labour mp for kensington, emma dent coad.e to the show. so you're the mp for kensington for just four days i believe when the grenfell fire broke out and many of us watching that felt that should be some kind of red line, some kind of moment where we finally address this. now, i know , emma, address this. now, i know, emma, you've campaigned tirelessly on this issue for many, many years. when you saw the situation in dagenham today, what were you feeling , feeling, >> the dagenham, the dagenham fire was absolutely terrifying. it was in the early morning and this is obviously a massive danger time because most people are asleep and it's an absolute miracle that people woke up in time, were able to alert their neighbours. and what we're hearing, obviously it will come out in the investigation. what we're hearing is that there were no fire alarms and i have heard nothing about waking watch . he nothing about waking watch. he should have been there awake and hammering on people's doors. but the fact that it happened in the early

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thursday on c-span, our campaign2024 coverage continues with senator jd vance campaigning in new kensingtonnnsylvania. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. en at 1:30 p.m. eastern, vice president kamala harris lle joined by pridt biden that a campaign event in prince georges county, maryland. theyxpected to talk about the economy in biden's first camp in the vice president kamala harris. then former presidentrp will hold a press conference from his golf course in bedminsr,ew jersey at 430. p.m. eastern and a reminder, you can watch all c-span's “2024 campaign trail.” which on c-span.org. announcer: now remarks back president biden at the first ever white house creator economy conference. . the event included nearly 100 digital creators, industry professionals, and administration officials. following the remarks, the president responded to a question about easing inflation and the economy, telling reporters that his policies are working. this is about 15 minutes. >> it's my honor to welcome the president of the united states, joe biden. [cheers and applause] [laughter] [applause] >> welcome t

volunteered to be a motorcade driver for 1 president trump's rallies and she told me living in kensington a war zone. she showed me videos of her fellow citizens drugged out on the streets like lifeless on bees. josh shapiro owns that. is responsible for the mess in philadelphia just calmly harris is responsible for the mess she's created at the southern border. the increased crime and the increased inflation next to she and joe biden's disastrous agenda speaks sounds like you forgot your josh shapiro notes down. he seems just as radical as she is. not sure that the greatest pick but we'll find out and maybe we are wrong. maybe is michelle obama. we have no idea. say high to the baby for me. >> i well. thank you. the reason we don't hear much from kamala is she's hiding from radical past. the media not interested in sifting out san francisco socialist track record but we are. the democrat nominee wants 20 the prisons. >> i absolutely and without any question committed to reducing the prison population. i want to make sure i can meet it but i'm committed to drastically reducing prison popu

so as i said, kensington and chelsea , said, kensington and chelsea, the mayor, the home secretary, look and reward and they don't ban it. that says something . something. >> connor, last word to you. >> connor, last word to you. >> yeah. the mayor also didn't ban the palestine marches ehhen ban the palestine marches either. so i think he's not great on that one. i personally think we can have jerk chicken without all the stabbing. i think we have the recipe. >> okay. political commentator , >> okay. political commentator, political commentator connor tomlinson, the comment. >> thank you. that's really worth listening to . worth listening to. >> what's your problem with that? i mean, he's just cracking, he's just cracking a joke, leroy. i mean, actually, actually, it's a fair point as well. >> it's. it really? you call that a fair point? this shows you are totally out of your depth , both of you. and you depth, both of you. and you really need to get real. you know, you have these, comments about you bring the jerk chicken . about you bring the jerk chicken. what does that mean? >> liste

they're put in kensington and chelsea.people it's to good hear that they're being put in mayfair. this is this is true what i'm saying. okay, i've seen it. they're not being put in the worst places, but they are. >> they are being put in the worst. they're putting everywhere. yeah, i guess they're putting them everywhere. >> well, nicola sturgeon said she would take in a refugee and i've seen no evidence of that. >> and she's got a campervan and a camper van. >> exactly. that's the thing. she could have everyone everywhere. yeah, i'd pop in for a buffet and mingle. >> yeah. and there could be some refugees from scotland. the way things are going there, i think there already are. >> and some of them are just called scottish. >> i kind of feel like a refugee left out here. >> you know, i did a dna test. i got some welsh blood in me. oh, really? and irish. it's not the same, is it? i'm still. i'm still left celtic. it's celtic, it's real celtic actually. >> real interesting. so are you. what what percentage, what percentage i

it was already in the said kensington, the 4 men all sold, the meaning that i lent him and the zip cleared to the source of the little sold a little sunrise, michelle, i don't know someone who says so the lesser so yeah, because florida key, what obama the specific area i use because of the most who, who used to shut it in this, madame a guest room for all the rooms and how in the most with the, with the look up, the thirty's give you a for then continued when a room how sort of a smart home, a bottle, physically up, no higher wash dishes. you see that the session on will be come, come to some this in but in a cold. but for the new, you know, i'm a little new, most small with that, if we're going to n o my, i committed to more often damon last some new friend. but the administrative team to add is different than you know, or the blueprint amid the suit on. boom, boom. and you call low blow has often has them and they don't kill them suddenly most little friend actually owed to needed. and if you look as all the different, the need mostly in future will use a for them home. will hire tool f

yoto a campaign event hosted by 2024 republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance in new kensingtonlvania, i's pittsburgh suburb. . he was joined by house republican lawmakers and military veterans. and representative jim banks of indiana. [applause] >> are you telling me to talk now?

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but, she's being investigated by the royal borough of kensington and chelsea. >> your son is also beingen away by social services. but for different reasons. do you know what? >> because i called him up. i said, get him out of my house. i can't get him out of my house. he's doing nothing. you're not giving me any money. should i get money from my kid? >> anyway, back to this. what then? what happened? so he goes on a holiday, he goes on a holiday, and the social services say we're not going to do anything about it, but we're keeping it. >> we're going to write it down on a piece of paper. and that's typical of what's happening. and i don't know whether i think the conservative borough, kensington and chelsea, i think they're conservative. so it's just it's the way the country is going. police state, britain. >> yeah. the state thinks it owns your kids. we've seen many examples of this. i mean, you know, just the difficulty in things like the school wants you, you know, is doesn't want to tell the parents about your kid being trans or experimenting with it. numerous examples, which is di

he kensington, he's representing the work. he was kensington, he's representing the work .y the work. he was contacted by the academy for a donation of artworks that related directly to the fleming stories. that were made into the movies. so that was 12 pieces. we gave one piece from each of the books , piece from each of the books, each of the serialisations and yeah, they they accepted it very, very happily. and it will be on display at their new museum on wiltshire in hollywood shortly. >> wilshire boulevard. now, apart from the ones that we've been showing on screen, you actually brought one into the studio . might get the camera to studio. might get the camera to have a little peer at that. tell me, tell me about that one. does that sit on your wall at home at the moment? this one i'm keeping it stays on the wall at home. >> it's it has a lovely frame where james bond's reading a copy of the daily express in it. i think the express likes him to plug i think the express likes him to plug the paper occasionally in their own paper. >> that's absolutely brilliant. yeah so

d she's from kensington, a neighborhood that has been devastated by the opioidth criss in the city of philadelphia. she actually volunteered to aiver f motorcade driver for one of president trump's rallies. >> and she told meorresident lie in kensington is like living in a war zone. she showed me videos of her fellow citizens drugged out on the streets like lifelessenso josh shapiro owns that. he is responsible for that mesin in philadelphia, just like kamala harris is responsible for the mess bordlmly she has created at the southern border. the increased crime and the the d thincreased inflation thas to she and biden's disastrous agenda. >>o sh all right. it sounds like you've already got your josh shapiro notes down. r josh notes he seems just to be as radical as she is. not sure that's the greatestis t pick, but we're going to find out. >> and maybe we're wrong. maybe it's michelle obam ware w we have no idea. say hi to the baby for me. >> i will. jesse, thank you. >> now, the reason we don't hear much from kamala is because she's hiding from a radical past. the media isn't interes

it's, it's not, people are migrants being moved into kensington or, or west london. they're moving in as you santa per areas in northern england and you know, you had the, the, the situation where pensioners at the funding for. busy or for winter fuel payments were taken away and this is all added up to i would put a to you that because of the government's lock or. busy of, of action in this regard and singling people live with genuine concerns. this is only going to spread and get bigger as well. i would say is the best suited response to your question, the, the facts of the, the putting these my arguments into how to open pull or i or, or is, is because the guy. busy doesn't care about either the items that putting in those areas of all the people that live that already. as for the stop us with the, the cuts and the ones a few payments that the government's made is by already got to be clear. the the government of kissed um, a lot of the government refused to not said, well, we have no money for improving the lives of the citizens of this country. but we do have mo

a new attraction has appeared in london's kensington gardens, a huge sculpture of pumpkin by contemporaryanese artist yayoi kusama. the height of the work is 6 m, the diameter is 5.5 m. this is the largest of the artist's publicly available works. created by her at the moment. the image of the pumpkin is one of central to kusama's work is inspired by her childhood memories. the giant pumpkin will be on display in the gardens until november 3. now ninety-five, yayo kusama is considered one of the best-selling contemporary artists. forty-five-year-old egyptian traveler magdi eisa set a new world record for vines by visiting all seven modern. without light in less than seven days. it took him a year and a half to create the perfect route. he began his journey from the east. first china and india, then jordan, then italy. the most long flight to the western hemisphere. three more attractions in brazil, peru and mexico. according to the rules of the guinness book of records , magda had to get from the airport to the next point and back only by bus, train and on foot. it was impossible. to take

you pointed out. recruiting neil com republicans over to their side, like former congressman adam kensington, walt. mr. tripp, ironically, is doing just the opposite. he's recruiting the anti media cons, the anti war democrats by kennedy and like tulsa gabbert and we were just talking about. so here's gabbert after she was introduced by trump this weekend. and here she is explaining why she's supporting donald trump. we saw this through his 1st term and the presidency. when he not only didn't start any new wars, he took action to de escalate and prevent wars. he exercise the courage that we expect from our commander in chief and exhausting all measures of diplomacy. having the courage to meet with adversaries, dictators, allies in partners alike in the pursuit of peace right now. well, i just praise tells the governor defended her. now i'm going to criticize her, because to be fair, well, the comparison of trump and binding for example, and or harris is i think, favorable for trump when it comes to foreign policy in general, right? in general, her description of him making him sound like he'

kensington are: hi, everybody. i'm speaking at the dnc.dam kinzinger of three years ago never would have believed that. first off, you guys are all going to go vote, right? good. so we are down there. that is important. i want to talk about the importance of our democracy and why it is so important that you are doing what you are doing, ok? first off, how many of you guys think you agree on every issue? probably not, right? is if you actually get into different issues and you have a discussion, you will realize that even though a handful of you, even among that, you are going to disagree. that's what democracy is all about. taking these disagreements we have, these differences of opinion, these ideas for the future of the cover -- of the country and we distill it and we can live our lives and make our lives better instead of fighting all the time. of got to tell you, as someone that was 12 years as a republican in the house of representatives that after january 6, saw that if you convince half of the country that an election was stolen, yo

order, so that is a special stop and search powers for the police in two neighbours, toxteth and kensingtonthree people have been arrested, police have come under attack from protesters with eggs and bottles. when they were smashed in a hotel that sells those asylum seekers. an update from the psni in belfast, notjust in england, they have confirmed that they are dealing with sporadic disorder across part of south belfast where there has been reports of criminal damage and add a significant protests and counter protest took place earlier today. a number of roads were closed there. this list does not exhaust it, there are reports in nottingham, manchester, blackpool as well. thomas, thank you very much for that and you will be following those details for us. you can get updates live on the bbc live page. let's speak to sue sim, former chief constable of northumbria police. first of all, what do you make from all the events of today and yesterday? i all the events of today and yesterday?— all the events of today and esterda ? ~ ., , , all the events of today and esterda ? ~ ., , ., yesterday?

they were not seen to be, but they may well have, we don't we have approached to kensington palace and it was wonderful both were able to attend their uncles memorial service which she says was a lovely family occasion. the prince, both, joint presence is significant because there was this rift and were not seen in public after the queen's death since 2020 —— have been, but not since their father's coronation in may last year. so why have they come together today? it was important it was a memorial service to their uncle, a man of whom they were extremely fond. lord robert fallows was the queen's private secretary when she was going through a turbulent time, but more importantly to them, he was their uncle and married to their mother or sister, ladyjane fellows and sister, lady jane fellows and they felt they should come together to pay their respects to him.- felt they should come together to pay their respects to him. thank you ve hello there. there will be some changes over the course of the weekend, but friday was a very pleasant day actually with the sunshine and light winds. high

thursday on c-span, our campaign2024 coverage continues with senator jd vance campaigning in new kensington. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. en at 1:30 p.m. eastern, vice president kamala harris lle joined by pridt biden that a campaign event in prince georges county, maryland. theyxpected to talk about the economy in biden's first camp in the vice president kamala

a new attraction has appeared in london's kensington gardens - a huge sculpture "pumpkin" by the modernpanese artist yayoi kusama. the height of the work is 6 m, the diameter is 5.5 m. this is the largest large of. publicly available works by the artist, created by her at the moment. the image of the pumpkin is one of the central ones in the work of kusama inspired by her childhood memories. the giant pumpkin can be seen in the gardens. until november 3. now ninety-five-year-old yayo kusama is considered one of the best-selling contemporary artists. forty-five-year-old egyptian traveler magdi eisa set a new guinness world record by visiting all seven modern wonders of the world in less than seven days. it took him one and a half years. he began his journey from the east, first china and india, then... denmark, then italy, the longest flight to the western hemisphere, three more attractions in brazil, peru and mexico. according to the rules of the guinness book of records , magda had to get from the airport to the next point and back exclusively by bus, train and on foot. it was impossib

kensington and chelsea council has accused the new labour government of letting algorithms set theirt. the tory—run borough has been told to increase its annual target for new properties by 209%, even as london's overall figure has been reduced by 18%. a spokesman for the government said: "all areas of the country must play their part in building the homes we need." a giant red sculpture made from an old car is the centre—piece of a new groundbreaking exhibition. homelessness reframed features works of art, photographs and everyday objects. the free event at the saatchi gallery is backed by the prince of wales' foundation and aims to help change perceptions. for me, it's about, you know, you hear these incredible stories that humanise homelessness and that it's not always rough sleeping, it's like not having somewhere safe to live — whether it's temporary accommodation, whether it's hostels, whether it's sofa—surfing. and there's so many stories you'll hear here on the sound or the artists themselves that are so gentle and so inspiring and powerful. southeastern is adding 220 new ser

yoto a campaign event hosted by 2024 republican vice presidential nominee senator jd vance in new kensington, pennsylvania, i's pittsburgh suburb. . he was joined by house republican lawmakers and military veterans. and representative jim banks of indiana. [applause] >> are you telling me to talk now? all right. i guess they want me to talk now. hey, my name is mike walz. with a t. if you have any trouble remembering, it is a t for trump . i am an actual veteran of operation enduring freedom. i served in afghanistan in case there is any confusion. i carried an actual weapon of war in a war like these two heroes behind us and i was a green beret that served as a commander of a national guard unit and guess what. when the nation called and we were told to go, i went. i don't know. has the commander of the unit, i did not leave my green beret leaderless like somebody else we may know without a t. i don't know. it would be nice if our media friends here actually asked him about his record rather than jd vance and us and everybody else. you have to step up and explain it. please do your job. and

someone out there saying it out loud is important and look, i can't tell you how much i admire kensington. these are people that had a lot to lose in politics rising stars in the party, and they chose to do what the rest of the party should have done but very few did which is actually stick by what they said they believed in. it is tremendously courageous to do this. it is so rare in politics. so, yeah, i think it helps. look, the leak in project we focus on these voters. soft republican voters, the soft dems. these are the last to join trump in 16 and usually the last to join in the first leaving politics. i think that gap has widened a good bit since dobbs. and just to sort of anger and ugliness that comes from what used to be a conservative movement. the way they attacked governor walz's son. >> that was crazy. >> just horrible, horrible human beings expressing themselves in public, and it is repugnant. >> in fairness to all conservatives, that was be also on every level, that is not a conservative thing to attack people's children who are not involved in politics where people's childr

part suspension on the district between high street kensington and edgware road. lingering on friday morning but after that we expect more in the way of dry weather for friday and into the end of the weekend, so dry and settled and temperatures between 26 and 27 by friday afternoon but for the weekend plenty of sunshine and temperatures widely reaching the mid 20s. that's it from me for now. see you in half an hour. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. our headlines today... it's results day for hundreds of thousands of a—level, t—level and btec students, with grades expected to fall back to pre—pandemic levels. iam in i am in lancashire where some students have been up since four o'clock this morning waiting to see what the results hold for than in these all—important envelopes. social media companies are still failing to remove self harm and suicide content, despite the introduction of the online safety bill, according to new research. stuck in space. two astronauts who were due to spend just eight days on the international s

the royal borough of kensington and chelsea has promised that of the 330 tons of waste left on the streets be recycled. i expect that warms the cockles of your heart. i'm joined now by my most pugnacious panel joined now by my most pugnacious panel, former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the pr consultant and former labour aide stella sant'egidio. stella. welcome back. you are hotfoot. returned from greece? yes. and so i'll give you the first go. i thought the policing of the riots was the right way to police things. when crimes are being committed, the police should go in, arrest people and should go in, arrest people and should be dealt with swiftly. and that's what the prime minister said he wanted to see happen to when it comes to the annual notting hill disorder. nobody seems to care . nobody seems to care. >> it's a very different style of policing because this is a carnival. this is a festivity . carnival. this is a festivity. it is not a riot outside a mosque. it is not a place where people have gathered with the intention to be violent. it is a place where people have gat

it may be that the council, kensington and chelsea council, it may be that they contribute to it, butthe reputational advantages for not just our capital city, but for the country that we have, the second biggest street party in the world, second only to rio, this is a wonderful celebration. >> same case could be made for football. >> this is a wonderful celebration. the home of football happens once or twice every week, multiple times right across the country . that across the country. that wouldn't. i don't think that wouldn't. i don't think that would be fantastic for the economy. >> i mean, let's admit it, a lot of residents will absolutely dread it every year because of the disruption and because of that, some do. i've always been i've been bad behaviour. >> i've always been one who gets involved, gets stuck in. >> well, matthew, you're a very particular type of guy. >> what sort of guy am i, a fun loving guy. get out and do a bit of dancing. >> no. i'm intrigued to know what level of crime would make you think. actually, you know, maybe this should become a ticketed event or may

to enable it in liverpool are subject to that special order by the police and kensington are up to midnightnot so be put out a livable force. certainly in blackpool, we are hearing reports of things going on as well. it is important _ of things going on as well. it is important to — of things going on as well. it is important to mention the rival prater is going on as well. the arrival protest to these anti immigrant sentiment. absolutely, althou:h immigrant sentiment. absolutely, although we _ immigrant sentiment. absolutely, although we have _ immigrant sentiment. absolutely, although we have seen _ immigrant sentiment. absolutely, although we have seen pictures i immigrant sentiment. absolutely, although we have seen pictures ofj although we have seen pictures of the police standing between these two separate groups. suddenly, there have been far right protesters but there have been antifascist and other protesters, counter protests, many were flags and manners a saying stand up to racism. they have in some places, bigger than the far right movements as well. yes. some places, bigger tha

. >> i'll be speaking to the former labour mp of kensington, who was in position during the grenfell anything changed or any lessons been learned? next up, notting hill carnival's family day saw three stabbings, including of a mother with her child who is now said to be in a critical a life threatening condition this weekend. the metropolitan police admitted that the carnival was seen as an opportunity to commit crime. is it time to ditch the carnival ? it time to ditch the carnival? so we've got an action packed menu there. please get in touch with all your thoughts. you know how to do it. go to gbnews.com/yoursay. there's your show as much as mine. first, though, here's your news headunes though, here's your news headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> martin, thank you and good evening . the top stories. evening. the top stories. italian lawyer nancy dell'olio has paid tribute to her former partner, who she describes as her ex—husband. the former england manager sven goran

jd vance will be in pennsylvania in new kensington speaking at a vfw facility,oid by veterans in congressone thing that he has talked about since tim walz joined the race is tim walz's record in the military. this was jd vance last week at an event in michigan. [video clip] sen. vance: what bothers me about tim walz is not the positions he is taking, though he has been a far left radical. what bothers me as a marine who served this country in uniform, when the united states marine corps, when the united states of america asked me to go to iraq, i did it and i did it honorably and i'm proud of that service. when tim walz was asked by his country to go to iraqi dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him, a fact that he has been criticized for aggressively by a lot of the people he served with. i think that it is shameful. prepare your unit to go to iraq, make the promise you will follow through, and drop out right before you have to go. something, if you get an opportunity to ask tim walz or kamala harris some questions come he made this comment that the kamala harris ca

and we went down to kensington . went down to kensington. >> i was in the box room of our new house inplay. we won two one against stockport county and then the following morning my dad, my late father, walks in and says i think diana's been in and says i think diana's been in a car crash and i thought that must have been. i reckon he walked in about 5 am. but he wasn't. he didn't. he hadn't confirmed it. he didn't say she had died. he said i think she'd been involved in a car crash. but then i turned the television on and then i see a picture of diana, princess of wales, 1961, isn't it? >> that's devastating. and i thought, that's real. yeah. and i remember when the queen died. that was devastating to me when the first picture of her with her dates below. and there was an end date, i know, and oh, i don't know. >> i always wonder whether it's that or 9/11. is that the story of our life, of our, of our, of our time? >> well, they were both equally shocking. they certainly were. when you just can't quite believe what i'm seeing on your screen and the reaction to diana's death. >> i was

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well, kensington which have.t responded to any of those allegations , and i of those allegations, and i think prince william is genuinely hurt about what his brother spoke about. but i do know that king charles still loves harry. he still, i believe i think , wants to spend more i think, wants to spend more time with his grandchildren. and it's up. i think if there's going to be any kind of reconciliation, it's going to be charles and harry first. as the first step before william and harry decide to make up, because they brought their wives into it, into the feud. >> the accusations about meghan and kate, of course. >> well, harry's got william evans got a lot on his plate. the princess of wales is still undergoing cancer treatment. he's got three young children to think about and all his added dufies think about and all his added duties as the duke of cornwall with the duchy of cornwall now in his control. and of course, he's prince of wales, he's future king councillor of state. it's a lot to think about and i t

jeffrey says notting hill carnival should be moved to a bigger area, brian says notting hill kensingtononsidered that . and i see nobody considered that. move it to hyde park and it all goes to westminster. i think there will be an argument over that. interesting mark says to you, bill and bill, you shouldn't dismiss the fact that london has a serious knife crime problem by saying, but it's across the uk, how does that make it better? or make london seem good? i'll give you 10s. >> i'm not dismissing it, but this is a really serious problem thatis this is a really serious problem that is just not centred on london. and sometimes the debate suggests that it is. it's much more difficult, much more challenging, and we need to tackle it across the board. >> there's been two deaths needs to stop. >> okay. and then colin says , >> okay. and then colin says, how many more innocent people have to die before we reintroduce the death penalty ? reintroduce the death penalty? that's a bit of a curveball, but i don't disagree with you. actually, i'm with you on that one. i agree with that. you disag

. >> steven kensington, ohio text message, does jeff quinn consider himself something of a myth busterand does he see developing in america today that would be busted 50 years from now? >> an lot of belief in history is based more in convenience than actual fact-finding. i don't want to call myself a myth buster. so many people take comfort from a myth i'd like to say like to think of myself as a factfinder but i do not believe an alternative facts. if i write a book i'm going to let you know in my chapter notes exactly where i got every bit of information are not going to tell you what you have to believe because of them permission but i just want youg to know it so they can make your own decisions. seeing steve in topeka, kansas. steve, please go ahead. we are listening. >> yeah hello mr. gwynne. i guarantee i will go out and buy one of her books. two questions into points. first of all a question. in the 19th century in the town of tombstone. they have made a movie on tombstone and i'd be surprised if you haven't seenn. it. there parts of the movie that are myth but their other part

although clayton is down to 52, kensington, 53 degrees, even pittsburgh at 58. in dublin 5655. it's popular. castro valley is in there, danville, walnut creek, orinda, even el cerrito. so everyone isothermal there. west southwest 28 gust to 35. that is a roaring delta wind so it does not look like. i think some of the warming might be a little overdone here, but it does look a little warmer than sunday. but 55 down in monterey as well. 70s in the valley and then 93 palm springs, 91 phoenix, also las vegas, although a lot of activity, monsoon activity down in arizona and also again along the crest spine of the sierra, mainly south and east of tahoe. it's close, but that seems to be the theme. a lot of high clouds will be streaming in next few days. the high, though, will build back to the west, so for today it's fog. but then tomorrow i have to keep an eye on some higher clouds, but it does look like a brief pop on those inland temps for tomorrow. then after that starts to come back down again, there's nothing that's locking in a little warmer forecast, although that is a roarin

kensington and pinole at 55. look at all that moisture streaming across arizona.agstaff over to sedona, prescott, phoenix, tucson. tucson's had a big time monsoon season this year, some of that now heading into southern california. we could get some of that moisture paying a visit, although a lot of it looks like it's more hit than miss. but we'll mention it. temperatures peak out. if it wasn't yesterday, it'll be close today. and then they start to gradually come down. sunday looks like the biggest drop on the temps here, but it'll be sunny for all today. we had a pretty good fog bank yesterday. that is not the case today. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s to one more day of some of those hornets. but after today we'll drop a little bit holding a holding pattern through saturday and then it drops sunday. >> all right steve thank you. our time now 520. the tensions keep rising when it comes to the war between israel and hamas. while the critics who oppose the war along the gaza strip are taking out their anger on israeli athletes. now competing in the paris olympics and a young

although kensington 56, berkeley 59. then 61. alameda, hayward and union city 63 4153 truckee and south lake tahoe. our low, though, will be a pretty good system for seattle and portland and northern california. and by that i mean del norte, humboldt, trinity county. and i think we'll get some pretty good gusts here locally. maybe the rain line might make it down to say, northern sonoma county and northern napa county. that would probably be a best case scenario, but cooler, windy. that's kind of the main message here. forecast models have backed off on anything south, but still ukiah up to redding. even truckee and also crescent city. pretty good rain there. eureka, crescent city, arcata. looking for some pretty good amounts for august. thursday. cool down here a bigger fog. banks and cooler 60 70s and low low 80s. tomorrow though it'll all be 60s and 70s. slow rebound saturday more so sunday than early next week. back to warm to hot. >> that's why you're the expert steve. thank you. warriors legend and basketball hall of famer

east bay temps 52 though in clayton mid and also in kensington 53 el sobrante martinez at 53 berkeley is at 54. and then a low 60s brentwood and also pittsburg 61 reno to 41 in truckee and 44 south lake tahoe to 50 up in alturas. that system drops in had a lot of high clouds. those were coming in from the west. southwest remains a tropical systems. they'll get pushed out of here. so that ends. but the mere fact that this system is dropping in is quite impressive for august 12th. so a cooler pattern monday into tuesday. a blustery, windy at times, but temperatures coming way down and a little bit of rain up in the pacific northwest. in fact, there might even be some on the 8 to 14 day outlook in northern california, so stay tuned. cooler monday big fog bank, maybe some low cloud drizzle i should say gusty winds, sunny but cooler 50 6070 on the temps or low 80s does look a little warmer wednesday thursday and then a big drop coming in friday into saturday. >> wow. all right steve thank you. times 521. it is that time of the year when students are heading back to school. we tell you why

clayton 54 degrees 53 kensington, mid 50s. i'm everyone's really close. unless you're out towards pittsburgh or brentwood then it's warmer. 3639. that's the coolest we've seen in a while up in tahoe and truckee. truckee 36, south lake tahoe 39. reno at 58. and there's the low there. and then the high kind of nosing in. so one day the high winds out. we warm up a little bit and that's exactly what's going to happen today. not a lot, but we'll bump up from yesterday. more sun. there's just not much fog. the air aloft is too cool to really support it. forecast model still bringing some rain into the pacific northwest. nothing for us yet, but they've really backed off on the amounts. they were at a quarter to two thirds of an inch. now it's about a 10th of an inch or less, but that may change more sun today. remember, it's still august, so you know, usually don't see that kind of a pattern here. sunny for all breezy but warmer. 60s 70s 80s. next. cool down will be friday saturday. >> all right steve thank you. time is now 518. a woman in san francisco says sh