines...held further discreet talks with the russian president during the recent 620 summit. an american boy who made history as the world's first child with a double hand transplant is now able to write, feed and dress himself. it is two years since zion harvey was given new hands. he's now ten, and his doctors say they are amazed by and so proud of his progress. here's his extraordinary story. i just want to write a letter to the parents for giving me their son's hands because they didn't have to do that if they didn't want to. look at the! up. up, up! nice! come and get me. squeeze squeeze and open. open... and get me. squeeze squeeze and open. open. .. good. and get me. squeeze squeeze and open. open... good. all the way up. wow or! are you ready? eyes on the ball. eyes on the ball. head in the game. now i can get a snack out of the refrigerator without anybody helping. most of my art and wrapping is in here. we have jackie robinson. 0ver here. we have jackie robinson. 0ver here we have mu

as children back in a country they barely know. at least 50 people have been killed as heavy rains pound central and southern china. hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes as water levels have risen above danger level. authorities have sent tents, food, and medicine to affected areas. heavy rain started to pound parts of the guangxi province on saturday. it's cities underwater. the flooding across huge areas of southern china is affecting more than one million people. the rescue operation is relentless. in this one region 90,000 people have been forced from their homes. it has triggered landslides, a torrent of mud buried part of this village. in the east, sections of the yangtse river are five meters higher than normal, putting pressure on a major dam. >> we received the command yesterday afternoon. with 32d 80 soldiers sets of equipment for an emergency operation. we plan to construct a dam to balance water pressure and avoid the collapse of the dam. reporter: water levels of 60 rivers has risen to dangerous leve

is a bare-bones policy, she talked about it earlier. what is the principle behind a skeletal health care plan? guest: there are complaints that the package of 10 benefits all plans have to cover is too much for some people. if you do not have told you, you may not care about pediatric care. are notre a man and married to anyone who has a baby, you may not care about maternity care. that is too much -- the plans are too big. government mandating what has to be covered in your health insurance plan? should not be that way if you do not want that much. you should not have to buy it. the issue analysts are concerned is the segmentation of the risk pool. all the healthy folks go to the limited plans and the sicker individuals are people that need mental health services or maternity care go to the other plant that you do -- other plans, you do not have the balance. the insurance industry is talking about that. they are concerned about amendment. this bill could still change, this could be dropped. it is -- it could not be the final product. i

. >>> and i can barely contain myself. huge breaking news, beyonce's babies, america's babies are real. twins. beyonce just posting the first image of them with name confirmation. "the skinny" is jam-packed on this friday, july 14th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> the news just broke moments ago, and i'm barely able to contain ourself, but we want to welcome linda lopez to the set. >> i get the slow clap. one more time. >> we should just get, can we just address the big elephant that's in the room and your connection to a major celebrity with twins. you have met beyonce before. >> yes, i have. that's pre-twins, of course. always very lovely, open, nice. >> i'm glad we addressed that. shall we go on with the news? so severe weather is expected for millions of people today in the northeast. >> the same storms have already brought heavy rain and flooding to the upper midwest. central ohio was one of the extended to this morning. >> some residents east of columbus had to be evacuated. and the pickering palooz

you've bared your soul in defense of our country come our people, and our great american flag. your loyalty to our nation is measured not merely in words, but in deeds. you race through gunfire, stare

. >>> and a viral video so grizzly you can barely look away. "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you this morning. developing overnight, the white house now confirms president trump held a second meeting with vladimir putin. it happened when both men attended a denner at a g-20 summit in germany. the discussion lasted an hour and followed this highly publicized two-hour meeting between both men. here's the controversy. the second face to face that took place during this dinner went undies closed until reported. trump, putin and putin's interpreter were the only people present with no one there representing the united states. it's a breach in tradition when typically an american translator would be on hand. and it all happened as several investigations dig in a possible election collusion between trump associates and russia. here's the president of the group who broke the news. >> there's been so much talk about what was and was not discussed in the meeting you just spoke about. did they talk about sanctions or the hacks, did he

bare handing it. and as we continue with our adventures in the stands, foul ball off the bad of beltre. this gentleman has a beer in hand, his child in the middle, and he spills his beer, doesn't get the ball, comes up with nothing, and disappoints his kid as well. that's the way it goes. sometimes it's not all good when you go to the ballpark. that is the sporting life for tonight. it is 11:00. time for more news with frank and julie. >>> next, she was called miss flo and her death stunned her neighbors in the south bay. now, sheriff's deputies have announced another arrest in the case. flo lived in the same home for years when she was killed last

you talked in the book about how you got into long-haul trucking as a young man, a very young man, barely out of high school. so tell the story of how you got into this business. >> will a series of missteps actually the here we are. i got into it, there was a moving company right down the street where i grew up and we all went to the same church. it was called callahan brothers incorporated and my name is murphy and we have this irish thing going on so if you went to saint siena church and you were 17 years old and you wanted to work for callahan brothers then you were allowed to do that and it was essentially closed to other entrants. so that's what i did it in the summers between college.

the headlines: the white house has confirmed that president trump held a second, barely publicised meeting with russia's president and a russian translator, no one else, during the 620 summit. mr trump has dismissed as sick suggestions it was a secret or sinister encounter. it is thought the meeting, hours after the formal talks, lasted about an hour. the un's refugee agency, the unhcr, has announced that the death rate of refugees crossing from libya to italy is increasing, and that trafficking is becoming ever more ruthless, with migrants regularly beaten and robbed. the bbc will publish its annual report later, which for the first time will include details of how much the corporation pays its biggest stars. the disclosure involves presenters on salaries of more than £150,000. it is thoughtjust a third of the highest—paid stars are women. now it is time for world business report. chinese and us officials meet for high—level economic talks, but with president trump considering tariffs on steel imports, can a trade war be averted? and a mammoth task for india's government, as it attempts t

the news was announced on state television with barely constrained joy. the presenter showing the handwritten order given by the country's leader, kim jong—un. he personally supervised the launch of a missile that he believes will secure him in power, protect his people and dismay his opponents to the south. translation: if north korea ignores our military‘s warning and continues provocations, we clearly warn that kim jong—un‘s regime will face destruction. this is the missile that could carry the regime's nuclear weapon. described as a hwansong14, it was launched from an airfield here in the west of the country. it was sent up at a very deep angle and it rose, it is claimed, to about 1,700 miles, thought to be the highest any north korean missile has got to. it then landed 37 minutes later, more than 500 miles away, somewhere in the sea close to japan. the key point is that if this missile were fired at a shallower angle, it might now have the power to reach, potentially, more than 3,400 miles, the minimum defined range for an intercontinental ballistic

>> we have scent 5 of kasey kahne barely able to hold off the 2 of brad keselowski.eam discussing strategy over this overtime restart. >> this can't be into turn one. >> beat him on the one on the bottom we will be gone. but he was able to hang on you there. so whatever you think. we just need one more time here. >> it started with him asking, what do you think about taking the top this time? one other note before the last restart, i heard kasey say he was cramping up all over. i don't have a clock on how long this race has gone on but these guys have been behind the wheel several hours today. >> that's interesting. we know kasey kahne is an unbelievable athlete. does triathlons. unbelievable athlete. works out, trains all the time. but that conversation, steve, about which lane to take, became more complicated right there. that set of circumstances, those incidences, look at the side of the 2 car how beat up it is. keselowski gets on the back side of me, he can pull me around. difficult decision here for kasey kahne. >> let's listen in to the 2 radio talking about t

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northern ireland, bare the odd shower, dry weather to come. western scotland starting fine.o south during the day across scotland. it should brighten up again after moving through. northern ireland, the odd shower. dry weather. sunny spells. late morning into the afternoon, showers getting going in england and wales. some could be heavy. sunny spells in between. temperatures in the high teens and low 20s. so what does that mean for the final round of the open golf at royal birkdale? a cloudy and damp start. 0vernight rain lingering. some showers. improving pictures through the day, although it will be breezier compared to saturday. the women's world cup, sunshine in the morning, but in the afternoon, the increasing chance of a shower that could be heavy. and some of those showers will continue into sunday evening, before slowly fading. an area of rain moving out of scotland into northern england, and by the time we get to monday, it is only slowly clearing from parts of eastern england. a cool breeze with that. elsewhere, a dry and sunny day. temperatures in the west approac

aadhaar is bringing vast sections of the country that barely entered the industrial age, into the digital age. >> reporter: many people in india don't have birth certificates or formal i.d.s, and the government says that the aadhaar program will correct this problem by issuing everyone a unique biometric identification." a tool of inclusion" is what the government calls it. a third of india's population survives on less than $2 a day. they and many low-to-middle income people receive government benefits, including temporary employment in public works, farm subsidies, and food commodities distributed through ration shops. the system is rife with fraud: fake paper i.d.s, fake beneficiaries, and theft by middlemen preying on vulnerable, often illiterate people. the new, harder to fake i.d.s are designed to alleviate these problems, says a spokesman for india's ruling party, the b.j.p., in the capital of delhi. >> 30 years back, when late mr. rajiv gandhi was prime minister of india, he has used a phrase: "when 100 rupees goes from delhi, only 15 or 16 rupees reaches to the targeted poor." no

reportero: seis hombres fueron arrestados en redadas realizadas en bares y restaurantes neoyorquinos,illa mala salva trucha. >> estuvieron los del ice y estuvieron agarrando personas. y como que luego hubieron personas que vinieron hacia acÁ. reportero: los detenidos fueron acusados de posesiÓn de armas, drogas, suplantaciÓn de identidad y alteraciÓn del orden pÚblico. los dueÑos de estos estables y metas tambiÉn recibieron situaciones judiciales por violar las leyes que regulan las ventas de alcohol, normas a construcciÓn y códigos de seguridad contra incendios. los arrestos se produjeron tras la visita del presidente donald trump a travÉs de long island. durante su discurso, trump, prometiÓ arrestar, encarcelar y deportar a todos los miembros de la violenta banda mala salva trucha, y se comprometiÓ a imponer la ley, proteger las fronteras y apoyar las fuerzas del orden, hay quienes pidiÓ no ser nada agradables al momento de un arresto. >> las palabras que usa este hombre afectan el debate, een vez de hablar de la seguridad estamos hablando de personas indocumentadas en general. repo

one of the things that's not being talked about a lot is these bare bones plans don't actually countder the bill continuous insurance. so if you are on one of these bare bones plans and then you find, well, actually, i need to go into a real plan that covers this new condition that i found out that i have, you have to wait six months to get in. so this could be really devastating for people with pre-existing conditions. and of course, the other huge problem is that the cost to get into the pools that will now cover pre-existing conditions, now that all of the healthy people are being diverted out into these bare bones plans is going to be enormous. so many people will just simply get priced out of the market. so on a couple of different scores, you know, peps is saying people with pre-existing conditions will be covered. it's want true. he's also saying the purpose of this bill is to protect medicaid and it cuts $800 billion from medicaid. so i'm is not sure we can really trust mike pence at this point to be honest about what the bill says. >> have you been able to get through to any

a new study suggests the tyrannosaurus could barely run at all. >> t-rex was quite a lot slower thaneople have thought. >> reporter: professor william selers, who led the study, says the prehistoric beast was so big its legs would have buckled under the high speeds of 45mph it was once believed to run. >> the problem with that is that running that fast, it actually breaks all the bones in its legs. >> reporter: the mighty t-rex, less stealth predator, more awkward park jogger. selers' research at the university of manchester analyzed the dinosaur's bone size, density, and movement to determine the t-rex was limited to walking speeds. at its fastest, an adult t-rex can only reach about 12mph, left in the dust by olympian usain bolt. even the average human is faster. >> if it couldn't move very quickly, was it an ambush predator, for example, or was it going around and relying on already-dead animals and just being a sort of scavenger? >> reporter: while scavenger doesn't exactly hit hollywood's killer image, the t-rex still holds one key title -- strongest jaws of any animal on land.

. >> you will recall he just barely lost the nomination last month for governor. you heard him. he's got his sites on former vice presidential candidate tim kaine. stuart says he's the only republican who kain in northern virginia, including battleground counties like prince william and loudoun. he says kain is more focussed on name-calling than improving lives. >>> and ben jealous was endorsed to be the next governor of maryland. sandra says jealous has a lifetime of activism. he will face a crowded field of democrats looking to unseat republican governor larry hogan. it includes baker, richard madeleineo. james shay, alex ross and teacher ralph jaffe. >>> treating childhood cancers with help from man's best friend. why dogs could potentially holiday thold the key for treatment for some types of in my future i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. and i have a 42% chance of becoming obese. if i develop breast cancer, it's 39% more likely to kill me. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm not likely to talk about my depressi

you go to a bare-bones plains, will not have those caps. even this idea that the senate republican plan their options for states to get waivers to have ventures offer plans that don't cover these benefits. essential health benefit isn't y covered in your plan you are no longer protected with an annual or lifetime limit on thatt service. it's a very intricate interplay. to be fair, i've been covering the since the beginning and i've heard people call or send e-mail saying, don't want to buy a plant this comprehensive. i was happy with what i have before and want to keep it. some of those plans were grandfathered for a bit. was looking at what they have to cover in the affordable care in act. shouldn't consumers have a choice to buy what they want. >> host: were talking with mary agnes carey of kaiser health news. focusing on the republicanpu healthcare bill. live coverage of the debate gets underway on monday. victoria is joining us. j good morning. this is in reference to my daughter's expense with the aca and as an fyi, i've been an rn for

and spirit of the human condition their art talent and courage to lay their thoughts and emotions bare gives us those great moments in our lives when a song truly captures who we are what we want and what we feel inside that we we desperately want to share with the world around us. so today let us not remain silent and celebrate the singer songwriters who express that which cannot be put into words as watching the hawks strikes a chord if you want to would know that you see the series at the bank fails or that you basically need to analyze it to gauge the plot to see if you speak. for the day like it or not i got to visit with lethal. three today and it is still going on the business world but now you know it opened the window for you to start to question. this leaves you. in. a. to. come to. a. beautiful. instance. if you could. do to. my mom says that i was saying before i could really speak and there is actually a video home video of me standing on the stairs maybe two and a half and being like. i don't know being a opera singer so i guess i sort of want to do that. i grew up listen

indeed south africa spinning. it was all over in barely the blink indeed it was all over in barely theye, the 19th wicket of an astonishing day. forjoe root, in his first game in charge, one to remember. and so a dramatic and emphatic victory for england, there are new era and a new captain is off to the best possible start. —— their new era under a new captain is off to the best possible start. andy swiss, bbc news, lord's. is off to the best possible start. studio: england's women beat defending champions australia in their world cup match by three runs, in a thrilling finish at bristol. runs, in a thrilling the aussies needed a six off their last ball, but couldn't do it. off their last ball, it means england have now won four matches in a row and are top of the standings. four matches in a row wayne rooney has returned to everton from manchester united, 13 years after leaving the club. from manchester united, top scorer for both club and country, rooney had become increasingly sidelined in recent seasons. the 31—year—old returns to goodison park for free on a two—year deal. to good

we barely love sea level. they got a terrible taste of flooding in the super storm sandy when the water downtown was just waste deep. when we come back at 5:00, we will have more on this story and what the people in this town believe it will mean to them. in crisfield, brad bell, abc7 news. nancy: the amount of change you have seen in one generation is remarkable. alison: we have more coming up at 5:00. doug is here. we want to talk about the new week ahead of us. doug: heat and the humidity coming back. a great weekend. but now the heat and th and tomorrow and noticely by wednesday and thursday. we right back to what we had last week. the mid-90's feeling over 10. alison: any storms? doug: that is the issue we have now. not many. they are slow moving and stationary so there is a lot of heavy rain falling over the same area over and over to prompt the flood warnings. severe storm across montgomery county. large area in effect until 5:00. also severe thunderstorm warning to the east of that extends to howard co

and they see they have emergency sides balance sheet and a fed funds rate that's barely above 1% and they're saying oh, my, we're kind of stuck here. because if the labor market b kobts to tight. now, we can get slowerr labor me it's the supply and labor that's splinging, so it's the lack of supply that actually can continue to slow growth, but then cause inflation, wage wise, so tset us back that the fed is kind of stuck in, so not a good situation. >> on that note, peter, thank you very much. jack, thank you as well. >> $5.5 million to settle claims related to its sale of -- the continues to cooperate with other investigations that could lead to fines. >> a protest by some big internet companies, facebook, google, netflix and others opposed the regulator's decision to reverse a rule that would require internet service providers to treat all content equally. like come cast, chaomcast, dhar the fcc argues that reversing the rule would decrease regulations and help increase investment in new technology. >>> well, the biggest names in technology and media are out in sun valley, idaho a

but demand is so high they can barely keep up.orts from the dock in maine. >> over the past few hours six lobster boats headed out to pull up hundreds of lobster traps in search of that tasty treasure of the sea but it was once so disdained as food it was fed only prisoners. no longer. now when it comes to covenant seafood lobster is king. >> if there's an official food of summer the lobster roll is the epic contenlder. >> it always makes me feel i'm at the beach. >> you can get an authentic maine lobster roll anywhere around the u.s. >> anywhere you can have lobster i like to have lobster. >> and find seafood treat at mcdonald's. >> i think it's a lobster of the sea. >> i'm a big lobster fan so thinking if anything is good. >> as it's demand has gone up so has its price. >> right now it's back to a luxury. >> when people come here they want a lobster and it's important we capture that feeling. >> matt jacobson leads an organization touting lobster around the world. >> it's a vacation on the plate. >> the journey to that plate beg

. >>> and the right to bare arms.he protest over sleeveless clothing that unfolded on capitol hill today. >> and the unique event . >>> a lot of worry in florida tonight that this sink hole that sucked two homes and a boat into the ground today is going to expand even moreover night. the 225-foot wide, 50-foot deep trench opened up this morning just north of tampa. falling in and 11 surrounding of homs have been evacuated. this is the sec time a sink hole surfaced on this exact spot. the ground was stabilized with concrete three years ago. >> a protest over sleeves unfolded on the stems of the u.s. capitol take. peninsula congress woman jackie spieres demanded their right to bare arms. they're trying to get a rule that bans sleeveless in the hall of congress to be removed from the book. >> how is this for a list of people. oprah, whoopi gold merge an mark hamill, those are some of those honored in california celebrating everything dis. >> we took a day away from the castle to come visit. >> reporter: prince charming a

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they were baby -- barely able to do it in the house. we don't know exactly what they are voting on tomorrow. the other curveball, senator mccain continues to recover in arizona. he had surgery and sadly, it's a malignant brain tumor. there is talk about getting him onto an rv, if he's not allowed to fly and to drive him back here to vote tomorrow. even though that vote is still unclear. >> that was joel waldman. thank you. >>> joining us now is james taylor. jared kushner made a rare statement following his meeting with investigators. were you surprised and what stood out?>> i was surprised. i think he's trying to get in front of this and speak clearly about these issues as he understands them. he's trying to leave room and separate himself from some of the more salacious aspects. he is trying to distance himself. he came out and said he had nothing to do with it. he did what we expected. >> will this become a he said, she said? >> unless we find other evidence or a smoking gun, absolutely. the way in which this june 9 meeting of last y

it claims the t-rex could barely walk muchless run, and he had to ska veng for his food.ex here at london's natural history museum as an apex predator, meaning anything in its way, it's breakfast. fortunately for the visit es, he's a robot, but if he was real, science suggests to avoid being eaten, all you needed to do was simply run away. this is one of cinema's classic scene, angry t-rex charges terrified researchers in steven spielberg's jurassic park, but the stuff of legend could be fiction. new science says the mighty t-rex could barely run at all. >> t-rex was quite a lot slower than people thought. >> reporter: this professor selers led the study says the prehistoric beast was so big its legs would have bucklinged under the high speeds of 45 miles per hour it was once believed to run. >> the problem with that is it breaks the bones in its legs. they believe it was the stuff of night mares, running around, this huge animal, but you have to bring reality into it. >> reporter: the research at the university of manchester analyzed the t rex-'s bone side, density, and

reporter: this situation isn't even barely under control. here, at easter, more than 9000 people had to be rescued in just a few days. for many on the unseaworthy rubber dinghies, help came too late. fabio: you can see how the boat is losing air and some people are already in the water. it doesn't take long before these people drown. within five minutes, the first of them will die. reporter: the team in the cockpit radios the position of the castaways to other private rescue organizations, whose ships then rush to help the refugees. it's a well-organized system. but europe's border protection agency frontex disapproves of the private rescuers. it says the ngo's are helping the libyan people-smugglers know where to look for business. ewa: we know as a fact that the rescue operations over the past two years have moved further and further south. they know that. that's one of the things that they're aware of. and that's one of the reasons why the rescuers are getting closer and closer to the territorial waters of libya. reporter: frontex's stand

the cost of prescription drugs, expand tax credits for middle-class families and ensure options for bare counties. over the past weeks, we have not been waiting for the failure of this bill. we have been working in our caucus, and members have made suggestions publicly and to our ranking members on how we should go forward. today we'll talk a few of those things, and next week in our steering policy committee we will take testimony on all of that. so that is to say we are pivotting -- it's time for the congress to pivot away from these bills that are going nowhere -- thank god -- but to complete, to make sure that happens. as i conclude, i want to thank, again, the outside groups, the moms across america who've come here and spoken to members of congress here and in their districts, called and told their stories, have made a tremendous difference. people have spoken in terms of this legislation. it's not good news for the republican initiative. let's pivot to how we can get the job done for the american people. with that i'm pleased to yield the floor to the distinguished ranking member

just two miles away, 80 campers barely made it out alive at the circle v ranch. fortunately firefighters were able to get everyone to safety before the camp was torched. parents, relieved. >> the phone lines were down and the firefighters were fighting the fire. >> reporter: and in los angeles, flames of a different kind when an explosion at a power plant left 140,000 people in the dark overnight. some waiting 12 hours without ac before it was restored. >> we don't have anything we're going to have to sleep in the heat. >> reporter: tonight temperatures expected to cool, but not fast enough for crews stretched thin fighting flames on multiple fronts. and you won't be able to see the flames here, but inside this tree is fully on fire. and hot spots like these are all over this area. it is work that has to be done behind the fire lines so another problem doesn't spark up. kate. >> all right. steve, thank you so much. >>> now to a call for change in the way dentists are using sedation on children. parents might not think twice about dentists using drugs stronger tha

from our "abc 7 news" exploratorium camera, the top of the pyramid is barely visible because of the fogh out. foggy areas in the morning, dense in spots. a wide range of temperatures tomorrow and it is heating up inland this weekend. here is your hour-by-hour forecast. 5:00 a.m., fog near the beaches and right near parts of the bay. at 8:00 a.m. limited fog. notice it pulls away and we start seeing some high clouds drifting in. these clouds around 10:00 a.m. are coming in from what was once a hurricane so it will add a little more humidity to the air. we head into the afternoon and the fog is gone, high clouds starting to pull away, so we will see bright skies for your friday. tomorrow morning watch out for the fog. temperatures low 50s to the mid 60s and for the afternoon we'll warm you up into the low to mid 90s inland. will be a sunny one. breezy near the coast. temperatures in the 60s to end the workweek. now, i do want to show you what the game forecast is for the a's against the indians at the coliseum tomorrow evening. the sun sets at 8:29 and the temperature will be quite mild b

. >> how about 244 tremors, and that goes from barely -- you can barely feel it up to to that 5.8 which is a record. the graphics going crazy trying to map all 244 of them so they are definitely under a swarm there. as for us, look at this, fog not necessarily swarming over like the last couple of days. you can see the fog trying to encroach on parts of san francisco and the golden gate bridge. day planner, 58 at the coast and 74 around the bay to 84 inland. your bottom of row, that's the coast. you stay in the 50s and go 80 to 76 from 3:00 to 7:00 and some relief there and still in the 80s in the inland neighborhoods. walnut creek, one of the areas near mid-90s today and possibly 100 tomorrow. more about the warmer temperatures coming up. >> thanks, mike. >>> new at 11:00, microsoft confirms it's cutting 10% of its global sales workforce. the company announced a corporate reorganization last week. as many as 3,000 jobs will be cut but microsoft says about 75% of those jobs will be outside the u.s. microsoft wants to refocus its efforts on selling cloud computing services. >>> president

from our "abc 7 news" exploratorium camera, the top of the pyramid is barely visible because of the fogout. foggy areas in the morning, dense in spots. a wide range of temperatures tomorrow and it is heating up inland this weekend. here is your hour-by-hour forecast. 5:00 a.m., fog near the beaches and right near parts of the bay. at 8:00 a.m. limited fog. notice it pulls away and we start seeing some high clouds drifting in. these clouds around 10:00 a.m. are coming in from what was once a hurricane so it will add a little more humidity to the air. we head into the afternoon and the fog is gone, high clouds starting to pull away, so we will see bright skies for your friday. tomorrow morning watch out for the fog. temperatures low 50s to the mid 60s and for the afternoon we'll warm you up into the low to mid 90s inland. will be a sunny one. breezy near the coast. temperatures in the 60s to end the workweek. now, i do want to show you what the game forecast is for the a's against the indians at the coliseum tomorrow evening. the sun sets at 8:29 and the temperature will be quite mild bef

is barely been 3 1/2 weeks since the warriors won the championship.ing it in the off- season as well. another one of the mainstays is back. a family reunion of champions. it is a one-year deal worth $3.5 million. the 33-year-old center average five points, four rebounds a game. it's what you don't say. a lot of dirty work he does under the boards. it's good to have him back in the fold as well. i think it is safe to say, obviously, kevin durrant was the mvp and he might just be the mvp of the off-season. so far has signing of team friendly deals will allow golden state to sign and bring back most notably, andre and shaun livingston. bob myers today was talking to the media and saluting his selflessness. >> his gesture of taking less gave us the ability to be very aggressive in pursuing sean and andri. i can say without it, were not looking at the team we have right now. so, what kevin did shows who he is. it shows what he is about. i think it is clear, that that is winning. >> he keeps endearing himself to everyone here in the bay area. it is time to

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firmer against the euro barely, barely against the japanese yen as well. 113.27 it's also a little bittronger against the pound. fractional moves here, i would say, for currencies early this morning. as for gold prices on the other side, gold got a bit of a geopolitical risk aversion boost yesterday. higher again by a tenth of a percent. nothing panic mode or panic buying kind of thing we'll watch it and see where the trend goes as you can see -- >> not much of a trend m kind of stuck. >> stocks to watch today, yum china reporting earnings that were in line with analyst estimates. the company's quarterly sales coming in below consensus dragged down by slow growth at the pizza hut chain. the stock backing off about 4% shares of huerman miller rising. q4 earnings beat forecasts and offering upbeat guidance the market taking stock up 6% after that report. pri pricesmart shares falling this morning, despite costco having strong numbers, down 8% before the market opens >> some other stocks to watch. ford's china sales surging 15% in june. the automaker says it is optimistic about the outloo

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and it's sad to arrive at home without anything. >> reporter: home for now is a bare bones house thatch member has let her live in rent-free until november. she's already behind on utility bills. >> ( translated ): if i don't even have $35 to pay for the gas, how am i going to pay for rent? i don't know what i'm going to do. this is distressing. >> reporter: gomez hopes she can get a work permit and her kids could be eligible for schools here-- whatever she can do to avoid going back to venezuela. >> ( translated ): if god permits that things get settled, i'll stay here in colombia, trying to raise my kids. it's difficult to start with zero and sleeping on a mattress on the floor. >> reporter: with colombia's 50- year civil war having reached a truce last year, many venezuelans see colombia as a safer bet than staying put. for decades, colombians fleeing the armed conflict crossed this bridge in droves into neighboring venezuela to seek refuge. but now the traffic is going the other way. every day, tens of thousands of venezuelans walk this bridge to cross into colombia-- to seek medi