>> kuldeep patel: yes, in 1844. >> kuldeep patel: yeah, i don't know if you knew, but cricket is secondy's crotch though. i think that's sort of awesome. >> anthony: i'm not even going to try and explain the sport of cricket to you. there's a ball and there's bats, and i think you run to, like, base. go out to sardar patel stadium in houston's richmond neighborhood and ask league president of the houston indian cricket club -- he knows. he was once a big cricket star himself. >> kuldeep patel: let's go. let's go! >> anthony: who's winning? >> kuldeep patel: the first team scored 120 runs. they're chasing right now. >> anthony: i see, so you can't really say cause they haven't had an opportunity yet. >> kuldeep patel: exactly right. >> anthony: see, this is why it didn't happen in america. we need, we like winners in america. we like to know whose winning at all times. >> kuldeep patel: but this is a very high energetic game. baseball, when we watch baseball, it's kind of slow to us when we -- >> anthony: well, even to us it is. >> kuldeep patel: right? it's a slower game. >> anthony: it

patel, the more information the better? the better, so we can be specific and target our therapies to decrease the toxicities and to ime efficacy of what we're doing. we have a long way to go. >> yeah. there's a lot of information, but there are a lot of resources represented here between lls and you mentioned talking to the doctor. some people are afraid to get involved in clinical trials, but they can really be life saving. >> they can be. >> ground breaking. >> yes, and clinical trials aren't for everyone. there are different phases, phase one, two, three and four so we have to be educated about it. >> dr. dipti patel-donnelly and brianna moreno and kelvin yates. thank you for being with us. kelvin, all of the best to you. >> thank you. >> so glad you are doing so well and you're doing such good work. all right. we know that until all cure rates are 100% there's still a lot of work to be done, and they're all helping to do it and you should, too. thank you for being with us. that is news 4 your sunday. you can watch this

patel as well. these are hard—core brexiteers.et because you have people also like philip hammond who is definitely not ina hard philip hammond who is definitely not in a hard brexit camp. you wonder how sustainable it is locked. but michael gove and patel are not part of the. how much sway can they have? bring out the violins and we talk about it. this is the silliness of this pantomime that is going on. she should sack the lot of them. she she has the power to do it. she should get rid of these people because this is going... something is going to happen. it harms the reputation of the country and it looks horrible.|j offered to present this bulletin from florence on friday, but they did not take me up on the offer. did you come in on a ryanair? no, no, thank goodness. chancellor said to slash tuition fees. 0utraged university said on a cash mountain. this has been on the boilfor a while. jeremy corbyn made a lot of this before the election. jeremy corbyn launched this. this is a tory steel. they are going to try and make this w

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let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this heat wave did not dis-crim nalt. everyone was dealing with the hot weather. san francisco today hottest ever since record keeping began, 106 degrees. shattering the previous record of 103 in 2000. sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat warning for san francisco and the coast until 9:00 tell tomorrow night. bay shore and inland until 9:00 p.m. monday that excessive heat warning. so this dangerous heat wave is far from done. i will let you know how long it is going to last and where you mig

but for now, for sandhya patel, larry beil, all of us, i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. - [host] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in reno, nevada, the other in coventry, england. in our first case, a widow finds love again

meteorologist sandhya patel w you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. >>> san francisco police have captured a man they believe targeted asian women in a series of assaults. 19-year-old augustine garcia faces hate crime and attempted kidnapping charges. investigators suspect garcia attacked several of his victims after they got off muni buses along san bruno avenue. police think he there may be other victims who haven't reported being attacked. tomorrow u.s. special services are expected to search the russian consulate in san francisco two days after the state department ordered it to be closed. it is the latest diplomatic move between the u.s. and russia. sky 7 was above the consulate where smoke poured from the chimney as you see there. it appeared later this evening. the smoke is hard to see against the night sky but it is there in this viewer photo. neighbors be

sandhya patel is back. >> yeah, dan. fat is just onerricane.gh but with hurricane maria and the earthquake in mexico city so much tragedy i wanted to show you from our east bay hills camera. just one stunning sunset. as you take a look. 7:11 the sun went down and it was just absolutely beautiful outside. hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy the weather. today's temperatures were in the 60s to the low 80s. numbers are going to fall a few more degrees as we head toward tomorrow. i do want to show you the temperature trend for concord, and you will see where those numbers are going. so going down the next couple days mid 70s wednesday and thursday. coming uri ay as fall begins. and then notice those temperatures just climb early n. we're going to go from about 75 degrees tomorrow afternoon to almost 20 degrees warmer by tuesday of next week. so yes, as the seasons change we're going to see some changes in our weather as well. live lookight now from our sutro tower cam, san francisco is spatogh ie hnng clirkar but that

i'm alpa patel in london. also in the programme.e'll be putting memory master ya njaa wintersoul‘s powers of recollection to the test. and a daring bid forfreedom from the backseat of a police car. how this alleged shoplifter made her great escape. live from our studios in singapore and london, you're watching bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7pm in the eastern caribbean, where several islands are reeling from the effects of one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record. hurricane irma, a force five storm system, brings with it gusts of up to 320 kilometres per hour, that's 200 miles per hour. the hurricane has already battered several of the leeward islands. the prime minister of antigua and barbyuda, said 90% of buildings on barbyuda have been demolished after the centre of irma smashed into the island. at least two people have died on saint martin and neighbouring french territory of st barts. the eye of the hurricane has passed over the british virgin islands, presid

the sunday telegraph claims that cabinet ministers, michael gove and priti patel have thrown their weightign secretary's vision for brexit sunday times the sunday times says the chancellor is considering slashing the annual tuition fee universities can charge to £7,500, saving every student at least £5,000 on the cost of a degree. the sunday express leads on the mews that armed police raided a foster home that cared for middle eastern refugees yesterday, hours after arresting a teenager in connection with the parsons green bombing. that is the story we will begin with. police search surrey has as teenager held over tube bomb. this arrest in dover is magnificent, says amber road. it has been a fast—moving story, so many leads in so fast—moving story, so many leads in so many different directions, kevin? it is incredible, this person, whoever it was managed to do what he did and get away, given how much cctv there is on the tube. i guess thatis cctv there is on the tube. i guess that is how the police have managed to identify him. but yes, a very fast pace investigation. i was down at parso

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let's begin with "abc 7 news" meteorologist sandhya patel. >> this heat wave did not dis-crim nalt. everyone was dealing with the hot weather. san francisco today hottest ever since record keeping began, 106 degrees. shattering the previous record of 103 in 2000. sfo was an all after time record at 104. moffett field tying at 106. we had record ties for the entire month of september, not just today. san jose 108 degrees, oakland airport, 101. 107 kent field and 110 in santa rosa. one other page of records to tell you about. these are daily records. san rafael 109 degrees. richmond 102. 107 in gilroy. santa cruz 105. 111 in hillsborough. in case you wonder how hot it was in other parts of the bay area, hot enough to make you wonder about this blistering heat wave. clover dale 110. a comfortable 107 in half moon bay. excessive heat warning for san francisco and the coast until 9:00 tell tomorrow night. bay shore and inland until 9:00 p.m. monday that excessive heat warning. so this dangerous heat wave is far from done. i will let you know how long it is going to last and where you mig

meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking maria right now. >> churning its way to the dominican republic. satellite and radar, regained major hurricane strength. category 3 with 115-mile-an-hour winds. waves approaching dominican republic, 24 to 34 feet. category 3 and going to brush the dominican republic by tomorrow evening heading to turks and caicos and continuing on, north northeastern turn away from the u.s. as it weakens. puerto rico is drenched by torrential rains. in the bay area, quieter scene but interesting weather of our own. back with the weekend look. >>> police in alameda are looking for peeping tom. looking into homes 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., spotted several different times on two blocks of santa clara avenue. anybody with information please call alameda police. >>> berkeley unified school district is alerting community about a man who tried to lure a middle schooler into his vans. shattuck and durant avenues. spoke to her family. >> a car had drove by slowly. >> reporter: 12-year-old tima m was waiting when had encounter. >> jesturing to could to his car, blowing air ki

sandhya patel. >> i do want to show you time lapse. this is a spectacular time lapse. sun set from the east bay hills camera. not much in way of cloud cover. wisp here and there, stunning sunset. reason we didn't see much cloud cover tonight is wind. breezy in parts of the bay area. sfo gusting to 21. half moon bay, 23 miles an hour. when you look at wind trend, expecting winds to come down, especially heading to tomorrow afternoon. be lighter, allow the temperatures to rise. pick back up again. not as windy as this afternoon. live picture from east bay hills camera, visibility is fantastic, no fog, tracking clouds with live doppler 7. patchy along the san mateo coast. no rain on the screen but dew points. this is why you're feeling better. it's not humid or muggy like it was the last couple of days. notice more in the comfort zone for bay area and continue that into the weekend. temperatures in 50s and 60s. now what's ahead beyond summer. about a week away from fall. begins a week from tomorrow. a la nina watch issued. 55% to 60% chance that it will form this fall and

. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. shift in the wind is going to bring a big change in our weather. find out what's ahead for your weekend coming up. >>> all that's coming . but first here's what'sup aheadn "jimmy kimmel live!" here tonight. >> we have a totally combustible show tonight. >> three, two, one. throughout history, the one meal when cwe tobre omeak brgeeaerd,h share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. . >>> a russian journalist is working out of an oakland loft while she seeks asylum in the u.s. because she fears for her life back home. >> she has keen insight into the controversies making headlines. dan noyes is here now with the interview. >> this journalist has been tracking how russia tried to exert influence in countries around the world and right here in america. 33-year-old kiralova tells me she

sandhya patel is here with more on the strange weather. >> summer storms put on a show. look at live doppler 7 right now and you will notice that most of the thunderstorm activity has started to push off the coastline here, starting to see activity diminishing. still showers left behind, street level radar, seeing moderate pockets of showers. santa rosa, west 8th street, sonoma avenue and damp roadways. at times the rain was hard. san francisco area, 3, flooding, hail and lightning in past hours. over 1,000 light inning strikes per the national weather surface in the bay area alone. in the state over 4,000 since this afternoon. how much rain? .10 in san francisco. moffetf field,.06 inches. storm impact is 1, few more showers for next couple of hours. breezy but thunder remain off the coastline. i'll be back with the hour by hour look of the next couple of days. >> intense. look at this imagine from exploratorium camera. sparked several fires, lightning can't. katie marzullo. >> r. >> reporter: rare lightning was exciting but nervous night for homeowners in the los gatos

. >> sandhya patel is tracking the storm. >> let's take a look at hurricane irma. it is a powerful category 5 storm holding on to the strength there. and look at this monster eye of the hurricane. it is lashing out at antigua. it is moving west/northwest at 15. expected to remain a category 5 as it crosses the caribbean, hitting the turks and caicos by thursday evening and grazes cuba before turning northeast this upcoming weekend and eyeing southern florida as a category 4 storm. definitely a powerful storm. when you look at the eye of this hurricane is it a large eye. it is a very well defined storm. behind it we have tropical storm jse and tracking in the gulf of mexico, a tropical depression also expected to become a hurricane. biggest threat with irma is the storm surge, strong winds, big waves and flooding rain. >> thank you so much. and tonight's bay area resources are headed to florida. here at home, the storm is a reminder of the importance of having a disaster plan in place. katie marzullo has the story from san jose. >> just to be able to contribute i fe

sandhya patel. >> i do want to show you time lapse. this is a spectacular time lapse.era. not much in way of cloud cover. wisp here and there, stunning sunset. reason we didn't see much cloud cover tonight is wind. breezy in parts of the bay area. sfo gusting to 21. half moon bay, 23 miles an hour. when you look at wind trend, expecting winds to come down, especially heading to tomorrow afternoon. be lighter, allow the temperatures to rise. pick back up again. not as windy as this afternoon. live picture from east bay hills camera, visibility is fantastic, no fog, tracking clouds with live doppler 7. patchy along the san mateo coast. no rain on the screen but dew points. this is why you're feeling better. it's not humid or muggy like it was the last couple of days. notice more in the comfort zone for bay area and continue that into the weekend. temperatures in 50s and 60s. now what's ahead beyond summer. about a week away from fall. begins a week from tomorrow. a la nina watch issued. 55% to 60% chance that it will form this fall and winter. it's cooler than normal oce

sandhya patel with the forecast.>larry, we're going to warm it up for you as because i don't want to hear the complaints. showers. there's a system draped across the central part of the state that came from the north. has been bringing us cooler air. it's cold enough that some of the rain in the sierra nevada is turning to snow. f rain and snow. bluish color. o definitely interesting weather. not unheard of to see snow in the sierra. i know it's still summer but it's happened before. time lapse. gorgeous view from south beach camera. as the system was coming through, clouds passing through the bay area, creating a beautiful sky. some of you did see slick roadways earlier today. show you whatsng i san francisco's average high about 70 degrees. next couple of days are cooler but towards weekend, will get warm around here, warmer than average by second half of the weekend heading into early next week. live look from east bay hills camera, still bouncing around, still breezy out there, gusty in the hills. temperatures, 5

meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking maria right now. >> churning its way to the dominican republic. satellite and radar, regained major hurricane strength. category 3 with 115-mile-an-hour winds. waves approaching dominican republic, 24 to 34 feet. category 3 and going to brush the dominican republic by tomorrow evening heading to turks and caicos and continuing on, north northeastern turn away from the u.s. as it weakens. puerto rico is drenched by torrential rains. in the bay area, quieter scene but interesting weather of our own. back with the weekend look. >>> police in alameda are tom. lo looking into homes 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., spotted several different times on two blocks of santa clara avenue. anybody with information please call alameda police. >>> berkeleyni ufi alerting com about a man who tried to lure a middle schooler into his vans. shattuck and durant avenues. spoke to her family. >> a car had drove by slowly. >> reporter: waiting when had >> jesturing to cou tldcar,o blowing air kisses an waving. >> he was if he could have he would. >> reporter: although daughter

. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking heat and high fire danger.r by hour look coming up. >>> that's all ahead, but first here's a look at what's ahead coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thank you, dan. we made a new show tonight, and it has mean tweets in it. >> rights, just tried watching "saturday night live." unwatchable. totally biased. not funny. and the baldwin impersonation just can't get any worse. just can't get any worse. sad. at at&t, we believe in access. just can't get any worse. sad. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> the fact that they've been aware of this for several years and it's only now coming to light through investigative jou

sandhya patel is here with more on the strange weather. >> summer storms put on a show.w and you will notice that most of the thunderstorm activity has started to push off the coastline here, starting to see activity diminishing. still showers left behind, street level radar, seeing moderate showers. santa rosa, west 8th street, sonoma avenue and damp roadways. at times the rain was hard. san francisco area, 3, flooding, hail and lightning in past hours. over 1,000 light inning strikes per the national weather surface in the bay area alone. in the state over 4,000 since this afternoon. how much rain? .10 in san francisco. moffetf field,.06 inches. storm impact is 1, few more showers for next couple of hours. breezy but thunder remain off the coastline. i'll be back with the hour by hour look of the next couple of days. >> intense. look at this imagine from exploratorium camera. sparked several fires, lightning can't. katie marzullo. >> r. >> reporter: rare lightning was exciting but nervous night for homeowners in the los gatos hills with good reason. strike after strike

. >> sandhya patel is tracking the temperatures in the accuweather forecast. >> this heat wave is about to intensify. it was a record-setting day. sa rafel, 97 degrees. san francisco at 95. triple digits inland. 101 in antioch. 86 in san francisco. 90 in oakland. excessive heat warning covering all parts of the bay area with the exception of san francisco and the coast from tomorrow through monday. 105 to 115 degrees the hottest spots. tomorrow, low 80s to mid 90s in san francisco. and high fire danger until 8:00 p.m. saturday. the hill tops going under a red flag warning, as they'll see gusty winds and low humidity. a. wildfire in the smoke in oregon and in california actually drifting towards the bay area. the north-northeast wind bringing that and taking the care quality down. here's a look at the time lapse. you can see how poor the air quality has been. tomorrow is a spare the air day. red is rare to see. the last time we had this was june of 2009. i'll be back to let you know how hot it's going to get, coming up. >>> "abc7 news" reporter cornell bernard continues our team coverage

. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. a shift in the wind is going to bring a big change in our weather. find out what's ahead for your weekend coming up. >>> all that's coming up. but first here's what's ahead on "jimmy kimmel live!" here tonight. >> we have a totally combustible show tonight. >> three, two, one. . >>> a russian journalist is working out of an oakland loft while she seeks asylum in the u.s. because she fears for her life back home. >> she has keen insight into the controversies making headlines. dan noyes is here now with the interview. >> this journalist has been tracking how russia tried to exert influence in countries around the world and right here in america. 33-year-old kiralova tells me she fears for her life if she returns home. if you went back to russia, what would happen? death or prison? last year her colleague was found dead of a gunshot wound, and hours later, an in-depth article about his death appeared in russian media. too quickly, she said. >> if my people knew about his death, [ inaudi

. >> sandhya patel is tracking the temperatures in the accuweather forecast. >> this heat wave is about to intensify. it was a record-setting day. sa rafel, 97 degrees. san francisco at 95. triple digits inland. 101 in antioch. 86 in san francisco. 90 in oakland. excessive heat warning covering all parts of the bay area with the exception of san francisco and the coast from tomorrow through monday. 105 to 115 degrees the hottest spots. tomorrow, low 80s to mid 90s in san francisco. and high fire danger until 8:00 p.m. saturday. the hill tops going under a red flag warning, as they'll see gusty winds and low humidity. wildfire in the smoke in oregon and in california actually drifting towards the bay area. the north-northeast wind bringing that and taking the care quality down. here's a look at the time lapse. you can see how poor the air quality has been. tomorrow is a spare the air day. red is rare to see. the last time we had this was june of 2009. i'll be back to let you know how hot it's going to get, coming up. >>> "abc7 news" reporter cornell bernard continues our team coverage. >

our meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the earthquake as well as the tu namy warning. >> let's look at this earthquake. it is being revised. this is the very latest coming out of the earthquake and tsunami center. it is upgraded to 8.4. it was originally 8.1 when it struck off the coast of chiapas. there's no threat to oregon. they're investigating the threat to hawaii, which is under investigation. a threat to the u.s. main land is hurricane arm ah, a powerful category five storm. it is more ragged after it ripped through the turks and caicos. this is prompting warning for parts of florida. maximum sustained winds with this powerful storm right now 160 miles an hour, expected to amove across the bahamas tomorrow evening and striking southern flori saturday evening through sunday. drench ink rain expected to be the biggest threat with this. we also have hurricane jose threatening the leeward islands and hurricane katia working its way to the east coast of mexico. >> thank you, sandhya. >> irma claimed at least 13 lives already and devastated several caribbean islands including barbu

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maggie rulli, abc new also, new york >>> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking irma and where she is right now. >> this is one powerful storm, one of the strongest in the atlantic. live doppler 7 showing you where it is located. it passed to the north of san juan, puerto rico. look at the eye on this storm. it is a monster. it is going to pass north of hispanola, currently packing 185 per hour maximum winds. storm surge will be a problem along with flooding. expect to hit the turks and caicos as a cat five, weakening agency it crosses the bahamas saturday. by sunday possibly making landfall across florida sunday evening and continuing to weaken to a category two by monday evening. this is one of the most dangerous, but hurricane jose not far behind, threatening the leeward islands and hurricane katia in the gulf is expect to make landfall in vera cruz. all three hurricanes bears watching. dan, ama. >> thank you, sandhya. >> as people evacuate florida tonight, help from the bay area is on its way. >> the urban search and rescue task force four barely made it out of texas helping with

meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking maria in the weather center tonight. this is a storm stronger than irma, right? >> absolutely, dan, and lower pressure than irma. this is a monster storm. take a look at hurricane maria right now. it slashed st. croix with 127-mile-an-hour wind gusts. as you can see here, it is headed toward puerto rico. the eye of this storm is very obvious here. and this is going to continue to dump some very heavy rains. outer bands of rain as we turn on our live doppler 7 right now just pounding the area. the u.s. virgin islands and also heading toward san juan. as we take a look at the satellite picture right now, you can see how massive this storm is. it stretches for miles. a good 340 miles. waves have been pounding the area. anywhere from 21 to 31 feet. storm surge is a concern. rainfall up to two feet for puerto rico as it heads that way. winds will be gusting over 74 miles per hour as that storm nears. and as you take a look at this monster category 5 storm packing 16 5-mile-an-hour winds, it will make landfall. a direct hit on

. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking heat and high fire danger.by hour look coming up. >>> that's all ahead, but first here's a look at what's ahead coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thank you, dan. we made a new show tonight, and it has mean tweets in it. >> rights, just tried watching "saturday night live." unwatchable. totally biased. not funny. and the baldwin impersonation just can't get any worse. sad. ♪ we're all in this together. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. >>> the fact that they've been aware of this for several years and it's only now coming to light through investigative journalism is a problem for them, i think. >> some buyers

. >> sandhya patel is tracking the storm. >> let's take a look at hurricane irma. it is a powerful category 5 storm holding on to the strength there. and look at this monster eye of the hurricane. it is lashing out at antigua. it is moving west/northwest at 15. expected to remain a category 5 as it crosses the caribbean, hitting the turks and caicos by thursday evening and grazes cuba before turning northeast this upcoming weekend and eyeing southern florida as a category 4 storm. definitely a powerful storm. when you look at the eye of this hurricane is it a large eye. it is a very well defined storm. behind it we have tropical storm jse and tracking in the gulf of mexico, a tropical depression also expected to become a hurricane. biggest threat with irma is the storm surge, strong winds, big waves and flooding rain. >> thank you so much. and tonight's bay area resources are headed to florida. here at home, the storm is a reminder of the importance of having a disaster plan in place. katie marzullo has the story just to be able to contribute i feel good about that

meteorologist sandhya patel has the forecast. >> it is a nice time of year.ally the weather cooperates for fleet week festivities. we'll go with that theme. here's a look for tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning, fog, low clouds, cool weather. 40s, 50les. the fog will stick around in the afternoon hours. we'll see high clouds as well. it will be a cooler afternoon, mid-60s to the mid-80s. tracking fog and high clouds. and you will see both tomorrow afternoon. breezy conditions coastside. 60s to mid-80s. we have a lot going on this weekend, obviously we have the devolley festival in cupertino, festival of lights. mild and sunny for the afternoon. if you're going, enjoy the weather and the festivities. we also have going on in oakland, in the diamond district, oaktoberfest. clouds tomorrow afternoon -- saturday afternoon, excuse me. sunday, sunny and a sult will change. cooler weather the next couple of days. mid-80s inland. mid-60s coastside. we'll drop the temperatures some more. monday through wednesday. just updated this. for those of you who do not like the heat,

. >>> i'm sandhya patel. tracking heat and high fire danger.r by hour look coming up. >>> that's all ahead, but first here's a look at what's ahead coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thank you, dan. we made a new show tonight, and it has mean tweets in it. >> rights, just tried watching "saturday night live." unwatchable. totally biased. not funny. and the baldwin impersonation just can't ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far they want to go. a personalized financial strategy see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> the fact that they've been aware of this for several years and it's only now coming to light through investigative journalism is a problem for them, i think. >> some buyers of new homes in fremont didn't know the builder had unearthed indian skeletons there until the abc7 news i-team told them. now the developers of that $20 million project are offering to take some drastic action. >> reporter:

meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more on the heat.ext couple of days pretty intense. >> not what we're used to, that's for sure. it's going to be yaerm than average by a good 10 to 20 degrees. i want to show you a sunset from our sutro tower camera tonight at 7:00. notice the reddish hues there. that's a cable from sutro tower. you will notice how glorious the sunset was but that was due to the haze and the air quality will continue to suffer tomorrow. spare the air alert issued for tomorrow. inland east bay. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. i want to show you the temperature trend tomorrow morning. santa rosa you're going to start out at 54 degrees. so pretty good cooling. but notice as we head toward 3:00 p.m. you're up to 94 degrees. a good 40 degrees warmer. quick warming tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be uncomfortable for some of you especially since many of you do not have the ac here in san francisco on the peninsula in the south bay so hang in there. here's a look at live doppler 7 right now and skies are

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maggie rulli, abc new also, new york >>> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking irma and where she isht now. >> this is one powerful storm, one of the strongest in the atlantic. live doppler 7 showing you where it is located. it passed to the north of san juan, puerto rico. look at the eye on this storm. it is a monster. it is going to pass north of hispanola, currently packing 185 per hour maximum winds. storm surge will be a problem along with flooding. expect to hit the turks and caicos as a cat five, weakening agency it crosses the bahamas saturday. by sunday possibly making landfall across florida sunday evening and continuing to weaken to a category two by monday evening. this is one of the most dangerous, but hurricane jose not far behind, threatening the leeward islands and hurricane katia in the gulf is expect to make landfall in vera cruz. all three hurricanes bears watching. dan, ama. >> thank you, sandhya. >> as people evacuate florida tonight, help from the bay area is on its way. >> the urban search and rescue task force four barely made it out of texas helping with harv

sandhya patel is back. >> yeah, dan. that is just one frightening anicrre.ne maria and the earthquake in mexico city so much tragedy i wanted to show you from our east bay hills camera. just one stunning sunset. as you take a look. 7:11he t aunnd s it was just absolutely beautiful outside. hope you had a chance to get out s were in the weatherare 60s to the low 80s. numbers are going to fall a few show you the s we head toward temperature trend for concord, and you will see wherenumbers a. so going dow tn the next couple days mid 70s wednesday and thursday. coming up a little bit on friday as fall begins. and then notice those temperatures just climb as we head toward early next week. we're going to go from about 75 degrees tomorrow afternoon to almost 20 degrees warmer by esday of yes, as the seasons c we're going to see some changes in our weather as well. live look right our sutro tower cam, san francisco is sparkling tonight. isavng ho bee c bhangingee as w head toward tomorrow. live doppler 7 still showing you the clear conditions. no rain right now, ma

meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more on the heat.ext couple of days pretty intense. >> not what we're used to, that's for sure. it's going to be yaerm than average by a good 10 to 20 degrees. i want to show you a sunset from our sutro tower camera tonight at 7:00. notice the reddish hues there. that's a cable from sutro tower. you will notice how glorious the sunset was but that was due to the haze and the air quality will continue to suffer tomorrow. spare the air alert issued for tomorrow. inland east bay. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. i want to show you the temperature trend tomorrow morning. santa rosa you're going to start out at 54 degrees. so pretty good cooling. but notice as we head toward 3:00 p.m. you're up to 94 degrees. a good 40 degrees warmer. quick warming tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be uncomfortable for some of you especially since many of you do not have the ac here in san francisco on the peninsula in the south bay so hang in there. here's a look at live doppler 7 right now and skies are

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our meteorologist sandhya patel has more on the earthquake as well as the tu namy warning. >> let's look at this earthquake. it is being revised. this is the very latest coming out of the earthquake and tsunami center. it is upgraded to it was originally 8.1 when it struck off the coast of there's no threat to oregon. they're investigating the threat to hawaii, which is under investigation. a threat to the u.s. main land is hurricane arm ah, a powerful category five storm. it is more ragged after it ripped through the turks and caicos. this is prompting warning for parts of florida. maximum sustained winds with this powerful storm right now 160 miles an hour, expected to amove across the bahamas tomorrow evening and striking southern florida saturday evening through sunday. drench ink rain expected to be the biggest threat with this. we also have hurricane jose threatening the leeward islands and hurricane katia working its way to the east coast of mexico. >> thank you, sandhya. >> irma claimed at least 13 lives already and devastated several caribbean islands including barbuda, where 95

sandhya patel? >> mother nateur can't makeup her mind. we'll combine all the seasons into one. want show you live doppler 7 now. we have a few clouds hanging around. and wind is still going strong at sfo gusting to 33, novato breezy at 21 miles an hour. overall the trend for the wind is that the winds are beginning to decrease. and as you take a look at our temperatures right now they are also going down. 58 in san francisco right now. you're in 60s in oakland, san jose, 57 in half moon bay. it's going to be a cool night tonight no doubt about it. upper 50s santa rosa, napa, currently 57 in livermore. i want to to show you a live picture from mount tam cam. still breezy at higher elevations and sfo but not terribly windy everywhere. is this beautiful or what from our sutro tower camera? you're looking at city hall and also the bay bridge there. gusty winds tonight. they're continuing to dial down. chilly in the morning. fall starts tomorrow at 1:02 in the afternoon, and it is going to be a much warmer weekend heading into early next week. so, a nice stretch of some warm weather

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this is bbc world news today, i'm alpha patel. our top stories: the catalan government insists sunday's vote on independence will go ahead, despite spanish authorities raiding a communication centre and closing off polling stations. the us secretary of state — rex tillerson — says the us is in contact with north korea and looking at the possibility of talks. the british prime minister arrives for her party's conference with pressure mounting on her over the brexit negotiations. a british traitor, but a hero in russia. moscow celebrates the life of kim philby — the soviet spy from the ‘60s. hello and welcome to world news today. a controversial vote on catalonia's independence is just hours away. and the central government in spain have been stepping up efforts to stop the vote — claiming that most voting stations have been closed. it follows a raid at the catalan government's i.t centre — to disrupt electronic voting. the vote is considered illegal by the government in spain. the national police have sealed off over a thousand sch

meteorologist sandy patel is here with that.andy. >> and it's going to feel warm around the bay area as we expect this time of year. check out the next several days. it's going to be well above normal. in the upper 80s, mid-80s thursday. and then we drop. closer to average as we head into the workweek. you will notice we are in the clear tonight. not expecting any rain. a gorgeous view right now from our emoriville camera. from san francisco to oakland, san jose 69 degrees. and from our abc 7 news exploratorium camera, really picturesque right now. one other live picture from our tower camera, and you can see in san francisco tonight, visibility is good. high fire danger through wednesday. and it is going to be cooler at the end of the workweek. but until we get there, tomorrow morning you will start out with clear conditions. upper 40s through upper 50s. clear and chilly enough kpaelgs where you'll need a get a light layer, but later in the day look at these temperatures. i think short sleeves will do it. you're looking at 88 d