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in concord maybe some light, long sleeves will keep you comfortable as we are going to see our temperatures here m the upper 60s throughout the rest of the afternoon. we are going to see the sun mixing with the clouds so we are also going to have another nice sunset once again. our temperatures today in east san jose headed toward 69 degrees. also 69 in morgan hill. remember earlier this week in the low 90s in the south county and as we take a look at the seven day forecast at the bottom of the screen no changes here. we're still in with the mild weather even into the weekend. so near the coast we're in the upper 50s today in half moon bay. redwood city reaching up to 67 degrees. san francisco will be in the lower 60s again today and the outer sunset reaching 58 degrees. our north bay highs up to 68 in napa and 70 today in clear lake. as we go through this forecast for brentwood, we are going to see our temperatures remaining cool for the next few days. it will warm up just a bit for the weekend but still i think we can leave the air conditioning off with our highs reaching up to about 80 degrees.

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you can see that at 1130 g m t, which is after our next news bulletin. still on this needs belinda sports news and there was a new name on this tennis tracy santa will reveal one moment. oh mm mm pool. ah ah, number, look at your sport, what's on it? thank you very much. come our spanish tennis plan, paula. but tulsa has won the biggest title of her career, but also beating victoria as that inca and indian wells a final. it was also an unexpected, a winner in the men's event. as andy, which it's and reports, it's referred to as the 5th major. the players and this indian wells final between palate, oser and victoria, as a rancor produced a match worthy of the occasion for belinda. this was the biggest match of her career and she climbed the 1st set ah, well number one as a rank who was aiming to win this title for a 3rd time. the most of any player and the bell russian hit back to level to match the decider pushed the march time over 3 hours the years longest. singles final. but osa edged it in its high break cap a career best week. i think in a bully wit