laura scott talking to john mcenroe. _ worth it? laura scott talking to john mcenroe.scott talking to - john mcenroe. you cannot be serious? that is all from us. thanks for watching, we will see you next time. it has been another hot day across south—east england with temperatures reaching the low 30s once again. after such a hot day, temperatures still at around 11 o'clock a 25, 20 6 degrees in the centre of london. not so much a problem the heat across western areas, fresher air moving in so comfortable nights sleep for scotland, northern england and northern ireland but we are talking about temperatures of 16 degrees in cardiff, 19 in london. it will be warm, the further south you live. a change in the weather picture, more of a breeze for scotland and northern ireland where there will be one or two showers, but sunny spells. sunny skies for england and wales, quite a range in temperatures, high teens to late 20s in the north, feeling comfortable. another hot day in the southeast with temperatures again expecting to bridge the 30 degrees mark. beyond that it gets ho

is there with all— correspondence laura scott is there with all the — correspondence laura scott all the latest details. what has happened? _ with all the latest details. what has happened? there's - with all the latest details. “wrath has happened? there's been a with all the latest details. matt has happened? there's been a truly horrific crash here at the commonwealth games during the second qualifying round of the men's scratch race. it was in the final few laps of the race there was a multi—rider crash and in that crash england's matt walls flew over the stands into the two front rows with his bike. the whole session has been abandoned. the velodrome has been cleared of all spectators. there were screens put up around matt because he was treated for half—an—hour within the stands and now he's been taken out of the velodrome. he will be going to hospital. there was an impact on the spectators also because we saw a spectators also because we saw a spectator being wheeled away in a wheelchair, covered in blood. several others were clearly in shock. this was a really concerning

thank you, laura scott, re ”ortin much worse. thank you, laura scott, reporting from _ much worse. more goals for england, as our sports correspondent, nestor mcgregor, reports. in sport there are no medals handed out for being gutsy, but if there were england's james hall would be a contender. during the men's all—around final the gym that injured his ankle. and with two pieces of equipment left to 90, with two pieces of equipment left to go, any chance of a podium seemed unlikely. however, not only did he finish the competition, but with this high bar performance, sealed a silver. , , , , this high bar performance, sealed a silver-_ gold - silver. this is good stuff... gold went to his _ silver. this is good stuff... gold went to his team-mate, - silver. this is good stuff... gold went to his team-mate, jake i silver. this is good stuff... gold - went to his team-mate, jake jarman. went to his team—mate, jake jarman. a lap of honour together and a brotherly shoulder to lean on. then a final kiss for the one that got away. we have all been there. indian weightlifterjeremy is anoth

laura scott, bbc news.fter a match that had 29 sixes in bristol. england's huge score of 234—6 came partly thanks to south africa's inability to take their catches. —— their second highest in the format. jonny bairstow alone was dropped four times, while he shared a big partnership with moeen ali, who reached his 50 off a record 16 balls. bairstow went on to score 90, providing eight of those sixes. south africa's mammoth chase got off to a poor start, with reece topley continuing his good form from the one day series, getting quinton de kock in the first over of the reply. south africa were in the game for a while yet, though, thanks to half centuries from reeza hendricks and tristan stubbs, with an extraordinary innings in which he also cleared the boundary eight times. richard gleeson eventually got stubbs for 72 offjust 28 balls, one of three wickets in the penultimate over, with south africa eventually falling way short of their target. meanwhile, scotland were on the end of a big defeat in the first o

laura scott, thank you very much.s happening? good afternoon. the forecast for today isn't the low 20s, perfect date for the cycle and run but i reckon the swimming was still a little bit chilly. alex yee is picking up his medal right now. was the english 24—year—old who won the first gold medal of these games. the national anthem is about to start in the background. it was a very competitive rate, hayden wilde led for most of it but it's about endurance and stamina and alex yee took the lead with eight few kilometres to go and never looked back. very commercial at the end, hugging mum and dad, apparently they are off for a curry later and dad is paying, obviously. in the next ball, england, defending champions from australia, comfortably beating trinidad and tobago, in the swimming pool it was a great morning for scotland, toni shaw is into the finals of the final. we're sticking around because the women's triathlon is coming up next, the name to watch out for its england's georgia taylor brown, a phenomenal year and

laura scott on the bernie ecclestone case.rpool schoolgirl, ava white. the 12—year—old died after being stabbed in the neck in the city centre last november. our correspondent danny savage reports. ava white was just 12—years—old. she was murdered on a busy shopping street in liverpool after a row over a snapchat video. she was in the city centre for the christmas lights switch—on in november last year. the 14—year—old boy who stabbed her was in this group caught on cctv running away from the scene. he was soon arrested. this is him being checked into a police station. today, he was sentenced to a minimum of 13 years in custody. that boy, who is now 15, wept this morning as he listened to ava's mum read out the effect that her daughter's death has had on her life. she told the court, "i will never see her grow into an adult, "i will never see her marry or have children. "she will never fulfil her dream of being an air hostess "and travelling the world. "we would talk about that for hours." this is the murder weapon the boy use

laura scott, bbc news. balls. bairstow then went on to score 90 of 53, providing eight of england's 20 sixes overall. then south africa's mammoth chase got off to a poor start — reece topley continuing his good form from the one day series, getting quinton de kock in the first over of the reply. south africa were in the game for a while yet, though, thanks to half centuries from reeza hendricks and tristan stubbs, with an extraordinary innings in which he also cleared the boundary eight times before richard gleeson eventually got him for 72 offjust 28 balls — one of three wickets in the penultimate over, with south africa eventually falling way short of their target. meanwhile, scotland were on the end of a big defeat in the first of their two—match t20 series against new zealand. finn allen's 10! took the black caps to 225—5 off their 20 overs. then ish sodhi took four wickets to leave scotland 68 runs short in edinburgh. and the 6—1 on favourite, baaeed, continued his remarkable unbeaten run to win the su

a huge crash involving england's matt walls. 0ur correspondent laura scott was watching and we can crossn: laura, tell us what happened? this was during the _ laura, tell us what happened? t�*i 3 was during the morning session. it was during the morning session. it was the second qualifying heat and that was in at the closing stages when there was a high—speed crash involving a number of riders. that ended with england's athletes being catapulted over the barriers into the stands with his bike. he was attended by paramedics for a0 minutes while several members of the public were also treated for minor injuries, some were visibly shaken as well. 0rganisers ended up abandoning the morning session and clearing the velodrome. matt was taken to hospital along with two other cyclists in that race. canada's athletes and the isle of man's rider. we have had an update from team england. he has been discharged from hospital with stitches in his forehead, scrapes and bruises, but thankfully, no major injuries. a huge sense of relief here and we also understand that the isle of man rider is relative

studio: enjoy the game, laura scott at wimbledon. have a good afternoon. hello. temperatures are continuing to build day on day for the next couple of days for many of us. heatwave criteria will be met across many areas. so today, it is going to feel very warm, warmer than yesterday, and some strong sunshine, which is more widespread. this era of high pressure keeping things settled, very little breeze out there as well. cloud lingering across parts of northern and western scotland and a little bit of cloud through some of these irish sea coastal areas as well. but it is tending to burn back through the day. some patchy, fair—weather cloud developing in the south east as well but feeling warm with temperatures across scotland and northern ireland in the mid 20s in some spots, up to 30 degrees in the south. high or very high levels of uv for many of us, moderate levels in the north west, a little more cloud hanging on. and it is the men's final at wimbledon, hotter on centre court with temperatures up in a high 20s, possibly 30 degree

laura scott is there for us. it's been an eventful first day there. , , ,, ., ., , there.and — there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you _ there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can _ there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can tell - there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can tell it - there. definitely. six gold medals on day one and you can tell it is i on day one and you can tell it is incredibly noisy. i am joined by neil fachie who wanted scotland's first gold medal of the games. just talk us through how that race panned out for you. i talk us through how that race panned out for ou. ., talk us through how that race panned out for yon-— out for you. i knew if we would get a win would _ out for you. i knew if we would get a win would have _ out for you. i knew if we would get a win would have to _ out for you. i knew if we would get a win would have to come - out for you. i knew if we would get a win would have to come through | out for you. i knew if we would get. a win would have to come through the end. a win

all to me, scott and laura, begs the question.can take your game on your phone on a nintendo switch or whatever, do you need it to be installed on your car? >> and should it be? just because you can does not mean you necessarily should. contessa, thank you. >>> of families pain and anguish is growing after the loss of their child. >> to have her pass away, we don't have anywhere to go to talk to to see her. >> ahead on today in the bay, what they say the funeral >>> good monday morning to you, your monday forecast with a live look at walnut creek. >> we were talking about how warm it was in some places this weekend. >> complaining. >> it depends on where you are though because in san francisco it stayed in the 60s along the coastline, and as you make your way inland it is in the 90s, that will not change. let's get a look at what's going on here with all of the microclimates. look at this beautiful shot in san francisco, i love this, this is from our tower cam. we have it tilted down and zoomed in a little. we will see at least cl

our sports correspondent laura scott is at wimbledon.to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the very first time. on number one court behind me at the moment is guernsey�*s heather watson. she�*s had a bit of a nightmare schedule this week, two of her matches have been held overnight, she is also trying to play in the doubles. today marks a major opportunity for her because she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s reached the third round three times before but has always come up against really difficult opponents in that round. she�*s been very open this week about how much she�*s struggled during the pandemic and she�*s enjoying what�*s already her best run at a major for five years. she is in action now against kaja juvan of slovenia. it�*s currently on serve early in the first set and at the end of the day on centre court we have the ninth seed and british ii we have the ninth seed and british 11 cameron norrie. he�*s up against the world number 93, stevejohnson, who already knocked out a bi

germany or france at wembley — in what will be their first major final since 2009. 0ur correspondent laura scott camp in south west london. iam here i am here at the lansbury hotel where the lionesses have been based during this tournament. we expect them back from sheffield in around half an hour them back from sheffield in around halfan hourand them back from sheffield in around half an hour and today they will recover and have training sessions. as they turned their attention to the final on sunday at wembley last night they spent a long time on the pitch sucking up the stunning victory as my colleague now reports. the relief was palpable, thejoy was intense, and the dancing... ..fit for a wembley final. sweden are ranked second in the world and from the off were intent on showing us why. commentator: earps forced into a very early save. - england yet again started with the same 11 sarina wiegman had put her faith in throughout. within four minutes, top scorer beth mead almost repaid that trust. it's a good one. off the bar! heart in mouth moments. england's goalkeeper busier than in all prev

our sports news correspondent laura scott is at the all england tennis club. rk the biggest matches in the grade of two british players. the tournament organisers came in for —— for some flak for not putting katie boulter on centre court, given that honour to young star coco graf, petra kvitova and rafael nadal. instead, at 11am, katie boulter walked out onto a half empty number two court and she seemed to miss the big atmosphere that she credited with helping her stone last year's runner—up, karoline pliskova, in the second round. she found life very hard against the wimbledon debut —— debutant harmony tan, likened to a fiendish seagull —— sudoku by the commentary team. katie boulter has been beaten 6—1, 6—1 injust under an hour. disappointment there. later today, hoping to lift the mood a number one record behind me, will be liam broady. he is playing the 19th seed alex de minaur, who demonstrated his relentlessly high level of play a couple of nights ago against jack level of play a couple of nights ago againstjack draper. you have level of play a couple of

laura scott is at the all england club for us. laura what a match in prospect? exactly.his abdominal muscle. nick kyrgios has a walk over to the final. he said it wasn't how he wanted to get there but he is excited. there is still a real buzz because britain's ninth seed, cameron norrie will play the six time champion novak djokovic for a place in the final, he called it one of the toughest tasks in tennis. cameron norrie's new favourite word is "crazy". he says crazy atmospheres have helped him through crazy matches, to the crazy point of being in the wimbledon semifinal. his remarkable run has earned him the royal seal of approval and a hill full of fans. is this now cameron's crest? obviously, a lot of hype at the moment and a lot of people following all around the world. it's just a lot to take in right now but i'm going to... it sounds amazing and everything but i'm going to have to try and bring it down again and go back to basics. norrie's just the fourth british man to reach the final four here, after roger taylor in the '70s, tim henman in the '90s and '00s and,

in a minute, we'llspeak to our correspondent laura scott who's at the track cycling in east london.— hello. the finish line for the marathon is _ hello. the finish line for the marathon is in _ hello. the finish line for the marathon is in the _ hello. the finish line for the marathon is in the square i hello. the finish line for the - marathon is in the square behind me and the women's has just finished. earlier, there was heartbreak for england's david weir in the wheelchair marathon because ten kilometres before the finish he got a puncture and it meant his training partnerjohnboy smith overtook him. he went on to take the gold medal for england but there was no medal for england but there was no medal for the six time paralympic champion david ware who crossed the line with the flat tire because, as he said, where he comes from you never give up. a great result in the women's wheelchair marathon with a silver for eden rainbow—cooper from wheelchair marathon with a silver for eden rainbow—cooperfrom england and a warm reception for adam peaty who won the 100 metres breaststroke h

having reached the fourth round for the first time in her career. 0ur sports news correspondent, laura scottnis fans will know only too well we are normally only here at wimbledon on the middle sunday of the championships when we have had a lot of rain but it's all changed. the rest day is a thing of the past, as wimbledon comes into line with the other grand slams by scheduling play all 1a days, and it's particularly special this year because it's the centenary celebrations of centre court. every single champion has been invited and there's already been a sighting of eight times champion roger federer as well as 1500 local refugees from ukraine, afghanistan and syria. there will be live music and memories of iconic moments on centre court. hoping to keep that party atmosphere going is britain's heather watson, who has paid on every day of the tournament so far, because she is true to the last 16 of the singles and doubles. she expects a difficult match against world number 97jule niemeier, then there's a blockbuster match between jannik sinner and novak djokovic. then there is the match bet

laura scott is there for us.m until now that there is a real buzz about him, you can hear a rallying call for more support. he says he feels like he�*s getting better as the tournament progresses and after winning in the fourth round, he says it is great for him to get through to the quarters but no reason to be satisfied with that. he plays the belgian david goffin, former world number seven today but his last match lasted for hours and 36 minutes, so he might be a bit tired. i have learned that the duke and duchess of cambridge are intending to watch that match, which is being played on number one court because centre court is reserved for the two players who are favourites to lift the trophy this weekend, tunisia�*s trailblazer and novak djokovic. another of the quarterfinalists, nick kyrgios, who plays tomorrow, australian police have confirmed he has been summoned to appear in court next month to face a charge of common assault following an alleged incident in december 2021. following an alleged incident in

here's our sports news correspondent, laura scott.ctacular goals sent england's women through to their first major final in 13 years. that was the euros in 2009, where england were captained by faye white — shown here in the mask. she hailed the progress she's seen in women's football. it feels all those years, during my career and my former team—mates as well, championing the game and trying to break down barriers, it was hard, but it was definitely worth it after what we've witnessed. from trafalgar square to screens around the country, millions roared england on as they swept sweden aside. but it was the unbridled joy of one eight—year—old in the stands that really captured the nation's mood. i love how they don'tjust take it all for themselves, they pass all the time, they have a good mindset and they think about what they're going to do next. they don'tjust take the ball and kick it somewhere. the football association is confident it will capitalise on the swell of support but acknowledges the pathways from the grassroots to the

thank for joining us.i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the east bay today would loss to cover. >>> new details on a fire burning in alameda county. this is the flynn fire that broke out late last night near the altima pass with 80% containment and 120 acres. the fire caused part of 580 in livermore to be closed at 1 won. traffic has since reopened. our scavenger overcast with a car on fire in the area, where the fire started, and officials aren't yet talking about it as far as the cause. let's check with carrie and mike with a look at weather and traffic. it's going to be another hot day if you're fighting fires or running errands. >>> yeah. but at least we have the morning hours with unity high. we have lighter winds, and also, the temperatures are a lot cooler. so, we're now seeing some of those lift around the area of livermore at about 11 miles per hour. still a little bit of a breeze there. can kick up some of those flames. hopefully, that containment continues to grow, because it will be another windy day. you can see the winds comi

our sports news correspondent laura scott is at the all england club. described as a crazy match on a crazy day to set up a semifinal on friday with none other than novak djokovic. after emotional celebration is norrie admitted he will need to raise his level and races focus if he is to beat novak djokovic but he said he would take it to the top seed. today we have eight more players trying to book their spot in the semifinals. the semifinals. the former champion simona halep has yet to drop a set in the championship so far playing the young american amanda anisimova. then another american taylor fritz playing two times champion rafa nadal who has already won the first two grand slams of the year. then on court number one a big day for australian tennis because ajla tomljanovic is an action and then nick kyrgios. we wait to see if the court summons he faces has had any impact on him. he was silent on the matter yesterday further away from the singles and doubles action today for the brits. joe salisbury in action at the moment in the quarterfinals of th

our sports news correspondent laura scott is at the england team hotel for us. well, yes.ving to the fans who gathered here to welcome them back and we saw the jubilant celebrations that they had on the pitch last night but we've put that one side because it's really back to business today and those didn't play against sweden were doing recovery sessions today. those who did play, those who didn't play been back in training because they knowjust how important the next few days will be and we understand that they will be watching the second semifinal tonight between germany and france tonight between germany and france to find out who they will be playing on sunday. outside of this bubble in south—west london there was a huge swell of support around the nation for this team and a feeling that this tournament could be transformative. earlier, ispoke this tournament could be transformative. earlier, i spoke to the women in charge of women's football at the fa and asked her what it would mean if the lionesses could win on sunday? i think it would be a landmark moment, as far a

our sports correspondent laura scott has more.ll allow all clubs across the premier league and championship to have these licensed standing areas with barriers and rails to keep fans say. a total of eight clubs will have these areas from next season, plus wembley stadium. i spoke to the sports minister, nigel huddleston, about the significance of this moment. it about the significance of this moment. , ., , about the significance of this moment. , . , about the significance of this moment. , , moment. it is a big day, because fans have — moment. it is a big day, because fans have wanted _ moment. it is a big day, because fans have wanted standing - moment. it is a big day, because fans have wanted standing backi moment. it is a big day, because i fans have wanted standing back and stadium for a while and we committed to it in an manifesto. this is so obviously not the old standing of past. this is not the old terrace. it's important to note that fans will still have the option to use their seat in the standing areas, but safety is

let's head over a 100 miles south of here then — our correspondent laura scott is there for us with thehenomenal afternoon for new zealand because of the formica gold medals on offer today. new zealand picked up on offer today. new zealand picked up three of them. there were some home nation and successes. there was a bronze medal in the women's sprint, welsh athletes... also it a medal for scotland. sprint, welsh athletes... also it a medalfor scotland. in sprint, welsh athletes... also it a medal for scotland. in the sprint, welsh athletes... also it a medalfor scotland. in the men's medalfor scotland. in the men's medal went to the athlete of trinidad and can tobago. this athletes joins trinidad and can tobago. this athletesjoins me now. took us through your reaction to winning the civil medal? is a through your reaction to winning the civil medal?— civil medal? is a privilege to represent — civil medal? is a privilege to represent scotland. - civil medal? is a privilege to represent scotland. it i civil medal? is a privilege to represent scotland. it would civil medal? is a privileg

let's head over a 100 miles south of here then — our correspondent laura scott is there for us more scottishents today on dei two here and three of them have gone on to new zealand. they are having a phenomenal afternoon. i mightjust bring you up to speed with the result of the men's because that was won by nicholas paul by trinidad and tobago. a scottish branch of the silver. let's hear from scotland's cyclist now. the crowd was _ from scotland's cyclist now. the crowd was unreal, _ from scotland's cyclist now. the crowd was unreal, we change the tactics _ crowd was unreal, we change the tactics because normally... i'm not going _ tactics because normally... i'm not going to _ tactics because normally... i'm not going to be — tactics because normally... i'm not going to be able to hear you, you will have — going to be able to hear you, you will have to — going to be able to hear you, you will have to walk the line. and that shows _ will have to walk the line. and that shows you — will have to walk the line. and that shows you how loud it all is. i will be honest. — shows you how loud it all

our sports correspondent, laura scott, reports.oday had been in place, this years grand national winning horse and all those associated with it would have been stripped of the race. the head of british racing hopes that the changes will safeguard the future of the sport. we changes will safeguard the future of the sort. ~ ., changes will safeguard the future of the sort. ~ . , changes will safeguard the future of the soft . ., , , , the sport. we are the second biggest sectator the sport. we are the second biggest spectator sport _ the sport. we are the second biggest spectator sport in _ the sport. we are the second biggest spectator sport in this _ the sport. we are the second biggest spectator sport in this country. - spectator sport in this country. people love going racing, but we cannot rest on our laurels. particularly with the opinion of the younger generation, so listening to them, continuing to modify what we do and to enforce this new set of regulations in the right way, i am confident that will put us in a great place.

laura scott is at wimbledon and laura not long to go now.t not long to go until this history making final.— not long to go until this history makin: final. , ., ., ., ., making final. just over an hour to no until making final. just over an hour to go until they _ making final. just over an hour to go until they step _ making final. just over an hour to go until they step on _ making final. just over an hour to go until they step on to _ making final. just over an hour to go until they step on to centre i go until they step on to centre court and two things guaranteed, history will be made and there will be a new name on the venus rosewater dish. who are the two women's finalists? ons jabeur, the third seed known as tunisia's minister of happiness. she is the first arab and first african woman in the open era to reach a majorfinal. her parents haven't been able to make it here because they don't have visas but she is guaranteed to have a lot of support back home. her game is so varied, full of slices and drop shots. she is known as a magicia

let's cross to laura scott at the velodrome in london. what more do we know about this? here at the lee valley velopark. there was a loud bang and many of the riders came together. what happened then was england's matt walls clipped one of the riders as he went up the track and he then flew over the barriers and he then flew over the barriers and into the crowds. because the stands here are incredibly close to the barriers. the spectators are inches away from the track and it is incredibly unusual for a rider to actually leave the track will stop so matt walls left the track with his bike, flew into the stands and there was silence really here as many people are shocked at what they had seen. we also saw another rider was taken away on a stretcher, there is a huge amount of debris. most of the concern was for matt walls because he remained in the stands for some 1l0 minutes receiving medical attention, they put screens up medical attention, they put screens up to shield his privacy. he has now been taken to hospital for precautionary checks. but of course there was conce

laura scott, bbc news, wimbledon. he did get that going in the quarterfinal, didn't he?trying to win all four grand slams, but that is over. it all four grand slams, but that is over. , , . , all four grand slams, but that is over. , , . over. it is so difficult. it is a toth over. it is so difficult. it is a tough situation _ over. it is so difficult. it is a tough situation for - over. it is so difficult. it is a tough situation for the - over. it is so difficult. it is a - tough situation for the tournament, the fans, and for rafael nadal, as well. there is nothing you can do about an injury like that. itjust gets worse and worse, it never warms up, there is no tape or painkillers that get rid of it, you just have to let it heal. i woke up really bad for taylor fritz, who he beat in the previous round. he would have been ecstatic to be in the semifinal of a grand slam. everybody is disappointed, but you have to heal your body the best you can. it is an unusual situation for nick kyrgios, as well. he unusual situation for nick kyrgios, as well. ., ., , , unusual situat

here's our sports news correspondent, laura scott.ight in sheffield... all the way across... ..where stunning saves and spectacular goals sent england's women through to their first major final in 13 years. that was the euros in 2009, where england were captained by faye white — shown here in the mask. she hailed the progress she's seen in women's football. it feels all those years, during my career and my former team—mates as well, championing the game and trying to break down barriers, it was hard, but it was definitely worth it after what we've witnessed. from trafalgar square to screens around the country, millions roared england on as they swept sweden aside. but it was the unbridled joy of one eight—year—old in the stands that really captured the nation's mood. i love how they don'tjust take it all for themselves, they pass all the time, they have a good mindset and they think about what they're going to do next. they don'tjust take the ball and kick it somewhere. the football association is confident it will capitalise on the s

is taking place outside of birmingham, at the lee valley velopark in london, joining me now is laura scotts been - base just now. yes, jill scott, the . veteran midfielder has been meeting the media here this afternoon at the team base in west london. she has been around awhile, she is very experienced, the most experienced in the england squad, and one of the things that she spent quite a lot of time talking about was previous defeats, and how they were firing, not just defeats, and how they were firing, notjust her, that the entire squad to do well in the euro is final on sunday. jill was playing for england in 2009 when they lost a 6—2 against germany. it was very painful for her, but they also spoke about the momentum they are building, and the legacy they are building with every prime—time kick. she knows how important this is for the future of women's football. i important this is for the future of women's football.— women's football. i think we had 15,000 at that _ women's football. i think we had 15,000 at that final, _ women's football. i think we had 15,000 at that final, now, -

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew. >>> it's going to be another warm day. high pressure is lingering in the area and that will head into a hot weekend, especially on saturday. currently temperatures out the door in the 50s in san jose. san mateo, 57. the 24-hour temperature change, a couple of degrees cooler through san jose and we have a marine layer that will linger through the first half of the morning. even though it's in the 50s now look what happens in the afternoon. some clouds will roll through early and by 10:00 we climb into the 60s and we also see a warm-up in inland areas. we have the full forecast in a few minutes . >>> were starting with a look at the bay bridge because it's different. low clouds were shrouding the towers so we have a claire drive here. no problems across the bridge. slowing across the old engaged bridge south from the robin williams channel toward the golden gate bridge we should be clearing and an easy drive coming in from the north bay. the benicia bridge and the carquinez bridge may have stronger wind gusts. altimont pass

it was brilliant. 0ur correspondent laura scott is at the track cycling in london.er all the fun of last night it is really down to the serious business of sport. what is happening around you at the moment? this business of sport. what is happening around you at the moment?- around you at the moment? this is the track cycling — around you at the moment? this is the track cycling on _ around you at the moment? this is the track cycling on day _ around you at the moment? this is the track cycling on day one - around you at the moment? this is the track cycling on day one and i the track cycling on day one and there are six medal events here at there are six medal events here at the velodrome. we will come onto what we can expect today a bit later on, but there are 16 medal events across the schedule of day one of the games and highlights of that include the men's and women's triathlon sprints and team england have a very good chance because alex yi and georgia taylor brown both won silver medals at last summer in tokyo and they will hope to get on the podium in birmin

good monday morning with you thank you for starting with us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrewn has the day off. let's start our mandate with a look at the forecast and our meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect, good morning. >> good morning to you, starting fairly mild side here today. not bad as we take a look at our trend as we step out the door in fremont. we are at about 60 degrees, headed towards the mid-70s at lunch time. make plans to have lunch outside and this afternoon it warms up to the low 90s at livermore and san jose will see a high of 83, and mid 80s for much of the north bay. i'm checking all of this changes for much of the work week and mike you see a fire. spirit yes right around 101 and cesar chavez exit, roadside fire and reports that it may be involved with the building, but not quite sure, no reason for alarm, we are tracking it in the newsroom and we will you know if there any other issues going on. we are looking to the west of the bay, both the south bay and east bay, smooth and easy drive. now roadways are smooth and soft bay, but you

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the morning, scott and laura.rday, santa clara county, only offering the monkeypox vaccine to people with confirmed exposures, because there was a short supply. but the health department said, it's now received almost another 900 doses and can now offer the shots to anyone considered high risk, especially someone who's a member of the community with shots available via appointment only. no plans for a walk-in clinic with santa clara county, by the way, having 23 confirmed cases of monkeypox. as you mentioned, a few hours, the general will reopen the drop-in okay parks, from 8:00 a.m. until noon. last week, there were long lines. even though opponents are dropping, they are strongly recommended because of the limited supply of vaccines. the mayor tells us, she has a large lgbtq other major cities in the country. the proportion of the number of vaccines we should receive should be relevant to that. so, we are making it clear that we want help and support from the federal government that's a control for them. we have

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia. we have a lot to get to on

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia. we have a lot to get to on this thursday but we start with a look at the forecast. >> i don't know if you can see the supermoon coming through the clouds and the fog. i think it's at the top of the screen. you can't really see it this morning but as we look at this the you in san jose as you are heading out, a thin layer of clouds and fog but it's going to be a pleasant day. we are heading for the upper 70s. dublin, slightly warmer reaching 80 degrees 83 in napa well novato will see 84. the fog will linger near the coastline and we continue with cooler weather but we warm up in the inland valleys as we head through the weekend. i will watch that . >>> mike you were also watching the dense fog advisory. >> i did check to watch to see that was valid. you can see the low clouds. chp had worn around midnight we were losing sight of the span. we have cones restricting traffic low and that means we see slowing registered on the golden gate bridge. north of there, highway 1 off of 101, we di

i'm laura garcia. >> i'm scott mcgrew . >>> let's look at that forecast. vianey is in this morning. >> it's going to get pretty hot. potentially triple digits through some spots like tracy on saturday and sunday. starting off in the 50s and it will get warm really fast. look at daytime highs today. it will be in the 80s in san jose. san francisco, expect early morning fog and then it clears out with mostly sunny conditions and we are monitoring air- quality because of the burning wildfires nearby. there's an air-quality adviser in effect we will talk about that and what to expect saturday and sunday so you can make weekend plans. first we need to look at the rhodes. >> have been working on this drawing. it's in 3-d now. this is the bay bridge. this is an actually the cards. this represents the speed limit and a light volume into san francisco out of the east bay. a nice smooth and easy drive with green sensors. it's an early commute and friday commute and that means light traffic. a smooth drive through the south bay. no delays and the smooth flow of traff

scott mcgrew. >> and i'm laura garcia.e forecast meteorologist kari hall. >> in the north bay as you get ready to head out it is a clear start with the temperature at 50 degrees, nice and comfortable a cool morning and a pleasant day was sunshine and temperatures are headed for the low to mid 80s. we are seeing a wide range of temperatures with cool coastal air and highs in the mid 60s. across the bay mid to upper 70s come down to the south bay 84 degrees reaching to the low to mid 90s for interior valleys. we will continue to see the weather pattern for the next few days, more about that, we are looking at a major delay on the bart line. >> for the antioch with agencies working hand-in-hand the deal is between pleasant hill and concord there's a trackside grass fire so we are tracking that right now, that's all we have with the information for now. we know that there will be mutual aid offered with a bustling 14 for folks getting back onto the line after concord after the past that or over to antioch the flow of traffic o

ahead of the release of a film about his life, he's been talking to our correspondent laura scott aboutn as possible. that to me is the key thing in any sport, you want to give your best effort. it was exciting. i would talk about my tennis career, unpredictable at times. i just want to know two things. number one, he did not even question that call. he questioned the call on the baseline. number two, she called the ball in. numberthree, nothing happens for 20 seconds. why all of a sudden would he decide to call it out? how did you find the process of making the film? the process is tough for me. how much do you really want to reveal about yourself? what should be in the film? what isn't in the film? to what extent should it be about when i was playing at wimbledon, and what extent should it be about sort of the journey through life? i think that it's important for people to see that mental health, for example, obviously has come more to the forefront with naomi osaka speaking out last year at the french open. but, you know, i grew up in a time when it was like toughing it out. you know

but more than that, laura, i think what this shows and scott's right, is anybody really surprised?this is going to show just how pernicious and nefarious, and dangerous the administration was with donald trump at the helm, and how much more dangerous it will be and how much of a danger it will be to our democracy if him and his family and anyone around him are able to get anywhere close to the oval office in 2024. this memoir is going to come out before the midterm elections, i believe, and if so it's also going to coincide with supposedly when donald trump is going to announce his second run for office for 2024. all of these things, i think, are going to underscore to the american people the danger and toxicity of donald trump of yet again nominated for the republican party. i can't imagine that scott jennings is excited about that in any way, shape, or form. >> let me say, scott, i want you to react to that very notion. are you excited in any way, shape, or form? >> no, i mean, look, i've been quite clear. i think the republicans should nominate someone else. by the way, i also t

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia. we will have a check with mike in a bit and the morning commute. things are rolling out there. and we are rolling into the weekend. >> we are and we are starting with bog around san francisco. surprise. summer fog in san francisco. you can kind of see the sunrise but if you look closely you can certainly see that glow. how cool is that shot? temperatures will be warming even more tomorrow but i do want to take you through the hourly forecast today in case you plan on being out and about. look what happens around 1:00 this afternoon. look at the inland areas. 80 in livermore. 82, morgan hill. upper 60s around the bag in the peninsula and we have some 70s through parts of the south bay. i will talk more about what to expect this weekend in the full forecast. >>> this morning there is slight relief for those trying to make it in the bay. the average price of gas in california finally dropping below six dollars a gallon. bob redell joins us from dublin. prices should go down even further.

scott mcgrew. >> and i am laura garcia. the mega millions jackpot is growing to a record high. at 6:15, we will talk about your odds of winning. >>> i once had a conversation with someone i said you could choose 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 . >> this person said there is no way that number is ever coming up. i said it is the same as any other number. >> whatever numbers pop up, that is your sign. we have 60s, 70s, and 80s, and 90s across the bay area because we are waking up to fog over san francisco . for the areas inland temperatures in dublin are in the upper 50s . it is already in the mid-80s this afternoon with the high temperature of about 85 degrees . we will talk about what is ahead in the forecast coming up. mike, you had trouble on the roads. >> we will start on north 101 . they had not cleared the road, although there was movement. it is this camera right around 680 because of a crash farther north toward oakland road. chp said it is the second lane from the left that is blocked . perhaps we will send some folks over toward 87 into downtown. that is a shift that we are track

scott mcgrew. the day off for marcus. >> i'm laura garcia. los to cover this morning. >>> starting the east bay, details on the fire burning in alameda county called the flynn fire that broke out last night, now 100% containment. burned 220 acres. the fire caused part of 580 and livermore to be closed at one point with thick smoke out there. traffic has since been reopened. our sky ranger was overhead, spotting a car on fire in the area where it started, but officials have not yet revealed the cause of that fire. if you drive through that area, you can see how dried is there. >> oh yeah. carrie and mike are looking at traffic and weather. certainly, different conditions now. >>> yeah. we know it is externally dry, and a little bit of wind and hot temperatures with low humidity. the fires can spread very quickly. right now, starting out with a light wind at 10 to 11-miles- per-hour around the area of livermore. then, heading into the afternoon, those inland winds start to pick up to about 20 to 25 miles per hour. another breezy day. then the h

scott neal wright, sam neill, jeff goldblum and laura dern they're bringing the original cast back. but so just like jurassic park the dinosaurs break out they eat a lot of people like technology has cloned a dinosaurs. that was a huge mistake shouldn't have happened. but at the same time like the catchphrase like the main thing is like life finds away. there's some there's like real hope in jurassic park and it's just bright and gorgeous and the the image. i mean, even the nighttime scenes of the t-rex. yeah. yeah. it's a literal amusement park. where are we in 2020. it's jurassic world dominion. i can't even see their faces jeff and you can't even so yeah, right. i couldn't recognize him right like where's the future in 2022? it's like oh, is not good. like there's not a lot of like the future is good happening right now in our culture. this is tracking. yeah. movie is the time rex. yeah. curious about your thoughts on like how much this kind of polarizing like utopian dystopian outlook towards the future is like tied to either the age of the people who are creating the media or t

scott. for spending part of your evening with us. gutfeld is up next. ♪♪ >> laurateresting. ♪ ♪ >> greg: all right. hello, america. by now you've heard aoc among others were arrested last night. she truly is an american hero. it was brutal. taken out in cuffs. technically her shirt had cuffs. maybe french cuffs. she did surrender without fighting. if her pants had cuffs she would have pretended to be a leg irons. real handcuffs, not so much. that didn't stop her from pretending. i hate it when people do this to me. when i asked people to put on handcuffs and they say "i'll just pretend i have them on." i would be like short, and i will pretend to pay you after. [laughter] i think dana just went into an arrhythmia. yes, i pay people to wear handcuffs. she did this because she knew the media would obey. let's watch the tape. >> abortion rights are under attack. what do we do? >> greg: she would be a great mime. like the latina version of marcel marceau. here she is later in her jail cell. of course aoc was mocked on social media for imitating being handcuffed which i

scott. for spending part of your evening with us. gutfeld is up next. ♪♪ >> laurall right. hello, america. by now you've heard aoc among others were arrested last night. she truly is an american hero. it was brutal. taken out in cuffs. technically her shirt had cuffs.