and then there was dale, dale bruner, the husband. and any one of them, felt the detective, was physically capable of committing the crime. >> her husband, six foot, 200 pound, very athletic guy. and mr. holthaus, a big strong guy. and his wife was a very physically fit woman. >> so she would be outgunned by any one of them? >> i would believe so, yes sir. >> they took ron in for questioning several times. and, again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage. i made a mess of my life. >> he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life he met her here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinnertime. and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually telling trying to tell or that it was over. >> he earlier sent her a brief break up email, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she was not taking it well at all. >> and then she said, ask me again one more time, but we can make it work. i said, no, we cannot make this work. >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him. >> and di

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in new york dale >> caller: how are you doing >> i've been chilling.hat is going on >> caller: just want to get your thoughts on paysafe, it's been down about 25% since the stock merger. >> i know. >> caller: is it still a buy >> you know, this is going to sound a little silly but i really like paysafe higher i thought it was good. but at these levels, boy, you're coming in much less than i did, dale i didn't buy it, i just said i liked it higher level. i like monday.com's story, but remember, the hypergrowth stocks are out of style look at this, adobe, nbc, all good companies. >>> coming up, could this be worth considering? i'll sit with the ceo of ree automotive. >>> and chipotle, domino's, and starbucks coming out strong, i'll tell you why. stay with cramer new customers get our best deals on all smartphones. that's right. but what if i'm already a customer? oh, no problem. hey, cam...? ah, same deal! yeah, it's kind of our thing. huh, that's a great deal... what if i'm new to at&t? cam, can you...? hey...but what about for existing customers? same

dale brown. he and his wife, evet brown, are the owners of the saga farm on the island of saint croix in the u.s. virgin islands. he raises goats, sheeps, chickens, and farms a variety of organic produce. he is an advocate for locally sourced produce and meat and supports educational programs for young farmers. cooking with locally sourced food and agro-tourism. he formed a cooperative with his wife. our next witness is ms. perry cooper, the executive director of the georgia organic peanut association. in addition to her work there, she is the director of the flint river soil and water conservation district and a beginning farmer in sumpter county, georgia. she has a degree in agro-science and environmental system and a certificate in local food systems. to introduce our third witness, i'm pleased to yield to our colleague on the subcommittee and chairman of the subcommittee on commodity exchanges energy and credit, the distinguished gentleman from new york, mr. delgado. >> thank you, chairwoman

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joining us is spencer dale, bp chief economist.o me is on the global scale, you are seeing a pullback in some of the energy usage, except for china, one of a few countries where you saw demand for fossil fuels and then renewables climb. spencer: absolutely. a very dramatic year last year. the review is publishing its 70th anniversary. we have been publishing since 1970 to -- since 1952. there has never been a more dramatic year than last year. the impact of the locks down's spilled over into global energy markets. global energy demand fell by 4.5%. you have to go back to 1945 to see a level of falling demand of that magnitude. you need to go back to world war ii to see -- the standout was china. that is in part because china was the only major economy which carried on growing last year. it's overall gdp rose a little over 2% and it's overall energy demand also grew by 2%. yes the demand for oil and natural gas grew, but also made a major contribution in terms of growing renewable energy. massive increases in deployments of wind and

that's how i knew to dale the news means is yellowing. life is how was that she's like well, it's out things that julian thought is, alyssa, your boss. this is a thing that all out. so it's all hard all on the speak while go. we'll just see go on. so was craig told me she's gone. going to college, the lowest, it'll go through and i was why my house because i was the one who lives like 5 and then what i think unless i come yet when i was a nice you know. yeah, i will. i'm not in yet that beat up. i didn't that but our that the women took along, but call me when you hang up, i get the reason for your call. you have, you said that i could get those back and just have to add that, you know, but if you ask me saturday we are in the new new york and i had been filling out the jet things. and i think you said you're not going to be at being at the longest yet. me i grew up painting there. i defined this one particular person who could then i had to spend x amount of time with me. and now what i understand updating is, you know, you could meet someone to figure out if you want to see them the

i met a man called dale abildskov. the world's leading aerospace graphite engineers. that night we drew up the drawing of what the leg was to look like and within two, maybe three weeks, i built a leg and i attached it to my socket. iran down his condominium hallway, i mean fast. that was freedom. that was, that was real inner freedom. i probably built 50, maybe 60 more legs, different types, different arrangements. broke �*em, fell down. till we finally launched our first foot. the first carbon graphite energy—storing prosthesis ever. so if you look at the structure, it's millions of tiny little hair—like fibres, and those fibres stretch, just like our tendons do, and so that energy can be stored in those fibres and that's how we came up with the c shaped cheetah foot. my foundation's name is called second wind. i'm involved in developing a foot for landmine survivors. and they have to go to work. you know, they're labourers, they're planting fields, they don't have the luxury of sitting down. for asia, a lot of peopl

i met a man called dale abildskov. leading aerospace graphite engineers. that night we drew up the drawing of what the leg was to look like and within two, maybe three weeks, i built a leg and i attached it to my socket. iran down his condominium hallway, i mean fast. that was freedom. that was, that was real inner freedom. i probably built 50, maybe 60 more legs, different types, different arrangements. broke �*em, fell down. till we finally launched our first foot. the first carbon graphite energy—storing prosthesis ever. so if you look at the structure, it's millions of tiny little hair—like fibres, and those fibres stretch, just like our tendons do, and so that energy can be stored in those fibres and that's how we came up with the c—shaped cheetah foot. my foundation's name is called second wind. i'm involved in developing a foot for landmine survivors. and they have to go to work. you know, they're labourers, they're planting fields, they don't have the luxury of sitting down. for asia, a lot of people work in ri

near clover dale, that's where the rain is the best. yellow is the most aggressive. looking around, there is the lightning strike north of the russian river valley. there are other light showers developing. we will keep an eye on that as we head through the morning. here's a look at the bigger picture. what you will see, the white is lightning strikes potential. you can see the future radar underneath. you can see aushrgh the morning. by the hours,he biggest that ofhundst sierra. let's look at what is going on temperature wise today. low to mid-60s at the coast. mid-70s to a few 80s around the bay. inland, low to mid-90s. the marine layer becomes more dominant tomorrow and wednesday. temperatures will fall back below average. we will gain a couple of degrees with warmest temperatures likely saturday, like they were over the weekend. >> thank you. >>> covid-19 is spreading among olympic athletes in tokyo. >> an alternate on the u.s. gymnastics team is the latest to test positive. >> coco gauff will also not compete after testing positive

can i please gel to dale in california >> caller: yes, jim, dale here. >> hi, dale. listen, sherman williams this morning announced -- refirmed their guidance for the year. their stock is up. they show a profit for last quarter yet since the freeze in texas in february, sherwin-williams has not had popular product on the shelves to sell. for months we haven't been able to get gloss, semi-gloss, wall paint, and the rest of the sherwin-williams customers had to buy from alternate sources for a product. we've been going to home depot and benjamin moore and buying them out when i talk to the she sherwin-williams representatives, they will not have popular product on the shelf until after the first of the year >> well, i think they're too negative i think a lot of these places are open i think you're looking at a better q4 not the first of the year i think they're being conservative i like the stock. >> go to bill in pennsylvania please bill >> caller: the one the only. >> there you go. >> caller: big boo-yah from steeler country. the stock i'm calling about today, the lu

dale browne. mr. browne, in your testimony you mentioned your work with bridging the gap summer program that aims to educate kids between the ages of 7 and 18 about agriculture in the virgin islands. i'm a firm believer in giving our students firsthand experiences on the farm. taught to understand where their food comes from. can you talk a little more about your work in this program? thank you. mr. browne: i sure can. bridging the gap has been one of our focus because there aren't any agricultural programs. only up until recently our land grant institutions trying to reinstitute agriculture back into the academic format. now, since 1984, there has been no agriculture centers part of our land grant institutions. so we have taken it on ourselves to actually begin the summer program and through the workforce development from our local department of labor to have students be brought in and be shown different areas on all aspects of island agriculture and how we can function as an economic development too

i met a man called dale alice gough. world's lead aerospace graphite engineers. —— dale. at night we drew up the drawing of what the leg was to look like and within chew, maybe three weeks, i built a leg —— two. then i attached it to my socket. i ran down his condominium hallway, fast. that was freedom. that was real inner freedom. fast. that was freedom. that was real innerfreedom. i probably built 50, maybe 60 more legs, different types, different arrangements. more legs, different types, differentarrangements. broke different arrangements. broke them, differentarrangements. broke them, fell down. until we finally launched our first foot. the first carbon graphite energy storing prosthesis ever. so if you look at the structure, it is millions of tiny little hair—like fibres, and those fibres stretch, just like our tendons do, and so that energy can be stored in those fibres and that is how we came up with this see —— c shaped foot. it is called second wind. it is for landmine survivors. they have to go to work, they ar

host: dale in maryland. go ahead. caller: hi. thanks for having me on.our last caller sparked a memory i had of something i saw back in the 1970's, a similar kind of weird weird light that was off in the distance. i was driving along in maryland and all of a sudden it just went right over my car, like it was on top of me. anyway, i have a comment and a question. what i've seen in the news about these objects is that they can change direction and create a geforce that no human can ever survive. so, i'm assuming there is no people in there, that these are just remotely controlled vehicles of some sort. i'd like your guy here to comment on the possibility that what we are seeing, this sounds completely insane, but we're being visited by future people. host: ok. dale in maryland. guest: until we know for sure, anything is possible. i would say again to keep it closer to the terrestrial,, especially when you look at what is being invested in by venture capital and by other countries, technologies, exotic technologies. i have to stress, there is a very serious

north bound 101 at hills dale, that's where the crash is.re seeing red on our censors. traffic is starting to slow a little bit as you approach. checking with our speeds, pretty slow around 14 miles per hour in some spots. use 280 as an alternate. that's always an option. you can use el camino as an alternate. around mount house on 205, that's where the brake lights start. it extends to north flynn. no crashes. this is the usual stuff for the morning ride through altamont pass. the good news is our bay area bridges are pretty light. no metering lights at the bay bridge. traffic is moving nicely with no delays into san francisco. if you plan on taking golden gate bridge, now is a good time. we are not seeing brake lights or issues north or south bound but just foggy in spots. be advised as you head through. limited visibility can be an issue. san mateo bridge is quiet, 13 minutes between 880 and 101. it is 5:50 and time for a look at this morning's entertainment headlines. new music from prince being released tomorrow. it was recorded in 2012

carlitos: dale, rauli. ¿para dÓnde vamos? lili: no me den en el medio.ir que la ideÉ. nosotros estamos buscando la manera que el dinero llegue mucho antes. esto habla de ser justos. de ser justos con lo que se hace. mÁs allÁ de ser buena gente, o de querer quedar bien, es justo, justo con las cosas. ellos nos ayudaron a nosotros. hay que ser justos. justos y hay que analizar las cosas con justicia hacia donde deben estar. lili: ahÍ lo tienen en exclusiva son las palabras. ojalÁ que todo salga bien. raÚl: exactamente y algo que nos enteramos en el dÍa de hoy... muy querido por nosotros, lo conocemos desde hace aÑos. seÑores, estÁ bien pero ha sufrido bastante. lo quiero decir por adelantado. el peluquero sami le ha dado no sÓlo un ataque al corazÓn, ¿cuÁntos? lili: estÁ en rehabilitaciÓn en este momento. le han dado ya tres derrames cerebrales, esto... raÚl: ¿no es un ataque? ¿es un ataque? aquÍ lo vemos en el hospital donde ha estado en rehabilitaciÓn, donde tambiÉn le pudieron salvar la vida. en una ocasiÓn, ustedes lo veÍan por mucho tiempo, sami en "d

we have a vaccination site at 1800 oak dale. we have consistent pop ups in community. we're going to continue to do everything we can to get to every nook and krany for people who are not getting vaccinated. incentives. people are giving out groceries, gift cards. we're doing it and providing these incentives to save lives in our community. please do it and take the opportunity to save lives today. remember those folks that do not have the vaccine are getting hospitalize and the ones who are going to die for not taking that precaution. i would rather be caught with than without. please get vaccinated. thank you all for being here and helping us get the word out to our communities that need to know and get the right information to take the right steps to getting everyone healthy. thank you. >> : thank you for your great remarks. i think if we take a step back for a minute and realize for every person in the hospital right now and every person dying of covid 19. those hospitalizations and deaths are nearly 100% preventible. 100% preventible. there's very little in health

nbc bay area david with dale apartments. >> she has been worried for nearly two weeks she may have gotten sick from the water she used at her apartment. >> i had a couple days i felt nauseous and i had intestinal upset. nobody told them the water might not be safe to services came to help. >> i sent them the link of the news reporting ewe d said not a problem, we'll get it out there the medical staff checked anyone worried about the water they drank or cooked with. >> they might bring the mobile unit back twice a month. the water company says they tested the tenants tap water after service came back. they won't test the emergency valve saying it was be usumptio. that is scary. >> if there is far reaching problems because of it, then what? >> i'm hoping that we, as a community, can continue to push to test that water. >> we won't know the results of today's medical checkups because of medical privacy rules, but residents tell us they feel better knowing someone came out to help. >> in san jose, nbc bay area news. >> the delta variant is spreading and we need to protect ourselves. that's th

to fact check the claims, cnn reporter daniel dale, are her comments in line with what people in herr: john, as of may of this year, four colorado counties with the highest unemployment rates were in boebert's district. i'm not blaming her for that, or the unemployed for being unemployed. a large number of her consti constituents do rely on government money to buy food and put roofs over their heads. colorado has received significant government money during the coronavirus pandemic, 60 billion in total, including 15 billion through the paycheck protection program. not all of that has gone to boebert's district. if you go to cnn's ppp database and type in the name of the district, a whole bunch of businesses have taken much-needed money from a dry goods store to a dental clinic. this view she expressed certainly is not shared by everyone she is purporting to represent. >> one false viral claim is circulating that she received ppp money. can you break that down for us? >> yeah. that was false. ohio restaurant company called shooter sports grill got a ppp loan and intentionally or unint

activity and brake lights north bound 101, not far from hills dale.y have the right lane blocked but it looks like they're getting everything to the shoulder. if you want to skip the brake lights use 280 or el camino as an alternate. things are looking better in the area. we are starting to see traffic build for the ride out of gilroy. a heads up if you are headed into the south bay. once you pass that look at the green popping up on travel times. no delays on 101 out of san jose. silicon valley commute is off to a great start. bay bridge toll plaza backed up, metering lights on, we are seeing brake lights heading into the city. >> thank you. >>> 6:21. ahead, one word, ouch. >> how this baseball fan at oracle park ended up with stitchches as watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >>> 6:24. a dodgers fan recovering after hit in the face by a foul ball. >> it happened while she was watching her team play against the giants at oracle park. she was in the stands next to the dug out enjoying tuesday night's game. justin turner came up to bat, hit

well, i mean, i don't, i don't believe we go, dale is, is a big thing about us too. yeah. i mean that. i mean, when i'm going, i'm done, i'm done. i'm gonna wasn't good to go into that data, but i see i am going to go. my number with us is it would me hope i'm going to get a mobile ah, one of the you know what i i use what would you would with them but a less and i imagine it would be less if you didn't want to move on the less where did he say the new i'm to when i'm when? oh yeah. do you agree with a player asked me why? i think he was good to me in terms of the twin which you know, being the the did the creative games and why we had a sport growing sports to my should we, i by any challenge you know, do like i, boise, you, i don't that i see was i think a little my way will if i just, i will those go in to know that i didn't get to you would you would be home. i was, i was this is, would you this isn't, this isn't a busy needs would read on the oh yes, if what again, again, it's just got to what i think of living twice. if they did, they did before used to do what appro

got him. manson, oh, no need for my son, i'm from dale who, who has been through to get involved with you when you guys and looking 31 years went by it is bespoke mansion, a girl i like this and i plus a scanner was unable to scan or this color wants to go to the wireless one. that's the, to the the, the go his would been that nice and you then you, then that he's a cool moon, good style and i did. the new air might've sewing some other video. the cool moment. did you see this is up? i'm here to you. megan. if you look up busted bad g, d prove oca. which doesn't go underly going to going to guy in bed when he said to the power of the letter. but i said that there was gene that was vain. his own a single man who needs to come up with civic method. i don't know where the bush was. it was. i've been in it and want to do packed, and i did them. so me lit. if we did that due to the new when we were just sufficient, as if you needed, i'm glad i meant something for you. balls and party is allow for 2 bodies local past. so it said that it, well, fresh class i i who's got those articles in it'

bipartisan group of senators say they are close to finalizing the details about $1 trillion infrastructure dale. a vote could come in a number of days resolution from democrats. >> reporter: the group a bipartisan lawmakers known as the robin solvers caucus expect optimism the physical infrastructure bill they are working on will pass. >> we are not done yet but we will get this baby across the finish line. >> if what we vote on it looks like what we agreed upon, it will pass. >> reporter: the framework includes roughly $1 trillion for projects including roads, bridges, and broadband. president biden says includes billions to prevent and respond to wildfires, something he discussed with the group of governors virtually on friday. >> it includes funding for prevention efforts like forest management. >> reporter: a timeline for final vote is uncertain. speaker nancy pelosi said the house will not take up the infrastructure bill until the house passes a separate democratic budget resolution through the process known as reconciliation which does not require republican support. >> we need to be tran

at a home in glen dale.utes before walking off. >> i want to go to the hot tub. giants have a new special uniform and fans have strong opinions. what you think of them. >>> is tonight the night we crown a new stanley cup champion? the light going for the sweep. this is a live look in montreal. >> a new uniform. >> it's an added uniform. alternate. they wear it every tuesday. >> rotation. >> ready? do you like it? with the slick video and still photos. fans weighed in immediately. mostly with snide remarks. people like the hat. the jersey that big letter g on the front. one person called it a gator aid logo. several complained a local designer dwould a better job. this is nike. seven teams are doing this. and there's a lot of fog involved. >> that's what that is. >> they're playing into the fog in the bay area. >> i saw the logo. i thought it was hombre. it's the fog. >> that's it. >> very retro. >> i wish there was black. >> it's a bummer. >> every tuesday at home they will be wearing it. and start for this

. >> let's talk now with daniel dale, our fact checker.sm, the cyber ninjas guy. fact check this for us. >> even if you're not an election conspiracy theorists, you may hear this and think that is weird. how did they end up with 74,000 mail-in ballots they don't have a rrd of being sent out. the fact is that that didn't happen. these are in-person early votes. let me break it this down as clear lace possible. one of them are ballots requested by voters, one is ballots submitted by voters. ballots requested stops getting updated october 23rd of this year but ballots submitted file keeps getting updated with in-person votes until ten days later. you have thousands and thousands of in-person votes between october 24th and the day before the election where there won't be a correspondent corresponding entry on ballots requested. mr. logan made it sound intentionally or just because he didn't understand, this is a great tens of thousands ballots and president trump seed on this to make is sound like there were 74,000 magically appearing b ballot

that cell is about to move over clover dale.re not over just yet with the threat of isolated thunderstorms as we go through our day even though the red flag warning has been canceled. you see a lot of activity across desert southwest, nevada, sierra. through today the bulk of the action will be away from us. on futurecast you see the activity really for desert southwest as well as for the sierra. there is a chance as we go through our day in the bay area. we'll have more on that coming up. let's go to gianna tracking a car fire on 37. >>> it is causing a big problem on west 37 where they've shut down all lanes west as you work from skaggs island towards railroad. that car was at one point engulfed in flames. fire crews and chp are on scene trying to clear this out of the road way and put the car fire out. heading from vallejo to novato, use richmond san rafael bridge. we are seeing brake lights off of 29 as well headed through. we are closures due to the building fire on ninth street as well. >>> a live look at san francisco, la

mean, i didn't die in for the one thing i knew when i, when i mean i've done all that clean as we go, dale is, is a big thing about yeah, i mean that, i mean when i'm done, i'm done. i'm done. i'm gonna wasn't good that's i want to go into the latency, but i see an invoice number with us. it would for me. ah, the whole group i wanted to do it will give them all i want to know what they lose. ah, was it was very nice and i imagine it would be less if you didn't want to move and the less where did he say they knew? i'm so when i'm, when do you agree with a player asked me why he was good to me for more minutes of the twin which you know, being the the did the create games and we had a sport growing sports to make sure that we are buying any challenge, you know, do what god bless you. i don't think i see was i think for a photo my practice or i will those who go into knows that i didn't get to you would you would be home. i was, i was this is which is what is it this isn't a busy needs would read on the oh yes, the if what again, again it does good to me what i think of living twice if they d

this journey in photo, i'm me going to dale only have seen that approximately 700 people migrated. according to the boot operators. the people who provide service on the posts, we see the cues and the large crowds, which draws your attention. and we have to report it to the local departmental and national health authorities. so we can address the situation together. at the height of the pandemic and columbia borders were closed and the flow of undocumented migrants had diminished sharply. but now that measures have been somewhat relaxed. these uncertain journeys are again, on the rise planned by even worse conditions. these migrants homeland c in human al jazeera, a robot bill by research is in the us has crossed and you milestone by completing its 1st run in the outside world. research is say, the machine known as cathy is the 1st 2 legged robot to successfully maintain a running position on outdoor terrain. it finished the 5 killer, made a run intellectually 53 minute. ah, this is out 0 and these are the top stories. more than $200.00 afghans brought to the united states from cob

to get on the dela trudy village, i don't know the image image, but don't see brazzel dale and look as i put it in the book a, you know, casual one for you to keep in mind that that's what he is. he book my grand process, the but the mining companies want to use indigenous lands to expand operations and make more profits. they are pushing for a change in brazilian law, allowing firms to mine inside protected land and indigenous reserves across the nation. leaving a message and i got the message or no saw, why do you really have to do like out of school for the by jimmy lee, but it is reason the ancient looking cows or s masha, s a deficiency. if you see that is our process involving it's, julia says, i thought, proportion is that most of them out of g, which is, i don't mean that our, my angela girlfriend visible along despite having protected status, digital territories are already facing an invasion in part of the state alone, brazilian authorities estimate that 30 metric tons of illegal gold worth about one point. $1000000000.00 us dollars has been excavated. that 6 times more than

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it's in san jose at an apartment building on fruit dale avenue. driver's okay. luckily no one was in the pool at the time. >>> we are less than two months away from the special election to decide the fate of california's governor. will california recall the governor or keep him. lili tan has the story from san francisco. >> you know what, we've already lost. we've got nothing left to lose. he can't take anything more from me. so we want to recall this man. >> reporter: as the recall election nears, both sides are getting real. mark klaas, whose daughter polly, was murdered in 1993 wants governor newsom to leave sacramento early because of his moratorium on executions and more. >> this is not a trump-inspired situation. i'm, i'm registered democrat. proudly voted for joe biden. but still, believe that everything that is going on right now within the state is wrong and is dangerous. >> reporter: outside san francisco city hall today, political committee rescue california held a small rally, focussing on crime. >> they have dismantled important public safety laws,

. >> in the allen dale neighborhood, just near the elementary, the fire burned two story of the home and basement. >>> firefighters got hold of a fire that started in pleasantton watching gulf fire near the golf course. has now contained 16 acres that went up in flames. firefighters continue to be on high alert, especially through the fourth of july weekend. >>> south florida, the threat of tropical storm elsa is accelerating. plans to demolish the rest the condo could happen soon as tomorrow. the number of confirmed dead is at 24. more than 100 people remain unaccounted for. now with the latest. >> reporter: with tropical storm elsa turning towards the gulf of mexico. >> we can't let our guard down. we need to be watching closely. >> reporter: top concern for officials leading the recovery effort is that high winds could knock down the tower still standing. >> you wouldther disaster with the same building. >> reporter: late friday, in oklahoma city that said it could take down the rest of the of tower. >> it is going to slow down the search while this is coordinated in a controlled

that has taken dale three hours on the phone. it'sjust insane. like... three hours on the phone?g? he's having to go back and forth with them, because one's saying yes, you need it, and the other is saying no, you don't, because it's not an animal product. it's just such a waste of time. problems like this make it harder to do business. there was a 23% drop in the trade in goods with eu countries in the first three months of the year. some of that might be due to stockpiling before the brexit deadline. julianne and matt are following the government advice. they're looking for new customers elsewhere. there are so many things in the pipeline at the moment for us, which is so exciting. we've got some big potential clients in the middle east and we're on the cusp of signing a deal in the us with a large distributor. it's often the case that - shocks to the economy have some positive impacts. there is a possibility that, - you know, some companies had got stuck in their ways| and brexit is the shock required to make them open up their eyes to l opportunities further overseas. so anyt

we are seeing some of that as we look at areas near south of clover dale, to the west of healdsburg,r the sonoma mountains. we're going to watch that very closely. we've seen numerous lightning strikes for the southern sierra. all it takes is one for us to get a fire going. we'll be watching this closely throughout the morning. >> didn't take a lightning strike, it was a car, a car fire, which has highway 37 closed right now. this is a critical connection in the north bay from vallejo towards novato. we had seen the slow down start up towards the island past the bridge. sound like there was a car fire which did cause them to close both westbound lanes. a tow truck reported in the area. no update since then. i don't see a problem on the carquinez bridge. with the fire in oakland and the closure of 37 i was concerned there might be more traffic flowing. 580 westbound starting to build. it's there. the bay bridge toll plaza in the last few minutes has shown the lanes filling in. everything else is clear, guys. >> 6:38. will the oakland a's stay or sgo. the vote happening this week deter

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the latest from palm dale. >> reporter: wildfires in the west exploded overnight forcing evacuations and turning deadly. two arizona firefighters were killed saturday when their plane crashed while surveying flames. in oregon, bootleg fire is the biggest wildfire in the country and california's beckwourth complex has doubled in size daily for the past three days. extreme heat and drought are fueling flames. more than 30 million are under excessive heat warnings and advisories with several cities hitting record triple digits. also distressing farmers, the heat torching their crops. >> we'll be down 20% in production across the board. >> reporter: fighting against the heat to save their harvest, their berries were nearly baking at one point, more than 120 degrees hot. >> it created a really difficult situation. >> reporter: how unexpected was this? >> this is probably the best growing i have seen with the heat wave. it damaged the fruit and also damaged the new shoots for teerp effect thatthe longer the heat wave lasts, the more damage it will do to future crops, not to mention drought

todo listo en la ciudad maravillosa de rÍo de janeiro, en el emblemÁtico estadio de maracanã para daleo hay que destacar que ambos son amigos por el paso junto por el barcelona, por supuesto que se mezclan las sensaciones al enfrentarse a un amigo de una calidad futbolÍstica indiscutible pero al mismo tiempo queriendo defender los colores del paÍs. >> podernos encontrar contra el eterno rival, esperamos que sea un compartir que la gente pueda disfrutarlo, que todo el mundo vea las dos selecciones que se enfrentan, seguramente han paralizado el mundo el partido, y no hay revancha. pablo: por la gloria esta noche brasil y argentina la gran final, regresamos a los estudios. paulina: muchas gracias pablo, en mÁs informaciÓn deportiva, en el partido de esta noche entre mÉxico y trinidad y tobago correspondiente a las eliminatorias de la concacaf, el tri no contarÁ con su tÉcnico gerardo el tata martino, guillermo zavala nos dice porque. guillermo: mucha gracia compaÑeros gusto saludarlo, estamos con la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante hasta el momento. arrancamos con la selecciÓn mexica

despite reluctance from the uae, it did not join the uae and other arab nations in signing a peace dalerael. it has amended rules on impulse -- imports from free zones and other gulf states. it has threatened to cut off multinationals if they do not relocate with the kingdom. it has bandit travel from the uae citing coronavirus concerns. let's bring in our guests joining us. a researcher and fellow for the sectarian proxies and decent terror in his asian project in london. he is an assistant professor at king's college london. joining us from kuwait, a nonresident fellow at the carnegie middle east center. locum to you all. how would you describe relations between the uae and saudi arabia as they stand today? >> is a pleasure to be with you. the relations have always gone through and ever and a flow. the relationship has pete and climaxed at moments in which their interests align and they have diverged other times. what happened the past few days was not as surprising in terms of their interests diverging. we have seen a divergence in yemen and the apra smock -- app rochement. this is p

pacificca and half-moon bay; north bay high, sonoma, 81, farther north, 90 at clover dale.east bay high, 79. and inland east bay will have a range of middle to upper 80s for the most part. here is the accu-weather seven- day forecast. and, through wednesday, it looks like a fairly unformed pattern of highs, inland to middle upper 80s around the bay. lower to middle 70s. but, increase in heat is coming near the end of the week. thursday, friday, middle 90s inland. saturday, sunday, we probably will see triple digit highs up to 100 to 102 in the hottest spots inland and middle 80s. warmer weather, hot weatweatweat on the way. abc 7 sports. it may be early july but this weekend's series the first pitch of the game, tested right away. he passes the test. diving, throw across for the out to get hernandez out. just before matt olson came to bat here he was named an all-star for the first time. congrats to matty. the strike out ends the inning. oakland left seven men on base. bottom of the 9th, still down, 1-0. tying run on 3rd. brown, strikes out. that is your ball game. hard fou