and thatis british number one dan evans.“— that is of the support from us for now. —— all the sport. after such a wet and windy start, you'll be forgiven for thinking that autumn that arrived early. it is a sight for sore eyes and temperatures widely in the mid to upper 20s and summoned to the low 30s. if you like that sort of thing. but one thing to may big heat wave, the he will be out just as soon may big heat wave, the he will be outjust as soon as it arrives. but it will arrive as high pressure builds in the south southeasterly with the flow of air though some heat from the south, but very briefly indeed. we are not there yet for tuesday, it is going to be rather cool day for the time of year but it will be a blustery one as well as well as some sunshine occasionally and there is an improvement for what many of us out on sunday but i will be showers from the word go with a few spots in the single figures as the day begins. low pressure close to normal, if you're into the mainland and into the northern aisles, and be wet

was also defeat for the men's british number one, as cameron norrie came from a set down to beat dan evansashion. and kyle edmund got his first win of the tournament as well. he beat anton matusevich in straight sets — 7—5, 6—3. next, to the us. just days after the new major league baseball season started, two games scheduled for today have been postponed after the miami marlins team suffered a coronavirus outbreak. baseball is unlike the nba and the nhl — it's not operating in a bubble and teams are travelling across america for games as normal. i'm joined now from the us by espn baseball reporter pedro gomez. pedro, everyone was watching baseball, keeping an eye on seeing how this return works out. this is a nightmare for the mlb, is it not, so soon after the season started?m really is. this is a worst—case scenario, almost, where you have the large brick within one club and potentially more because theyjust played the for the doll phillies over the weekend, and all those players being tested a —— philadelphia phillies. the game info —— in philadelphia has been called off today. the miam

this is cameron norrie taking on dan evans at the national tennis centre in roehampton.e scoring is a bit different. at the minute it is 4—1 to cameron norrie. earlier today heather watson beat eden silva. jamie murray is amongst those in action later on. you can watch it live via the bbc sport website and app, and on the bbc iplayer. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre throughout the day. thanks very much. a very good afternoon to you, you are watching bbc news. will take you through all the afternoon's development of coronavirus and other news. the world health organization has warned that young people could be driving spikes in coronavirus cases. the latest data from the european centre for disease prevention and control show there are clusters across europe. on this map, you can see the palest yellow regions, which cover most of the continent, where there are fewer than 20 case per 100,000 people confirmed with tests. the darker areas, which you can see in north—eastern spain, bulgaria, romania and sweden are where there are between 60 and 12

men's british number one dan evans beat kyle edmund on day two of the battle of the brits in roehamptony — with too much for edmund, winning in straight sets 6—4, 6—4... evans not too happy with end of match racquet tap, feeling his opponent's conduct might have crossed the line a little — proof that it's still competitive even without fans. the women's british number johanna konta also lost out yesterday but recovered today for her first competitive win since lockdown. she impressively came back from a set and three love down to beat katie boulter. but there was a defeat for andy murray in the mixed doubles. he lost out tojoe salisbury and teenager emma raducanu in a final set tie break, and unfortunately managed to hit his partnerjodie burrage on match point!... but she seemed to see the funny side. that's all the sport for now. hello. it looks like july is planning to leave us with something to remember it by. although if you are a fan of summer heat, this all may be to little too late. but friday, the last day ofjuly, it is going to be a hot one for many of us. it is quite a transfo

watch what happened when the men's number one, dan evans, beat kyle edmund. in straight sets. well, it was a high—quality affair. straight sets. well, it was a high-quality affair. if you didn't hear it there, he said careful, there, kyle. afterwards, he said there was nothing in it, it was banter. scotland's first minister has advised against non—essential foreign travel amid increasing concerns about the risk of the spread of coronavirus across parts of europe. nicola sturgeon encouraged those wanting to take a break to support the economy by holidaying in scotland. we can join our correspondent lorna gordon now, who is at one very popular tourist attraction in edinburgh for us this morning. good morning, lorna. yes, good morning from a very sunny royal yacht britannia. it has been birthed here since it retired from royal service and reopen to the public this week —— berthed. 60% of visitor attractions in scotland have now reopened the doors, but the country feeling a staycation bonanza? well, isa feeling a staycation bonanza? well, is a very mixed picture.

. >>> steely dan requested by mr. evan jenkins and send me a song, will you.his is great song, by the way. remind me of my youth. my youths. facebook, twitter, instagram, use the hashtag #ktvu. >>> very nice, sal. thank you. love to start the day like that. >>>the coronavirus pandemic widening the gap in the housing market. thanks to record low interest rates, america is in the middle of a sales boom. now after a dip early in the pandemic, americans have purchased 15 million homes. at the same are struggling to k roof over their heads. last month, alone, more than 12 million americans say they couldn't pay their rent. and without relief, it will get worse. >> you have the end of the federal moratorium and expiration of the state moratorium. when you look at the numbers of evictions that could be filed, there's no correlation. there's nothing on record at that looks like this. >> one forecast estimates as many as 12 million people will be served with eviction papers by october. >>> santa clara county leaders launched the nation's first universal basic income pr

evan mcmorris-santoro, thanks very much. >>> let's go to cnn's dan simon, in santa monica, california. beaches are now closed. dan, what's happening now, because the issue with california, right, is they had let county by county -- like counties make decisions on reopening and that's being blamed for the resurgence of the infections there. so how are they handling this now as we head into july 4th? >> well, hey, good morning, jim. beaches in los angeles, orange and ventura counties are closed for the weekend as you said. we are in santa monica, you can see this sign that says temporary closure. it's up to the individual jurisdictions how they want to enforce the order, but of course what officials are looking for is voluntary compliance. it comes as cases continue to surge. in los angeles county 1 out of 140 people are considered to be infectious and eric garcetti said that can drop to 1 out of 70 people. if you're living in certain jurisdictions can face a fine for not wearing a mask. in west hollywood it's $300 for the first violation and santa monica, $500 for a third violation. ch

evan mcmorris-santoro, thanks very much. >>> in california now, governor newsom is ordering a majority of the state back into a partial shutdown. dan simon is joining me from los angeles. tell us how they're toggling things up again particularly because the reopening was left to counties so now are these state mandated measures that are coming into place again? >> right. the governor really back tracking here. this marks a major reversal for the state of california. the governor halting indoor operations across a whole bunch of different sectors impacting 19 different counties. so no indoor operations for the bars, wineries, museums, zoos, movie theaters and family entertainment. he says this order will last at least three weeks. now, we're talking about 19 different counties. this impacts nearly three-fourths of the entire population for the state of california. so this is going to be a major economic loss for a whole lot of people and beyond. you know, people who work in those industries and beyond. meantime, the number of hospitalizations, jim, in california is really surging up. 56% in the past couple of weeks so that's why the