fascinating conversation that was rich mchugh reporting for us tonight. >> all right. from the top of mount temple, pius where the fog is making its way over the marin headlands there. yeah, that's a beautiful shot. a lawrence is back. once you've keeping an eye on air quality, how does it look? yeah, looking good out there. you've got that on shore breeze blowing again. and we've really been fortunate so far. the better part of some are more of a westerly component, the winds. so even if we had some fires around the state, not seeing much of that smoke roll back into the bay area. so outside tonight, the fog is thickening up again. moving back on shore. you can see pushing in the bay right now as you look from the east bay hills and filling in and of course, toward the golden gate bridge racing through there right now. and the good news is most spots looking good. we've got mostly green out there except for eastern slama county. do have one area in yellow. well out there in the distance. but otherwise we're looking at some very good air quality likely to stay that way

it's their first lawn bowls gold since mchugh won the fours 2a years ago.ure. to get another gold metal, but full credit to the boys, i couldn't ask for a better rink, and i am overwhelmed. over at the alexander stadium, a big day and night ahead of athletics. scotland's world champion jake wightman had to settle for a bronze medal in the final of the men's 1500 metres. wightman, who took that incredible gold at the world championships in eugene last month, made his move with 200m to go but couldn't hold on to the lead. it was as australia's 0liver hoare who charged through in the final few metres to snatch gold ahead of kenya's tim cheruiyot. wightman said afterwards he was relieved to win bronze in the end, and he knew it would be tough to put in another gold medal winning performance so soon after the world championships. england's hopes of winning the first ever commonwealth t20 title are over, after they lost their semi final to india by four runs. 0pener smriti mandhana hit 61 off 32 balls, including three sixes, and jemimah rodrigues made an unbeaten

but the blame really resides here with the government. >> i was rich mchugh reporting for us. turn things over to the forecast as we are taking a live look outside this time at the san francisco embarcadero. and we're talking about the weekend. of course, we are seeing some beautiful temperatures out there. so if you want to make some outdoor plans, i would say for sure do so. so we're just going to get that there and get straight to. >> kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan with us with the details and your 7 day forecast. yeah, i'm happy to take it. we are going to have pretty nice weekend on tap. and for those of you who've been kind of >> lingering in the heat languishing in the heat, we're going to see things get better free on sundays. that some good news. also, if you take a look behind me here, you can see california looking pretty good. stormy weather is kind of moved off to the east, at least for the moment. so that's kind of nice as well. and we did have some fog this morning. certainly the marine layer, it's hanging out there at the coast and it's been hanging out the g

we have rich mchugh with more.n the planet with an estimated 89 million users in this country alone stories wanted show this weekend and i thought this guy was kind of hitting on me. but the app and its popularity comes at the expense of users. privacy rights, according to plaintiffs in the class action lawsuit against tik tok and byte dance. the china-based company that created the app made it through the mental illness. the suit argues that the company uses the app to surreptitiously harvest in profit from collecting the private information of users in violation of numerous federal and state privacy laws. we've got this lawsuit to protect users of tiktok is tiktok was collecting their our biometric information which is things like your eye color, things like what your face books like your race or ethnicity. and they were using that information and selling it to other companies like google like facebook in order to target you with ads and they weren't disclosing that to their users in the settlement made final tik

you are using tiktok, you are in effect consenting to the use of your information. >> that was rich mchughoducts to consumers. california's attorney general announced a settlement saying the company violated the consumer privacy act. so for is accused of failing to tell customers that it was selling their personal information. the company will now pay 1.2 million dollars in penalties and tell customers basically what's going on, giving them the option to opt out of a sale of information, including with things that they've purchased online. so for is one of more than 100 online retailers spot. check for compliance with the privacy act in an enforcement sweep. the attorney general says the 4 did not make the compliance changes that needed to happen before they were caught or a consumer. >> has a one step process to opt out of copying their data souls. but that is complied with that. that is honored. it's not gestion. it's not request. it is the law and it must be complied with and when it's not, play it out. he lied in a fight and we will hold companies accountable. thank you. >> so for a sp

and it was fitting that flag—bearer martin mchugh delivered the winning bowl in the men's fours to beatold medal. gemma frizelle with a surprise first place in the hoop event. it's the opening weekend of the premier league. so if you don't want to know what's happened today you know what to do. last year's runners up, liverpool, were held to a 2—2 draw by newly promoted fulham. alexander mitrovic, who scored 43 goals last season, got another two at craven cottage. elsewhere, wins for bournemouth and leeds united. newcastle beat newly promoted nottingham forest 2-0. the biggest win of the day was at tottenham, as they put four past southampton, and in the late kick—off chelsea beat frank lampard's everton1—0. it's the second weekend of the scottish premiership. aberdeen beat st mirren 4—1, stjohnstone were victorious at motherwell, rangers beat newly promoted kilmarnock 2—0 and celtic were 3—1 winners at ross county. and that's the sport from me in birmingham. clive. thank you, tend dobel. hello. this is bbc news with chris rodgers. more now on the news that the 12—year—old boy, archie b

rich mchugh talked with some experts about how universities are able to charge so much.r most americans paying for college will be one of the biggest, if not the biggest expense they face in their lifetime. >> averaging on the low end $10,740 per year for public in-state tuition. 2 $38,070 for private college tuition. but those are averages. many are nearly double that amount. the university of chicago ranking highest at 79,000, $356 per year. that's 317,000, $424 over 4 years, according to data from the college board, the cost of going to college has skyrocketed rising at 5 times, the rate of inflation over the last 50 years. the question >> is why we've been selling college as part of the american dream. beth akers, author of making college pay and some people are willing to pay any price. that's a huge drive up and demand for higher education that allows colleges and universities to continue to raise the price year after year after year, the cost of college has gone up as we have as a country decided to subsidize higher education. naomi schaefer riley is the author of

mchugh, trees, algebra, porter, good nigeria, rocky politician. tendrils. heather is reportedly told his support has to withdraw from the rocks parliament and continue that protest outside. thousands of them. stone, the complex and fact that on saturday, i have been occupying it ever since protesting against some of the country's leaders said there had called on owner rockies to join what he considered as a revolution. but opponents has said the parliament takeover is a crew and counter protest will also held in the city. the on restful is months of political deadlock which has prevented the formation of a new government dosage of bar has been speaking to some of the people inside parliament, confusion and chaos. as these demonstrators have been told, they have another 72 hours for evacuation. this building, but many of whom we spoke to say they're not going anywhere with the statement was issued by the aides. and we'll cover all southern who said, although the demonstrations to continue, they should leave this building. that's most of the people we've spok

why was cited mchugh left? conclude with you? what do you see for the future of this country? posts and saws? brutus, i think understanding that we form as use a critical mass that can really move the needle forward, is something that we need to take very seriously. i mean, we form like 60 percent of that area. the best we could do is get up pvcs and you know, again, referencing what g g said about the difficulty and seeing change. there's a direct relationship between how much change you want to see and how much effort and work you're willing to put in. the more work you put in a better change, you will see. all right, well, that's a fantastic place to wrap up this debate. the sun is going down. it's so beautiful here and actually feel really good in my heart, which so rarely happens at the end of debates. but that's because the young people here i asked our protest, threatening to governments perhaps. but what i've heard today resoundingly is that they use the logo tire. thank you for watching the by feed it and all you participants. that was a very informative discussion. w

she took photos with russian politicians with her, his fall from an accident to come to live on on. mchugh, blocked out. i have several photos from my time as the head of the foreign ministry, from meetings with the pope and european politicians. but i deliberately took these photos with me back to france, frankly, as negotiations with foreign minister, sergei oliver of negotiations with vladimir putin. i met with him 34 times during negotiations. all these are interesting memories for me, because i got the impression that when talking to european politicians, you actually communicate with some teenagers, always somewhat agitated, filled with youthful superiority. if you want to deal with serious people, then you need to go to moscow. beijing, islam abad. or new delhi karen nicely sympathies for russia not limited to the political sphere. it's all learning russian for an online courses become a wonderful way for nicely to escape from everyday problems in particularly difficult times, whether here or in france, learning other languages, their grammar structures and so on has always been a l

self-esteem think about self-esteem -- mchugh tends to look you have a self-satisfaction. you tend ton yo look to others r that. own work as a human being created by god. it's really quite ex- personally and not others. it is interesting. as such an important conversation when i had not heard before is a difference between self-esteem and self-worth. i know that you did not want people not religious to close the book and say lost they don't start with that sort of religion. i thought it was interesting but i do think somebody can start. i was thinking to myself i have a lot of friends who are conservative and are worried about raising the doors for strong people regardless of political beliefs. i didn't doubt the concept ofli self-worth that comes from within is not contingent on other people's abuse incredibly powerful building block. excited bye spirits even if you are not about yourself, church, synagogue, tapered to religious gatherings. suck it up she can learn. she canth decide. there's lots of parents get busy, they just do not have time for the services they don't

martin mchugh, northern ireland's joint flagbearer with the winning bowl in the men's fours to beat indiaweren't even born when these guys were winning the gold medal at the commonwealth games in kuala lumpur. not sure they'll appreciate that on tv, but yeah. unbelievable. speechless. these pair here are legends of the game and it's a pleasure to be a part with two legends and my best mate. in the men's lawn bowls singles, it was bronze for scotland's iain mclean and silver for northern ireland's gary kelly. but it was australian aaron wilson who won the event and with it came arguably the celebration of the games. matt gravelling, bbc news. away from the games, we're in the middle of the first weekend of the new premier league season. liverpool had to come from behind twice to earn a point at newly—promoted fulham, aleksandar mitrovic with both the home side's goals. darwin nunez came off the bench to score liverpool's first and set up mohamed salah for their second. they never felt the game properly. maybe directly after they equalised, looked like we found a little bit where we want to

if you are traveling along one, 0, one southbound north of mchugh road in san jose.gs are slowing down just a bit along one o one in san jose. the richmond sandra fell bridge in. i'm in, right. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes on this thursday morning. it's 6.24 and small business owners in san francisco's castro are demanding action from city leaders. >> they want mental health issues and substance abuse and vandalism. all these problems addressed merchants say that this is crippling their business and they may not be able to keep the doors open much longer before stealing his sacking has more. >> san francisco castro merchants are threatening to potentially withhold money from the city if their demands to provide help to the neighborhood aren't many business owners stop paying taxes and start that these for licenses because the city is not providing the services that are supposed to be guaranteed based on what we're paying to the city. dave character with the castro merchants association says businesses in their neighborhood are

away from the athletics, veteran northern ireland bowlers martin mchugh and ian mcclure rolled back thedefended your three metres synchro title, it sounds incredible, looking at those numbers, how would you sum up your games? numbers, how would you sum up your tames? :, :, :, :, games? having nine commonwealth medals, games? having nine commonwealth medals. seven _ games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold _ games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold won _ games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold won bronze i games? having nine commonwealth medals, seven gold won bronze and | medals, seven gold won bronze and one silver, it's a huge achievement for me. it's been a really interesting games, and it has been a route really amazing to have such a massive home crowd as well, it is really help the athletes, and last night was just extraordinary. we had three englishmen on the podium, i was so lucky to be one of them, diving is amazing, it was a great competition, and team gb, team england, team scotland, team wales, to northern ireland, all of us are doing extraordi