presidential history is also popular this fall. former nine term california republican congressman chris cox takes a critical look at the 28th president in woodrow wilson. the light withdrawn. publisher simon and schuster says the wilson that emerges in the book is, quote, a man superbly unsuited to the moment when he ascended to the presidency in 1912 and presidential biographer nigel hamilton looks at abraham lincoln and jefferson davis through their roles as commanders in chief of the union and confed great armies. mr. hamilton's book is titled lincoln versus davis the war of the presidents and another book coming out this fall. historian mary grabar looks at myths surrounding the 32nd president. its titled debunking fdr. mbs graybar previously wrote debunking howard zinn and debunking the 1619 project. publisher regnery history notes that quote, debunking fdr offers cautionary reminders to the fdr admiring left and a growing segment of the right. fdr is influence lives on in crony capitalist, government dependent populations an

feels like fall out there. >>>>feels like fall it looks like fall. it's actually funny. the first day of fall is on sunday, and that's going to be the warmest day of this week. we get back into the 90s right around the corner off into the east bay we'll see 70 in san francisco, but that's not the case today. heading into our forecast this afternoon there's still some chances of light showers, especially down in the south bay and those higher elevated areas just past morgan hill. i'll have more on that coming up in a bit, but as we take a look at our daytime highs today, we are expecting 70s throughout most of the bay area 70s down into the santa clara valley, with 60s mixed in there too, just along the peninsula and the coast. the reason why we are dealing with this cool fall like weather is because this surge of cold air moving in from offshore is continuing to push into california. this is actually a trough of low pressure, bringing in some interesting weather for us to kick off the week at least, because once we head into the first day of summer, that's when we start

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why does it feel fall like? and is it going to last into the first day of fall? that's the big question for us this week. we've had this surge of cold air moving in from the gulf of alaska throughout the past couple of days, and this system right here, it's actually a trough of low pressure bringing in more cool air for us heading into this week's forecast. as nice and fall-like as it is, it's not going to last for too much longer. actually, taking a look at the next 6 to 10 days in our long range models this right here is issued by the climate prediction center, and it's showing above normal conditions for all the state of california, or at least along the coastline. as we head into early next week. well, the first day of fall is right around the corner. it's on sunday so let me show you the numbers real fast and how that's going to pan out for us as we head into the next seven days. we're actually expecting mild conditions all week long, but by the weekend we are right back to the 80s and the 90s as early as sunday, which is the first day. now, as we head into

not only is it sunday, it's the first sunday of fall. of fall? yes. welcome. fall. bye bye. summer.utumn. >> we barely knew you. >> good morning everybody. yes, the. the autumnal equinox rolled in right about 543 this morning. and there, with that, we've got a beautiful sunrise up above the low clouds this morning. not only low clouds, but mist and drizzle joining us as well. this is going to pull back. we will have partly cloudy skies at the coastline for today. mostly clear for the rest of us. and temperatures are expected to take a notable jump by the afternoon this morning. our numbers are very similar to where we started yesterday. 55 in san francisco, right now in the north bay. 55 for you, napa and for the inner east bay. good morning. brentwood at 58. here is a view of saturday's numbers and what we do expect for today. santa rosa, upper 70s for you yesterday, today, upper 80s. meanwhile, san francisco looking at 71 a very toasty 94 in the city of livermore and upper 80s for san jose. a better look at what we can expect for today, and the heat up that continues into the days

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fall will arrive with a bit of a summerlike warmup. let's start with the satellite radar composite image showing high pressure, which will be the dominant feature, bringing us sunny and warm weather over the next several days. very warm. as a matter of fact, these are the forecast headlines. fall begins tomorrow with sunny skies and a warming trend early next week, a taste of summerlike heat with triple digit high temperatures in some locations. but midweek changes will bring us a cooler, more seasonal pattern. so let's move along and take a look at tomorrow's high temperatures. we're talking about mid to upper 60s on the coast, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay shoreline, and mid 90s in the warmest inland areas. but look at monday afternoon highs at or above 100 degrees in the hottest inland spots. we'll see upper 80s to about 90 around the bay shoreline. that's going to be a very hot day with not much change on tuesday afternoon. however, we do have a cooldown on midweek. cool down to look forward to. i'll give you more details on

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the first fall snow covered the heights of tehran in white. tehran crisis management headquarters closed some parks in regions 2, 4 and five and prohibited traffic in darabad and darband valleys. with the announcement of a red weather warning in alborz province, ceo. halal red community of this province announced the readiness of the rescuers of this community . we hope that it will always rain and have a happy new year this barchi system is active in the north and northwest of the country, and an orange warning has been issued for the provinces of ardabil, gilan, mazandaran and golestan. talal river in parsuit city has increased in volume and there is a possibility of flooding. rain has been reported in some axes of east azarbaijan, ardabil, zanjan, qazvin, hamadan, semnan, golestan, mazandaran provinces , and the chalus axis and north tehran freeway are closed until further notice due to snow and rain and rocks falling from the mountain. in haras axis, we also saw rock fall and water flow in some areas. and in the axis of frisco in the same

a 2022 marina pen need a of the fall, right? national ronnie policy was president emmanuel and mccool's close to the challenge in the presidential election. gaining golden 40 percent. the vote was the they plus the big i big. she didn't win races and is number so because it is promoted by all right. policies now reverberate except friends. society previously on the big pick shit we showed how french society has been shaped by its colonial past. history say no, no the 0 to exist, different one i for the existence exist on cultural this i'm mary impossible. and in this episode, we'll take a closer look of what lies behind the fall, writes the po and the impacts on the people in its firing line. the what is the, the moment in which someone presses the red button and it says, this is an existential threat to the very basis of this country. this is important to talk about how the young people are facing races in n, stigmatization by fire, right extremism. 9. they've been, has managed to just present ourselves as someone who is the se

sunday the 22nd is the official welcome of fall. and unfortunately for us, in this ten day stretch, just as quickly as we cooled off heading into tuesday and wednesday, believe it or not, heading into the weekend, it does appear that we have a bit of a warm up anticipated by as much as 20 degrees in some areas, including into the interior, starting on sunday into monday of next week. livermore typically one of our hotter spots here. notice the temperatures start to near those upper 90s heading into next week, so before we get to that though, there is going to be a second rain chance heading into wednesday for some spots, so enjoy the 70s, but make sure to stick around and join us again at 5:00. we've got chief meteorologist jeff ranieri who's got a closer look at the rain chances and the extended seven day outlook coming up. we'll send it back to you all right. sounds good. vienna. thank you. i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang who's been working on the 5:00 news. hi, audrey. more eyes are watching you in san francisco

you know, we talk about the rise of a fall right. does if it was happening on its own and inside, besides never being this way, you know, it wasn't this way in the 19 seventy's and it's not this way today. and what we see is about the found right rises when he sorted out to rise. when it's given platforms on the media, when it's given platforms on the ideas of mainstream publications, when people invo michael and governments talk about the book, is that mean a way that is incredibly reactionary when people to target communities, such as i'm losing communities in franklin and by extension, any racialized communities with being struck that the rise of a fall, right? but actually we look back in the roots buckley to the right rise of a file, right? which you all very much within the main stream which are within the main stream elite, whether it is the media, elite, the, uh, the political leads. oh, and does it make sense? you academic can meet as well. we tend to think of the rise of a fall right the originating from the white visto, co

i mean, definitely going to change from summer to fall on sunday.t is the equinox but we are doing things in reverse order. feels like fall now it will feel like summer next week for the first couple of days. keeps us on our toes, take a look at what we need to know. we will stay with this weather pattern for the next few days, most of the workweek. the temperatures will be running below average, tomorrow, the possibility of fall-like rain showers in the forecast on wednesday. and, then, we start warming up on friday and saturday with inland heat returning by sunday and monday of next week. likely to continue into tuesday and wednesday. and even the temperatures around the bay likely to warm up into the lower half of the 80s by sunday and monday. that is all in the future. let's take a look outside right now. we have a view from the mark hopkins hotel. looking to the south. post sunset sky. the sun went down a couple minutes ago. the temperatures, upper 50s in san francisco, everybody else is in the 60s. not a lot of variation on the map right now.

happy fall. kira fall. thank you. now the thing is, though, we are going to be seeing summer like temperatures return for the beginning here of our upcoming workweek. so i know some of us want that fall sweater weather, crisp air, pumpkin spice lattes. but how about i trade you maybe a beach day for tomorrow and tuesday and some temperatures in our inland valleys are going into the upper 90s. a few isolated one hundredths, but we drop those temperatures by wednesday and then see a little bit of a warm up on friday. so beginning and end of the week. very warm. sounds good. cynthia thanks. before we go, we want to let you know that this week kicks off banned books week. it's a time when the literary community comes together and shared support of the freedom to read. this year, the american library association is reporting a record number of book challenges across the u.s. to help us celebrate the freedom and diversity books bring to our lives. international bestselling author ken cole will join us on today in the bay th

how is the rise of the fall right in front, the set thing french campuses? yeah, so it's clear noticing is that the most fear in the political, french science and the media french life are impacting our campus universe. d, as in college, in the sense of paris, the fire rights activist are trying to concur, for example, the legend quarter in which there is the famous sell button universities for example. and in that context and tie racist activists and tie fish as active as are facing for it. i can say that there is a, a change in the, in the campuses would because when i was a student there was only one for registering in in campuses. but now to see how come any fees for the teachers to be part of the star rights union or fire rights group tells a lot about how the fire right i 0 it is you have been civilized in the french. i'm excited to. this is the damage, what kind of troops of the issue rides we tend to think of as far as, as exceptional. you know, we talk about the rise of a fall, right as if it was happening on its own inside. besides, never been this

summer giving way to a taste of summer heading into the first couple days of fall.he fall equinox is sunday, the beginning of this next spell of hot temperatures with 80s around the bay and up into the low 70s along the coast by sunday and monday next week. we're getting things backwards where summer feels like fall and autumn will feel like summertime. that warmer pattern might stick around through the end of the month. >> we can handle it. thank you. >>> still ahead, it's a colorful some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >>> october just weeks away meaning it's almost spooky season. look at this. it is a nearly 2,000-pound

and because today is the first full day of fall, with fall starting yesterday morning at 5:44 a.m, well, we are dealing with some higher heat, so this is our first 24 hours of seeing our fall season. and now we have a heat advisory in effect for much of the east bay into the south bay, as well as the santa cruz mountains. so today it's going to be hot. but at least we do have a nice, cool, refreshing start to the day. we're in the upper 40s in sonoma and santa rosa, 47 degrees. while it's 55 in oakland and 61 in san jose. a cool morning leading to this, where we are going to have a moderate to major heat risk for parts of the south bay, as well as the east bay. those areas in red where we are looking at temperatures this afternoon headed for the mid to upper 90s and a few triple digits. so we'll talk more about this and the cooldown ahead. that's in a few minutes, but mike, you were saying that caltrans crews are very busy over the weekend. they were and they were very efficient. so just earlier, a little earlier than expected before 4:00 this morning, they did reopen southbound 680. th

looking like they might fall off and kill themselves.just going past the house. >> reporter: sideshows have long been an issue in the bay area. groups of people in cars and on bikes, taking over roads and intersections. molly says it has gotten so bad on the embarcadero that even locals know when and where the bikers meet up. >> we saw them congregating down in front of the dolphin club. it's something police seem like they should be aware of. >> reporter: police say they are aware of the sideshows. to try to help sfpd crack down on them. the city is in the process of passing new laws that would make promoting and participating in sideshows illegal. one of those behind the moves, supervisor matt dorsey said in a statement, with the passage of this legislation, we are making it clear that illegal sideshows will not be tolerated in san francisco. still, some locals, like juliette, say they are not too sure a new law will actually change anything. >> i think it just moves from one street to the other most of the time, like they've seen in o

but of course, the fog's hanging around. >> that's true, lawrence. >> feels like fall not fall yet. yeah. when fall comes? yeah. welcome the bay area summer break. sumter, right? this is gets all messed up. but yeah, it's been kind of stick around the bay area this last 24 hours, low pressure kind of swinging in through. >> the central part of the state and all of a sudden, yeah, we're talking about some scattered showers popping up outside, not many but another chance on the way as we head toward the middle of this week outside. right now, we do have some of those patchy clouds that are rolling inside the bay. some fog kind of settling in for the night now, maybe with some dense fog as we head toward early tomorrow morning and some drizzle along the coastline. i got some guys ght now. some of the construction work going on there. otherwise we've got some calm conditions around the bay area so far. but today, kind of interesting day. we're gonna see more of the same. i think midweek again tomorrow. kind of in between that you've got some morning clouds early on, partly cloudy by the

it's what fall like and summer. and it's going to be summer like in fall. >jessica>you said it perfect. yes. we're wrapping up the last few days of summer. i almost want to say fall because it feels like it. and yet we're dealing with this fall like weather. just a little bit of rain up in the north bay right now. you can barely make it out on our virtual reality map, but that green that's moving in from offshore. that's what we're dealing with, right now. a light drizzle in the forecast for us up in the north bay. we're going to continue to see hit or miss showers in the forecast all throughout the day today lasting into the next couple of days, too. we're going to start finally drying up as we get closer into the first day of fall right around the corner. so here's what's happening. 70s and 60s for our daytime highs, widespread throughout the bay area. taking a look at our first alert doppler and zooming in to some local communities, well, we are still anticipating these on and off showers up near napa and sonoma throughout this afternoon. a similar trend

the first day of fall, very fall esque, right? we're talking about sunny skies, 90s in the forecast, and then we continue to warm up to into monday keep that in mind for any outdoor activities after school. maybe if you want to get some fresh air to kick off the workweek, if that's your pattern for the beginning of the workweek, keep in mind we're dealing with well above average temperatures, and luckily, it cools down as we head into mid next week. >ryan>all right. thanks, jess. well, the 40 niners getting ready to take on their arch rival the la rams this sunday. aaron glenn takes a look ahead in this morning's red and gold report >>>this is the audi red and gold report the 40 niners open up divisional play this weekend in la. and it's always a competitive game. when the red and >>>>gold >>face the rivals to the south. but there will be one noticeable absence from the opposing sideline. aaron the people are still asking if you're coming back. all right guys, hope that answers your question. they >>>>are. >>well, instead of chasi

this is today in the bay we're supposed to be saying fall cooldown masai. and this is fall. so we think no. good morning to you on this monday. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. we're going to check that monday morning commute with mike in just a little bit. but let's get a look at the temperatures with kari. yeah. and it's going to be another hot one and even hotter than yesterday. this will be the peak of the heat. and we do have a cool morning start. so we're in the upper 50s in dublin. it's 57 in palo alto and 54 in san francisco. while san jose is walking out the door to about 60 degrees. looks really nice for now. we'll be at 67 degrees at 9:00. and then as we go throughout the day, it heats up so fast we'll be in the 90s for much of the afternoon and then cooling down later this evening into the low 80s, but we'll be up to 82 degrees in san jose, 97 in dublin, 92 in san jose. so we're seeing a lot of 90s here while we will be in the 80s in san francisco. so we'll talk about that cooldown ahead in just a few minutes. mike, you're saying that caltrans was very

happy fall , to you. >> happy fall. >> thank you. it will not feel like fall. unfortunately.g at some big changes on the way after a very, very foggy start to our day. that fog will peel back from our inland locations but we are spending that layer of fog to be rushing in the golden gate for the majority of the afternoon. it will remain pretty foggy along a coastal communities but inland areas we are really going to be heating up over the next couple days. early this morning it is still pretty foggy to kick off our day. like i said, the fog will peel back from the coast and we are expecting plenty of sunshine. it is just the marine layer that will be holding strong. if you are headed to the beach today, you will be dealing with some fog. overnight tonight. we are looking at the fog feeling into our valley communities and likely waking up with a little bit of missed early tomorrow morning but like i mentioned, it is officially the first day of fall and it started early this morning. the autumnal equinox. what exactly that means, basically we have equal amounts of daylight and

and inflation falling over that period.d interest rates? what the bank of england is trying to do by raising or reducing interest rates is to calm down inflation, keep a—level on prices we pay for everything. when we see inflation rising as we have done globally over the last couple of years, we have seen huge spikes in prices, the central banks have decided to act on that by increasing interest rates, making it more expensive for people to borrow money, for businesses to borrow, and encouraging people to save more, effectively getting people to spend less because of spending less, the theory goes prices then fall if fewer people are buying products, people have to reduce the price to tempt in shoppers. that is the theory of the relationship between interest rates and inflation. because of those high inflation figures, thatis those high inflation figures, that is why the bank of england and other central banks have been increasing interest rates dramatically. what we have seen over this last year is falls in the level of in

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_ break cut. 50 we are seeing stocks falling off _ break cut. 50 we are seeing stocks falling off theng stocks falling off the back i break cut. 50 we are seeing| stocks falling off the back of the report because it is dampening the expectation is that we get a 50 basis point rate cut when the fed meets next week as opposed to a 25 basis point cut.— next week as opposed to a 25 basis point cut. thank you very much. now to the big event in the us last night— that tv election debate. kamala harris and donald trump went head to head — but for the business world — who came out ahead? some on wall street have given their verdict. shares of trump media — the company which operates the former president's truth social site and is majority owned by him, are slumping, dropping by around 15% after the market opened. terry haines advises investors on political events, we asked himn about the market's reaction. harris needed to pass a fundamental threshold credibility test, which was her fitness to lead the country. i think she passed that handily frankly, and that is what that debate was about, a

we being struck that the rise of a fall, right? but actually we look back in the roots buckley to the right rise of a fall, right? we child very much reading the mainstream, which i'll leave in the mainstream elite, whether it is the media, i need the, uh, the political leads. oh, it doesn't make sense. you academic can meet as well. we tend to think of the rise of a fall right the originating from the white visto, cold, white working class, which has been just preventing a very long time ago. but yet we've had these narratives is going to fantasies that we've created, but it's like people at the bottom who are angry and they just want something radically different. it's the fact that dimension parties are i have been trying to seduce the far right voters for a while. so instead of focusing on social then, just to see the dentist showed that there was a way to gather more votes on focusing on those people who are sensitive to racism, sexism. and the other thing is that historically the left was very clear, at least in their history

the fall of debris is connected with the work of air defense.in the morning. emergency services arrived at the scene. they decided to partially evacuate the population from the area where the air defense works, where the fire is being extinguished. it is reported that as of seven in the morning , buses from... even wrote that this is a terrible weapon, in general you know, there are wreckage in one of the russian provinces, well, let me remind you that there was already such wreckage, they destroyed the militaki airfield there, the wreckage destroyed an entire base here, it’s scary, they even wrote that, you know, we are afraid that the ukrainians will be given missiles and they will beat, yes no, you have to be afraid that they don’t start supplying falling debris en masse, and even that... saloyev couldn’t stand it, even he walked over these debris with a little tank, i really don’t have enough swearing, well here, in reality, there are simply not enough mats, first of all, me i can no longer read this wording as a result of the fall of the de

the fall of debris is connected with the work of air defense.appened at about 4 in the morning. emergency services arrived at the scene. they decided to partially evacuate the population from the area where the air defense works, where the fire is being extinguished. it is reported that as of seven in the morning, buses with evacuees from the toropets district had already arrived in zahidna dvina. in general, i will note that the work of schools. and kindergartens of the entire west-dvina municipal district are suspended today, the administration of the municipal district informed about it. in the toropetsk district, near tver, after the fall of the drone debris, a fire broke out, some residents were evacuated, and reports are coming from the city of shebekino. bilhorod region, the ukrainian military launched a drone at a bus, wounding four persons you know, in one of the russian... they even wrote that this debris is a terrible weapon in general, well, let me remind you that there have already been such debris, planes were destroyed there, the

over the weekend it felt like it was fall.ead into this weekend, the first day of fall is on sunday and yet sunday is the warmest day in the next seven days. starting off with 70s in the bay area throughout san jose, stretching into the east bay, morgan hill at 66 degrees. as we head into the coming days we have an area of low pressure moving in from the north and that is the big driving factor as to why we had those gusty conditions yesterday. over the next seven days, we remain pretty mild. 60s in the forecast, cloudy skies . a little bit of a drizzle in the sky for wednesday's forecast, especially in the north bay and at the coastline. as we get closer to the first day of fall, that is when the day will hit the 80s and you will notice that widespread throughout all of the bay. the north bay and the east bay, just two weeks ago we were talking about triple digit weather. not necessarily record-breaking but above average for sure. now we see 70s all week long. mostly cloudy by thursday, friday, saturday and sunday but we will

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very fall like right? well, we're wrapping up the last few days of summer and it definitely feels like fall here in the bay with a little bit of irony as we wrap up this week, the first day of falls on sunday and it's going to be one of the warmest days. we see all week long. for now, we're still sticking in the 70s off into the east bay, 70s up in the north bay, and for our friends along the peninsula 60s mixed with some 70s there out this afternoon with 70s down into the santa clara valley. now, as we take a look at our doppler heading to the next couple of hours and futurecast showing us perfectly, we're going to continue to watch these onshore showers kind of just trickle in throughout all of our microclimates. areas like half moon bay, fremont livermore, we could see about 100th of an inch of rain. so not impressive by any means, but it is worth noting you're probably going to need to use those windshield wipers today, and who knows, you might say i need new ones. as we head into this afternoon. here

by almost 5%, well, in general, all raw materials are falling and even this concerns gold by almost.of the industrial metals , copper is falling, it seems to be the metal of the future, it is considered, the transition to green energy, economy and so on, and nevertheless everything is falling, and today against this background the russian ruble has lost 1.5% against the main world currencies, and so the situation is interesting, on the other hand, nothing catastrophic is happening, prices are still... still quite high, but nevertheless less unusual lately, since there are several factors that influence this situation, well firstly, these are certainly objective factors, the slowdown in the growth rate of the chinese economy, there is a lot of talk about this now, although these rates remain quite high, i will remind you, there is a forecast of about 5% per year, this is a lot for the second formal economy in the world, in reality probably for the first if we take into account the parity... capabilities, but nevertheless, the fact is the fact, there really are certain problems in the

now, the first day of fall is on sunday. mind you and we're expecting 90s and sunny skies in those inland areas, so just keep that in mind if you want to head to a pumpkin patch, do something fall and festive. it's still going to be beautiful. it's just going to be very warm. and then we'll get that fall like weather as we wrap up next week with a return of the 80s around the corner >ryan>well, we're learning more about new efforts to crack down on business break ins in the south bay. city leaders there say that kind of crime is happening far too often, and taking a toll on local mom and pop shops, as kelsi thorud reports, they're giving those business owners an extra sense of security for free >>>to try and combat crime. the city is offering free surveillance cameras to the businesses here in alum rock village. we spoke with the owner of this dentist office about the impact. she thinks this program will have hen nguyen has had her dental office here off alum rock for the past 13 years. when we first moved here, there were h

of fall right? movements and europe. don't know, it's a tricky one. because on the seriously clear cut say die hard electorate, that is like stuck with power, right? but everything between these 10 and 30 percent of the current, the flock to the far right is still in reach for the centers. parties when there are 2, they distinguishable and very important. the 2nd topic, if they do not talking about migrations all the time, because this is what the fluoride needs bus is talk like. got that surface shooting election season here in the spring evolved outside berlin and the area under one foot inland delta and it's fairly tail. tom. see the leader here one the seats on fiercely on t. m. a good campaign promises. cons crystal bounce considered a fall right extreme is by local security services. the mood here polarized, this is i'm 5, this is just the federal outcome for democracy as having a flash. and i opened a bottle of champagne because the 1st place if the finish was prevented. that would have been

oh my goodness we were talking about fall-like weather and not even fall yet. i mean, it's going to be on sunday and yeah we're warming up into sunday and i'll show you in just a second. here's what's happening for us in the afternoon hours today. 70s up in the north bay and beautiful weather to go drink wine. upper 60s at least near napa and now in the east bay, we're talking about 70s this afternoon. 60s along the coast. and all the way over intoredwood city too. we have that on shore breeze still really significant in the afternoon hours so as we zoom out you can notice the winds below me continuing to push in from offshore and that will be the trend for us this afternoon. where daytime highs remain mild and the big weather story really is just the next storm that's coming tomorrow. that's going to impact our friends up in the north bay and along the coast. breezier conditions this afternoon that will look very similar to the forecast tomorrow too with wind speeds anywhere up to around 20, 25 miles per hour. the fall like weather we're having there's a reaso

that's how he might, is to beat the fall, right? if the into 2nd phase, and this is going to raise some questions of a lot. so z to sit with him. of course, naturally already see the lowest popularity ratings on recording. now, mr. n. uh hang on, we will come back to you because as we've just heard, what i've showed is in new york ahead of next week's un general assembly and early what lead us adopted will be un calls the parts for the future. shaw said will create more trust in the united nations. the packs tackles challenges such as war, climate change. it also calls for an adjustment of the international financial system in favor of the global self. and today is to lay the grounds for a global regulation of artificial intelligence collection. see the pack was negotiated under the leadership of germany and then maybe a, here's what schultz had to say about. so i'm very glad that germany was able to get the media to facilitate this process. we've worked very hard to do in the nearly 2 years that are behind us. and i'm very convince

in the fall we typically start getting concerned about fire weather. this is not a significant concern. instead this turns into a very noticeable warm-up. we're probably going back to heat advisories by saturday. i'm going to put the numbers on here. these are the saturday numbers which are not -- those are the tuesday numbers. we got a sneak peek. that's what it's going to feel like for your part of the bay tuesday. there's a lot more. when we get back together in the complete forecast, i'll go into the rest of it with you. >> i like the sneak peeks. thank you. >>> the heat can raise the risk of destructive wildfires and prolonged power outages that have become all too common in california. now a couple uc berkeley alumni have come up with some solutions. mary lee shows us the power line sensors meant to keep communities safe. >> reporter: a sensor and software was developed that can detect power line failures and prevent wildfires. i spoke to them about why their work is so meaningful to them. tim barrett knows all too well how monster wildfires can

and this is a fall like pattern. 12 days away, we can expect below average temperatures for the next several days. for today, highs will reach the upper 70s to near 80. in the inland east bay, mid to upper 70s in the north bay and down into the south bay. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay shoreline and low to mid 60s on the coast. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. this cooler pattern we'll see just a slight increase in temperatures, maybe two degrees each day going into the end of the week. and then cooling down again back into that fall like p of murdering four university of idaho college students will move to a different venue. here's abc news reporter kayna whitworth in this morning's gma first look, a major development in the idaho college murder trial. >> a judge agreeing to move brian kohberger's trial out of moscow, idaho, where four college students were brutally stabbed to death nearly two years ago in a case that captivated the nation. the judge saying the defense proved a reasonable likeliho

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fall begins on sunday this weekend will bring sizzling summerlike heat as fall arrives.ere's the forecast animation for this evening. we'll see some breaks in the clouds and a little patches of clearing here and there, but the clouds will increase again overnight with some areas of drizzle just off shore. some of it may actually fall over land areas, but it will be mainly offshore. so going into midday tomorrow, we expect at least partial clearing and then a sunnier day in the afternoon. overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s and then highs tomorrow about 61 at half moon bay, some low to mid 60s in other coastal locations here in san francisco, we'll top out at about 67 degrees around the bay shoreline, mainly low or low to mid seconds. inland areas will warm up a bit to low to mid 80s in the warmest spots, but greater warming is on the way. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. as you can see. we'll see some mid 80s inland on friday. but look at the weekend saturday low 90s inland up to about 80 around the bay shoreline. sunday first day

it would not fall apart because of the agreement on supporting the kiev regime. the opinion against billions of dollars spent on kiev is diligently drowned out by the incident at the meeting of the european parliament, which took place this week, the deputies from poland simply turned off. microphone, this is some kind of military council, we are at war, we are really going to fight, for what reason, with whom, with what resources, you are not helping ukraine by prolonging this war, you are not helping the ukrainians who were looking for refuge, having fled their own country, thank you, thank you. the position on ukraine is dragging the german chancellor down, however, this is far from his only problem. today's elections in brandenburg - a fortress of the social democrats - could lead to the political collapse of scholz. the vote is regional, but the whole world's attention is riveted to it, and the situation is paradoxical, even if the chancellor's party wins scholz will be called, and is already being called , a political loser. the collapse of the economy is o

it does feel like fall, and it's almost ironic that the first day of fall is going to be the hottest day of this week, with 90s turning off into the east bay, but that's not the case for us today. we're still holding on tight to those 70s anywhere from antioch over into concord, the tri-valley area wine country is beautiful this afternoon. if you want to head up there 60s and 70s there. we still have that onshore flow later into this afternoon. wind gusts moving in near san francisco could top off anywhere to around 2020 five miles per hour. and of course that pesky marine layer is just holding on tight to us right now along our shoreline, impacting the bay bridge, too, with those gray skies. but other than that, it's just a normal day in the bay, right? here's what's happening as we head into the next couple of days. if you remember sunday with that huge wind event we had, we started seeing this huge cold mass of air move in from the gulf of alaska this is a trough of low pressure and it brings in cold air to the pacific northwest and all throughout the coast of california. that's w

semester can refer to service centers and receive their fall fertilizer quota. this is one of the fertilizer distribution centers in shahrari, and we came to see how fertilizer is supplied and explained. we currently have around 250 tons of short tons that are in the basket of the support and subsidy services company, here as a broker in the hands of farmers, and we are preparing for storage for the start of autumn cultivation, which is the most important cultivation of mold in the region. the announced program for allocating 3 million tons of subsidized fertilizers for this year is 2.4 million tons of urea, 400 thousand tons of phosphate and 200 thousand tons. the increase in the price of potash fertilizer is another problem for farmers, because farmers can neither buy nor buy for their crops , from 195 thousand tomans to 395 thousand tomans. no, we don't have enough budget to buy expensive urea fertilizer, we can't pay urea fertilizer to the official, the price of wheat or for example the same alufah that we have did not double, which was announced once in a w

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