the cooler in inverness where we have a weather front and rain.ay is the pollen levels will be very high across—the—board except for where we have got the weather front and indeed, the uv levels are about as high as they get in the uk today. so bear that in high as they get in the uk today. so bearthat in mind. high as they get in the uk today. so bear that in mind. here is our weather front producing rain across the north—west of the uk heading up into the northern isles. the rain will fizzle as we go through the day, but for the rest of us, we're off toa day, but for the rest of us, we're off to a dry start, a sunny one and a very off to a dry start, a sunny one and a very warm or a off to a dry start, a sunny one and a very warm or a hot within. as we go through the course of the day, we hang on to the sunshine across south—west england. inland it will be hot, while you will fin there will be sea breezes so it will be cooler. but we are looking at highs today somewhere in the south—east up today somewhere in the south—east up to 33 celsius. tha

inverness picked up a quarter of an inch. it is raining in san francisco.n in the peninsula, trying to dip down toward san jose but it is going headache exit out to valley, that's pretty good the make it. it will be more rain. we're almost on the backside of this. there's not i lot of clearing but a system up here. i have to get on my toes up there. we will dig in here and it will drop into the northern sacramento valley as you understand morning. it will be unsouthboundly cool by then. a good breeze in will and a cold day for in. not so much out to the valley but i would think that you will feel that cool breeze as the system continues to march east and south. it is weakening but it is still holding together. 50s and 60s on your temperatures and with that system dropping in, the next five days look to be very, very cool. youse much of a rebound, so maybe next tuesday or wednesday. north bay ray, lighter amounts but a very cool, i don't want to say cold but maybe in morning it could be. the nights are very short but you will notice the next few day, highs 6

that swath of clouds that continues to build and lift up from the san mateo coast all the way into invernessing. all this will back off and we have seen the earlier burnoff already so the temperatures will respond. and we'll have a warmer day. west wind at 8. calm in san ramon. the winds are variable throughout the afternoon hours 10 to 20 stronger gusts at times. you have a breezy afternoon coming up. lower lake alan checking in at 55. fairfield 57. john miller santa rosa says it's cold and 50. katie in hayward says it's clear and 53 degrees. thanks for checking in with us. it's helpful to hear from my weather watchers. you can become one, too. go to cbssf.com/weatherwatchers and sign up. high pressure is minimizing our onshore push this morning. that's why we're seeing the earlier burnoff. we'll see the clouds regather build in and push back onshore in the overnight hours. gray around the bay tomorrow morning and throughout the tri- valley but it backs off rapidly. enjoy your saturday with the abundance of sunshine. and temperatures very similar to today. then a trough come through on sund

it bea be a . fresher in the will be a lot fresher in the morning, around 12 degrees in inverness.ent. it is a small area that will get the very high temperatures. to the north of that, we have some potential thunderstorms. very difficult to predict exactly where these storms will be. temperatures in the 20s and then 34. if that happens, it will be the hottest day in 40 days injune. it has been thursday - 30 degrees. starts on thursday with 30 degrees. q??? there is starts on thursday with 30 degrees. mfg there is a starts on thursday with 30 degrees. q??? there is a declining then there is a declining temperatures because fresher there will be arriving. eventually that fresher air will push through. look at those temperatures, back down to 26 in london which is still pretty hot. elsewhere will be in the teens. it'll take a few days for houses to cool off after storing all of that heat after a prolonged spell of hot weather. this is friday, a cool front of those across the uk. behind it will be fresher conditions. temperatures only down to about 23 degrees ahead of that in the sout

lunchtime clouds next to the peninsula, san mateo coast, into inverness all the way into the north bay and later we back off and see sunshine and then tomorrow morning look at the intrusion of the bank of cloudiness all the way inland at least a good 50 miles. then the clouds retreat and we'll start to see that warming trend on wednesday through friday. statewide today 84 state capital 77 in the greater lake tahoe area. official sundown at 8:35. we are losing 20 seconds a day as far as the day length is concerned. 60s beaches. 60s at the bay, 70s at the peninsula. fremont, union city and milpitas. then we top off at 78 in livermore when we should be at 85. santa rosa low 80s. warmer wednesday. 90s friday and saturday and comfortable by the tail end of the week as we head towards the 4th of july. jaclyn! can you believe we got ourselves a holiday this time next week? >> i cannot believe we're already in july. it's flying by. right now, you may see some smoke as you are driving by if you are making your way through oakland this morning. reports of a fire looks like some tree caught fire.

and look at that eastern coast of scotland from inverness down to dundee, 11 degrees in aberdeen, rain wind off the north sea. that doesn't feel at all summery. yorkshire with some rain. tonight the rain gets heavier and heavier in the south—east. it moves into the midlands and drifts slowly further north into northern areas. so actually it is not going to be cold, 16 in the south. fresher in scotland. this ugly looking low, with lots of weather fronts around it, it is not shifting. it has decided to stay here all week long. sol decided to stay here all week long. so i think on wednesday, the worst of the weather transfers to more central and eastern areas. from lincolnshire up to newcastle a wind off the north sea and it will be cool off the north sea and it will be cool, but there is some good news, in scotland tomorrow, a much better day than today. you get the message the, the low pressure won't give rain every where. it will change from time to time. on thursday, we could have some sunshine across the south—east and central areas. is there a light at the end of the tun —— tunnel.

inverness, you can see the low cloud deck. 50 at point ray, the bay, 48 and 40s and 50s for many. we have a low cloud deck and some morning sun, cloudy and cool tomorrow with morning rain. really? yes, really. cool and rainy over the weekend. a slight rebound by monday and you can see the low clouds here, getting helped big time for the sun here. so the clouds will increase here through the day. we dig in and settle and carve its out here, this is the start of five days. the forecast on the futurecast does bring it in tonight, earl overnight and then tomorrow, starts to make its way to napa and the golden gate bridge by 8:00. so by this time tomorrow, we'll be looking at the rain on the forecast. it even makes it down to san jose and some of the totals are looking good for june, measurable amounts. a quarter to a third and maybe even a half inch or more to the north. you can see that two thirds here, half inch to sacramento, some of them could be record amounts here, around retting and down to palo alt o. half moon bay, 52 and here is the delta breeze here. we talked about that. t

foggy morning over by inverness. a little bobcat there. taking a little stroll. [meo wing] brack. >> i know. you're hungry. somebody is going to write me, my cat or dog just went nuts. what about towards inverness? i don't have the specific one there. we just saw 54. bodega bay is 50. it is cool. overall 50s on most of the temps. brentwood says 61. so does san jose. temperatures in the city, 55 on the low. a little cool there. close to average. 83 in 1942. not that hot. it is the rockies after a long night game. we go right back to a day game here. 12:45. sun and clouds. yesterday that fog was holding on even at the noon hour towards oakland and also back over towards t. and parts of the coast. not all but parts of it. system coming into the north enhancing that a little bit. once that goes through, high pressure will build in a little bit here. west/southwest and west. water temps have come back. 56, 56, 56, 59. bodega bay was 49 a couple weeks ago. san francisco buoy is coming up. palm springs 81. blythe is a lovely 77 this morning. and phoenix at 87. flagstaff

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a calm clearing 52 in inverness this morning. when i walked in month ray, i will make this brief.d in pacific grove, that was just perfect sleeping weather, unless you don't like the fog, if you don't like the fog, doesn't go to pg, there will be stiling still be 100s, most location also cool off along the coast. fog continues to ramp up here. sal may have that on the golden gate bridge. it's not going to matter well inland. 50s more so than 60s, there's flour 24 hour temperature change. 2-6 degrees cooler in san jose, we have al little cool down today, fog filling in, but tomorrow looks warmer, this is the last day of spring, summer starts at 8:24pm, 60s, 70s and a few 100s. >> good morning sal. >> good morning to you. >>> you talked about the golden gate bridge. the fog is not affecting drivers, but this is fog there, steve. >> yes. >> just above it, right sal? >> yes, there it is. you can see the traffic is light. there's a little bit of fog and i think most of us who want it cooler are welcoming this sight of the fog coming in over the golden gate. you can see how light the tr

. >> stephen: i had driven as far north once when i was 22, just above loch ness, actually, invernessre or less where i live and there's more to go as well. >> stephen: it gets narrow up there. >> and not many roads. but it's quite a small country, scotland, but like lots of little countries it's hopping with stuff. >> stephen: do you think it might snaf off from the u.k., because there's talk it might snap off leak a graham cracker and go to europe. >> the reality is we're in europe and we would like to ?ai europe. and the other reality is we are an independent country. it's just england that isn't. >> stephen: oh, wow, wow. throwing some shade. throwing some shade. shade england, after 800 years. >> i'm just being accurate. i live nay village-- i say "village." in scotland we tall it a town but by american standards it's not super-sized. nern. they say it's the fastest town in scotland, neeern! ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: you have a new movie. >> yes. >> stephen: the same director who did "snow piecer." >> and "the host" and "memories of murder" and mother." >> stephen: it

forward invering 2017. there will be an eight year gap. we will address that when we get to it. there will be a lot of and activations during that time. -- ill counterbalance counterbalance some of the loss of the work. vice adm. daly: ok. over here on the right. >> good morning. a lot of which he spoke about this morning, a huge data problem. when it comes to --i see one data theft of stuff coming off of om equipment. we have a huge amount of data that come off of a turban and fly around the sky. that is commercial application. in the navy, there is a lot of other data that can come off the ship where the custodian is a u.s. navy. and you may have information coming off of a women equipment -- off of om equipment. how do you see handling that? talk about cyber, but who owns the data. who protects it? and who is able to interpret it in a way that enables you to gain efficiencies? i am a bigoore: believer that the navy should on the data going forward. and you are right. we have a lot of data come off our ships today. we don't make great use of it. we talked about rolls-royce eng

a city deal for inverness outside the barnet formula of £53 million. would he like me to go on?erfront. there is huge amounts of money going to scotland outside the barnet formula, as well as inside the barnet formula and if the snp don‘t recognise this, i suggest they go back to their constituencies and fine out what is happening in scotla nd fine out what is happening in scotland —— find out a is happening in scotland. thank you, mr speaker. can i welcome my right honourable friend's statement today. some have used this opportunistically to suggest the government's changed its policies when it comes to equality matters, particularly on equal marriage and abortion. perhaps my right honourable friend could use this opportunity to update the house on those issues. i'm extremely happy to reassure my right honourable friend... studio: questions to damian green there on the deal that‘s been struck with the dup. let‘s go to our political correspondent case mason in westminster who is listening to all of this for us —— chris mason. ultimately, the damian green, the secretary of state

inn: jim is inverness us -- manassas, virginia. caller: this is tim. i have a question about calls. looking at it and it looked like to me, the republican plan will actually increase the money towards medicaid over the next 10 years by around 21% or so and the current aca plan, it will increase 58% or so over the next 10 years. the question is, is it really a cut or is it like washington talk where it is a decrease in the overall rate of increase? if it is, it doesn't seem sustainable if we are looking at 58% growth in 10 years under the aca plan. >> this is the age-old fight in washington. is it really a cut if the money keeps going up? but it is really a cut. if something goes up and you get less money, then you still can't buy it. in that sense, it is a cut. it would be 25% less money available for the states to pay for medicaid. it is not like that money is not going to be needed. it is going to be needed and in order to take care of patients who will be eligible for the program, states will have to do, as we said, one of many things. cut payments to providers, cut the number of

wood enjoying breakfast this morning in inverness. 58 and overcast. it is overcast on blossom hill and warmer at 62. yesterday was 78 degrees. i don't expect it to be much different today. maybe 79. low clouds in place and filling in nicely. in fact, temperatures starting off in the 40s, 50s, 60s. average 67 in san francisco. so above on both but not too much. 50s and 60s have been the norm all morning long due to the cloud cover. woodside at 49 degrees. 55 seems popular. hillsborough in there. atherton. menlo park. stanford, los altos hills. pacifica, 54. west, west, west. you get the idea. the west wind is in place. the low clouds will burn back and we will have 60s, 70s and 80s. these are below average, the inland temps. >>> 7:01. sal, how is the traffic. >> let's talk about the east shore freeway and talk about the traffic time. 31 minute drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. not a bad one. slowing in richmond and el cerrito. gets better by the time that you reach berkeley and emryville. on the bay bridge toll plaza, there is

. >> colleges, enjoying the cool 59 this morning after a scorching 89 yesterday, in inverness.t's a big difference right there. fog is showing up. we had thunderstorms last night rumbling in from the sierra. there's still some this morning, although for right now they're citing up along the crest and the spine to have sierra but another round of those starting early. it will be hot inland. i don't think as hot as yesterday but 90s to 100. 60s, 70s by the coast, 80s around the bay to near 80, and west-south west, west today that's a big -- travis had a gust at 29 miles per hour last hour. 60s, sop on the temperatures some locations, concord minus 7. santa rosa is down 8. oakland, heyward minus 8. there have signs of a cooler pattern. yes the thunderstorms came up from the east-southeast and drifted over us and we had the clouds lingering. 53 point rays, the valley is at 55. kelsey was already 72. 60s for -- including -- 59 in truckee with thunderstorms. 58234 monterey. coming up the sierra again. i don't think the flow is positive for us as it was yesterday. we will keep an eye

each day we have bumped up slightly. 54 and overcast this morning in beautiful inverness. hanging out there, weather for the birds, not bad. not bad. warm air aloft is taking the fog bank down a little bit. you have it burning off sooner as well. doesn't make a push like a couple days ago. it was 3500 feet and flew over the hills. this is working its way over the bay a little bit. 55 berkeley to 60 in fairfield. santa rosa 52. low 50s up in the santa cruz mountains, including scotts valley and boulder creek. cupertino already 62 degrees. west/southwest at 24. that is impressive. the delta breeze is still there. tough to warm up. inland temps are bumping up a little bit. farther inland low 90s. 8:01, sal. still the same on the traffic. >> yeah. i always make sure that i'm not surprised by anything. it looks about the same. we're looking at 80 westbound coming around the berkeley curve to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is a little slow. not bad. it is taking 30 minutes to get to this point from the carquinez bridge. no trouble on the bridge and driving into san franc

clear in inverness, a requested day to cool off hawaii looks good to me. it is clear from about the golden gate north. there's a little fog on the san francisco side and also on parts of the san mateo, but heat advisories there's the fog, very shallow, tends to favor santa cruz more so than anywhere else but there's some along parts of coast. thunderstorms will probably be popping up over the sierra. again, a lieutenant of that stays up there, but remember last sunday, early monday, early early we had some of those rotate around. now, the highway is say little different then, a position of that was a little different. i don't expect that to happen here. fog will probably get chewed up. i think there's too much resistance there. 67, it is almost 80 for some already, it is going to be very warm here on the peninsula. 60s, not too bad yet, the hills 68. woodside is 65. pacifica about 62. that's ten warmer than yesterday, and already 66 below. 71 and really hot again as you might imagine on the desert looking for a 110 to 115, 116, yea go 62. except for the pa

it has returned to inverness and much of the coast. in fact it is a big fog bank out there.ough 57. 93% relative humidity. a big fog bank continues to make its presence felt inland. the start of a significant cooling trend. if brentwood is 68 at this hour, that tells me that most everybody, ukiah up into lake county, it might be a tall order until tomorrow. there is an on shore breeze. there is a lot more fog today. this satellite picture doesn't do it justice. another observation shows 74. the theme is 50, 60s on the temps. these are running about five to ten degrees cooler than this time yesterday. fog is not disappearing this time. it will stick around. 60, 70s, 80, 90s. i know that is hot but not the 104 and 105 like we had yesterday. >>> 7:32. sal. what do you have? >> we have traffic that is not too bad out there, steve. we're looking at the east bay. we will start off with a look at the east bay commute. you can see that traffic is moving along okay coming around the berkeley curve, around the corner and to the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have any major problems h

i'm from inverness in the scottish highlands. i am on a zero—hours contract. holyrood, which comes from westminster. now, if there are more cuts made to the budget, myjob's on the firing line. we've been extremely lucky in highland that we've had our internal budgets cut which i can't believe i'm saying this, only means that the proinjects that i do with young people are being cut. myjob is not on the line yet. myjob being cut. myjob is not on the line yet. my job involves being cut. myjob is not on the line yet. myjob involves working with young people and giving them the bench mark to their future. if our budgets are being cut in westminster, and that path follows me to the highland council, how on earth ami me to the highland council, how on earth am i going to prepare the ye. generation of young people, the next generation of your electorate to be skilled for thejobs of generation of your electorate to be skilled for the jobs of five years' time? who else is on a zero-hours contract? hi. i've been on one since i was 17. i've always really enjoyed being on

and drew hendry is standing for the snp in inverness, nairn, badenoch and strathspey.more anti—terror legislation or police numbers, none of those areas addresses this, that already young men living in britain who are prepared to kill others and then themselves. how would you stop people like that from becoming radicalised. i will start with you david? this is the case. how would you do it? well, you say the police numbers is a non issue. it is an issue. 20,000 police have been cut. we know where we're going to get the money from to reput the 20,000 police in place. how would that stop young men from being radicalised. community policing is where you gather intelligence and you build relationships with people in communities where this is happening. 20,000 have been cut. the police has become very, very good at rapid response, at reacting to crisis and we saw the heroism this weekend, but when there is no community policing or that's been cut then there is a gap in building relationships with these communities and trying to stop things at the grass—roots so we need to m

of late i have become a little disillusioned with the snp, however, where i am from, i voted in invernesst to avoid. what did you vote and how do you feel about the result? in similarto you feel about the result? in similar to andrew. although i voted labour, the underpinning was tactical. for me right now, independence is not an issue either way regardless of howl independence is not an issue either way regardless of how i feel about it. i felt the key point was to minimise how right—wing i felt we we re minimise how right—wing i felt we were going nationally and how extremely brexit process felt like it was getting. i know where i live, morningside south, we were the highest voting anti—brexit area of britain. for me therefore it was about not giving more power to that, it was about spiking the guns as much as possible. voting labour was the way to go. you voted tactically and there is the sense that across scotla nd and there is the sense that across scotland there was a lot of tactical voting. you voted because of some of the policies of other parties and there has been a tory was urg