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also this lunchtime...igil tonight for london schoolteacher sabina nessa, as police continue to question a man suspected of her murder. it could take a decade to clear the backlog in cancer treatment in england, according to a new report. the ordeal of migrants shivering in the forest — they say they've been illegally pushed out of the european union by polish border troops. anyone for doubles? the duchess of cambridge congratulates emma raducanu on winning the us open. and meet the man who's spent years collecting old postcards and is now tracing the people they were sent to. coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, the wait is over — the 43rd edition of the ryder cup begins shortly, with europe looking to retain their title in wisconsin. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. senior government ministers are meeting this afternoon to discuss the closure of some petrol stations because of a shortage of delivery drivers. queues are forming this lunchtime at several petrol stations, despite gov

it got under way around lunchtime after a short delay. as i lunchtime after a short delay.auma when salaam was asked to identify himself and give his profession. he gave his name and then said his profession, soldier of islamic state. later in factjust a soldier of islamic state. later in fact just a few soldier of islamic state. later in factjust a few minutes ago there's been a number many outbursts and seems to be appointing himself as a spokesperson for the group. one of the other defendants had been taken off because he wasn't feeling well. salah abelslam got up and said, you would not being treated properly here in the court room is very nice but you don't know it is like back there. i haven't said anything for six years because of the sale treatment because i know when i die i will be reborn and you will face a day of reckoning. directing that at the court at which the president said salah abelslam this is a court of law that ecclesiastical tribunal. it gives you a kind of flavour between the salah abelslam, the key defendant and the court. it's going to be a very lo

also this lunchtime... a dad says he is broken, after his 11—year—old daughter and 13—year—old son were found dead alongside another child and a mum. a murder investigation has begun. the first 12 to 15—year—olds in england and scotland have been given their covid jabs. a volcano erupts on a spanish holiday island in the canaries. cheering. and british talent wins multiple honours at the emmy tv awards last night. and coming up in sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel: there is a losing start for england's netballers in new zealand. the world champions, too strong for the commonwealth champions in christchurch. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the business secretary's been holding crisis talks with energy firms this morning, amid worries of big rises to energy bills in the coming weeks. five smaller energy suppliers have already gone bust, unable to cope with a 70% hike in the cost of wholesale gas since august. it's understood the government is considering offering emergency sta

also this lunchtime: new research suggests up to one in seven children who catch coronavirus may still suffer symptoms months after infection. the game changing anti—cholesterol drug that could save 30,000 lives in a decade and may soon be offered on the nhs. colin pitchfork, who raped and murdered two schoolgirls in the 1980s, has been released from prison. and itv is cleared by the media regulator over pier morgan's comments about the duchess of sussex. and coming up on the bbc news channel: history for david smith in boccia. he repeats his success from rio 2016 to become a double paralympic champion in tokyo. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the taliban have told the bbc that their new government will be announced in the next day or two and that there "may not" be a woman in any of the top posts or in cabinet. meanwhile, the uk is in talks with the taliban to try to secure "safe passage" out of afghanistan for remaining british nationals and eligible refugees. later today, the foreign secretary dominic raab will field questions from mps on the government's handling

. >>> at this lunchtime hour, tracking mostly sunny skies, a little bit haze out there. here is a live look with our sales force tower camera as we look east across the bay. you see that haze as we look at our lunchtime noon hour, looking at temperatures in the 60s, 70s, 80s. concord you are 83 with sunshine, 89 livermore, 70 in san francisco, 76 in san jose, 72 for santa rosa right now. the drought monitor was just released this morning, latest drought information and not a lot has changed. an exceptional drought, the very worst drought category for the entire north bay, east bay, tri valley, parts of san francisco county area, parts of the south bay. in red is an extreme drought, second worst drought category for the peninsula and for the rest of the south bay. the satellite and radar view, that ridge of high pressure building in today and also looking at light offshore winds as well. as we go through our day looking at just some passing clouds and a bit of haze. as we look to tomorrow, pretty much the same with our temperatures above average for this time of year. we

. >>> lunchtime just got a little shorter for a group of kids in windsor.parents might have to rethink the lunch plan. it is reported that the school district will reduce lunchtime from 20 minutes down to just 14 minutes to allow students to have close contact when their masks are off but just under 15 minutes. and they would be required to quarantine for 15 days if they test positive for covid-19. none of the district's 30 covid cases this year are linked to in-person spread. nearly 10% of students have been quarantined because of those close contacts of more than 15 minutes. recent cdc study finds that states with the most unvaccinated children also have the highest rates of kids with severe covid cases. hospitalization rates are nearly four times higher compared to states with the highest vaccination rates for children. emergency room visits in those states are also 3.5 times as high. >>> meteorologist vianey arana in right now. the vianey, how is it shaping up for us today? >> it's going to be a really dry, hot day for the interior valleys which is goin

yeah, we watched a ton of them, especially at lunchtime, me and my friend spent every lunchtime togetherinutes. how much can you do in 60 minutes in four rooms? sorry, this was not the point of the question. i did watch westerns. i also feel like i gave, like, when i was playing with action figures, i would give them american accent, and a lot of your early exposure to american accent i think is probably westerns. >> stephen: did you come up with a cowboy accent? do you have a-- >> no, not happening. not happening. >> stephen: too late, man. too late. howdy, partner. just say-- say howdy partner. >> some day i might want to do a westerner and the director will say can he do an accent. i realized that action figures sounded ridiculous with my accent so you have to make them cooler in american. >> stephen: your girlfriend, erin dark, you guys met on set, and she's in this. it's the first time you've been on set together in 10 years. what's it like to be performing together again? >> it's lovely. it's like we met on set, and to work with her again was kind of flash you back to meeting and t

our top story this lunchtime.t landed on a family's driveway in the cotswolds — now the scorched tarmac is destined for a museum. coming up on the bbc news channel... five premier league clubs will be without the brazilian players they didn't allow to travel for international matches because of covid. players can be banned from appearing for their clubs for five days after the intenrational break. after the desperate scramble to flee afghanistan, thousands of afghan refugees are now adjusting to their new lives in the uk. but while 8,000 afghans were evacuated by the uk military, the question remains of what will happen to those left behind. joya, whose name we have changed, was an afghan special forces commander who worked alongside british forces, and was one of those rescued from kabul a few weeks ago. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale went to meet him. afghan special forces have been fighting the taliban for years — and taking heavy casualties. joya was one of their commanders. hand picked and trained b

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also this lunchtime... police shoot dead a violent extremist who stabbed and injured six people in new zealand. ministers consider raising national insurance to fund social care reform, despite a conservative election promise not to increase taxes. plans to make pet theft a criminal offence in england, following a rise in the number of dogs stolen during the pandemic. and football's world governing body, fifa, investigates last night's events in hungary where england players were racially abused during their 4—0 win. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... paralympicsgb pass the 100 medal mark on day ten in tokyo, as emma wiggs makes history by winning the canoe sprint. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, says he's had constructive discussions with his counterpart in pakistan about securing safe passage from afghanistan for people entitled to settle in the uk. with kabul�*s airport still closed, pakistan is crucial in the mission to help people f

it's lunchtime, i don't want to keep you from getting something to eat.aking to some of those who run this extraordinary place about the challenges of reopening the school even when they have still got covid to consider. the families of victims of the malaysia arlines flight, which was shot down over ukraine in 2014, have been giving testimony for the first time at a murder trial in amsterdam. four suspects are accused of shooting down flight mh17 over rebel—held eastern ukraine, murdering all 298 people on board. all are suspected of being pro—russian separatists and the trial is being held in their absence. ria van der steen lost her father and step mother in the disaster and was the first relative to speak. translation: the first time i had to say goodbye - was on the 17th ofjuly 2014, when i received that horrendous telephone call with the unbelievable message that the aircraft had been shot down. disbelief, panic, chaos, waiting, waiting for more, waiting for longer. but also hope. hope that it wasn't so and hope that there would be a call and that t

also this lunchtime... a third man faces charges over the salisbury poisonings — police say denis sergeev was part of the russian intelligence hit squad that tried to kill sergei skripal and his daughter. borisjohnson meets president biden today — the first time they've had talks at the white house. the boy whose body was dumped in the thames after a ritual killing — twenty years on detectives make a fresh appeal for information. thousands more people flee the volcano that's erupted on the spanish island of la palma. and prince philip the practicaljoker — as revealed by his family in a new documentary he used to get in a lot of trouble from my grandmother for covering most of the places we had luncheon and things with mustard on the ceiling. and coming up in sport... later in the hour, on the bbc news channel, we will look ahead to this evening's internationals, with all the home nations involved in women's world cup qualifiers. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there's a warning today that

let's return to our main story this lunchtime.s been following this at the old bailey. just how great is the pressure on the metropolitan police now, dominic? i pressure on the metropolitan police now. dominic?— now, dominic? i think there are really serious _ now, dominic? i think there are really serious questions - now, dominic? i think there are really serious questions for i now, dominic? i think there are really serious questions for the | really serious questions for the metropolitan police and the commissioner name—macro. thejudge commissioner name—macro. the judge made commissioner name—macro. thejudge made very clear as they had been an investigation what happened in this case was a fundamental undermining of the public�*s trust in the police where an appalling man had abused his position as a police constable to deceive, kidnap, rape and murder his victim. now the independent watchdog is looking into various allegations as to whether or not police carried out effective investigations into three incidents of indecent exp

opening these doors and letting the children come out for lunchtime. the principals said it's not perfect, but we're doing our best. >> we bring students in when the temperature is 32 degrees or below. when it's so hot the air quality is so hot, we bring them in. >> as much as we possibly can. our kids will be outdoors. >> all of the schools do have a plan for outdoor dining. it's not perfect in each place but at least they're giving parents and giving children the option they say long term they don't know what they'll do, for instance, when it gets cold. for right now they want to do it at least until the children can get vaccinated. >> thanks. >>> the pandemic postponed a lot of weddings obviously. now they're making a comeback. this your that number is going to jump to 2.5 on the surge and save the dates, here's cnbc's andrea day. >> here we go again. let's go >> reporter: that's matt tressler, this is his tenth wedding so far. >> i hate to brag, i'm a professional wedding guest. >> hanging out with the groom. >> matt has an avalanche of invooits it

also this lunchtime...y one in three people arriving in england and northern ireland may have broken the rules on travel quarantine at a time when the delta variant was spreading. the nhs starts trials of a revolutionary new blood test that detects more than 50 types of cancer before the patient has any symptoms. the bbc obtains evidence that the taliban are killing civilians in afghanistan. and what's next for emma? british tennis legends offer their advice to the teen queen emma raducanu. and coming up on the bbc news channel... a convincing win over the world number one — russian daniil medvedev with an unusual celebration after beating novak djokovic to become the us open champion. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. an announcement is expected this afternoon recommending that children aged between 12 and 15 be routinely vaccinated for covid—19. the uk's four chief medical officers have now submitted their guidance to the government. it's likely to form part of a wider winter plan for tac

our top story this lunchtime.r the mother of a five—year—old boy who believes noxious gases from a landfill site are shortening her son's life. —— are affecting his health. coming up on the bbc news channel... england's women head into their odi series against new zealand as favourites after victory in the t20s. the first match is under way in bristol as both sides prepare for next year's world cup. the pandemic has a big impact on how millions of people now work in the uk — and new polling suggests a majority of managers and workers believe office staff will never return to the workplace full—time. last year, 37% of workers did some work from home, according to the office for national statistics. in a yougov survey, exclusive to the bbc, 70% of those polled said they believe staff won't be back in the office as much as they were before the pandemic. and more than three quarters of businesses which allow homeworking say they will continue to offer it in some way. while this shift has been welcomed by many — some p

our top story this lunchtime...ous leaders discouraged the reporting of child abuse in order to protect the reputations of their organisations. coming up... england are on top after the first morning of the fourth test test against india. coming up on the bbc news channel — england play their first match since the final of the euros. they are in hungary tonight for a world cup qualifier. england currently top their group. after 18 months of disruption to schools from covid, the education secretary says he expects a greater sense of normality this term, as pupils in england start to return to the classroom. gavin williamson also said he hoped scientific advisers would make a decision very soon about whether to recommend covid vaccinations for 12 to 15—year—olds, and that parents would welcome having the option to give their child a jab. health experts say the decision is finely balanced. sean dilley reports. mum of two karen rees and running a uniform exchange for parents in stalybridge, greater manchester. her child

it is lunchtime here, you can hear the chatter downstairs of everyone having something to eat.rooms being so quiet. many months. joining us is jane wilson, deputy ceo of the northern education trust which runs this academy and 20 others, and two year 11 students, tyler holliday and ella plaice. a big yearfor both of you, how relieved are you to be back in school instead of howling to —— instead of having to do learning online, ella? t instead of having to do learning online, ella?— instead of having to do learning online, ella? i feel it is easier to catch u- online, ella? i feel it is easier to catch up on _ online, ella? i feel it is easier to catch up on work— online, ella? i feel it is easier to catch up on work inside - online, ella? i feel it is easier to catch up on work inside instead l online, ella? i feel it is easier to l catch up on work inside instead of on line _ catch up on work inside instead of on line because it is harder because you dont— on line because it is harder because you don't have a teacher in front of you don't have a teacher in front of you to _ yo

our top story this lunchtime.s with president biden at the white house. and coming up — recycling face masks, the unique effort in cornwall to help cut plastic waste. coming up on the bbc news channel. crunch talks for the premier league this afternoon. a new owners' charity is being discussed, designed to prevent new break away leagues. lava flowing from the volcano that erupted last weekend on the spanish island of la palma has now destroyed about 200 homes. there are fears that when the lava hits the sea, it will create toxic gases and explosions. danjohnson reports from la palma. it's possible the wind direction has changed today because we are starting to see more ash falling in other places. this is la laguna, a villagejust outside the restricted zone. these are the roadblocks where police are keeping people back from the villages that have been evacuated. occasionally a few residents are allowed through to get the last of their belongings. but in the main there are more roadblocks and more roads that are di

also this lunchtime...er rules in wales for getting into nightclubs and big events — a vaccination pass will be needed or a negative test result. stopping violence against women should be as much of a priority as stopping terrorism, according to the police watchdog. life under the taliban — we have a special report on the people selling their possessions just to put food on the table. and emma raducanu back home in bromley and reliving that match all over again. last night i actuallyjust re—watched the final and tried to relive a couple of the moments and remember how it felt. so it is sinking in a little bit more. and coming up on the bbc news channel... new zealand's men's cricket team have abandoned their tour of pakistan following a new zealand government "security alert". good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government is expected to announce big changes today to the coronavirus rules for international travel. initially, the changes will apply to people arriving in england. there's be

a long—predicted cabinet reshuffle is under way this lunchtime. who's in and who's out?owning street says the prime minister wants a "strong and united team" to focus on levelling up the whole country and building back from the pandemic. we'll be live at westminster with the details as they come in. the other main stories: government scientific advisers warn there could be a surge in the number of people needing hospital treatment in england for covid—19. ministers say they are working to avoid that. we don't want to get to a position ever again where there's unsustainable pressure on the nhs, so it's not able to see people in the usual way when it needs to — particularly emergency patients. a record jump in inflation to 3.2% — the highest level in almost a decade — as the price of food and transportation increases. facebook is accused of keeping secret internal research which shows that using instagram can damage the mental health of teenage girls. and to boldly go — four amateur astronauts make history as the first all—civilian crew to blast off into space. and coming

our top story this lunchtime...re early signs of improvement and the worst might soon be over. there are now the first — worst might soon be over. there are now the first very _ worst might soon be over. there are now the first very tentative - now the first very tentative signs of stabilisation of forecourt storage, which will not be reflected in the queues as yet but it is the first time we have seen more petrol in the petrol stations itself. in the sport in the next 15 minutes on the sport in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, just six games into the season the cotton hotspur supporters trust demand answers from the board after a hat—trick of derby defeats. —— the tottenham hotspur supporters trust. across the uk house prices have gone up by 8% in the last year — but in some coastal and rural areas price increases are almost triple that. today the office of national statistics warned that in some areas rising property prices and increasing rents risked pricing locals out of the market. north devon is on

also this lunchtime...of mi5 tells the bbc that the return of the taliban in afghanistan is likely to have emboldened lone wolf terrorists in the uk. we do face a consistent global struggle to defeat extremism and to guard against terrorism. this is a real problem. people across the united states prepare to remember. tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. eight years after her death, the family of a woman receive a public apology from west midlands police for theirfailings in her case. and the fifth and final test between england and india is cancelled with just two hours to go, because of covid. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel, yorkshire apologise to their former player azeem rafiq after a report found that he was the "victim of racial harassment and bullying," during his time at the county. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. after a stunning victory in new york, 18—year—old emma raducanu has become the first british wo

the top story this lunchtime.e boss of one of britain's biggest supermarkets, who says he's expecting christmas as usual despite shortages. coming up in the sport in 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, it's time to reflect full team europe after a humbling record defeat against the usa at whistling straits in the ryder cup. — time to reflect for team europe. germany could face months of coalition talks after a knife edge election result. the centre—left social democrats are claiming a narrow victory and insisting they have a mandate to form a government. but the conservative party of the outgoing chancellor angela merkel are determined to fight on. both rivals are now trying to win over smaller parties to form a government in what is europe's biggest and most powerful economy. jenny hill reports from berlin. the morning after the night before and germany still has no idea who will be its next chancellor. this man, it seems, has won the election but social democrat 0laf scholz will have to form a coalition governme

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we are heading toward the low 70s by lunchtime and sunshine today.f the microclimates coming up. >>> there's a graduate build coming out of the oakland, mike? >> yeah, over here it's been an hour since they turned on the metering lights and now finally we are seeing all the lanes -- look at that, even these lanes closest to the hov, they are still not full. this is a gradual lighter build right now. i think things will kick in in about an hour, and that's the pattern from the bay bridge toll plaza. and the biggest build on many of the bridges is between 6:00 and 7:00, and 7:00 peaking over here many days at the san mateo bridge as well. westbound is your commute push. that's what we see over here. highway 4 has had a tough drive this morning, and it's what you would expect for this slow drive. the rest of the bay looking great and green. san jose, a tiny bit of slowing. back to you. >>> 6:38. coming up next, the debate over what may soon be the state's largest ban heating up later today in the south bay. the one group the ban will benefit the most an

temperature wise, 10:00 a.m., by lunchtime we are warming up. our hottest spots well into the 90's, but cooler weather moving in on thursday, guys. kumasi: the countdown begins to the california recall. polls open at 7:00 a.m. on tuesday, meaning we are six days away. former san diego mayor kevin falconer and others are expected to rally support in the bay area. gavin newsom will also have some help from vice-president kamala harris. amy: the democratic calvary is on the way the help the governor. you can tell someone important is coming here, they have the barricades up at the training the silly the in san leandro -- training facility in san leandro. she will ask voters to vote n vn and support newsome. she was going to campaign last month, but have -- had to cancel that after the death of 13 american met service members in afghanistan. the appearances are being downplayed by newsom's opponents, but newsom himself thinks they are important. >> i think it's a big deal to have the vice president of the happens to be from the bay area, who happens

nice warm-up at lunchtime.e, we're in the upper 60s in the south bay and only headed towards 74 this afternoon. 76 will be the high in livermore. we'll see 79 in antioch. in san francisco, reaching 74. we will be warming up and we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> let's take a look and we don't usually see this look from san francisco, but here's a great view of the upper deck getting into san francisco westbound. when i saw the flashing lights from an earlier disabled vehicle, but it may be off the span and that's a nice shot. here's an easy drive where the camera was. the incline shows a little slowing so here's the build here. that's not what is causing this slowdown here. i was concerned we saw slowing in concord. there's a disabled vehicle being moved from the lanes now in concord, and so that could slow you down because of potentially a traffic break. that's what i think happened in the last couple of minutes. there's an overnight crew on 680

also this lunchtime... migrant boats crossing the channel could be turned back at sea — but the french authorities say that would be dangerous and illegal. a report finds �*signifcant failures�* in the care of three adults with learning difficulties who died at a private hospital near norwich. it makes me feel very angry because i think that if they'd done what they should have done, if they'd have cared forjoanna as they should have done, she might have been alive today. the government could make it compulsory for all front line nhs staff in england to be vaccinated against covid—19. and plans in scotland that would mean you'd need a vaccine passport to get into nightclubs, major sporting events, concerts and festivals. and emma raducanu's record breaking run at the us open goes on — the first british woman in almost a0 years to make it to the semi—finals. and coming up on the bbc news channel... england name a preliminary squad for the t20 world cup — but there's no ben stokes, as he continues his breakfr

in fact 70's and 80's at your lunchtime hour as we look to the sales force tower camera looking east across the bay. concord in at 85 right now. oakland 77. 88 for livermore. 79 for san francisco, 83 for san jose and santa rose a. the temperatures are only going to climb as we head through the rest of the afternoon. today the hottest day of the week. if you stepped outside, sure you felt that difference. we are looking at the last full day of summer and feels like it spare the area alert in effect. we have more ozone pollution and some wildfire smoke pushing in to the region today. for tomorrow, looking at cooler temperatures, that on shore. thursday and friday is and we could have a high fire danger by the end of the workweek. that strong ridge of high pressure right over us. that's the reason why we are going to continue to heat up this afternoon. we have a spare the area alert in effect. now let's show you the future cast and you see -- you can see the southerly winds pushing that haze in to the region. for tomorrow with that ocean breeze and the westerly winds helping to clear ou

. >> you can see the hazy skies with the trivalley dublin camera at this lunchtime hour.here is the view looking at the santa clarita valley. lose skies, but you can still see the haze out there as well. we're looking at moderate air quality for most of us, but good air quality around the bay. we have a spare the air alert in effect for today and tomorrow. we have that ridge of high pressure and sinking air trapping the pollutants at the surface. ozone pollution as well as smog and haze from wildfires burning to the north. daytime highs well above average, upper 90s to triple digit heat inland. this afternoon one of the hottest days of the week. temperatures in the 70s around the bay. >>> hot wheels on display in the east bay. piedmont police hosted the third annual coffee, cars and cops car show. classic and new cars on display for the community to check out. the chief of police as it is a great way for officers to connect with people in the area. everyone seem happy to [ dramatic music ] >> finn: yeah, she's unconscious, but she's breathing. her pulse is normal. okay, p

by lunchtime, the wins will back off and we will see in offshore component that means our fire threatis over. take a look at the fire danger index. high-very high fire danger in the hills. peeking around 9:00-10:00. those wins will back off and our fire danger lessons into the evening as that warning expires. tomorrow, it is a warm-hot day for many of us because of those wins, we will hit 81 in oakland. san jose will be 75. 90 in santa rosa. warmer in the north bay. looking at air quality, it is trending at her and better for tomorrow. we will have a little bit of hayes but the air quality, despite it being warm-hot should stay good for many of us. high fire danger in the mornings, especially in napa county. that warning ends at 5 p.m.. that is the hottest day of the week despite having wins weekend. autumn warmth hangs on through friday. saturday and sunday looking much better. dion: what is going on? casey: crazy busy sunday in many sports. 49ers were in the east coast but they got a little boost from casey: the last time the 49ers started 2-0, made the super bowl. that was back in

70s to 80 with that superior, warmer compared to yesterday and light conditions with winds at this lunchtime hour. here is what you can expect as we head through the work week and into our weekend. we will warm things up as we look to the next several days as high pressure builds in. san francisco, oakland, san jose, 70s around the bay for our weekend and mid 80s for weekend for the south bay. inland east bay, heating up more, hot conditions monday and then cooler as we look to the middle part of next week. mid 60s at the coast. back to you. >>> this will make a lot of you very happy. mcrib is making a come back in november and it is only for a limited time unfortunately. >> this is the 40th anniversary of the sandwich. when it debuted it wasn't received well but bounced back and has a loyal fan following. are you fans? >> yeah. >> i never had one. >> i love it. look forward to it. >> meat >> brooke: this is unbelievable! the two of you continuing to betray eric! >> quinn: we're not betraying eric. i'm sorry, didn't justin tell you? >> ridge: tell us what? it's pretty obvious what's going on

temperatures are warming to the 70s and 80s at this lunchtime area, 2 to 11 degrees warmer compared to yesterday at this time. let's take you through the next couple days, futurecast smoke. we are looking at good air quality today. as we head to tomorrow with the change in wind direction and more of the southerly winds aloft bringing more wildfire smoke from fires burning from the southeast into the bay area so that is why a spare the air alert is in effect tomorrow. we are looking at unhealthy air for sensitive groups and moderate air quality for the rest of the region. we have red flag warning until 8:00 tonight because of offshore winds and low relative humidity values and of course hot temperatures inland. as we take you hour by hour futurecast wind gusts, we saw the strongest winds this morning. winds will ease through our afternoon and this evening but really watching relative humidity values drop through our afternoon. very dry air in place and it does look dry as we look to your tuesday as well. tomorrow's highs will be even hotter than today. sun set at 7:09 and sunrise at 6:5

temperatures are warming up to the 60s and the 70s at this lunchtime hour. 71 for you in concord. 62 in oakland. 74 in livermore. san francisco, 61. 72, san jose. 62, santa rosa. hazy sunshine for today. we have that air quality advisory in effect today. now, extended through monday for labor day. near normal daytime highs today. but, we are going to warm it up as we look ahead to tomorrow and the hottest days of our extended forecast. for our weekend, sunday and for labor day. so, today, really the transition date for us. we are looking at temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. but right around where we should be for this time of year. as we looked to our weekend, with that ridge of high pressure building in, inland heat will be on the rise until we look to temperatures soaring well above average for our labor day weekend. moderate air quality for today. we have the haze. it is aloft in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that will likely continue as we go through the next several days. we have the haze today. we have the haze tomorrow. and our longer range weather model is show

temperatures around the baby near 70 degrees by lunchtime.round the bay. further inland, well into the 80s if not up into the low 90s for the hottest spots as you go further inland in the east bay and even along the coast, temperatures will reach into the mid and upper 60s. >>> not much change to the temperatures friday, saturday, even into early next week. into early october but tuesday and wednesday. with the return of more cloud cover, fog along the coast especially by tuesday and wednesday. some forecast models or even hinting at the next chance for rain showers to head our way by the end of next week, that will be thursday and friday. that is a long way down the line in the extended forecast. be ready for some hot temperatures into the next few days. >> paul, thanks. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up. >> norah o'donnell has the preview. >> hi, it's a busy news day. tonight after kpix 5 nears at 6:00, the price of child care in america. how caring for your children could exceed the cost of college tuition in some cases. the cbs evenin

let's the mperuresge t at this lunchtime hour. we are looking at 80 degrees in concord, 64 oakland, livermore in at 86 degrees. low 60's in san francisco. 79 san jose and 77 for santa rosa. actually little bit warmer compared to yesterday at this time. we have that ridge of high pressure in control. that's why we are continuing to chges as reok ahead the end of the week. back down to below average for this time of year starting on thursday through the end of the week with that stronger on shore flow and ocean breeze. future cast near surface smoke and little bit of haze in spots for today and looks maybe a little better for your wednesday and looking at good to moderate air quality. as we fast forward and look to the weekend, weather system that we are tracking could bring showers to the bay area. now better chance to see that rain will be the pacific northwest and far northern california picking up one to three inches of rain. this is one weather model that shows anywhere from a few a ten if are lucky enough to get that. other we

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this afternoon at your lunchtime hour. our temperatures are in the 60's in san francisco. low 70's in oakland. we are looking at upper 7o's in santa rosa right now. 80 in san jose. mid08's for concord and livermore. a big difference compared to yesterday at this time. we are looking as much as 14 degrees cooler. that 24 hour temperature change in napa. 13 degrees cooler at half moon bay. for heyward and santa rosa nine degrees cool at this hour compared to yesterday at this time. looking at good to moderate air quality just a little bit of haze out there inland. that is really aloft in the upper levels. not impacting our air quality at the surface for the ground level. the air that we breathe. we are looking at temperatures from the 80's inland today compared to the 90's that we had yesterday. low to mid-70s around the bay and mid-60s's at the coast. we will warm it up thursday and for friday. then cooling back down as we look ahead to the weekend and early next week. >> thank you. >>> education and some awes this after. we are in the middle of sea otter awareness week whi

northbay, by lunchtime starting to notice hazy skies. heavy smoke is still over tahoe.otice by thursday, more of the bay area will begin to notice the air-quality beginning to decline. right now, it is pretty good for ocu and the green. we do have some moderate air quality. the camera is looking at san francisco. a few clouds out there. not a lot of this hour. here's a look at the air-quality forecast. good tomorrow, thursday and friday some sections will be moderate as we see the winds shifting. disability is good, low clouds and fog. even cooler and hazy or tomorrow afternoon and evening. we are looking at it heating up for labor day weekend. temperatures now or anywhere in the 50's and 70's. out the door tomorrow, you may want to grab a light jacket. some drizzle tomorrow morning. later in the afternoon, we will hang onto the clouds, most areas away from the coast will actually be seeing the sun. temperatures in the morning will be in the 40's, 50's for most of you. some spotty drizzle out there. watch upper slippery roads tomorrow afternoon. it will be hazy in the n

northbay, by lunchtime starting to notice hazy skies. heavy smoke is still over tahoe.otice by thursday, more of the bay area will begin to notice the air-quality beginning to decline. right now, it is pretty good for ocu and the green. we do have some moderate air quality. the camera is looking at san francisco. a few clouds out there. not a lot of this hour. here's a look at the air-quality forecast. good tomorrow, thursday and friday some sections will be moderate as we see the winds shifting. disability is good, low clouds and fog. even cooler and hazy or tomorrow afternoon and evening. we are looking at it heating up for labor day weekend. temperatures now or anywhere in the 50's and 70's. out the door tomorrow, you may want to grab a light jacket. some drizzle tomorrow morning. later in the afternoon, we will hang onto the clouds, most areas away from the coast will actually be seeing the sun. temperatures in the morning will be in the 40's, 50's for most of you. some spotty drizzle out there. watch upper slippery roads tomorrow afternoon. it will be hazy in the n

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temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s to about 70 degrees at this lunchtime hour. so one more day of cool below average daytime highs and then we're going to track some changes as we look ahead to the weekend. this strong ridge of high pressure builds in. we're going to heat things up especially inland as we look to our labor day weekend. so moderate air quality even though we have that haze and that air quality advisory in effect today and tomorrow. still looking at moderate so okay at the surface, for the air that we breathe for today. and even for tomorrow as well. so we're catching that haze from wildfires burning to our north. some of that smoke pushing into the pacific and that sea breeze pushing that haze into our region and that's why we're still looking at a bit of haze for your friday. and another weather model and this one paints a better picture for air quality as we head through the next several days. so even through the weekend, it doesn't look too bad. as well as for your sunday and into labor day. so really think just a bit of haze, but not too bad

. >> one of the times we tried to call her was around lunchtime. and she had left for lunch. >> yeah. >> and then we waited and called after lunch, and she still wasn't back to work yet. >> at 40, kathy heckel had spent half her life working at the local paper plant in lock haven, pennsylvania. >> i can't remember who i was speaking to at the office. but you could hear in their voice that there was some concern there that she hadn't come back yet. >> and you picked that up. >> yeah. it was not typical for her to not come back and not tell anybody. >> with their dad out of town, they kept trying to reach their mom. nothing. at about 6:30 that evening, alicia called her grandparents, clarence and margaret dolan. >> i answered the phone. it was alicia. she said, "gram, can you get us some milk?” and i said, "what -- what do you mean, can i get you some milk?" she says, "well, mom didn't come home yet," and she says, "we don't have any milk. and i said, "alicia, i will be right there." >> and you're thinking what? >> i didn't know what to think. but as

at this lunchtime hour mostly sunny skies out there but a pretty view of. we are in the 60's and 70's. 73 concord, oakland the mid- 60s's. sarosa in the low 70's and we are watching relative humidity values continue to drop looking at just 19% in fairfield, very dry air with the off shore winds. that's why a red flag warning will be in effect from 11 tonight to 11:00 a.m. tomorrow for the north bay mountains. seeing the gustiest off shore winds with this off shore wind event. ten to 15% for this relative humidity. as we go through the week we are going to warm it up. especially by friday and into the weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> world record holders hone their skills, others can blame good genetics this is lieu and she is making in to the book of world records for having the longest ears in a living dog. you probably figured it out. >> yeah. that's right. her ears measure a hopping 1 point -- 13.38 inches. that's longer than the average american shoe size. look at that. >> wow. >> what a cutie. >> little up do with the ears. >> look at that. wow.