patel: it could happen here. people here tend to be very responsible when it comes to wearing mass, being vaccinated, and taking care of one another. we definitely have the potential for the risk here, but we have a lot more adherence to these measures. one thing that happened in new york city is, the mayor also said there is no intention to shut businesses down and that's an important talking point because of so many people were against pandemic restrictions, accusing officials of wanting to lock everything down. that is not the goal. kristen: not going to shut down, didn't even say they would bring the mask mandate back, they are opening up a discussion with the recognition that cases are going up. i know that as you look at social media, sometimes some tweets get to you and you feel the need to correct them because you don't want people to get the wrong idea. what should we call them, terrifying tweets? dr. patel: these are just tweets i want to use as talking points, not necessarily terrible tweets. talk abou

which side patel ofjust that. yasmin. which side would _ patel ofjust that. yasmin.ich side would i choose in this - patel ofjust that. yasmin. which l side would i choose in this battle? there's been so much evidence of really big failures by various police forces and protecting women, often in a lot of areas, losing public trust. there has to be some change. do i think priti patel is the person to make that change? frankly, no. iwatch the person to make that change? frankly, no. i watch the battle with interest. ,, , ., , . interest. she is the home office secretary at _ interest. she is the home office secretary at the _ interest. she is the home office secretary at the moment. - interest. she is the home office secretary at the moment. she . interest. she is the home office i secretary at the moment. she does have those powers to at least try. kate, what do you make of this? we're looking at a power grab that would allow her to intervene on local law enforcement matters and silence chiefs who want to speak out if use deemed politically sensitive —— on issues. i i

patel. thank you both for joining us. like you look every time there's an incident like this and it's too often the conversation tends to fall into two camps. right one says we need more mental health. the other tends to say we need more gun control, right and those who say we need more mental health tend to be drawing a straight line between mental health and mass shooter incidents. so, texas, governor, greg abbott actually just commented on something like that an hour ago in his press conference. let's listen. one of the needs is need for mental health care and we have an abundance of mental health care services that we are going to be able to provide that includes state and private providers that will be providing mental health assistance to anyone in the community who needs it. when i say anyone that means they totality of anybody who lives in this community. we believe that you would benefit from mental health care services. all right on its face. there are a few people who would argue

put up the home secretary priti patel put up odd love to know where this is coming from. is a very vague term, what are they talking about? one has to remember that she was very supportive of cressida dick long after a lot of us had lost faith, a lot of londoners had lost faith in her leadership. including siddique khan. is this battle up between elected labour commissioners or is it... is not very clear but something is building up. for me, i just don't know which side to support on this was up i think police and hasn't been what it should be for a long time. kate, we should be for a long time. kate, we should point— should be for a long time. kate, we should point out _ should be for a long time. kate, we should point out the _ should be for a long time. kate, we should point out the guardian - should be for a long time. kate, we should point out the guardian saysl should point out the guardian says it's seeing the home office draught of its new version of what it would like to do. basically attempting to revise policing protocol and how outspoken they could be about po

alok patel here to answer some of the most pressing covid questions, dr. patel.o start with this j&j news of the cdc basically saying hey unless you're in this certain category. one that's just very few people. don't get the j&j go get one of the two mrna. that's because there's a condition a rare one that some people have developed talk to us about it. what is it? how rare is it? you know, what's the impact? absolutely, kristen, and i apologize for if you hear the helicopters about me. we're doing a friday outdoor shot, but the important thing to know is that it is rare. so the condition we're talking about is called thrombosis with sidel thrombocytopenia which literally means blood clots and low platelets. now if you remember april 2021 you and i talked aboutheirst reported cases and right now the fda is looking at about 60 cases. there are some debts, but we need to understand when you look at the fact that 18 million americans got the it's pretty rare. it's about one to two per million. so yes even in the recommendation is that people should go and get one of

patel: unfortunately it does.and i talk to parents out there, not only colleagues, friends and family, but social media. parents have questions and this echoes the low number of kids who have been vaccinated between the ages of five and 11. parents who have children at high risk, they are going to get the vaccine. but a lot of parents simply do not trust the science. they say, our children do not need this, they are worried about rare adverse effects. this is going to be a very important moment for scientists and the cdc to be very realistic about what this vaccine means and the fact that if the data shows it, the benefits far outweigh the risks. at the very least, parents deserve the option to get their kids vaccinated as we start to completely reopen and lift restrictions. larry: as always, thanks for your time. hug your baby with your mask on. karina: i will have mine off, but when you hug her, maybe. larry: a full belly suit. dr. patel: i will get to a phoenix suns mask. larry: that will never be worn. [laught

i wonder if priti patel will be _ did is outrageous.l be on the phone - did is outrageous. i wonder if priti patel will be on the phone to - did is outrageous. i wonder if priti patel will be on the phone to her. patel will be on the phone to her old friend, the french interior minister, demand to know what is going on. it will be interesting to see if anyone asks downing street that this weekend if anyone will be pursuing it. let's move on to the observer. tell us about this story, james. a surprising critic given it is coming from someone who has been quite supportive of boris johnson in the recent past. let’s johnson in the recent past. let's remember _ johnson in the recent past. let's remember iain _ johnson in the recent past. let's remember iain duncan - johnson in the recent past. let's remember iain duncan smith - johnson in the recent past. let's remember iain duncan smith is a former— remember iain duncan smith is a former tory— remember iain duncan smith is a former tory leader, generally very loyal. _ former tory leader, ge

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well, indeed, priti patel has my husband's life in her hands. some avenues of appeal still to go. but ultimately, over the last few years, over the last 12 years, in fact, what has happened is a flagrant abuse of the legal system in order to persecute publisher, for publishing the truth about the us and its conduct of war in iraq and afghanistan, conducting torture in guantanamo bay, and so on. this is a political persecution, it's a political case. in purely legal terms, i know that you have — at least you in personal terms, but the legal team backing julian assange in professional terms — have put final submissions before the home secretary. so what is the basic argument today as to why he should not and cannot be extradited? well, there's a whole swathe of reasons why he shouldn't be extradited. he's a publisher who published true information about tens of thousands of civilian casualties in iraq and afghanistan. he's being persecuted because he exposed the united states committing war crimes that have not been punished. and it is basically t

kavita patel, served as policy director for the obama administration, doctor patel it strikes me thatking about an epidemic that's uniquely american, one of the reasons i wanted to talk to you is because you think of this not just a protection, or but as someone who has practiced public health. when we think about is not just in terms of individuals, and there's clearly individuals in need. but really, there needs to be here a full structural government response. what does that look like? >> yeah, alicia, i'm so glad you are there because you are literally gonna be able to help capture not just the incredible stories, that i hope so the lessons we learned from a public health standpoint,, alicia we've learned our lessons we hope from sandy hook, from newtown, from columbine. report after report i participated in 2015 report, for what we saw was the mental health epidemic of gun violence, it's really not about the mental health of the shooter. which is a distraction, it's about the mental health of the community, the community that's grieving not today but even years from now. and we'v

kash patel is back with us.or of the new children's book, "the plot against the king," explaining all of this for children as well. kash, it's good to see you, thanks very much for being here. congrats on the book, but first, give us your sense of what you learned, what we learned in that trial room in d.c. last week. >> thanks so much for having america maria. the best way to do this is to run through john durham's prosecution. the three star witnesses, robby mook, mark elias and the fbi's james baker. so what have we learned? james baker, the fbi general counsel whom michael sussmann has been charged with lying to about whether or not he was representing anyone when he was shoveling the dirt, testified under oath that he is, quote, 100% confident that michael sussman did not say he was there the for a client, thus, gutting his defense. critical testimony from the witness himself. and if that wasn't enough, remember, maria, john durham has the interrogation transcripts from my deposition of michael sussmann fou

deafen devin nuÑes and carb a patel first broke up this scandal in 2017.oin me ahead for the first trial. here's nunez on this program many 2019, watch. >> house republicans learned about this in the spring of 2017, at least the initial part that the dossier had been used with the clinton paid-for dirt. we then proved that the clintons pated for -- paid for it and the dnc paid for it in the fall of '17, and that's what led to us producing memo in february of 2018 that the media helped cover up for it. ♪ no, no, no. they're both invested... in green energy. and also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do? better luck next time. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com ♪ ♪ >> most important point, to continue a counterintelligence investigation against a sitting president of the united st

home secretary priti patel announced at| secretary priti patel announced at last month, she flew to rwandashakes, the spirit of cooperation, the government saying it will be a unique, world beating plan, but it has faced huge criticism from opposition politicians who think it will be unworkable, some describing it as inhumane, and it is likely to face a big legal challenge too because three groups, cut careful calais who support refugees on the other side of the channel, plus detention action who support refugees on this side of the channel and also the union which represents some border force staff has launched a legal challenge. they say the whole policy simply will not work and it will be against the rights of migrants, against international treaties, so that it is likely to be played out in the courts but while much is happening the government accepts crossings will continue, and in large numbers too. we accepts crossings will continue, and in large numbers too.— in large numbers too. we can see behind you _ in large numbers too. we can see behind you that _ in large numbers too. we ca

well, we know that because priti patel who was found to have l priti patel who was found to have brokennisterial adviser and public standards to the prime minister felt he public standards to the prime ministerfelt he had no choice but to resign. so we have had a situation where there was an expectation of resignation but it didn't take place. but it is still incredible. so shortly after the most damaging report on standards in 10 downing street from sue gray that we are talking about weakening the public standards regime for ministers. public standards regime for ministers— public standards regime for ministers. . �* , �* ministers. that's the point i'm t in: to ministers. that's the point i'm trying to get — ministers. that's the point i'm trying to get to. _ ministers. that's the point i'm trying to get to, in _ ministers. that's the point i'm trying to get to, in a _ ministers. that's the point i'm trying to get to, in a sense, i ministers. that's the point i'm trying to get to, in a sense, it| ministers. that's the point i'm i trying to get to, in a sense, it is not weakening the s

patel's wife also got infected. he says he has been sick for about three days, but thankfully is feeling better and they are all on the mend. that is good to hear. well, california gas prices are at their highest level we've ever seen you've noticed this probably and the bay area some stations are selling gas for more than $7 a gallon abc 7 news reporter jr. stone spoke with an expert about when we might see some relief. $7.25 a gallon at this gas station in menlo park is certainly not normal. it's insane. i've never seen prices this high before countywide regular unleaded is going for $6.29 a gallon in san mateo county. statewide, california is up nearly two dollars a gallon in the last year according to triple a. well that is high they are still in terms of hours worked in order to afford a gallon. gasoline not as high as they were 10 or 15 years ago uc berkeley professor. severin. bornstein says people weren't making as much money back. then bornstein says there are a number of factors contributing to our record

ama: sandhya patel is here with the latest.andhya: the winds will die down by the time we hit the weekend. right now, we are still tracking gusty winds. let me show you how windy it is. sfo right now, 39 miles an hour, 29 in santa rosa, 19 miles an hour in fairfield. as we go towards the overnight hours, a burst of gusty winds develops in the inland areas from napa to fairfield, calistoga you can see here 25-33 miles per hour going into tomorrow morning. into tomorrow afternoon, remaining gusty. that's what's going to elevate the fire danger as it dries out the atmosphere even more. you have critically dry fuels. tomorrow night, the winds begin to ease but still windy right near the coast. that north wind, watch what it does to the humidity. 10:00 tomorrow morning, 17% fairfield, 19% in napa, down to the single digits by early afternoon. and he fires that develop are going to quickly move, so we are just hoping that there aren't any big fires or fires that do breakout. 8:00 tomorrow morning, high to very high fire danger in the

us to be very excited _ priti patel is telling us to be very excited by— priti patel is telling us toleaving university such as harvard and yale, in this— university such as harvard and yale, in this brand—new error of post—brexit life, so they are making the point _ post—brexit life, so they are making the point that as they promised —— brand-new— the point that as they promised —— brand—new era. they... this is students, _ brand—new era. they... this is students, from those very high towers — students, from those very high towers in — students, from those very high towers in the us, the idea being they can — towers in the us, the idea being they can come over here, start their careers, _ they can come over here, start their careers, create wealth, be part of this golden — careers, create wealth, be part of this golden metropolis this country promises _ this golden metropolis this country promises to be post—brexit, but it remains _ promises to be post—brexit, but it remains me — promises to be post—brexit, but it remains me up little bit of the australians. in that case, we were inv

patel an nbc news medical contributor and former obama white house policy director.been thinking a lot about what you wrote about that, the smell of the crayons and of the cleaning products that smell like fresh roses and lavender. you say you wrote that thread because you wanted people to see the beauty of uvalde. tell us about this beauty. >> yeah, jose, thank you. i'm so glad you're there. i hope you get to go to all the places, the beauty, even being in front of robb elementary. you can see the beauty of the people all around. there is a main square there, getty street that literally fashioned after the main squares in the town squares that we see in mexico and so many places across the world and it's such a beautiful place. if you can imagine places where the doors are not locked, where if you have a family that needs to watch another child, you can just assume that you can join them for dinner. that's what it was for me and i know we would go to the frio river which is also there, beautiful river we'd tube down, splash into on a clear day you can see the bedroc

i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel all of us here casey pratt.ht now and jimmy kimmel dating a have a good night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- dana carvey. and "science bob" pflugfelder. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: appreciate that. thank you. that's very nice. welcome. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching and thank you for joining us on a -- well, i'm glad you're in a good mood. [ cheers and applause ] i was wondering, because this is a day that -- i don't know what word to use to describe it here.

but we come right back we are talking with cash patel.ble that they it's impossible they were not an audit. we know from the early spring, late winter of 2016, obama, the abided administration are all briefed on this. then you fast-forward it as it peter one of the lovebirds who by the way the judge in the sussman case, his wife is the lawyer for one of thene lovebir. maria: wait a second racing the wife of the judge per sighting, his wife is representing either peter or lisa or page the lovebirds? rex as i understand it it's lisa page and there's also a juror, one of the jurors and kids was on a row tea or rowing with one of sussman's kids. it is quite amazing the stuff that's going on here. thirty-six that was known as on mornings with maria on foxbusiness on friday with me revealing the wife of the judge presiding over the assessment chart represents former fbi attorney lisa page burbach with kash patel. do you have an issue with this the wife of the judge is now representing lisa page? is she going to be a witness? she and peter strzo

ama: sandhya patel is here with the latest.andhya: the winds will die down by the time we hit the weekend. right now, we are still tracking gusty winds. let me show you how windy it is. sfo right now, 39 miles an hour, 29 in santa rosa, 19 miles an hour in fairfield. as we go towards the overnight hours, a burst of gusty winds develops in the inland areas from napa to fairfield, calistoga you can see here 25-33 miles per hour going into tomorrow morning. into tomorrow afternoon, remaining gusty. that's what's going to elevate the fire danger as it dries out the atmosphere even more. you have critically dry fuels. tomorrow night, the winds begin to ease but still windy right near the coast. that north wind, watch what it does to the humidity. 10:00 tomorrow morning, 17% fairfield, 19% in napa, down to the single digits by early afternoon. and he fires that develop are going to quickly move, so we are just hoping that there aren't any big fires or fires that do breakout. 8:00 tomorrow morning, high to very high fire danger in the

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alok patel during our 3 pm program called getting answers today. he's a member of our vaccine team and says even with so many places relaxing indoor mass rules. he's still recommends taking the cautious approach. there's no if i'm asking if it's it into our setting if i'm going to the grocery store if i'm going to the airport, i'm wearing a mask. i'm wearing a well-fitting k95 mask or if an n95 mass depending on the situation. now in the meantime, san mateo is telling businesses to make changes to their parklets those outdoor dining spaces that popped up during the pandemic restaurants will be allowed to keep parklets permanently if they meet new requirements abc 7 news reporter ryan curry shows you what changes have to be made and why? sawing wood and loading pieces into a truck. that is the scene across san mateo as out. dining is set to change ct has told us to like tear it down and would like just put the tables and umbrellas anise kumar and his family owned momo's downtown. he says they spent $8,000 building the parklet and soon we'll finish t

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devin nunes and kash patel broke open the scandal in 2017.in us ahead for the first trial part here is newness on this program in 2019, watch. >> house republicans learned about this in the spring of 2017. at least the initial part the dossier had been used. we then improve the clintons did pay for it and the dnc did pay for in the fall of 17. we knew that we had to get this information out to the american public and that is what led to us producing this memo in february 2018 that that media helped cover up for it. age your. live every moment. glucerna. ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u put it all on the line. u do it all. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie can help you save. ask about

i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley for sandia patel all of us here casey pratt.me right now and jimmy kimmel dating a have a good night. when you get on that mound, once you actually stand on the mound, you realize, okay. the catcher is kind of far away. >> were you a baseball player? have you done this? >> i used to do play by play for college baseball, so you go out on the field every now and again. you're like, okay, this is not so easy although, come on. both of us would do better than that, i think. sorry, steve. >> i don't know about that. >>> coming up, the testimony today on capitol hill about ufos. >>> plus the 11-year-old who has been catching a wave every day for more than 700 days. why he's doing it. >>> but first, how johnny depp's lawyers are pushing back on amber heard's allegations of physical abuse. you're watching "world news now." . i said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan like any other, with one big difference, and that diff

here's cnbc's seema modi >> patel, his wife tina and their children live in. >> i lived in a patel. >> they allowed them to cut costs. >> it was crudowded because we d members of my extended family, my grandparents, myself, my uncle. >> that paid off with the patels now owning 11 hotels across virginia and mare lyland. >> the more hard work you did, the more you grew. >> the youngest son majored in hospitality and recently graduated from virginia tech the plans to grow the family's portfolio of hotels. >> expanding outside of d.c., maryland, virginia area and maybe go down to florida and go up to new york. >> while building a community. >> another reason i really love the hospital industry is the camaraderie between not just, you know, asian americans, but everyone you know, as an indian, you can go to a random place in seattle or california and always know someone. >> it is a success story shared by many indians across the nation and is one of the key ways so many were able to emigrate to the u.s. >> the first generation that came over here, they were just accidental hoteliers it was

patel's wife also got infected. he says he has been sick for about three days, but thankfully is feeling better and they are all on the mend. that is good to hear. well, california gas prices are at their highest level we've ever seen you've noticed this probably and the bay area some stations are selling gas for more than $7 a gallon abc 7 news reporter jr. stone spoke with an expert about when we might see some relief. $7.25 a gallon at this gas station in menlo park is certainly nn prices this high before countywide regular unleaded is going for $6.29 a gallon in san mateo county. statewide, california is up nearly two dollars a gallon in the last year according to triple a. well that is high they are still in terms of hours worked in order to afford a gallon. gasoline not as high as they were 10 or 15 years ago uc berkeley professor. severin. bornstein says people weren't making as much money back. then bornstein says there are a number of factors contributing to our record cost at the pump as supply lags behind

doctor patel, what is your reaction to what dr.should attend this dinner this weekend? >> yes charles. i am in complete agreement. but i also feel pretty strongly that there are ways to actually make it safe for the president to attend, and the protocols are currently in place by the white house correspondents association and even the white house itself are not sufficient. but they can, be that is the point i want to make. we can do three simple things to try to make it be a safer environment. we should, especially for the president all the other members. >> what were those things the? this is a dinner. you have to take off your mask. masking can be part of the protocol. so what's, how could you make it safe enough that it will allay the fears of people like dr. catherine? >> something similar to what they do for the president during the state of the union. look, you have high stakes. congress, supreme court. remember the cabinet. you have testing as close as possible to the [inaudible] spy testing, i mean a human you can actually

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ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with us. sandhya: it is one more day of severe weather tomorrow and then it calms down. while there is not activity at this hour, we saw hail earlier today. right now you are seeing a few sprinkles around parts of the north bay and it is not amounting to a lot around highway one. what we did see the last 48 hours, how about nearly a quarter inch of rain in windsor? san jose and treisman, there .2 inches. certainly more like winter. it is scattered in nature. all roads except for 50 requiring chains. 40's and 50's on those temperatures. the ocean temperatures at 49 when you get the wind blowing off that cold ocean air. it is feeling colder out there, although the winds have dropped off. these are the high temperatures for today. anywhere from four to 15 degrees below average. as we head into saturday, you're going to be seeing places like concord going to 90 and that is a 20 degree warm-up. going to 86 degrees. some are like weather is coming. you can clearly see across the bay. cold overnight

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for more on conditions today, let's go to abc news meteorologist sandhya patel.hat we saw earlier. let's look at live doppler 7, you will see those slow-moving thunderstorms in the north bay. lake, sonoma, napa counties. solano county, all experiencing those thunderstorms. i want to show you, this low pressure that has dug in across the state. that is what brought the unstable air is a butte at the heating from the sun and this is what you got. this was sent to me on twitter. you can see the hail coming down for 10 minutes. here is a picture posted to my facebook looking towards napa from vallejo of the lightning strike. here is a live view from our camera, ring all totals, 700 in fairfield. point 25 inches in st. helena, vacaville. about .5 inches here. i will let you know if there is a more rain and snow -- rain in-store. ama: alarming news about remy -- water use. urban water use was up 19% in march. we spoke to experts about why. >> the numbers are alarming. reporter: stanford's felicia marcus referring to the 19% jump in california water use in march 2022 co

for more on conditions today, let's go to abc news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: a far cry from what we saw earlier. let's look at live doppler 7, you will see those slow-moving thunderstorms in the north bay. lake, sonoma, napa counties. solano county, all experiencing those thunderstorms. i want to show you, this low pressure that has dug in across the state. that is what brought the unstable air is a butte at the heating from the sun and this is what you got. this was sent to me on twitter. you can see the hail coming down for 10 minutes. here is a picture posted to my facebook looking towards napa from vallejo of the lightning strike. here is a live view from our camera, ring all totals, 700 in fairfield. point 25 inches in st. helena, vacaville. about .5 inches here. i will let you know if there is a more rain and snow -- rain in-store. ama: alarming news about remy -- water use. urban water use was up 19% in march. we spoke to experts about why. >> the numbers are alarming. reporter: stanford's felicia marcus referring to the 19% jump in california

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ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with us.: it is one more day of severe weather tomorrow and then it calms down. while there is not activity at this hour, we saw hail earlier today. right now you are seeing a few sprinkles around parts of the north bay and it is not amounting to a lot around highway one. what we did see the last 48 hours, how about nearly a quarter inch of rain in windsor? san jose and treisman, there .2 inches. certainly more like winter. it is scattered in nature. all roads except for 50 requiring chains. 40's and 50's on those temperatures. the ocean temperatures at 49 when you get the wind blowing off that cold ocean air. it is feeling colder out there, although the winds have dropped off. these are the high temperatures for today. anywhere from four to 15 degrees below average. as we head into saturday, you're going to be seeing places like concord going to 90 and that is a 20 degree warm-up. going to 86 degrees. some are like weather is coming. you can clearly see across the bay. cold overnight and show

dan: sandhya patel is here with that and the weekend forecast.ing to start to ease today. temperatures are 7-13 degrees above average. try 96 degrees in fairfield, san rafael, santa rosa. 80 in oakland. 86 degrees in san jose. it was plenty warm, unless you are in half moon bay, where a sea breeze kept today. as you check out the temperatures, it is still warm. most of you in the 60's and the 70's tonight. as we take a look at live doppler 7, a few passing high clouds. let's take a look at what is happening in the atmosphere. we have the high-pressure ridge. it will continue to remain here. this area pushing eastward. the pressure gradient is going to result in gusty winds and the elevated fire danger. you can see over the hills, solano county, you are looking at the dry northerly wind, and that is what is concerning as we head into tomorrow. from our roof camera, we are looking at coit tower. increasing fire danger starting tomorrow. mild to warm weather for the weekend. gusts to 35 in santa rosa. still windy across parts of the bay area. the wi

sandy patel is here with the forecast. and yeah, dan and i'm a temperature is a good 15 to 25 degrees above average for this time of year, believe it or not. and as you look at satellite and radar you'll see what's bringing us the heat it's this area of high pressure down sloping winds and you can see those temperatures are up by a good 17 degrees in hayward 11 degrees warmer in san jose 16 degrees warmer in oakland and up 14 in novato. now the wind direction is downsloping atlas peak 14 mount diablo 23, it's not terribly windy. not as gusty as it was earlier in our hills. but to fire danger remains elevated hot conditions the low humidity as we head into tomorrow morning. you can see the focus is still around solano county moderate to high and then as we go into the afternoon, it's going to be another hot one. so the fire danger. maine in the moderate to high category for parts of the bay area blue skies right now from our golden gate bridge camera, and those temperatures 96 in santa rosa a hundred and one in fairfield. s

sandia patel is here with what we need to know. yeah that red flag warning going up tomorrow for solano county at 11. am it runs until friday. evening the concern here is the winds are going to gas 35 to 45 possibly higher you combine that with the lowering humidity 5 to 12 percent any fires that develop are going to rapidly spread that has also prompted a wind advisory that starts at 11 pm tomorrow night runs until friday night winds could blow down obviously tree limbs unsecured objects and cause a few outages. so as we go hour by hour tomorrow afternoon winds starting to pick up saint helena 34, fairfield 27 they get stronger as we had towards tomorrow night and that northerly wind is going to dry out the fuels and that's why we are facing critical fire weather conditions. i'll let you know. how long when i come back dan. all right. thanks sandy very much. we'll move from where it's going to be windy to where it's going to be loud in just a little over an hour. the warriors will host the mavericks in game one of the western conf

dan: for sandhya patel and all of us here, we appreciate your time. including adams and eleanor roosevelt. >> but there was somebody else who embodied a historical figure. am i right, will? >> you're right, and it wasn't me. exactly 60 years ago, marilyn monroe attended president john f. kennedy's birthday party and sang him happy birthday in a gold sparkly dress. you remember that whole thing. now that bob mackie gown, it's back in the spotlight thanks, of course, to kim kardashian. the met gala mainstay borrowing the $5 million dress from the ripley's believe it or not museum in orlando. kim telling vogue she lost 16 pounds in just three weeks in order to fit into that gown. and of course kim dyeing her hair blonde to complete the transformation into marilyn. by the way, kim changed into a replica dress after making it to the top of those stairs, so that way if anything happened at the party inside, it would be to the replica dress, not to the marilyn dress. >> weren't we just talking about that, will? about when you wear iconic dresses and you're l