fox 29 spoke to a baxter employee and told them of his plight. we were given a number to accompany official but the line is busy. we also detailed widener situation in an e-mail to the company. no response so far. >> i'm scared. i'm disappointed. i'm disgust. >> are you outraged? >> very outrage. >> reporter: he says, he feels tired, anxious and more. >> are you fearful for your life here. >> absolutely. absolutely. i'm scared to death. >> reporter: about ten minutes ago a statement from baxter. baxter is experiencing temporary delays in fulfilling shrek orders of some dialysis solutions. it says it's doing everything possible to resolve the situation quickly and running maximum production and expediting shipments so it does have certainly this problem. in the meantime, its patiences like the one we spoke to will simply have to hang on. live in milford, delaware, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. iain? >> jeff, thank you. >>> in pennsylvania, former paul at tis joining the gop field in the race for senate. the first time candidate from philadelphia wil

fox 29 spoke to a baxter employee and told them of his plight.en a number to a company official but the line is constantly busy. we also detailed whitener's situation in an e-mail to the company. no response so far. >> i'm scared. i'm disappointed. i'm disgusted. >> reporter: are you outraged? >> very outrage. >> reporter: he says, he feels tired, anxious and more. >> are you fearful for your life? >> absolutely. absolutely. i am scared to death. >> reporter: in a statement at 6:00 o'clock this evening baxter admitted it is having trouble fulfilling some of the orders for its dialysis solutions. it says it's working as quickly as it can to resolve the problem including running its production lines at mack mum speed the in the meantime it looks like it's clients will have to hold on. in milford, delaware, i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> bucks county one school district is changing its rules for students in the military. penn ridge students who complete basic military training can now wear their full uniforms at graduation instead of caps and count

some videos just describe how we all feel on a monday morning in check out our friend baxter.ark and wasn't feeling it. >> remember baxter the next time you're having one of those days. >> actually that's today. >> take me back home. i just want to sit on the couch. >> usually wednesdays. >> i want to make slime to buyud morning washington. it's monday, june 26th. and we are starting the last week of the month. your weather forecast is moments away, but first here are some of the morning's top stories. it's a big week for republican efforts to repeal and replace obamacare.' today, the congressional budget office could release its analysis of the senate bill. five republican senators publicly oppose the measure -- and more are on the fence. no democrat is expected to support it. majority leader mitch mcconnell is pushing for a vote before friday. are displaced this morning, as investigators try to figure out what sparked the blaze that destroyed an apartment building in northwest. firefighters say one man was killed in the 3 alarm blaze. one person and five firefighters were ta

also darius baxter and danny wright. they are the founders of good projects, an organization that is trying to do a lot of outreach and partnering in our area. troy, i want to start with you. how did you get involved in this? i understand you left teach for america to start this. >> yes. the organization started very organically. we all played against each other in high the crazy part is we all met each other on the field at georgetown on the same team. became best friends, became roommates. in our senior year we came together and were challenged by our mentor to go back in the community and do something goodgood. and out came good projects. in the nonprofit arena it isn't a lot of fun and not a lot of money. i i had to do teach for america. do projects on the side. before i came home, we were successfully enough to get funding and i left teach for america to do it full-time because i knew this was my real passion and my partners' real passion, so, yeah. >> danny, tell me a little about what you guys had been doing. >> y

. >> check out our friend baxter. the park and wasn't feeling it. >> remember baxter the next time you're having one of those days. >> actually that's today. >> take me back home. i just want to sit on the couch. >> usually wednesdays. >> i just want to make some slime so i can buy a six-bedroom home. >> and saturdays after a rough friday night. >> is there any day of the week you don't feel like this? >> every day. sunscreen! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy®. now with card, buy one, get one 50 percent off sunscreen. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses

ian and nigel baxter, one voted to leave and nigel baxter, one voted to leave and one voted to remainve you made of the last 24 hours? it was a shock. i didn't expect the conservative party to be in this mess. it will be quite difficult and challenging now to get through the things i hoped to see in terms of brexit. and you want brexit? absolutely and i've not changed my opinion since i campaigned for it. we need to push on now. this election has been hijacked on other agendas, to be honest. it was to secure a strong mandate for brexit and clearly it has shifted from that. the country now needs to push on with it and i hope that we can get that through somehow or other. ian, i'm not sure how much you agree with your brother. we know you don't agree with him on this. what are your thoughts? to reason made for this election asking for a strong mandate for a hard brexit and the british people haven't given it to her —— theresa may. it's very complicated and difficult to deliver and it is not what the country needs or wants. we need a pragmatic solution led by a new prime minister to get

and he says the drug's manufacturer baxter had run out much baxter admitted it was having problems filling orders. but yesterday he got seven boxes of the drug. enough to keep him going for more than a month. baxter tells us it sped up its shipments to him. ♪ >>> developing to night it's a well-known fact that the opioid epidemic is reaching every corner of our area and here in philadelphia, one neighborhood has been hit especially hard. now the city is partnering with a private company to try to get a grip on it. >> the focus is on a railroad track where philadelphia leaders say the situation is just out of control. fox 29's jeff cole joins us now. jeff, some neighbors say today' as announcement is really long overdue. >> reporter: as does the mayor. the open air heroin haven in the kensington fair hill section has become a national black eye for the city and conrail. the sinned indicated doctor, dre rubble of the needles and trash on tv. mayor kenny climbed all over conrail. now, they've got a deal. >> um, i've been using heroin on and for the last 20 years. >> reporter: flate-year-old m

baxter admit it was having trouble filling orders for the product. got seven boxes of that product that's enough to keep him going for over a month. baxter tells fox 29 it helps speed up its shipments to him. >> in your health tonight time to think twice about you order for your side next time around. cover your ears french fry lovers. it's not stretch to think eating fried potatoes is not terribly healthy turns out those who eat french fries two or more times week are at double the risk of an early death as those who don't. i don't know what early death means. >> define that. >> i know. maybe like six months away. anyhow you can read about it in the american journal of clinical nutrition. former temple receiver sean sly with a big shot to try out for a spot with the philadelphia soul. it has been quite a journey for rashaun. >> jennifer joyce caught up with him when he suited up at the wells fargo sent. >> after seven days of hanging out at the eagles practice facility, hoping to get noticed temple university alum ray sean sly receives an opportunit

jonathan baxter/spokesman, sffd: we were very fortunate that we were able to keep this 5000 square footly involved warehouse fire to just that warehouse. we have no exposures to any of our surrounding businesses or to our residential areas. we did put an initial shelter in place in effect which is still in place, precautionary, due to the fact that we had a good strong wind going east and we wanted to make sure the residential areas were pretoectedthe san francisco fire department had all hands on deck and even had to call their reserves.officials say about 122 firefighters were on the scene.and many are expected to work into tomorrow afternoon to finish the jobno one was injured or displaced. no please entered today suspect here at the californina highway patrol office in san francisco, investigators with the california highway patrol announce the arrests of three suspects allegdely here at the californina highway patrol office in san francisco, investigators with the california highway patrol announce the arrests of three suspects allegdely involved in the brutal assault of lyft drive

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our guests are patty shimek, the founder of partners in prevention, and kathy baxter, the vice presidentn prevention, and both of them are longtime advocates for prevention, and we talked about what it means to be a partner in prevention. it's something we all need to get involved with, but you have so much great material here. so i want to start first with these dolls whom i got to see during a presentation at a school to help children learnd touches. >> mm-hmm. >> so, what are these guys' names here? >> harry and sally. >> [ chuckles ] they're so cute. now, their clothing is just -- it's covering strategic places. >> mm-hmm, right. they're bathing suits, right, on harry, and on sally, the two-piece bathing suit, which are very obvious, clear messages for children to identify these are your private areas. >> mm-hmm. all right, now you also have -- this goes in the schools to talk to kids about touches, and the message that you have for them is three easy rules. >> right. >> yes, yes. it's say no, get away, and tell someone, and keep telling until someone listens. the overarching message

our guests are patty shimek, the founder of partners in prevention, and kathy baxter, the vice president partners in prevention, and both of them are longtime advocates for prevention, and we talked about what it means to be a partner in prevention. it's something we all need to get involved with, but you have so much great material here. so i want to start first with these dolls whom i got to see during a presentation at a school to help children learn about safe touches, good and bad touches. >> mm-hmm. >> so, what are these guys' names here? >> harry and sally. >> [ chuckles ] they're so cute. now, their clothing is just -- it's covering strategic places. >> mm-hmm, right. they're bathing suits, right, on harry, and on sally, the two-piece bathing suit, which are very obvious, clear messages for children to identify these are your private areas. >> mm-hmm. all right, now you also have -- this goes in the schools to talk to kids about touches, and the message that you have for them is three easy rules. >> right. >> yes, yes. it's say no, get away, and tell someone, and keep telling unt

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jonathan baxter/spokesman, sffd: we were very fortunate that we were able to keep this 5000 square foot involved warehouse fire to just that warehouse. we have no exposures to any of our surrounding businesses or to our residential areas. we did put an initial shelter in place in effect which is still in place, precautionary, due to the fact that we had a good strong wind going east and we wanted to make sure the residential areas were pretoectedthe san francisco fire department had all hands on deck and even had to call their reserves.officials say about 122 firefighters were on the scene.and many are expected to work into afternoon to finish the job injured or displaced. ( marty ) president trump is back in washington d-c this weekend. he traveled to miami friday to announce his new policy on cuba. but his thoughts appeared to be focused on the drama back in washington, involving russia. kristen holmes has details on the president's latest tweet storm. mr. president, are you under investigation by the fbi? president trump ignoring questions on the fbi russia probeafter a morning tweet

i could say the same about you, peter baxter. thank you are talking to us. something more like normal to take us into the weekend. there has been some sunshine, and the best found across southern part of the country and also across northern parts of the country. in between, a cloudier affair to the day, courtesy of this wriggling weather front. affair to the day, courtesy of this wriggling weatherfront. not affair to the day, courtesy of this wriggling weather front. not moving quickly at all, a band of cloud bringing some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain, so a mixed day, really, and the next story into the weekend as well. sunshine and showers, quite breezy and windy at times across the north, and generally a fairly cool feel. during this evening tonight, our weather front will be very, very slowly moving southwards and eastwards, taking a cloud of patchy rain across england and wales, and more patchy rain into northern ireland later. clear spells across scotland with just the odd shower and a fairly cool and fresh night. into tomorrow morning, sun

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and rachel horne. president trump has walked away from the paris climate agreement. but europe and china are expected to re—affirm their comittments and expand collaborations. live from london, that's our top story on friday 2nd june. president trump's decision to withdraw the united states from the paris climate change agreement has been condemned at home and abroad. cities across america and nations across the world say the fight against global warming will continue. russia signs a deal to build two new reactors at a nuclear power station in india — oh, and it's going to loan india the money to do it. plus, we'll bring you all the latest market reaction to president trump's decision — and, in short, there hasn't been much. wall street stocks powered to fresh records on thursday, sending asia higher, and the upward trend looks set to continue here in europe. later in the programme, we'll be hearing about the reaction of technology companies to president trump's decision to quit the paris climate agree

this is business live from bbc news with alice baxter and rachel horne. cash stops the crisis for now. greece gets more bailout money to stop it defaulting on its massive debts. live from london, that's our top story on friday the 16th ofjune. there's still no clear agreement on debt relief for now. so is the greek government right to call it light at the end of the tunnel? also in the programme... after the biggest recall in the history of the car industry, could faulty airbag maker takata be about to file for bankruptcy? we will keep across all market movements for you. european shares open on a positive note following thursday's losses. and we'll be getting the inside track on a tumultuous week for the uk's brexit negotiations and look at where the new government goes from here with our business editor, simonjack. we usually ask you a twitter question, but today the founder of amazon has one for you — what should he do with all his money? jeff bezos has posted a request for ideas from the public for philanthropy inspiration — what advice would you give

i'm alice baxter.ruggling with slower customer demand and rising costs. that's a sharp reversal of last year's near £3m profit. the firm blamed tough market conditions and the cost of upgrading its it systems. ride—hailing app uber is underfire again after it emerged that its boss in asia obtained the medical records of a passenger who was raped by one of the company's drivers. he's since been fired, but shared the information with uber‘s chief executive, travis kalanick. critics say mr kalanick should also now step down. renewables overtook fossil fuels for generating electricity in the uk yesterday. more electricity was generated from wind, nuclear and solar power than from gas and coal combined. the national grid says that, for the first time, more than half the country's electricity supply was coming from renewable sources yesterday lunchtime. now, are you a fan of mangoes? if yes, then here's some good news for you. they could be a little cheaper this year. it's mango season over in india and the

ian and nigel baxter, one voted to leave, one voted to remain.ne is an arsenalfan, one is chelsea. and also to a local farmer. what have you made of the last 2a hours? also to a local farmer. what have you made of the last 24 hour57m has been a bit of a shock, to be honest. i did not expect the conservative party to be in the mess that it now is and it's going to be quite challenging now to get through the things that i hoped to see in terms of brexit. and you want brexit? absolutely, yes. i campaigned for it and i have not changed my opinion since that time. we need to push on now with getting it. i think this election has been hijacked on other agendas, to be honest. it started out with trying to secure a strong mandate for breakfast... breakfast?! brexit! and clearly it has shifted away from that. as a country, we now need to push on with it. i hope that somehow or other, we can get through the group ian, i'm not sure how much you agree with your brother. tell us your thoughts. well, i think theresa may fought the election, asking for a strong

jonathan baxter/spokesman, sffd: we were very fortunate that we were able to keep this 5000 square foot fully involved warehouse fire to just that warehouse. we have no exposures to any of our surrounding businesses or to our residential areas. we did put an initial shelter in place in effect which is still in place, precautionary, due to the fact that we had a good strong wind going east and we wanted to make sure the residential areas were pretoectedthe san francisco fire department had all hands on deck and even had to call their reserves.officials say about 122 firefighters were on the scene.and many are expected to work into tomorrow afternoon to finish the jobno injuries to report.and no one was displaced.(hermela aregawi) the source and cause of the fire is still under investigation.reporting in san franisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (steve) the two men charged with killing 36 people in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire were in court today... but they did not enter a plea. derick almena and max harris have been in custody for two weeks and were scheduled to make a plea to

jonathan baxter/spokesman, sffd: we were very fortunate that we were able to keep this 5000 square footully involved warehouse fire to just that warehouse. we have no exposures to any of our surrounding businesses or to our residential areas. we did put an initial shelter in place in effect which is still in place, precautionary, due to the fact that we had a good strong wind going east and we wanted to make sure the residential areas were pretoectedthe san francisco fire department had all hands on deck and even had to call their reserves.officials say about 122 firefighters were on the scene.and many are expected to work into tomorrow afternoon to finish the jobno one was injured or displaced. (hermela aregawi)the source and cause of the fire is still under investigation.live in the newsroom, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (pam) coming up: amazon buys whole foods... tonight .. we look at the high- tech potential.. that could be in the works for the high end grocery store. (steve) then: new at ten - mandatory lifetime sex offender registration could be coming to an end in california.. t

so, big, bad mike baxter likes to watch himself some ice dancing. not exactly.addin lost a thumb one year, so mike keeps hoping for a repeat. well, i just hope boyd's able to sit still for him. he keeps getting into trouble at school. last friday, miss snyder sent him to the school counselor. oh, honey, i wouldn't worry. boyd's a pretty high-spirited kid. the counselor wants us to take him to a child psychiatrist. well, see that? if they were really worried, they'd want him to see an adult. mom, t-this is no joke, okay? the other day, boyd threw a stick. of dynamite? it might as well have been, the way his teacher overreacted. yeah. miss snyder is sending us e-mails every day. all caps, bold, exclamation points. oh. i swear, if she had this much passion in the classroom,

they've had internal issues, but they have a new management team and and when he was there which was baxterwhen he was there for two months, he then sold out the company to shire. so he's willing to do deals. this is a cheap stock. and so, hopefully works out. >> steal at this prices, i love pfizer, but the others better. why? because look at what they did with small lung lung cancer, they envel lopped there, and there are incredible cures for that cancer. i think they're going to do the exact same thing with killers that are still out there like pancreatic cancer. meg, i hope you'll tell us about some of the -- i hate to say, the still killers in cancer out there that are getting new treatments. >> absolutely. and pancreatic needs a lot of work. >> thanks again. >> thanks. >>> three hours until the close. we'll take a quick break. final trades. there's stocks right now. dow's up 70 points, 21,214, one-third of 1%. halftime back after this. i joined the army in july of '98. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where

mike baxter here for outdoor man with my last vlog from the open road -- the dirty, bumpy-ass open roadeen an incredible two months putting together the new outdoor man catalog. look for it later this fall. this trip, i've seen pygmies,

good to see you, baxter coming in.most constitutionally defining is the role of the queen. it's like theresa may has no real power any more. her cabinet ministers are the ones who will tell her what to do and she is just there to be the front person, for prime minister's questions and going to eu councils in brussels. but as he said, if you look at the journey in front of her, if she gets past the queen's speech next week which i think she probably will, then there is the repeal bill to bring eu legislation onto the statute books which needs to get through, seven other brexit bills, who would want to take over when there is that a go at? it is a sobering thing that they are looking and then also beijing, philip hammond is the chancellor, his stock prices up and if he comes and he will have a softer brexit than we are looking so maybe we are better ways to reason they're in the hot seat. ie think the only danger is probably, if she gets stuck on one of these votes, the catlike remainders might come back in and say we ne

caller: buster, baxter, and opie. host: a few tweets as we have been having this conversation.o optionike there is but to work together. there should be a public option of a single-payer." democrats agreed to help with repeal should they negotiate. american voters have made it clear they want obamacare repealed." calling this a health care bill and admit what it is, a build cut the taxes of wealthiest americans." -- john, goad ahead. theer: i do not think democrats are ever going to negotiate with republicans. we have nancy pelosi, jeff they should just put the bill on, read it, sign it, or read it later on. host: do think democrats will keep moving the goalposts for negotiation, is that what you are saying? caller: i do not think either side is going to negotiate with .he democrats i'm an independent voter, i'm a veteran, 72 years old, i will soon be 73, and i do not have any faith in our government. i did not vote in this year's election, i do not think either one of them should have been elected, and if it goes the same next year, i will not vote if they do not have someone

the lead is with children, troegsers, abbot, baxter, they help us on the curricular. all professional services. it, advance manufacturing, human services. every school is aligned with the fastest growing part of our economy with the fastest modern jobs where the industry helps us on curriculum. it was written up as the best college career program. they are getting an influx. but first of all, i don't mean to do this to you, tony, but tony went to the best high schools i told you in the state. north side, it's also one of the top 30 in the united states of america. trust me truman community college never had a northside graduate. they have a northside graduate who's now going onto become an alumnist. because of the chicago star scholarship, which is free -- have i mentioned free yet? it's free. and now because of the partnership of star plus, he's going onto northwestern to graduate debt free. that's how we're going to do it, and we're going to increase the quality of our students. and more importantly for the students who don't belong to northwestern, they are not jus

growing, the amazons and googles, it's the bidding up of mature growth companies, marriott, mcdonald's, baxterthat don't have the growth that the real growth stocks have. >> are you saying those three stocks are sells? >> i would sell all three of them. >> they are being crowded into at the same rate as some of these growth type stocks. but they're at record multiples. i could probably rely on karen for that. there's no such thing as a growth stock. there are only stocks in growth phases. that's the issue. >> let me ask you, did you say that the commodity charts were backward looking? >> no, gdp is backward looking. >> and how forward looking do they tend to be? >> six to nine months, like everything else that looks forward. >> carter, thank you. good to see you. >> yeah. >> what do you do with this plethora of knowledge and wisdom? >> the real question is -- >> you'll get in big trouble. >> is it a supply thing or global economies are slowing down? that's a debate we've had for a long time. if tim were here, he would talk about supply, economies are getting better. i'm not sure what the answe

lead is rush presbyterian hospital with children's memorial, storage or hospital, walgreens, abbott, baxter they help us on the curriculum. without going to the mall, downtown that by a uninsurance all professional services. all his heart beat southwest side, transportation distribution and logistics. i.t., advanced manufacturing, human services. every school is aligned with the fastest-growing part of our economy with the fastest amount of jobs with industry helps us on curriculum. it was written up as best college career program. they are getting an influx but first of all i don't mean to do this to you, tony, but tony went to the best high school as i told you in the state. north side. it's also one of the top 30 in the united states of america. trust me, truman community college never had a north side graduate. they have a north side graduate who is now going on to become an alumnus the next two years at northwestern university. he always wanted to go big team, couldn't afford, but because of chicago star scholarship, which is free, have i mentioned free yet, is free, not because of the

the lead is rush presbyterian hospital with children's memorial, walgreens, abbott, baxter. they help us. without going through them all. washington downtown led by aeon insurance, professional service. i don't want -- i.t., advanced manufacturing. human services. every school is aligned with the fastest growing part of our economy with the fastest amount of jobs where the industry helps us on curriculum. it was written up as the best college career program. they are getting an influx. first of all, i don't mean to do this to you, tony, but tony went to the best high school i told you in the state. north side. it's also top -- one of the top 30 in the united states of america. trust me. truman high school -- truman community college, north side graduate. they have a north side graduate who is going on to become an aclum us in next two years at northwestern university. he always wanted to go big ten. but because of the chicago star scholarship, which is free. have i mentioned free yet? it's free, because of the partnership of star plus, he's going on to northwestern, graduate

. >> reporter: leave ag nita baxter and others still searching for answers. >> looking at these numbersof the jurors would have found cadden guilty. >> it would have exposed him to more time behind bars. >> if three-quarters of the people believed he was guilty of murdering my mom and other victims, how was he acquitted of the murder charges? it's an injustice. >> reporter: only the jury knows whether it intended to acquit cadden of the 25 counts of second-degree murder, but once the jury is gone the verdict is final. so even if it was a mistake. nothing can be done at this point. the judge told us he not comment on the trial because it is ongoing but he has agreed to release the names o jurors after sentencing. >> he could have received life guilty of the murder counts but now it's a completely new ball game. >> he asked for a new trial. >> he did but was denied. >>> oprah winfrey has made the next selection for her book club. >> hi, everybody. it is that time again. coming up, i'm going to tell you what it is. >> not only that, but the author will be right here with us. >>> plus, how

[laughter] >>> but it focuses on two couples, the baxters, norma and jim, and the martin dales, bob andectly kept lives in a georgetown duplex until you find out that their marriages are shams and they are in that fa this is the epitome of you never know what happens behind closed doors, right. >> so, let's talk about your character. >> sure. >> tell us about norma. >> norma is a secretary in the state department and she's very much focused on her career but she's in this incredibly difficult situation because she's having to hide a huge part of who she is and her lifestyle and i think she's really torn between wanting to be this confident, progressive woman and also sort of the strictures of the 1950's and what it is to be a woman in the 1950's and sort of the feminine projections and the way we packaged women at that time. >> at that time, yeah. >> and particularly the way we didn't even package just ignored the whole homosexual under tone. >> that's interesting. even though it did take place in the 50's, the play, you're going back to the 50's i feel like audiences today would find i

i'm alice baxter, an update of the business news for you this hour.ding but commercial construction, including shops and offices also increased at its fastest rate since march 2016. more on that in just a mo. members of the black, asian and ethnic minority communities are a third more likely to be in insecure work than white workers — that's according to the tuc. one in 20 white employees are on zero—hours or temporary work contracts, whilst the figure for ethnic minority workers is one in13. the report said the recent increase in temporary work was affecting the black community especially. insurers have clashed with british airways over covering passenger costs of those caught up in last weekend's travel chaos. the ba website suggests customers should initially make any expense claims on their travel insurance — but the association of british insurers say responsibility is with the airline. ba says it will update the language on its site. more on those construction figures for may now, which showed construction activity in the uk growing at its faste

this purple all the way down tightly 50 has been brought down to pines and i-80 around baxter so we need aware of that if you're going to the sierra make sure you carry your chains because you may come across some snow. into the next 24 hours we may pick up some rain looking at where the green is on the screen you have the north bay even picking up a little bit in the next 24 hours over areas like santa rosa. there is some over the santa cruz mountains as well and the diablo range. primarily favoring the hills but anyone could have a few skewed -- scattered showers. 53 in san francisco. 53 half-moon bay. afternoon highs today are like yesterday in the upper 60s and lower 70s. 66 in oakland, low 70s in antioch. 63 in the giants game cool and breezy. 68 in san jose. the extended forecast is partly sunny skies on monday with temperatures rebounding with warm weather coming. we knew that tuesday we would be in the 80s now it looks like thursday upper 60s on the coast 80s in the bay. and 90s inland. >> imagine those campers at tahoe. >> another six inches of snow coming. >> so if it is 90 deg

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and john baxter here joining us from the san francisco fire department to talk about the drill.eople see this going on today, in mccovy coving, in the area around at&t park, this is just a drill. what you are really learning how to do, you are learning you to affect rescues for everyone in case of a water emergency. >> that's absolutely correct, christian. so today, we are meeting at pier 40 which is the south beach harbor, and we are going to go over a couple of logistic issues with our members here, and specifically walt, on how we are going to be addressing individuals who have mobility issues, who are visually impaired, hearing impaired, these are a group of sailors who are out on the water, and if we have an emergency, how are we as the rescue workers, their city team, going to be able to effectively address their specific issues, and get them to safety. >> and absolutely, like any drill, this is an opportunity to figure it out, before it becomes an emergency. and this is exactly what you want to do. you want to work with these communities. with everyone, to figure out, hey