drawing of a bear's head when working on this picture. there from the ermine actors and roles 800 tom feltonraco malfoy in the potterian, tried his son to play the role of harry himself but did not fit for this reason and the make-up artists did not help. he's blond, they couldn't, probably, his hair is exactly right, harry's hair is very light the book is dark, but the teenager did not succeed in coloring it very well. it can be seen that e's hair is dyed. let's find out who the question is from today. let's hello dear friends. i'm nikolai valuev. i would like to ask some questions for the participants in my 400 game. what do boxers do before a fight to prevent hand injury? bandage yes, quite right. questions from nikolai valuev for 600 what is the name of the fight with an imaginary opponent during the training of a boxer? questions from nikolay valuev for 800 in shadow fight the name of which blow comes from the english phrase slash from the bottom up? sea ​​sea beyond the 800 pechura sea between the islands of kolguev, and vaygach is considered either an independent sea, or the southeast

the warri in the region is that recovery of the river could take years did abuse. aaron felton has been to the scene that has more details. now i'm standing here on the banks of the order between germany on this side in poland on that side of the river. now for weeks now, locals here have been pulling massive amounts of dead fish from the waters and what people are calling the largest fish die off that the region has seen in decades now initially, people thought it had something to do with climate change, with a hot dry summer the germany is currently experiencing, but now it appears that investigators are zeroing in on some type of industrial action accident rather on the polish side of the river. now we know polish authorities detected some type of chemical spills, some type of substance in the water that shouldn't be there back in july, but for some reason, they failed to notify the german government. now that's actually little lot of consternation on this side because a polish population was warned of the dangers that swimming in the river and being around the river could pose, but

ah, well, with living felton waters with us in line. so i think we can see the consequences of very deep social divisions and cleavages in the united states, where we now have one party, a republican party that has become in many ways, extremely homogenous. it is overwhelmingly white. it is overwhelmingly notches christian, but composed of people who are quite religious, greece, iris in the my god gave me a dream about prison, turned in the white house and he said, i want you to start paying for this man. the democratic party in this country is composed of people from a broader array of backgrounds except for those types of folks who are represented in the republican party. and so people have really retreated into seeing themselves as parts of groups that are really quite distinct that don't have a lot of overlap or interaction with other groups. and therefore, the sense that we are americans, in addition to all of these other identity, i believe, and i did my team of people that came to sat down. i saw a barbara empty book infiltrated.

. >> reporter: born in the small city of west monroe, louisiana, william felton russell took the game and the world by storm. in 1956, the 6'10" center joined the boston celtics, helping to create a basketball dynasty. a five-time mvp, he led them to 11 titles in 13 years. rssell also broke barriers in 1966 as the league's first black coach. >> which championship was the most special to you? was it the first one or was it the last one? >> the first year i was player coach and we won a championship. >> first black coach in the nba, is that right? >> yeah. >> as a black man in america, russell recognized his work off the court was equally as important. in 1961, he led one of the nba's first boycotts in kentucky, after a waitress refused to serve two of his black teammates. >> nine top negro athletes meet with cassius clay. >> reporter: in 1967, along with other top black athletes, russell stood inside solidarity with muhammed ali, who refused to fight in the vietnam war. in 2011, president barack obama awarded russell the presidential medal of freedom. >> i never felt i would make any c

. >> reporter: william felton russell was born in monroe, louisiana in 1934.ther charlie moved the family out of the racially charged south to oakland, california for a higher paying job and a better life. russell learned basketball on the playgrounds of oakland and accepted his only scholarship offer from the university of san francisco. he led the dons to 55 straight victories and two national titles, then led the 1956 u.s. olympic basketball team to a gold medal the nba's boston celtics drafted russell in 1956. the 6'9" russell helped spark the celtics to their first nba title in 1957. but along with fame, came racial ab abuse. and russell became an outspoken supporter of the civil rights movement. >> he marched with king. he stood by ali. when a restaurant refused to serve the black celtics, he refused to play in the scheduled game >> reporter: on the court, russell provided the nba with something it had never seen before, a dominating big man who won games by playing defense a fierce rebounder and intimidating shock blocker, russell's celtics went on to w

. >> reporter: crews from the fall creek station near felton used this wildland engine to investigate a nearby strike. >> we'll follow gps coordinates to that location. sometimes it's not always accessible with the engine. but if it's not, then we'll hike our way in. >> reporter: so far ground crews have not spotted any active fires. but they're not taking any chances. >> this afternoon, we'll probably do a recon flight with our air attack, just to fly over and confirm that there is no fires that we may have missed. >> reporter: drought conditions, tinder dry brush and heat only increased the risk a lightning strike can quickly lead to a large fire, which is why cal fire has beefed up staffing and brought in volunteer firefighters. mike martin who survived the czu fire appreciates the proactive approach. >> once the fire gets into the woods and goes, it's horrible. there is no way to get in there with a truck. and it goes so fast. >> reporter: in the santa cruz mountains, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> well, this high heat this week has prompted a statewide flex alert as of to

well, like i said, on the one hand we've got this pelosi love fat that being felton, ty, one with a local media, some even, you know, flattering pelosi of her outfit, saying she looked like audrey hepburn when she met j. f. k. back in the day, and then we have others who a little bit most get the call back, very conscious of the precarious impact that this visit will happen. one of those being the former, taiwanese on bassett, on the new pill. what do you mean? hello. see what the hell i doing here right now. come all the way here to the board . the table. nice people support yourself. you want to support us to fight against the peoples of the ration. army americans always ask us to let more time when these people join the army. whenever you come to ty, wine, oh, want us to buy more weapons from you and fight against that people's liberation army in urban terrain. it's none of your business. i here to support a wine or to provoke a war. what the hell are you doing here below see the relationship between the mainland and taiwan is already very tense. you are supporting to wind, but we don'

this is an appeal effect to extend the helping hand immediately to mr. felton gets a surprise now. and, you know, of course, the electricity, we have truck joke, christy it's declared now that will be on me 4 hours a day and 12 hours of electricity, which means that we would rely in the house, goes on generators, generators will consume, like half 1000000 liters. every month, we do not have this field right now. look at our skies this what we have and nobody knows what will happen in the coming months. the last war has caused a wide spread of devastation, urine, because this trip a year later, almost no reconstruction has been made. the eyes, the late at coastal territory, is impoverished and the people are hardly recovery the fear of another round of escalation. well, we have 2 correspondence covering the latest developments. john holman, is the 2nd junction on the israel gas border. but 1st as cross over to, you know, you just saw in the report unit, just bring us up to speed on the situation across the gaza strip as you understand it. right? no, yes, shrub. so are the error rate

. $2300.00 a year to more than 3 and a half. felton surgeon, food fuel and energy cost has been blamed on war ukraine and the pandemic. so sonya gaga is live for us from our london studio in the shorter and sonya. this is a colossal increase. them tell us more row was behind it. good. yes, nick, it is really a quite devastating for a lot of households across britain as they wake up this morning to realize exactly how it's going to impact at how they budget for their households as wells and not increase 80 percent. that will mean literally adding hundreds of pounds to their bills every single month with already so many of them struggling to pay these both of course, not forgetting that we are in a greater cost of living crisis as it is. food price is going up as well, and people really feeling a squeeze on their purse is as well. now of course, most of these people who are going to be most drastically affected those who are already surviving on the bread line as well. for them, the alternative will be that they just simply cannot pay, they will not be able to fulfill the pay the need to

and by this, i mean, the states are the position that it has found that felton is, in my opinion, very sad when it comes about 2000000 people who live there regardless of their ethnic. i sander sorry, i'm sorry to interrupt, but we're starting run out of time, but we only have about a minute and a half left. i also want to ask you, if nato were to intervene or, or step up its presence even further, is that something that would really be deescalate, tore measure, you know what it ultimately help or, or could that actually inflame things as well. there are certain rules and regulations, you know, determine how much involvement nathan can have both in cost. and as you know, also in wasn't going to wear it through to the formation. obviously, something would have 2 things would have to escalate between us. so instead of your 1st for nita to intervene, can it be more physically presence on the ground can, can there be more, you know, actual boots on the ground that there were people? yeah. that's, that's a really interesting question. and what about would lead to any thing? i don't think th

emergency after months of record monsoon, ryan flooding has devastated loud swathes of land. displacing felton's of people, the acting governor of the province told al jazeera the relief if it is making progress, but more help is needed. road. no, we're working. we're working on dance in food. and then we go, we got some facilities, either them berlin to those who we are providing doctor to make sure everybody at the but it does a very difficult job. we need to help anybody. you can help us. we'll go for it because i've been on the road all the time. the us justice department has released offense that version of the documents that help secure permission to search donald trump's home this month. the tooth classified documents were not safe, guarded, and the former president of state the stock markets had fallen sharply in the us after the hit of the federal reserve. so the central bank would continue to act forcefully to battle inflation. jerome pal predicted some pain ahead in his remarks at a banking conference with russia has blocked the adoption of a joint declaration on the union's nuclear d

in addition, the fallen stocks is not only felton's high one, but also with other global semiconductor manufacturers as well. well, earlier in the program, my colleague unit and we'll discuss the situation there in the taiwan with a pair of guess. i will listen to this. we americans love annoying, although we are smoking our fingers and grow their eyes from that shows that we are number one and we don't even realize that we are 6. we do this because it makes us feel good. it's part of the informational war, and it's part of the penal for the it is feeding into the of the chinese as we have been led to clear russia and fear of russia, et cetera. so by definition, we're the good guys, and we're finding the good work, i don't believe is how and these are buying, and the rest of the world is not buying it. latin america is not buying it. neither is india and of course, not rush hour, russia and many other countries in europe with china, apparently not carrying the military maneuvers in the area. is this historically recently, at least the closest we've come to a major incident between the

and felton bye have been visiting canada. one of the 8 our technicians, excitement and building as nasa proposed to take another step towards its return to the moon, an unmanned module is set to be launched into orbit on monday. the us plans to put humans back on the moon stuff is by 2025 and the amount of report this is the world's most powerful rocket. nasa intends to you that present humanity back to the moon. monday's launch will be a crucial test for the artemus mission. this is the single step that starts the journey of a 1000 miles. so we are going to launch a brand new heavy lift rocket with more lift off for us than the united states has ever produced, even more than saturn 5. we've got a brand new capsule that can sustain a crew of 4 for $21.00 days on flights to the moon, around the moon and beyond the moon. we're going to test all that out. arguments began to journey long before launch day. the booster rockets came by, train from utah. the core ship by barge from mississippi. that's where the world's most powerful

and china's growing interest in the polar region un felton berg has been visiting canada, one of the 8 optic nations nato's new strategic concept, identifies rush roles capabilities in the our north asked as to t d. challenge for the whole alarms. russia has set up, put a new arctic command, it has opened hundreds of new and former soviet era or take a military sites, including air fields and deep water ports. rushes also using the region as a test burb for many of its new or novel weapon systems. in the coming hours, former angola and the president, josie, eduardo da santos, will be laid to rest as an official state funeral. hundreds of people paid their respects as a memorial ceremony on saturday. the censors died and july at the age of 79. after a prolonged illness, he governed angola for nearly 40 years before stepping down in 2017. excitement is building as nasa prepares to take another step towards its return to the moon. an unmanned module is that to be launched into orbit on monday. the us plans to put humans back on the moon surface by 2025. been to monahan report. this is t

s. secretary of state antony lincoln's meeting, the philippines president felton, and mark or junior that are expected to discuss several issues, including tensions between the us and china. lincoln said that the u. s. is committed to a mutual defense treaty with the philippines. marco said the joke. current geopolitical environment shows how important their ties on china's continuing is military drills around taiwan after house speaker, nancy pelosi visits the island that i will. he's military is fired flares at drones and unidentified aircraft turkeys president, russia tire of our to one has been in the russian city of which saw chief for talks with president vladimir putin. is any hopes to turn a new page in relations the to discuss trade and energy and plans for an agreement to boost economic ties. a jury in texas has ordered conspiracy theories to alex jones to pay for $45200000.00. and what are called punitive damages, jones, falsely claim, the sandy hook, school shooting was a hoax that was, will headlines will be back in half an hour. your wife talk to al jazeera, we ask for

. >> reporter: born in the small city of west monroe, louisiana, william felton russell took the gamecs, helping to create a basketball dynasty. a five-time mvp, he led them to 11 titles in 13 years. russell also broke barriers in 1966 as the league's first black coach. >> which championship was the most special to you? was it the first one? or was it the last one? >> the first year i was pl/c >> first black coach in the nba, is that right? >> yeah. >> reporter: as a black man in america, russell recognized his work off the court was equally as important. in 1961, he led one of the nba's first boycotts in kentucky after a waitress refused to serve two of his black teammates. >> nine top negro athletes meet with cassius clay -- >> reporter: 1967, along with other top black athletes, russell stood in solidarity with muhammad ali, who refused to fight in the vietnam war. 2011, president barack obama awarded russell the presidential medal of freedom. >> i never felt like i would make any contribution, i was just doing the best i could. >> reporter: his family says he died peacefully sunda

can you still form in felton? omen minute. when did you bubble am? i? i'm ratty. i did get them in my melinda, senior weekday, neither is august came in and korea my been a move. so kevin, who led the photo, who i shall see him more sob the normally in morrow. the mfc literally shave from walmart hourly to call it i them. we say it's normally rather a soul him. and we'll talk to him mostly where people are asking why marshall uni on that. me with a stag, if most like he's gonna say id of homes. because he'll give me like, give them amazing or i'm not allowed to when, if my headings will f, mccarty, skin i can t l n need only is with my party. so how many with muffles in isn't data? april mature. the key again is emma, how to get my husband was of outreach. lilian nikima was confusing in. yes, monica no. of the beast and bayonet kathy at the ne, could a lateral, dyna had a little palumbo, and had to live with her in the engine heater. our as i, who made the lead muscles are the feel hacking and that mean look for the whole year. let me finish the talk. i think to m

what do you think he would have said they're certainly a lot of us who remember marty felton is very sharp thinker and how would he have reacted? well, you know marty was an absolutely central influence in my life as an economist not just as a scholar, although he had considerable reputation there but as an advisor as a friend over many years i still miss him deeply i think he would like the ideas in the book, you know marty at the national bureau of economic research when he was president of it ran what he called pin factory tours now for the viewers, you know, the pen factories are critical example, and smith's booked illustrate gains from specialization and division of labor. palestine's pen factory tours suggest to me that he wanted economist to talk to practical people on more than one occasion what i would stuck on something he would say to me a couple of things one the solution probably lies in walking around and talking to people not just sitting at your desk and trying to figure it out. that's it. that's an incredible insight from a scholar. nothing could be true or that it'

up to formula once return had a leader match for shop and taking part in a training session with felton cycling champion with van art. after a month along mid season break, f one is back at belgium, spa circuit for sap and lease has for ari ron bouchard clare by 70 point top of the family i was enjoy going to spy me, is my favorite track on the calendar. and of course i'm born in belgium and it's very close to the dutch border, so there are always a lot of friends to, to support me as well. so all in all, you know, it's always a very special reagan for me. daniel ricardo was sent to leave his team maclaren at the end of the 2022 season here before his contract is set to expire. both sides say the decision to part was by mutual agreement. ricardo joined maclaren from renault in 2020. but his struggle to match the performance of teenage atlanta north hand. atlanta is a matt olson head, his ball right out of pittsburgh, pnc park right into the albany river for a grand flan home run. a le braves went on to beat the pirates 14 to t. there's also $27.00 home run of the season, the 5th grand s

which have been lashing parts of sudan since may flooding has killed dozens of people and destroyed felton's of homes. the you in says more than 100. 30000 people have been affected. have them awaits reports from one of the worst hit regions. the had the, he thought he had what, hello, we be. hell yet. we are reporting from will tell, are we village of al mcgill local province? it is one of the most ravaged villages by the torrential rain and flash floods its homes more than $300.00 families. as you can see, the entire village is inundated by water from all directions. as we walk through, we saw many of the houses, partly or totally damaged, due to rising water levels. residents of the village have lost all my school depositions from property to food stocks and one of the only thing left is their cattle. the village is totally deserted. as most of the local residents had fled for their lives, some have tried to salvage what they can from their homes, residents who have evacuated to nearby villages and now facing di conditions. they need shelter, food and medicine. nearby farming lands were a

boulder creek, felton, scotts valley laptops and santa cruz about that upper fifties morgan hill, sannd look at the sixties 62 to 65 around santa clare, cupertino, saratoga. campbell and south san jose. lit up and monsoon has again it's kind of hit and miss. sometimes on the monsoon. northern arizona has just been hammered. but in the last couple of days, phoenix and scottsdale have had some incredible downpours. and it's a busy morning. already the sierra is getting more active as that monsoon rotates around the heart are moisture to the left. that's the remains of a tropical system. so you have monsoon and tropical. the tropical favors that low. the low is going to move towards us, but not until probably starting late friday and the saturday which will give us a call down today, cooled mild by the coast. with some fog. the weekend does look cooler, the whole the bugaboo and all this would be the monsoon wash. it's almost impossible to time it so you just have to do day to day. what i want to draw your attention to those look finally, starting to ramp up over trucking south like that

there are some cooler loaves that is true look at boulder creek and felton and scotts valley, 49 49 50 aptos at 51 santa cruz 50 to san martin 53. so yes, i mean, we're not hot here yet. but the lows are running much cooler this morning because most of the fog is north. some of it is trying to fill in on parts of the coast, but it's probably only patchy south north marine county north. yes, but not to the south. san francisco has been just home. i mean, within a degree or two every day, the average high this time of year is just shy 70 degrees and they've been right around that for five days in a row, the forecast today 68 67 yesterday sunday 69 70 on saturday and last friday was 68. that's going to change we had to later in the week. the fifties sixties on the temps are mainly fifties. and again, the 24 hour temperature change shows we're running about 1 to 11 degrees cooler 11 degrees cooler at half moon bay forties in the mountains 46 truckee sound like 48, 89 palm springs and fees are going to be really hot 1 10 or so down towards phoenix today. 50 60 seventies from crescent city d

pretty extraordinary, so he came along and he really had an important role to play because hayden felton, you know people during this period really believe that photographs. conveyed reality, you know now we know with instagram and everything that you can manipulate photographs and they can tell whatever story that you want them to tell but in this period photography was still relatively new had sort of burst onto the scene mostly during the civil war although had been invented before that and in in this time the the photographs really served as evidence. they certain that all of these features were here. i mean who else who was gonna believe descriptions of the white mountain without this visual image here that perfectly represented it? you know, but they were also proof that hayden had been there and that the team had been there and then had come back with these images. so hayden understood the power of these he wanted jackson with him for the creation of the congressional report, and he also used a lot of his images, but later to lobby congress for the passage of the yellowstone act.

that's our fog as well have since loving it got to have that fog. 49 felton san martin, those 57 55 initola, 61, south san jose, santa clara, cupertino and saratoga all in there as well. now the coast has had fog this week, but the bayside locations have not. they do today, a lot bigger fog banks showing up and reduced visibility. watson villages salinas, monterey and also northward. i'll show you that in a 2nd 58 to 98 boy, are we still you know steve's one of his rules of thumb stuck patterns stay stuck and poor we stuck except for tuesday. we you know, we had that hot day. look at the visibility, though. nevado north, the petaluma and santa rosa, not so good half moon bay mile and three quarters, the low coming out of the gulf of alaska on sunday will cool us down until then, today and tomorrow will be very similar. co 60 seventies around the bay inland nineties to upper nineties could be a teeny bit warmer well away from the coast tomorrow, then a big cool down garcia dave on sunday. steve thank you. 7 21 investigating former president donald trump. the major ruling by the judges s

jose temps and lo and behold, i see some low sixties 61 60 fifties from morgan hill, san martin 53 felton49 hotspots sounds a state meteorology department. a lot of fifties around santa clara campbell, saratoga and cupertino 56 57 58. 66 to 1. oh six. if you're visiting, saying, well, you won't miss that forecast range. well, believe me, that's what we're going to have today because there will be a few locations with dealing with the fog. you can see some of that there and look at the monsoon now making a beeline back towards tahoe and reno. so if you're going up there, keep an eye on things has been pretty quiet, but there will be an increase in that cloud cover. today. fog you're showing visibility. why half moon bay quarter mile visibility. the bases are around 200 ft in that fog, so that tells you it is being just smashed by strong high pressure and very warm temperatures aloft seventies and eighties stinson beach half moon bay santa cruz 60 seventies cloverdale one. oh, six brentwood 105 in los gatos 97 so there will be a big spread. and these temps inland temps conquered yesterday.

and the administration's accomplishments" but the good vibes here at the white house are not being felton at arm's length for personal, political reasons. >> so are you ready to get behind the incumbent president of the united states for re-election right now? >> yes, if the president is running for office -- >> if? >> if he's running i will support him. reporter: there's an item in politico today that half a dozen potential democratic presidential contenders have already started reaching out to south carolina democratic party officials laying the groundwork for potential primary runs just in case biden bows out. stu? stuart: peter i'm very glad that you used, you call the inflation reduction act a climate and tax bill, because you're right. and it is not an inflation reduction tax bill, but there you go. peter you're already, thanks for joining us, we'll see you again soon. check those markets on a monday morning, coming back very nicely , in fact the nasdaq has turned positive and the dow is only down a mere 30 points. still ahead, will cain, brian kilmeade, kt mcfarland, and dr. frank

walnut creek, 64 brentwood, but 55, sunnyvale and 53 in petaluma, yet boulder creek and felton that'sdegree reading a lot of mid fifties upper 50, especially morgan hill , san martin, aptos, capitola, santa cruz all pretty close there. 37 truckee. there you go. 41 south lake tahoe, reading those at 70, fresno and bakersfield, already getting warm to hot won't take long, monterey down to 58 because the water temps around 57. so then i pressure system just saying no, not not moving in, or anytime soon. anything at least not for the next couple of days have to keep an eye on some fog forming and maybe some monsoon cloud government right now everything is all about sunny side up and warmer. really trimmed back those amounts for tahoe and truck. you had a feeling they would have been over shooting those by a wide margin for about a month now, but seventies eighties nineties to have some low one hundreds, and tomorrow will be the hottest day we'll get. someone owe fours in. they're still pretty toasty inland on wednesday than it does look like gradual cooling, taking us into the weekend. yo

boulder creek felton in scotts valley, both all three at 55. close for capitola aptos fog burned off at 11 30 yesterday and capital. i have that on good authority and fifties is well for many, especially san jose state meteorology department down to morgan hill and san martin. and speaking of the monterrey interviewees. 55 san francisco buoy 54 point raised 52 cold again, coldest by about 2 to 8 degrees below average for this time of year on those water temps, which is amazing to see for the last so long hi, which had the grip on us for a couple of days is now easing off a little bit that will allow more drizzle. we've had that yesterday we'll go with it again today. nothing up in the sierra but wind. it could be a big issue they're going into, especially saturday and sunday 60 seventies eighties now and a lot of attempts here. we'll keep it about the same friday then it does look cooler going into the weekend before we rebound on monday. thank you. steve business owners in san francisco's castro district are threatening to stop paying taxes st

you are 51 felton 50 to scotts valley mid fifties around capitola, santa cruz, upper fifties morgan hilllot of sixties here. usually don't see that but south south san jose campbell, saratoga, cupertino, santa clara and san jose state meteorology department. usually it's a little bit more of a spread. but that's not the case this morning. 45 bookends. truckee south lake tahoe 82 in las vegas and 83, phoenix and 91 in palm springs, 60 to 64 uk to sacramento. just a lot going on sin optically. but the key is that really not a lot is changing for us. one day we cool down a little bit next day. we warm up, so it's really more of the same here. but the sierra looks quieter, not as much monsoon for them so overcast conditions and some drugs of coast and bayside. then after that, sunny, nice to warm the heart of your well inland yeah, upper nineties near the coast upper fifties low sixties it does look a little warmer away from the coast tomorrow, then a big drop for some of those inland temps on sunday. thank you, steve. still ahead. we're going to hear directly from a double homicide suspect,

sunnyvale is down to 53, though 52 in boulder creek and felton also 53 app to scotts valley, but low hill, san martin, and then mid to upper fifties santa clara campbell, cupertino and saratoga in their south san jose at 59. you can see the circulation around the low. it's been there for what 10 days two weeks and we got close to us and funneled in some tropical moisture than it retro graded. now it's heading back. and there's a little kicker, and it'll get that but again. not until wednesday, then the high and the four corners will start to build back in. that will start a little bit of a warmer pattern, although it doesn't look crazy, hard or anything like that. it just looks like normal to a little above. temperatures are kind of stuck here. any activity for this year again? maybe. probably you know, some activity popping up. i think it would favor later in the week instead of right now, but there's still a few showers popping up over the high country, not like we saw last week, the sixties seventies eighties on the temps, and they won't go far until after wednesday. then it does

hot santa cruz is 53 felton is 50 degrees, then it's mid fifties upper fifties to sixties 16, cupertino at 56 the high winds out today but again, we do not have an offshore breeze, so some fog will make for a huge difference in the temps today. a little bit of trout monsoon activities kind of popping up so a few high clouds, especially to the east and also over this year, but not expecting thunderstorms. today 60 seventies by the water, eighties, nineties and one hundred's inland, this will be the hottest day still pretty hot lot of coast follows start to make its impact, and that will see some cool attempts, but probably not until midweek and into the weekend. thank you. steve quality monitors have called a spare the air day. for today. the bay area air quality management district says smoke from fires and humbled and trinity counties could head south into our area. air quality for most of the bay area is currently still in the good to moderate range. but those high temperatures certainly can keep that air stagnant during the spare the air days you are encouraged to limit outdoor activ