patel: dr.chief executive at the pagosa springs medical center in archuleta county, the only hospital for more than 50 miles around. dr. webb: people in rural areas just don't have as good of access of health care, right? they just -- they don't. so public health has to step in for those people and be there for them where they need to be. dr. patel: archuleta county, like much of rural colorado, has a shortage of primary health providers. and webb says rural counties have a lot to lose if public health funding is t back. dr. webb: hospitals take care of your wellness overall. they take care of people with individual health conditions. but the public health takes care of the health of our whole community. sarah: the centers for disease control and prevention is advising that cloth-based coverings no longer -- dr. patel: sarah flower is a local radio reporter. she says the community isn't fully aware of what's at stake. sarah: it's like, oh, fine, masking and vaccines, but what about sewers and re

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for more on this, let's go to abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: this is the first one of the season, issued tomorrow, so it is a concern as we are expecting air quality to decline. you can see a little bit of hades out there. poor air quality expected in the area. it is a spare the air alert for tomorrow. san jose is in the moderate category. it has been a warm one away from the coastline. in the upper 80's for the warmer spots. fairfield just hit 90 degrees near the coast, though, half moon bay, only 52, so you are chilly. sunshine from our exploratorium camera. fog near the beaches, as you see on live doppler 7. as we go hour-by-hour, slow inland, but along the coastline come it will quickly cool off. would begin with fog right around the bay and the coast tomorrow afternoon. you will notice by lunchtime it is already in the 80's inland and some 90 showing up in the early afternoon, which means you do have to keep this in mind. uv index will be very high and an 8. the time to burn is 15 minutes to 25 minutes in the most intense part of

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ama: let's get to abc7news meteorologist stanley a patel -- sandhya patel. sandhya: we have had multiple reports of aftershocks since then, celebs take a look at where that happened southeast of hollister. it was a 4.5 magnitude earthquake this afternoon at a depth of six miles. we will take a look at how many reports there were. there were 62 reports with a magnitude of 6.5 as a xi this is a good reminder to be ready. this was on the calaveras fault and as we look at the intensity map, it was strongest around the epicenter but it was felt all the way to the bay area up to the north bay out towards the central valley. we are talking all the way out towards merced, fresno, modesto. when you look at the earthquake intensity, the magnitude was a 4.5, which is a light earthquake, but with noticeable earthquake, the energy equivalent is about 33,000 pounds of explosives. so if you felt it, and i felt it up on the second floor here, it was a jolt. ama: it certainly makes sense when you put it that way. dan: for the locals living on top of this earthquake today, th

let me say, you mentioned the pretty patel case, and they did find that priti patel's behavior did meetondition of bullying. but they did ignore the findings and boris johnson decided that priti patel did not reach the code. she stayed and he went. i wonder if that sow -- overshadows what's going on here. the fallout from that case, whether it hangs heavy -- and might give dominic raab the benefit of the doubt, but can't because of what has previously happened. aubrey: it might certainly have an impact on the trustworthiness and reliability civil servants have placed in being able to voictheir concerns, both at an informal level and a formal level as well. if you remember, wn the allegations about dominic raab first surfaced, there had not been any formal colaints submitted. that's in part due to the people we have spoken to, their lack of faith in the system. they are thinking, even if i do go out on a limb and complain about my minister, put a black mark against my name and have this wreath the rest of my career in civil service, it could end up happening where the minister is found a

three years ago we saw similar report into priti patel— ago we saw similar report into priti patel inthat he wanted to put a bouquet of blue water away from this. you and to the — blue water away from this. you and to the point _ blue water away from this. you and to the point that _ blue water away from this. wi, and to the point that these things were swirling around. that is the accusation levelled at the prime minister. that he had wind of this, but still in a sense loyalty and paying it back i suppose for being a supporter in his campaign, somehow trumped knowledge of that. that is the accusation. flit trumped knowledge of that. that is the accusation.— the accusation. of course. i think he can viably _ the accusation. of course. i think he can viably say _ the accusation. of course. i think he can viably say that _ the accusation. of course. i think he can viably say that there - the accusation. of course. i think he can viably say that there was i the accusation. of course. i think| he can viably say that there was a question of— he can viably say that there was a question of du

joining us is arbery patel -- is margaret patel. is that tech trade losing power? >> we like a lot of areas of tech. there is long-term secular growth. we think that when you look past midyear, things will work down and it will be one of the better performing parts of tech? dani: you like semi conductors the recent hit -- hints we have gotten have amid great in europe. what revised it to make it a good trade free market? >> it is working off inventory for a lot of companies and waiting for the inflection point in demand growing, which we think will be around midyear. there is abolished there and there are some spots where some companies are seeing signs of slow growth in the market is jumpy and murdered -- and nervous especially for a group that has done so well. we think it will be one of the better going parts. -- better growing parts. alix: how do you think the spending -- how do you see the spending happening? when the customers feel better, do you think money comes back in a flood or will we see caution? margie: we will see caution and companies are cautious a

ama: let's get to abc7news meteorologist stanley a patel -- sandhya patel. sandhya: we have had multiple reports of aftershocks since then, celebs take a look at where that happened southeast of hollister. it was a 4.5 magnitude earthquake this afternoon at a depth of six miles. we will take a look at how many reports there were. there were 62 reports with a magnitude of 6.5 as a maximum. this is a good reminder to be ready. this was on the calaveras fault and as we look at the intensity map, it was strongest around the epicenter but it was felt all the way to the bay area up to the north bay out towards the central valley. we are talking all the way out towards merced, fresno, modesto. when you look at the earthquake intensity, the magnitude was a 4.5, which is a light earthquake, but with noticeable earthquake, the energy equivalent is about 33,000 pounds of explosives. so if you felt it, and i felt it up on the second floor here, it was a jolt. ama: it certainly makes sense when you put it that way. dan: for the locals living on top of this earthquake tod

it pays no attention, as docto patel said, to actually what the other litigation is saying which is, frankly, you have to many restrictions on access to this medication based on wha we know, that the fda should b making it easier to get access to it. and so that is about a discussion about facts, abou science, and about freedom and i think we have the powe to design that destiny for ourselves together so that individuals can make their own choices for their own bodies >> ladies, i am so grateful yo join me tonight. watching that video. i have a daughter who turned ten two days ago she is two doors down from where i am sitting right now and this conversation just overwhelms me in every possibl way. doctor kavita patel, maya wiley, pam belluck, thank you all for being here tonight i really appreciate it when we come back, governor on desantis's divers out an stumbles out of the gate again before his campaigns eve started. is trump dominating desantis i the polls? carlos curbelo, a floridian, a republican, who better, to break it down? all the big news of the week from the fox news sett

let's go to abc 7 news media biologist, sandia patel, and this magnitude was significant.it was from the fact that a lot of people felt it dan and dion. so, let me show you the magnitude and the earthquake it was centered just north of trespina's as you take a look here. the magnitude initially came in as a 4.6, but it was revised by the usgs to a 4.5 at 323. pm adapt was about six miles now when you look at the bigger picture there were multiple reports of earthquakes with the maximum magnitude of 4.5 on the calaveras fault as you just heard dan say and when you take a look at the shake intensity map, it was felt all the way to the north bay right here in san francisco. it felt like a jolt to me. it was felt all the way out towards the fresno area when you look at this earthquake a four is really a light earthquake, but can have noticeable shaking. so keep that in mind once again that earthquake was 4.5 miles north of 4.5 magnitude. north of trespeÑos stan. okay, sandy. thank you. under new york state law is a felony. a falsify business records with intent to defraud and

let me pick that up with - aubrey because since you mentioned the priti patel case, brought in as and met the definition of bullying you boris johnson ignored sir alan's findings and decided priti patel did not breach the code and she stayed and he went. and ijust wonder whether that instance now overshadows what happened here. his rishi sunak team in as the meadows, clear it all up in as the meadows, clear it all up in the fall of my case, whether that hangs heavy will make them want to give him the benefit of the doubt but considering what happened prior to. it but considering what happened prior to. . ., . ., to. it did have an impact on the trustworthiness _ to. it did have an impact on the trustworthiness and _ to. it did have an impact on the trustworthiness and reliability l to. it did have an impact on the i trustworthiness and reliability that civil servants placed in being able to voice _ civil servants placed in being able to voice their concerns but that an informal— to voice their concerns but that an informal level and at a formal level as well— informal level and at a

all right.well, let's bring in abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel. yeah a sandy it look pretty intense out on the bay. wofdsyeah, we're talking abouto 55 mile and ama so peak gus. let's take a look at a live picture from our san mateo bridge and you will see that it is definitely a bumpy ride right now. so hang on to the steering wheels, we do have gusty winds at sfo 54 miles an hour. there is an airport weather warning until 10 pm, oakland 45 hayward 45. even sanose5 mile an hour winds. the wind advisory is for the coast until 11pm tonight and for solano county until 8pm those gus 45 to 55 miles an hour could take down some tree limbs cause a few outages and definitely make it difficult to drive. so keep that in mind as we go hour by hour 50 mile an hour winds at 'clock along the oco'ast still gusty at 10 pm 45 miles an hour and then those winds drop off but it's not completely a calm situation still breezy tomorrow morning along the coast on live doppler awe7 re king the system that is responsible for thein ws, diabln showers at the lower elevation

the point was there a to priti patel which _ official.not dismissed and she was left in her place and the permanent secretary was removed and people who were complaining in this report is why they have not come forward. maybe that is true but i don't have windows— maybe that is true but i don't have windows into their school typing axle windows into their school typing axte but— windows into their school typing axle but dominic raab and this very lon- axle but dominic raab and this very tong time _ axle but dominic raab and this very long time complaint and i think it's perfectly— long time complaint and i think it's perfectly fair that the prime minister would do an investigation, that investigation is probably valid into the _ that investigation is probably valid into the complaints were actually appellate and based on the report, the conservative circles and whose specific _ the conservative circles and whose specific instances were talking about — specific instances were talking about responsibility and calling peopies — about respons

most importantly, i welcome the election of councillor patel and look forward to his joining our otherr local areas, with less crime, lower council tax and, importantly, filling more potholes. mr. speaker: mr. alistair carmichael. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week, the home office announced that it would not be setting up a bespoke visa scheme for the fishing industry of the sort that is already available for people working in fish farms and in offshore wind farms. it also told skippers that crew previously employed by them under a temporary scheme had to stop working immediately. a consequence of that announcement, in fishing ports around the coast today, many fishing boats are tied up unable to go to sea. it is the only time that this home secretary has been successful in our stated ambition of stopping the boats. [laughter] the prime minister and his party promised our fishermen a sea of opportunity if they would support them, but what is the point of a sea of opportunity if they cannot get crew to fish in it? pm sunak: mr. speaker, i am not sure that i recognize the right honora

alok patel has the story from colorado. it's part of our ongoing series, rural rx. dr.mily brown is busy with chores on the family farm, where they raise cattle and grow potatoes. it's a big change from her six years running the rio grande county health department. emily: my role as a local public health director previously had been pretty low on the radar. and then covid came along. >> covid meant long days tracking cases, announcing business closures and travel restrictions. >> covid was hard. >> and then, two months into the pandemic, the county commissioners fired her. i think it was a culmination of just a lot of different tensions that sort of maybe came to a head. brown was the first but not the last. fully half the public health directors in colorado have quit or been fired since march of 2020, a turnover rate that is alarming to tista ghosh, the state's former chief medical officer. >> i would call it a nightmare for most of the public health community. it's been a very difficult time and a lot of people have left. >> the controversies did not end with covid. u

alok patel is here. dr. patel, good morning.w study for us. >> the cdc looked at prescriptions for stlint medications and found a rise of 10% at the beginning of the pandemic. 2020-2021, specifically in men and women age 15-44. >> what's behind the increase, do you think, in these prescriptions? >> whit, you know, it's never a simple answer with me. it comes down to two things. number one, increased awareness. adhd isyhtfs adolesct boy dise we know it is lifelong and can affect older individuals and women. it's been historically underdiagnosed in this group. more awareness means more visits and prescriptions. number two might be the covid-era policies and improving access to care through telehealth which may have driven up the amount of prescriptions written. in both of these cases, the rise is not that surprising because it may be matching the smouch -- >> if you're someone who needs this medication and you're worried about the shortage, how do you talk to your doctor about a plan? >> hot topic. two things for people to do. cha

here's meteorologist sandy patel . sandia timing is everything and dan and, um, we're going to brighten things up around here. it's about time we got to enjoy some warmth. take a look at these live pictures from our tower cameras and you will see that things are looking good from all four of our tower cameras. here's a live view from our emeryville camera. here's what you can expect an easter weekend warm up. so today 63 in santa rosa, up three degrees tomorrow, san francisco you're going up to oakland three. you'll notice san jose. four degrees warmer. and conquered from 61 to 67 degrees sunday. those temperatures are going to soar into the low and mid seventies for easter, just about everywhere away from the coastline. and as we take a look at live doppler seven yes, we did have some wet weather earlier today, the most widespread this morning that rain is long gone, and tonight we do have a lot of cloud cover around. i'll be back with a full look at the accuweather seven day forecast to let you know how long that spr

here's meteorologist sandy patel. sandy timing is everything and dan and, um, we're going to brighten things up around here. it's about time we got to enjoy some warmth. take a look at these live pictures from our tower cameras and you will see that things are looking good from all four of our tower cameras. here's a live view from our emeryville camera. here's what you can expect an easter weekend warm up. so today 63 in santa rosa up three degrees tomorrow. francisco you're going up to oakland three. you'll notice san jose, four degrees warmer and conquered from 61 to 67 degrees. sunday those temperatures are going to soar into the low and mid seventies for easter, just about everywhere away from the coastline. and as we take a look at live doppler seven yes, we did have some wet weather earlier today, the most widespread this morning that rain is long gone, and tonight we do have a lot of cloud cover around. i'll be back with a full look at the actual weather. seven day forecast to let you know how long that spring

dan: neurologist sandy patel is here with the forecast. meteorologist: it makes it tough especially with the windy conditions. take a look at this live picture from arcadia roof camera -- our kgo roof camera. the tree pollen is getting blown around. that is running high right now. juniper, cedar, oak, and pine are the main culprits. if allergies, you are not alone. it's going to be tough at least the next 24 hours. you will notice this trough it's -- is -- working its way toward the pacific northwest. this front did squeeze out some drizzle and we had miserable drizzle here -- -- measurable drizzle here in the bay area. we have a weather warning for sfo until 11 p.m. tonight. keep in mind the strong gusty winds can impact air travel. right now on live doppler 7, some high clouds passing through the southern part of our viewing area. the cold front ushered in some cooling, a little bit cooler than it was yesterday at this time. taking a look at the drizzle from this morning, 900ths of an inch in half moon bay. we are not expecting a drizzle

the rain will be here before we know it sandhya patel is here. with the weekend and giants home opener, there is a lot going on. sandhya: we'll make the switch and bring in some rain. from the explorato jose, lovely views. tomorrow the weather will change. we have high clouds increasing as we go throughout the day tomorrow, and here comes the rain. it is a light system that will bring us breezy conditions and wet weather. we start out tomorrow afternoon and evening and there is light rain in the northern part of the viewing area. by the friday morning commute it will be wet. light stuff continuing at 10:00 a.m. and the $1 million question, will the rain leave before the giants home opener and easter holiday weekend? i will be back with the details. ama: new developments, has declared a state of emergency over the water crisis. venetia's way -- main water line collapsed. residents have been asked to cut water use by 40%. the city is pumping in water from lake hermon as a second a resource. the way for funding or repairs. -- the emergency declarati

the rain will be here before we know it sandhya patel is here. with the weekend and giants home opener, there is a lot going on. sandhya: we'll make the switch and bring in some rain. from the explorato jose, lovely views. tomorrow the weather will change. we have high clouds increasing as we go throughout the day tomorrow, and here comes the rain. it is a light system that will bring us breezy conditions and wet weather. we start out tomorrow afternoon and evening and there is light rain in the northern part of the viewing area. by the friday morning commute it will be wet. light stuff continuing at 10:00 a.m. and the $1 million question, will the rain leave before the giants home opener and easter holiday weekend? i will be back with the details. ama: new developments, has declared a state of emergency over the water crisis. venetia's way -- main water line collapsed. residents have been asked to cut water use by 40%. the city is pumping in water from lake hermon as a second a resource. the way for funding or repairs. -- the emergency declarati

dan: let's get to sandhya patel. sandhya: it will feel like summer tomorrow. we are talking about a summerlike sizzle with temperatures into the 90's. it gets hot. the air quality will be declining and first thing tomorrow morning out the door, watch out for the fog. visibility is down to a quarter mile or less for the morning commute. here's a live look at wt you will face tomorrow morning which is the murky view of the golden gate bridge. we will be back in a little bit to let you know when you might see some rain around here coming up. dan: thanks. let's get back to the warriors win over the sacramento kings because it had every bit of drama you could hope for. ama: this was a pivotal victory for the warriors in the first round. dan: chris alvarez saw this golden performance with his own eyes. it must have been great. chris: it was. who says the warriors cannot win on the road? that is what champions do. they came up with big stops and big shots from some of the biggest names. a couple of quick comments and moments from a very tense fourth quarter between s

ama: sandhya patel joins us with what's coming. sandhya: nice-looking weekend. your plants outside. let's talk about what's coming later on this year. that's an el niÑo watchd by the climate prediction center. this is for the upcoming spring through winter. currently, we are in neutral conditions. this is expected to continue through spring. there's a 62% chance of el niÑo developing between may and july. range of possibilities. four in 10 chance of a strong el niÑo. one in 10 chance of no el niÑo towards the end of the year. it is still too early to predict precipitation. el niÑo is the warming of the waters near the equatorial pacific and it has impacts on the weather globally as you know. we've been through some strong el niÑo's. 97, 98 being one of those. stay tuned. i know this much for sure. look at these live pictures. we have absolutely gorgeous conditions. one thing that is center stage is the blue and gold. taki a loot live dpl t. mainly clear conditions. patchy clouds toward morning. as we check out what's ahead, satellite radar showing of low pressur

ama: sandhya patel joins us with what's coming. sandhya: nice-looking weekend.plants outside. let's talk about what's coming later on this year. that's an el niÑo watch issued by the climate prediction center. this is for the upcoming spring through winter. currently, we are in neutral conditions. this is expected to continue through spring. there's a 62% chance of el niÑo developing between may and july. range of possibilities. four in 10 chance of a strong el niÑo. one in 10 chance of no el niÑo towards the end of the year. it is still too early to predict precipitation. el niÑo is the warming of the waters near the equatorial pacific and it has impacts on the weather globally as you know. we've been through some strong el niÑo's. 97, 98 being one of those. stay tuned. i know this much for sure. look at these live pictures. we have absolutely gorgeous conditions. one thing that is center stage is the blue and gold. taking a look at live doppler 7 tonight. mainly clear conditions. patchy clouds toward morning. as we check out what's ahead, satellite radar showi

let's go to sandhya patel. sandhya: right now, i will show you where the earthquake hack into. -- happen. as you take a look here, it struck at 10:30 p.m.. 4.5 magnitude. six miles. there have been multiple reports since then. we are talking about a dozen reports. the maximum magnitude is 4.5. once again, that earthquake near cobb in california. ama: thank you. now to new developments with the death of a champion cyclist around san francisco. a group ride took place tonight in honor of ethan who died last week in a collision in the presidio. he had a large group of friends in the cycling community. many of them showed up tonight. >> he shouldn't have died like this. nobody deserves to die like this. ama: this crash has calls for more protection for cyclists in the presidio. inactive for shared the changes he'd like to see on our show. >> in an ideal world, there would be concrete there. i'm calling for the presidio trust to install traffic posts there that would help to prevent something like this and make driv

so meteorologist sandy patel is here.h, and it's gonna be a great looking weekend a man, but we're gonna need to carry the umbrellas and the shades. i'll explain in just a moment. let's check out live pictures right now from our tower cameras beautiful views with sunshine peeking through all the clouds from all of our cameras, our weather is so quiet in comparison to the national pitcher severe weather outbreak across the region as a front a strong front and a deep area of low pressure is pushing through look at all the tornado watch boxes from the south to much of the midwest. they've already seen numerous reports of damage tornadoes there in arkansas, and they are expecting a high risk of violent potentially damaging tornadoes through tonight here locally. we do have a system out west pushing into the pacific northwest the week tail end of this front is going to come through here. and so tomorrow the northern part of our viewing area may see a few sprinkles, but it's really not a game changer for your weekend plans clou

i dish al patel said this all, it is law to me or not to dollars the order. i largely eco, which i you put in a 2nd, a little pause. even a lynch of going out of the stuff to get a chance. discussion was not in our field one with dr. elliptic play like this is going on so on. if wasn't from prob fooled beast, moultrie, i thought to would it be thought again, what was that for the magic law? got emma found out that i want to assess the siemens aside from the, from so say on equally done ask for you. they run for political to man. i said, i want to us on the 3rd english, i'm advocate, love them. are missing the store to single out should be it is a 0 that you have or they will follow you. there's this is eva yet. oh, with historically a radical islamic ideology spread through bosnia and herzegovina in full waves of radical station that helped build the present date, terrorist infrastructure in the region, or name in boston. separate point coming in. they said to call, you know, bless this house, that was to be honest, no appointment junkies control piece. it's

let's go to sandhya patel. sandhya: right now, i will show you where the earthquake hack into. -- happen. as you take a look here, it struck at 10:30 p.m.. 4.5 magnitude. six miles. there have been multiple reports since then. we are talking about a dozen reports. the maximum magnitude is 4.5. once again, that earthquake near cobb in california. ama: thank you. now to new developments with the death of a champion cyclist around san francisco. a group ride took place tonight in honor of ethan who died last week in a collision in the presidio. he had a large group of friends in the cycling community. many of them showed up tonight. >> he shouldn't have died like this. nobody deserves to die like this. ama: this crash has calls for more protection for cyclists in the presidio. inactive for shared the changes he'd like to see on our show. >> in an ideal world, there would be concrete there. i'm calling for the presidio trust to install traffic posts there that would help to prevent something like this and make driv

i'm meteorologist sandy patel temperatures trending higher today. i'll show you how much warmer it's going to get this week coming right up when abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. for a while you may be entitled to some settlement money. facebook's parent company meta has agreed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars over a lawsuit over data sharing and as abc 7 news reporter, zach fuentes explains. you can apply to receive some of that cash. did you have a facebook account between may 24th, 2007 and december 22nd of 2022 then you may be eligible for a settlement payment facebook boasts more than two billion active users making it one of the largest social media companies, but it's popularity has been impacted recently. the company is laid off another round of workers wednesday as part of job cuts announced earlier this year by ceo mark zuckerberg and long before that was announced the company had been involved in another scandal they gave access of our data to a third party that third party was a data analytics firm that worked with the trump campaign a

it is assumed they will not go that far, but they want to be tougher than priti patel. be treated as a child whilst this is under way, but if there is a dispute, you would be in detention was that processes taking place. in detention means with adults, not on their own. hat detention means with adults, not on their own. ., ., , ., their own. not into tension with adults. what _ their own. not into tension with adults. what is _ their own. not into tension with adults. what is the _ their own. not into tension with adults. what is the politics - their own. not into tension with adults. what is the politics of i their own. not into tension with | adults. what is the politics of all this? the tory right was really unhappy and the government has given ground to them. the tory right is not 100% happy, but they are happy enough. i was talking to one senior figure who said there was unity in the conservative party, but it could fall apart because the left, they are not happy, they have concerns over children.— so, as we've been hearing from nick, for the first time, we can exp

kavita patel, she is an msnbc legal and medical i should say contributor. recent piece in "the atlantic" says the justices passed on this abortion pill ban until a better one comes along what'd you mean by that? >> i meant that there were a lot of laws in this case we can read only so much into what the court did because it's early in the litigation, and this took place on the so-called shadow docket. it's still obviously a good sign for fda that it was a 7-2 ruling that said, if the justices are going to ultimately side with the fda when this case returns to the court, it's going to likely be because this case is so flawed. either because the plaintiffs don't have standing to sue, because this case is very not timely the fda approved mifepristone in 2000, a full 23 years ago so even if the justices are open to rolling back boabortion, they my not be abled to so in a case flawed as this one. >> states with abortion bans have seen a steep drop in ob/gyn residency applications what are the long-term consequences, do you think, of these bans >> yeah, jose, we

priti patel at the time was a home secretary. if we fast—forwa rd to july was a home secretary.y 2022, it was a home secretary. if we fast—forward tojuly 2022, it may be the idea wasn't on the table any more. the times reporting that housing channel migrants on ships was left off the table. they quoted an unnamed official as saying it was an unnamed official as saying it was a harebrained idea but went round and that the cabinet turned it down because the cost would have been astronomical. however, by the end of the year maybe back on the table again. we have this headline two two just last night blue bag reported that the home—office had rejected the plan to put migrants on ships. they said because it could be more expensive than using hotels. they quoted leaked document showing cost of hundreds of thousands of an hour more that ships with up a government itself says that it cost more than £6 million a day to house migrants in hotels however, we do have the announcement as we heard from dan today that they will be a ship housing 222 people, it will be moored off the coast of do

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i'm urologist sandy patel is back. sandy yeah. it's almost going to feel like summer around here tomorrow. and certainly will on thursday. dan and i want to show you what it's going to look like. good evening, everyone. summer-like heat is headed our way. temperatures soaring bay and inland. there is a moderate risk of heat illness for inland areas and high to very high uv index. so good idea to lather on that sunscreen and definitely stay safe. all right, let's check out our temperatures for today. got up into the mid and upper 80s inland 87 in fairfield, 84 degrees in concord. it was cool, though, in half moon bay where we had fog and the sea breeze and chilly water temperatures 56 degrees. that's going to be changing in the coming days. temperatures are already running a little bit warmer than where they were yesterday. just about everywhere as we take a look at those temperatures there in the 50s and the 60s, a live view from our sutro tower camera in san francisco is just going tonight. fog along the coast in the morning. war

patel and clair. dr. patel, everything amanda said was impactful i want everyone to see it.-- clair's made the point as well -- sometimes the person that needs this health care is the one that wants the life and grieves the loss of the life more than anyone can fathom the stigma is trauma on top of trauma what do we do on the stigma side of this? >> we have to do so much, nicolle, not just to try to diffuse what the vitriol around the word abortion is the word abortion is the same as surgery or any medical term. we have to just talk about the facts of what things are and how she eloquently laid out who she is, what she was seeking, you can then debunk some of that emotion that the word will spark in people. i firmly believe it's these stories. senator mccaskill's story about her doubt will resonate with viewers far more than me talking about medical data and science that's what we need to do, humanize and put human faces to this so many people i talked to said if they only knew about my patient and i encouraged those doctors. i said come out and talk about this because that'

manish pandey and axar patel top scored for delhi.dest. sunrisers, though, couldn't find any momentum with the bat and fell eight runs short of their target. it is very important not to think too much ahead of the tournament. of course we lost the first five games, and delest couple of games, we played really well, as a bowling unit. i still think we need to improve on batting prospects and probably will do that in the next game. i think it is obvious to see that chasing a total like 145. .. i do not think there were any sort of devils in the pitch. i felt we could have been more proactive throughout the innings, which is sort of left everything too late. i prefer my batterers more enterprising. plenty of stiff legs around the uk after the london marathon over the weekend. there were so many wonderful stories of incredible runners completing the course for charity, including a royal marine who ran 26.2 miles with a fridge on his back. sam hammond is now a world record holder after beating the record for the fastest marathon carrying a

meteorologist sandhya patel is back. sandhya yeah, it's almost going to feel like summer around here tomorrow and certainly will on thursday. dan and am. i want to show you what it's going to look like. good evening, everyone. summer like heat is headed our way. temperatures soaring bay and inland. there is a moderate risk of heat illness for inland areas and high to very high uv index. so good idea to lather on that sunscreen and definitely stay safe. all right. let's check out our temperatures for today. got up into the mid and upper 80s inland 87 in fairfield, 84 degrees in concord. it was cool, though, in half moon bay where we had fog and the sea breeze and chilly water temperatureses. temperatures are already running a little bit warmer than where they were yesterday. just about everywhere. as we take a look at those temperatures there in the 50s and the 60s, a live view from our sutro tower camera in san francisco is just glowing tonight. fog along the coast in the morning. warming trend continues tomorrow. inland

he scored a half century, another 50 from axar patel helped them to 172 all out.ck an impressive 65 to set up a close finish. tim david scampered through for two from the last delivery for victory. delhi still haven't won an ipl game this season. well, such is the success of the ipl that more and more countries are now trying to follow suit to create franchise cricket. and next up is america. major league cricket starts injuly. and after the draught at houston's space centre, the six teams have their star players. england odi world cup winner liam plunkett is one of them and he explained how the competition might be tailored for a modern american audience. when it comes to the core of it, it is cricket and you want to keep that. but i think the twist on it here is to try and promote a bit like the americans do with nfl and the baseball and basketball, make it really appealing for people who've not seen cricket before. i'm just trying to show people what it's like to play a professional cricket and what you do to get there. i work with the kids as well, so just sor

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manish pandey and axar patel top scored for delhi.dest. sunrisers, though, couldn't find any momentum with the bat and fell eight runs short of their target. it is very important not to think too much ahead of the tournament. of course we lost the first five games, and delest couple of games, we played really well, as a bowling unit. i still think we need to improve on batting prospects and probably will do that in the next game. i think it is obvious to see that— i think it is obvious to see that chasing a total like 145... _ that chasing a total like 145... i_ that chasing a total like 145... i do not think there were _ 145... i do not think there were any— 145... i do not think there were any sort of devils in the pitch — were any sort of devils in the pitch i— were any sort of devils in the pitch. i felt we could have been _ pitch. i felt we could have been more proactive throughout the innings, which is sort of left — the innings, which is sort of left everything to late —— which _ left everything to late —— which is _ left every

let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. meteorologist: take a hoodie with you and you will be fine, the rain will come and go before the big home opener. we will talk about what it looks like right now. rain is still up to our north. you will notice right around the eureka area, it is coming in our direction and so far we are seeing moisture up in the clouds. notice live doppler 7 changes come later on tonight. let's talk about the drought conditions. we got an update today, minor improvement from 45% to 44% for the dry category, which is in the yellow there. 28%, 25% in the second category. so on and so forth. we have seen some improvement. here in the bay area,still drought free , thankfully. cloudy skies right now. mid to upper 50's from san francisco to oakland. 63 palo alto, 64 mountain view. definitely a nicer, milder one for most of the bay area. looks like flights are taking off just fine but the clouds are stacked up. 60 santa rosa, napa, fairfield, although 60's -- all low 60's. not much in the way of went -- of w

sandhya patel is here. >> we have got to please everybody and keep everyone happy. we'll bring in some rain as well. take a look at this live picture from our east bay hills camera. thanks to randy and a transmission for giving us this glorious view of the east bay hills looking up toward the higher clouds. we are seeing an increase in the clouds because the system is approaching. ahead of it on live doppler 7 this is the system that is going to bring us some rain but not immediately. for now we will go with higher clouds and a beautiful view from our golden gate bridge camera. a little bit of a bruise but nothing terrible. san francisco to oakland. 59 in mountain view. this afternoon high temperatures were in the mid-50's to mid 60's. still a good four to seven degrees behind where you should be for this time of year. from our oakland airport camera you can see a nice view. no problems as far as flights go. 60 in napa. popping up into the low and mid 60's. fairfield, warmest spot was 65. from san jose, you are seeing extra clouds. increasing high clouds. this morni

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