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an mp for witham, priti patel, you so much patel, pretty.oining. good morning today. it's quite busy day so it's quite a busy news day so it's great have let's it's great to have you on. let's just with your reaction to just start with your reaction to what was saying what nigel farage was saying earlier, because i know you were listening. what do you make of this de—banking scandal? listening. what do you make of thiswell,)anking scandal? listening. what do you make of thiswell,)ankingthink, al? listening. what do you make of thiswell,)ankingthink, first >> well, look, i think, first of all, owe nigel a big all, we actually owe nigel a big thank you for the way in which he's taken the lid off this whole it's going whole issue. it's been going on for years. he's spoken about that. i know colleagues are that. i now know colleagues are speaking personal speaking about from personal experience being pipped at experience about being pipped at and the difficulties they're having politically exposed persons. , i've seen persons. but actually, i've

patel. hello, dr. patel. >> happy friday.erstatement. -- by saying issue, it is an understatement. this is a crisis, epidemic,and it's getting worse . there is a shortage. there's an increased demand and people out there who really want answers. i just really want to echo what happened in january. the american academy of pediatrics put out these new guidelines about surgical or medication using treatment to treat childhood obesity. that was also with counseling, lifestyle changes, diet and exercise. people doing everything they can to really help teens who need it. almost 20% of u.s. adolescents suffer from obesity which can lead to a lifetime of other chronic illnesses. kristen: like what kinds of illnesses? >> obesity is really hard on the body so it's going to affect nearly every single organ including joints. you can cause liver disease, heart disease, multiple different types of cancers. aside from all the mental illnesses associated with it, this is why there is such a sense of urgency to help these teens. kristen: let

amanda patel. ranil jayawardena. amanda patel.erstar panellists who appears regularly on this show has been nominated by tonight's gang for a greatest britain or union jackass award. so who's been a winner or sinner and why ? i'll reveal all when we and why? i'll reveal all when we nominate shortly. but next in uncancelled , tom bower delivers uncancelled, tom bower delivers his forensic royal analysis on harry and meghan's busted flush with commercial deals faltering and no idea how to rebrand themselves , could the duke soon themselves, could the duke soon scuttle back to london with his begging concerns begging bowl out amid concerns about bankruptcy? we'll have new updates king charles's cash updates to king charles's cash for scandal . and kate for honours scandal. and kate middleton's fight back middleton's fierce fight back against markle, against meghan markle, too. we're in just two minutes we're back in just two minutes time . time now for cancelled . and this time now for cancelled. and this is where britain's top comme

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patel. director in the obama white house and is now a professor at stanford school of medicine. doctor patel it is always good to see you. talk to us about this fda approval, about this drug. what it could mean for the 6 million americans who are living with alzheimer's? >> yeah, alicia, i think the first thing to put out about this drug, as you heard from this piece, there was really nothing else for alzheimer's patients -- so i think that that is the first thing, however comes of caveats not just the side effects that you potentially mentioned, those are not trivial, but we really also find that this drug works the best in people who are kind of earlier in their disease. mild cognitive impairment. they are words that you are gonna hear a lot about the struggle. because that is exactly who was in the trial. people who were not late stage in alzheimer's but earlier. what we know is that we can pick up mild cognitive decline in people by checking them in their primary care offices. and also d

but we are priti patel on earlier.in wethersfield where remarkably she they she and quite underhand they moved in already. but moved 46 people in already. but she that is she said that place is absolutely fit purpose . absolutely not fit for purpose. we'll play a bit of a clip we'll play you a bit of a clip there. she outlined, in there. she also outlined, in case missed it, we'll play case you missed it, we'll play it but she outlined it all for you. but she outlined what she do differently if what she would do differently if she home secretary. she was still home secretary. mixed views on actually in mixed views on this actually in the vaiews@gbnews.com. the inbox. vaiews@gbnews.com. quite look, quite a few of you saying, look, she had a chance as home secretary. hearing lot secretary. we're hearing a lot of a lot of of talk from a lot of conservatives at the minute and we're not a lot of we're not hearing a lot of action. understand that. but action. i understand that. but yes, shortly having my yes, i will shortly

we've been asking, priti patel right asking, is priti patel right that the government needs to clampalled leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop so—called leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop the�*called leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop the boats? leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop the boats? thea lawyers to stop the boats? the results next. plus my results of that next. plus my mark meets is man mark meets guest is the man who thinks he can fix the nhs. see you . in two. i in two. »- in two. >> literally. >> literally. >> we asked you on twitter is priti patel right that the government needs to clamp down priti patel right that the gorso—calledleeds to clamp down priti patel right that the gorso—called leftieto clamp down priti patel right that the gorso—called leftie lawyers? down priti patel right that the gorso—called leftie lawyers? hern on so—called leftie lawyers? her language not mine, to stop the boats? well the results are in 86.1% say yes. 13.9% say no . 86.1% say yes. 13.9% say no. fascinating stuff. get those opinio

we've been asking, priti patel right asking, is priti patel right that the government needs to clampalled leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop so—called leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop the�*called leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop the boats? leftie that the government needs to clamp to stop the boats? thea lawyers to stop the boats? the results next. plus my results of that next. plus my mark meets is man mark meets guest is the man who thinks he can fix the nhs. see you . in two. i in two. »- in two. >> literally. >> literally. >> we asked you on twitter is priti patel right that the government needs to clamp down priti patel right that the gorso—calledleeds to clamp down priti patel right that the gorso—called leftieto clamp down priti patel right that the gorso—called leftie lawyers? down priti patel right that the gorso—called leftie lawyers? hern on so—called leftie lawyers? her language not mine, to stop the boats? well the results are in 86.1% say yes. 13.9% say no . 86.1% say yes. 13.9% say no. fascinating stuff. get those opinio

patel. >> it's good for the soul. it's good for >> gio: let's go to zoomba.olume on loud quitting with employees becoming openly unhappy on the job. and alexis christoforous is here with the details. good morning, again. >> reporter: forget about quiet quitting, frustrated employees are loud quitting, instead of doing the bare minimum, and silently checking out of their jobs, loud quitters are actively disengaging in the workplace, and they're not afraid to show it. a gallop poll found one in five workers are loudly tossing in the towel, it goes beyond being unhappy on the job. it's stressed out and fed up. loud quitters are resentful that their needs aren't being met, and they're acting up, doing things like sending disruptive e-mails, making inappropriate outbursts at work, undermining their company's goals, and bad mouthing their boss on social media. the poll finds loud quitting is not something management can afford to ignore. disengaged workers can be bad for company morale, and cost the global economy $8.8 trillion. employees reveal they value talking

for now, patel remains in custody without bail. police in union city are searching for the attackers involved in a robbery attempt that left one person injured this happened dispensary on courthouse drive around one 30 yesterday morning. security officers say the attackers forced their way inside and when confronted started shooting and hit one person, the victim is expected to survive. police are investigating the case as an attempted murder. >> hot fun in the summertime is finally here. and doctors are warning of the risks for dehydration. they say ration isn't just not drinking enough. water can also come from sweating, fever and vomiting. doctors are urging you to watch for symptoms from dehydration. beyond first, which include sugar cravings chills, aaron ability muscle cramps and headaches. doctors recommend hydrate. stay in the shade, especially on hot days to avoid dehydration and overheating. and i think these are things are going think about specially going into next week. rodriguez here to talk about our forecast was nic

patel.icy director in the obama white house and is now a professor at stanford school of medicine. doctor patel it is always good to see you. talk to us about this fda approval, about this drug. what it could mean for the 6 million americans who are living with alzheimer's? >> yeah, alicia, i think the first thing to put out about this drug, as you heard from this piece, there was really nothing else for alzheimer's patients -- so i think that that is the first thing, however comes of caveats not just the side effects that you potentially mentioned, those are not trivial, but we really also find that this drug works the best in people who are kind of earlier in their disease. mild cognitive impairment. they are words that you are gonna hear a lot about the struggle. because that is exactly who was in the trial. people who were not late stage in alzheimer's but earlier. what we know is that we can pick up mild cognitive decline in people by checking them in their primary care offices. and als

priti patel , what we must do. priti patel, thank you so much for joining what we must do. forjoining me in morning in the studio this morning. >> you welcome back to the camilla tominey show lovely to have your company this morning. now let's get labour's view on everything that we've been discussing so far. mp for far. barry gardiner, the mp for brent 1997, joins brent north, since 1997, joins me you me now. so does that make you make me very old? yes. my goodness it's goodness me. well, it's a tribute and tribute to your wisdom and experience on such matters. let's banking let's kick off with the banking farrago, let's kick off with the banking farrag farage. bit confused let's kick off with the banking far labour'sa. bit confused let's kick off with the banking far labour's position 3it confused let's kick off with the banking farlabour's position because ;ed let's kick off with the banking far labour' rachel)n because ;ed let's kick off with the banking far labour' rachel reevesusesed let's kick off with the banking far labour' rachel reeves on ;ed let's kick off with

patel.ding coverage and that caveat into medicare coverage? >>, he had this happened before -- i don't think it will be as much of a barrier as this axis barrier. getting infusion shares for people that every two weeks. having to three hours a month of monitoring that -- a population that does have no options. for 6 million and counting. even more in the next decade. that is a law that our system was not been able to bear. and many of those medicare costs to public okay. so don't forget that. it is not all in. people will have out of pocket costs. >> still a glimmer of good news here, dr. aviva patel, as always, thank you so much dr. patel. that is it for this hour, but a special third live hour of american voices ahead. we are gonna dive into the new allegations against former president trump. and how he handled classified documents while he wasn't office. analysis of -- david ehrenberg, jennifer ford, and more, or just moments away, stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ lila: before i was diagnosed, there w

. >> reporter: while owner brian patel was at a movie theater. >> seems like impossible. >> reporter: fortunately the guests were gone. >> it must be very difficult. >> it's a family business. my kids, they were born here. they grew up here. it's hard to see it. it's destroyed. >> reporter: patel says he will rebuild as will residents here in countryside, illinois. a tornado ripped off half the roof of the house behind me under that blue tarp, and now people here are cleaning up the uprooted trees and assessing the damage. norah. >> we're thinking of all those people. roxana saberi, thank you so much. >>> the threat of severe weather will continue through the night and into the weekend. so for a look at the forecast, let's bring in meteorologist chris warren from our partners as the weather channel. good evening, chris. >> good evening, norah. strong storms working through the northeast this evening. in fact, the threat for damaging winds and large hail continues from the ohio valley all the way up to the northeast, where it's likely there will be some strong storms, also heavy rain.

former home patel home secretary dame priti patel has government home secretary dame priti patel hast home secretary dame priti patel has clamp on leftie ent home secretary dame priti patel has to lamp on leftie ent home secretary dame priti patel has to stop on leftie ent home secretary dame priti patel has to stop illegal)n leftie ent lawyers to stop illegal migration. says migration. when she says the attorney general and lord chancellor attorney general and lord chan how�*r attorney general and lord chanhow�*r firms that over how law firms behave, that says channel says the number of channel crossings continues to climb with more than 14,700 people intercepted with more than 14,700 people intethisyted dame warns far this year. dame pretty warns the the the clock is ticking for the government to implement its new illegal deterrent factor >> need a deterrent factor for a start returns. >> need a deterrent factor for a start plan returns. >> need a deterrent factor for a start plan was returns. >> need a deterrent factor for a start plan was central1s. >> need a deterrent factor for

well priti patel is hancock. well priti patel is criticising the bbc over its response to claims that a well known presenter paid a teenager for explicit pictures . as the for explicit pictures. as the broadcaster says , it's broadcaster says, it's investigating after it was alleged that the man paid more than £35,000 for the images . as than £35,000 for the images. as the sun newspaper says that the 17 year old's family informed bbc bosses in may. the bbc says it takes allegations very seriously. however the former home secretary is calling for a full and transparent investigation . well, the prime investigation. well, the prime minister says that britain discourages the use of cluster munitions after the united states agreed to send them to ukraine. president biden says he stands by that decision despite criticism from human rights groups. rishi sunak, who will meet mr biden in london on monday ahead of the nato summit, says britain is supporting kyiv in other ways . in other ways. >> uk is signatory to a conve

for now, patel remains in custody without bail. new details tonight we're learning a pregnant woman was killed in a crash in antioch. >> police identified the victim as this woman 20 year-old angela, the arrow. crash happened on lone tree way near ridge truck drive around 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. witnesses say the car she was in was speeding when it crashed into another car. police say fierro was thrown about 50 feet from the vehicle, the driver, the other passenger and the driver in the other car were also injured in the crash. >> given the red light. >> death white >> decided to write in. doing to 66 with people coming out of flying out of the car. and finally, call came to somebody called out to core and started yelling person's name, body on the ground. >> police confirmed speeding was a factor in the crash. the victim's family arrived on the scene as soon as the crash happened. the arrow leaves behind a one year-old daughter. new at 9, a group of activists are on a mission to stop robo taxis in francisco videos and pictu

nermeen: raj patel, which also respond to the findings of this report and in particular speak of wherey food security has increased they say, for instance, food insecurity is less prevalent now in latin america and also in parts of asia but then in africa it has been in decline -- hunger has been increasing for the last 10 years? >> food insecurity, we are hearing so many numbers and so many different kinds of understandings of what hunger means. the sort of really chronic, high-risk food insecurity when you're in a conflict area. food insecurity is the uncertainty about whether he will be able to eat over the next few days, weeks, or months. 2.4 billion people are food insecure. but that security can be an million rated not -- and million rated not by producing more food, but by government interventions, by having a functioning social safety net. there are places where governments have been able to divert funds during the pandemic to provide some sort of cushion for their citizens. the capacity to do that has a lot to do with debt. sub-saharan africa is particularly indented and is pa

patel in on this point. we talk about learning from all of this. another such emergency? are we improved or not? many people see the problem. then you compare that to what bob is referring to, the idea that a world war or a 9/11 sharpened something because of the role of enemies and evil. it summoned something in us that is not proportionate to the threat or the body count. covid was quite literally this kind of threat, where you have the president getting the warning that bob mentions. i want to listen to how bob on the tapes raises that with the internal warnings, with these national security advisers. take a look. >> i think the exact phrase i used was, this will be the biggest national security threat you face in your presidency. >> so then you guys made your presentation to trump. did he say anything? >> well, he listened to it carefully. >> was there a moment in all of this last two months where you said to yourself, ah, this is the leadership test of a lifetime? >> no. >> first to bob. well, it was. and he has this responsibility. he ran for

alok patel to break it down for us. dr. patel, good morning. great to see you.course most of us familiar with seasonal effective in the winter, but why is this happening in the summer and how are the symptoms different? >> well, whit, for a lot of people out there summertime is not simply vacation, beaches and barbecues but changes in this season including the longer days, heat, humidity and allergies can bring about symptoms of loneliness and depression like disregulated sleep, loss of interest in doing things, feeling hopeless. but, as opposed to summertime seasonal affective disorder is more likely to cause agitation, a lack of sleep and lack of appetite leading to weight changes so important to pay attention to these symptoms. >> whit: what are some of the potential risk factors here? >> anyone who may have a family history of mental illness but one big one are the longer days and the lack of schedule. think about how much is disrupted during summer time with school being out. but an important one, a lot of people out there, depending on where they are in th

ama: let's get to sandhya patel.: the weather looks fantastic for any other plans that you have. let me show you the forecast for napa. bright skies. 82 degrees tomorrow. sunday, 80 three. mornings in the 50's. sun shini 80 degrees at 4:00. even after the sun sets, it will still be very pleasant. beautiful weather out there. you can pretty much see that all of them have good visibility, except exploratorium camera where we are seeing some fog. high pressure in command of our weather. brought a warm up today. that warming will continues in couple days. you can see the fog sitting right near the coast. it's a real shallow marine layer . temperatures in the 50's to 70's. if you want to head to the beach tomorrow, this is alive view from santa cruz. it will be gorgeous. son ann wagner, very high uv index. 68 at stinson beach. 78 degrees in santa cruz. here's a view of the moon with the exploratorium camera showing you the fog over san francisco. warming trend continues this weekend. it will be cooling below average tuesd

dan: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast.andhya: it is noticeably warmer outside away from the coast line. let's look at the temperature change. up to 10 degrees warmer right now in napa and fairfield compared to earlier today. eight degrees higher in san jose, up nine livermore and concord. let's check out those temperatures. inland areas are baking in mid and upper 90's right now. but look at this, still enough of a marine influence half moon bay, 59 degrees. a wide range of temperatures as expected. we have heat advisories that will be going up for the bay area's darting tomorrow until saturday night. excessive heat watches from the central valley to southern california and excessive heat warnings as well. high pressure been nudging westward and will continue to do that. the next two days it will be sizzling inland. triple digits tomorrow in our inland communities. upper 90's so far this afternoon in our hottest inland east bay valleys. blue skies from our tower cameras but there is hayes due to the flat fire in the upper

for now, patel remains in custody without bail.seen more than 30 million downloads in less than a day after its release. but now twitter is threatening legal action. samantha cortese reports. >> well, twitter wants to do absolutely is stop the reds dead in its tracks. >> threads launch day gift to mark zuckerberg from the desk of elon musk. a cease and desist order. >> it takes the best parts of the instagram experience and creates a whole new app around text ideas and shared what's on your mind. threads is social media's newest darling, a microblogging site built by instagram. a medic company. >> features include a character limit, quote, repost, even all heart to like a thread. the user experience undeniably similar to twitter, twitter attorneys accuse met ripping off their trade secrets by hiring former twitter employees. >> if in fact did poach employees and you can look in show that specific protected information was used by these employees. former twitter employees. now that employees to create or fast track or develop the co

dan: sandhya patel is here with what to expect in your 24 hour accuweather forecast.andhya: more nice weather. the temperatures trended lower today. we will keep that going for inland areas tomorrow. you can s here in san francisco. let's look at your 24 hour planner. 7:00, there will be fog and patchy drizzle. temperatures in the 50's primarily. fog will hang around well into the afternoon. by evening, cooler weather with mid-50's to mid 70's. i will show you what's changing this weekend, coming right up. ama: happening tomorrow, the mayors of phoenix and san antonio will speak with president biden. both cities experience extreme and historic heat. both mayors will discuss the impact on their communities. president biden will hear from fema leadership about heat conditions across the u.s.. the press secretary says the president will also announce new funding for weather forecasting and clean drinking water. the town of paro wiped out by flooding earlier this year is moving on from emergency response to a long-term recovery plan. the state budget allots $20 million fo

. >> reporter: while owner brian patel was at a movie theater. >> seems like impossible. i hang my head right now. >> reporter: fortunately the guests were gone. >> must be very difficult -- >> it's a family business. my kids, they born here, they grow up here. it's hard to see it -- it's destroyed. >> reporter: patel says he will rebuild, as will residents here in countryside, illinois. a tornado ripped off half the roof of the house behind me under that blue tarp, and now people here are cleaning up the uprooted trees and assessing the damage. roxana saberi, cbs news, countryside, illinois. >>> we're learning new details about the search for murder suspect who escaped from a pennsylvania jail as the search enters its eighth day. yestery police showed a photo of a backpack they say they found wrapped in a tarp and concealed under a log in a wooded area near the jail. they believe the backpack, which contained clothing, food, and other items, belonged to 34-year-old michael burham. thoerths authorities say he used bed sheets to escape from the jail in warren county last w

let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel to first take us through what to expect in your 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya. >> yeah dan and don we're going to see the fog out there in the next 24 hours but we do have a summer scorcher on the way. let's take a look at these live pictures. is pretty much all four of them showing you some thick fog out there, a little mist and drizzle as well. so tomorrow morning, expect that both of those 50s and 60s at noontime. you are looking at sunshine inland, but still a bit gray on the coastline for the afternoon. soon it is going to be a little bit warmer, cooler excuse me, a wide range of temperatures is cooler than today. and by 7 p.m, we're looking at 50 to 80. that summer scorcher for saturday, the hottest day, 106 degrees in our hotspot like antioch and fairfield up to 105 in livermore, 101 in santa rosa. excessive heat watch already posted for friday morning to sunday night. solano county until monday night as highs will soar upper 90s to near 110, significantly increasing the risk of heat illnesses. i'll be back with

ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: you have a good point.'s take a look at the national pictures since things are so quiet in the bay area. much of the south and central u.s. under heat warnings, whether it be heat advisory's or excessive heat warnings. phoenix, 119 degrees today. that was like the 26th straight day of over 110 degrees. tomorrow, 118. the heat extending up into kansas city. 103. it will be a scorcher. 115 on thursday. salt lake city, 101. 100 and dallas. pretty hot all the way up to the east coast. 93 in new york. 97 in d.c.. on the other hand, we had our one-day warm up with the heat today. now things will be going downhill starting tomorrow. mid to upper 90's and lynn this afternoon but it was a mild 62 in half moon bay. here's a look at the temperatures. we are hanging onto warm from earlier in the day. inland areas in the 60's and 70's. 54 in half moon bay. high-pressure brought a warm up at this trough is going to start to take control of our weather. we will see more of an onshore breeze. a little more fog as we head t

sandhya patel is here with what we should expect. sandhya: toasty conditions in our inland communities. temperatures will soar into the triple digits. you are looking at a few of the fog from our sutro tower camera. air-quality advisory remains up tonight to the smoke from the flat fire in oregon. air-quality, good to moderate. around ukiah, poor for sensitive groups. smoke forecasts showing you smoke in the upper parts of the atmosphere will continue to drift in tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, it was hot inland today. even hotter tomorrow. heat advisory starts at 11:00. temperatures up 100s which means heat risk will be elevated. the next 24 hours, fog in the morning. 60's by lunch. it's already getting warm to hot inland. even hotter for the afternoon. by evening, it is warm. cool at the coast. i will be back to let you know if the hot wave will last for the weekend, coming up here get ama: -- coming up. ama: it is scorching in phoenix, arizona. this large fire erupted at a propane yard. several tanks were exploding and sending deb

dan: meteorologist sandhya patel to let us know what is in store.andhya: we will see fog returning along the coast in the bay overnight, but, dan and ama, plenty of sunday show you in santa cruz where people are enjoying. really it was nicer today with most areas cooling off even more onshore winds picking up today could high-pressure that brought the heat. it will return tomorrow, bringing a brief warm-up, but for the time being, we are in between those two systems. as we check out those two systems, gusting to 31 miles an hour at sfo, that onshore breeze playing a role in the cooler weather, 20 at rio vista, 23 san jose. from our exploratorium camera, 68 in oakland, 70's from mountain view to san jose and palo alto. half moon bay, not that chilly, 61 right now. from our mount tam cam, we are looking toward ocean beach come and there's a little patch of cloudiness right now. it is in the upper 80's for concord, fairfield area, livermore, 86 our warmest inland valleys got into the low 90's today, so we did not have the repeat of the triple digits fo

ama: sandhya patel is what's coming our way tomorrow. to see a break from the real extreme heat. good evening everyone. let's take a look at the visible satellite picture from earlier tonight. smoke from the flat fire burning up in oregon, starting to show up here in the bay area earlier this evening. as you look at the forecast, this is a loft. you will notice that that smoke will stream into our region, going in through tomorrow night. if you see some haze like we saw this evening just before sunset, don't be surprised if it's around in your area. the air quality did decline in the inland east bay a few hours ago. right now, it is good to moderate. marine layer is with us. good to moderate air quality the next four days. keep an eye on that air quality as things could change. here are live views. one thing that is common in all of these scenes is we have the fog in the forecast. as you will notice, it's not just near the coast but around the way as well. temperatures running lower from where they were yesterday. 13 degrees cooler in li

dan: sandhya patel is here.you may want to head to the beach because the heat is coming back. let me show you the heat warnings up and down the state. purser -- for parts of southern california, we have excessive heat watch down south. a heat advisory is going up for all areas shaded in orange which includes the bay area friday into saturday. high-pressure returns to the bay area. as it does, he'd advisory will go into effect. heat illness when the temperatures go up into the mid to upper 90's. 107 further inland. keep that in mind. fire danger increasing in the same general area. moderate category for most areas. moderate to high as we head toward friday afternoon. 1500 feet deep. live doppler 7. it has pushed in over the bay. it's a little misty. tomorrow morning, watch out. you may encounter some thick fog. temperatures, 50's to 70's. you are hanging onto the worms well inland. keep that in mind starting off the day. murky view from our golden gate bridge camera. dense fog and patchy drizzle. mode tomorrow mo

. >> reporter: the patel family is back to making candy apples, stocking shelves, and slicing fudge. earlier this week the san jose candy kitchen run by the patel family on second street was vandalized. first as surveillance video shows by someone breaking glass with a sledge hammer. then someone else walking in and stealing candy and money. >> we feel we are safe but now it is not like it used to be. if they want to steal they can steal $200' worth of boxes of chocolate, or apples. >> reporter: this wasn't the first time. the store was also vandalized just before the very busy mother's day. >> everything they take and we are busy with autumn coming and we have no chocolate boxes for mother's day. >> reporter: the store has filed police reports and is paying for repairs. but after back-to-back break-ins, they admit they're getting fed up. >> we are frustrated why this happens, who can control it and stop this kind of crime. >> reporter: in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> oakland's mayor is heading to vietnam. she and other city leaders hope to boost trade with the coun

dan: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic for this workweek. we will see a bump up in temperatures. take a look at this beautiful life picture. that fog is low to the ground. it is below 1000 feet, and you can see the top of the golden gate bridge towers, so it is limited tonight. we have got a brief warm-up on the way tomorrow. santa rosa going from 87 degrees today to 91 tomorrow. san francisco is up four degrees. for concord, from 90 to 94 degrees. this area of low pressure ushered in a stronger offshore breeze today. most areas saw cooling as the triple digit heat pushed eat with -- pushed eastward a bit. on live doppler 7, we have patchy fog out there, and that is how it will start out tomorrow morning. look at how warm it is still in inland areas like antioch, brentwood, 50's along the coastline. we will start the day with comfortable weather and the afternoon will get warmer across the region. from our emeryville camera, we are looking back towards san francisco, patchy coastal fog, and drizzle in the morning. a brief one-day warm up in

>> i meteorologist sandhya patel . temperatures heading into the hot territory midland -- inland l shea the changes ahead. >> good news, breaking reopened all lanes of eastbound 80 after the incident on the bridge that has backed up traffic for the past hour. cars will be stuck for some long time as they try to get traffic moving but at least all lanes are open once again. >> we have an update on breaking news in oakland. just as you exit the bay bridge. caltrans has involved in a shooting investigation in all lanes of 80 eastbound are open. the entrance to 880 south is open. this happened in the past 10 minutes. this part of 80 had been shut down for more than one hour, so there is a nasty residual backup and the commute time. this started at 4:45 this afternoon when chp took someone into custody who had been standing on the freeway. there are reports someone was firing a gun. the person detained was naked, combative, struggling with officers as they were put onto a gurney and taken away in an ambulance. all lanes of

let's get to sandhya patel with what to expect. sandhya: we are expecting some dense fog to start off the morning commute. we have it right here on our tower camera and it is going to be with you near the coast so watch out. temperatures at 7:00 a.m., 50's and 60's. rising by noon time. it will be a warmer day. feeling the heat inland. by 7:00 p.m., temperatures falling. there will still be some fog around and the big concern towards the end of the workweek and into the weekend is the excessive heat watch that begins 11:00 a.m. friday until sunday night. highs will be in the upper 90's to near 110 degrees. lows in the 60's and 70's. dangerously hot weather significantly raising the risk of heat illnesses. i will let you know how hot and how long. dion: a cat owner on the south bay is struggling to process the loss of his beloved cat. his cat was brutally attacked and later died after a dog charged while walking by. the man says he considers his cat his only family member. ama: lauren martinez has more about what happened. >> the do

ama: let's get to sandhya patel.ather looks fantastic for any other plans that you have. let me show you the forecast for napa. bright skies. 82 degrees tomorrow. sunday, 80 three. mornings in the 50's. sun shini 80 degrees at 4:00. even after the sun sets, it will still be very pleasant. beautiful weather out there. you can pretty much see that all of them have good visibility, except exploratorium camera where we are seeing some fog. high pressure in command of our weather. brought a warm up today. that warming will continues in couple days. you can see the fog sitting right near the coast. it's a real shallow marine layer . temperatures in the 50's to 70's. if you want to head to the beach tomorrow, this is alive view from santa cruz. it will be gorgeous. son ann wagner, very high uv index. 68 at stinson beach. 78 degrees in santa cruz. here's a view of the moon with the exploratorium camera showing you the fog over san francisco. warming trend continues this weekend. it will be cooling below average tuesday and w

dan: sandhya patel is here with what to expect in your 24 hour accuweather forecast.more nice weather. the temperatures trended lower today. we will keep that going for inland areas tomorrow. you can s here in san francisco. let's look at your 24 hour planner. 7:00, there will be fog and patchy drizzle. temperatures in the 50's primarily. fog will hang around well into the afternoon. by evening, cooler weather with mid-50's to mid 70's. i will show you what's changing this weekend, coming right up. ama: happening tomorrow, the mayors of phoenix and san antonio will speak with president biden. both cities experience extreme and historic heat. both mayors will discuss the impact on their communities. president biden will hear from fema leadership about heat conditions across the u.s.. the press secretary says the president will also announce new funding for weather forecasting and clean drinking water. the town of paro wiped out by flooding earlier this year is moving on from emergency response to a long-term recovery plan. the state budget allots $20 million for these

sandhya patel is here with what we should expect.ya: toasty conditions in our inland communities. temperatures will soar into the triple digits. you are looking at a few of the fog from our sutro tower camera. air-quality advisory remains up tonight to the smoke from the flat fire in oregon. air-quality, good to moderate. around ukiah, poor for sensitive groups. smoke forecasts showing you smoke in the upper parts of the atmosphere will continue to drift in tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, it was hot inland today. even hotter tomorrow. heat advisory starts at 11:00. temperatures up 100s which means heat risk will be elevated. the next 24 hours, fog in the morning. 60's by lunch. it's already getting warm to hot inland. even hotter for the afternoon. by evening, it is warm. cool at the coast. i will be back to let you know if the hot wave will last for the weekend, coming up here get ama: -- coming up. ama: it is scorching in phoenix, arizona. this large fire erupted at a propane yard. several tanks were exploding and sending debris fl

dan: let's talk to meteorologist sandhya patel about our forecast. ama: nothing like that.dhya: no, thankfully, ama and dan. and it is dangerous heat they're dealing with in phoenix. at 1018 degrees -- at 118 degrees. we check out what's ahead for wednesday it will be sizzling. this is dangerous heat. 117 in phoenix. going into thursday, 118. you can see that the hot weather extends up and down the state. 119 in phoenix on friday. and 115 on saturday. overnight temperatures have been in the low 90's. as we take a look at all the advisories and warnings, they're still up until friday and saturday night. heat advisories in orange and that pink is the excessive heat warning. for parts of california we have an excessive heat watch going up on friday. as that hot weather is going to return. take a look, those heat warnings not just here in california and the southwest. but much of the southern tier states as global climate change continues to impact our weather. meanwhile, here in the bay area we're finally getting a break from that hot weather we've been dealing with for days n

let's get to sandhya patel with what to expect.: we are expecting some dense fog to start off the morning commute. we have it right here on our tower camera and it is going to be with you near the coast so watch out. temperatures at 7:00 a.m., 50's and 60's. rising by noon time. it will be a warmer day. feeling the heat inland. by 7:00 p.m., temperatures falling. there will still be some fog around and the big concern towards the end of the workweek and into the weekend is the excessive heat watch that begins 11:00 a.m. friday until sunday night. highs will be in the upper 90's to near 110 degrees. lows in the 60's and 70's. dangerously hot weather significantly raising the risk of heat illnesses. i will let you know how hot and how long. dion: a cat owner on the south bay is struggling to process the loss of his beloved cat. his cat was brutally attacked and later died after a dog charged while walking by. the man says he considers his cat his only family member. ama: lauren martinez has more about what happened. >> the dog saw he

sandhya patel is here. >> i think this is a welcome change because it is cooler out there. let's take a look at a life picture from our tim cam. some haze up above. we are tracking thunderstorms east of the bay area and the sierra nevada heading into that of ada side. -- into the nevada side to deliver the stability is outside of the bay area. the atmosphere is stable. we have the fog along the coast starting to across the bay. here's a live look from our emeryville camera. we have gray skies overhead. 57 in the city. mountain view, 66. san jose, 73 degrees. here is a live view from our sin has a camera where the sun is shining. temperatures in the 70's from novato to santa rosa. 81 degrees in livermore. any of our inland areas in the 80's. a few isolated spots made it into the 90's. you can put in much see the marine layer has taken over and already crossed the bay. fog and petra drizzle overnight. a wide range of temperatures tomorrow. it is heating up inland starting on thursday. the sun goes down at 8:2

ama: sandhya patel is what's coming our way tomorrow.om the real extreme heat. good evening everyone. let's take a look at the visible satellite picture from earlier tonight. smoke from the flat fire burning up in oregon, starting to show up here in the bay area earlier this evening. as you look at the forecast, this is a loft. you will notice that that smoke will stream into our region, going in through tomorrow night. if you see some haze like we saw this evening just before sunset, don't be surprised if it's around in your area. the air quality did decline in the inland east bay a few hours ago. right now, it is good to moderate. marine layer is with us. good to moderate air quality the next four days. keep an eye on that air quality as things could change. here are live views. one thing that is common in all of these scenes is we have the fog in the forecast. as you will notice, it's not just near the coast but around the way as well. temperatures running lower from where they were yesterday. 13 degrees cooler in livermore and concor

ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: you have a good point.ake a look at the national pictures since things are so quiet in the bay area. much of the south and central u.s. under heat warnings, whether it be heat advisory's or excessive heat warnings. phoenix, 119 degrees today. that was like the 26th straight day of over 110 degrees. tomorrow, 118. the heat extending up into kansas city. 103. it will be a scorcher. 115 on thursday. salt lake city, 101. 100 and dallas. pretty hot all the way up to the east coast. 93 in new york. 97 in d.c.. on the other hand, we had our one-day warm up with the heat today. now things will be going downhill starting tomorrow. mid to upper 90's and lynn this afternoon but it was a mild 62 in half moon bay. here's a look at the temperatures. we are hanging onto warm from earlier in the day. inland areas in the 60's and 70's. 54 in half moon bay. high-pressure brought a warm up at this trough is going to start to take control of our weather. we will see more of an onshore breeze. a little more fog as we head towar

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sandia patel. sandia: it's going to be stifling. let's take a look at what we're expecting.of high pressure nudging westward. and that's what's going to bring us that extreme heat that we are expecting especially this weekend. now, friday, those temperatures go up into the 90's and 100's. today the hottest spots were in the mid to upper 90's. look at what happens on saturday. this is the hottest day with 106 in antioch. 110 up in ukiah. on sunday sizzling unland -- inland. here are some safety tips. stay hydrated. we're talking about water. never leave people or pets inside vehicles. they get a lot hotter. try to stay in the shade if you can and no sign of heat and illnesses. in particular of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, heat exhaustion, you can drink water move to a.c. especially if you have nausea. but with heat stroke, if there's no sweating and high body temperature call 911 immediately. this is the number one weather-related killer in the country. you will notice that up and down the state we have heat advisories, ex-setsive heat watches in case you're traveling. te

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abc seven meteorology sandhya patel is here with a forecast., and we're all humans, so it's okay to stumble. dan and emma. good evening, everyone. let's take a look at a live picture from our sutro tower camera. you see, our free ac is back over san francisco. temperatures. down by 11 degrees in santa rosa. seven degrees cooler. oakland, concord, down six in san jose and five degrees cooler in san francisco. the sea breeze is stronger and that's part of the reason why, along with a deeper marine layer, gusts to 32 right now in oakland and as we go hour by hour, if few are stepping out tonight, grab a sweater. it is going to be gusty, not just near the coast, but breezy in our inland valleys as well. tomorrow morning starting off breezy and then the winds pick up, which will help cool us even more in our inland areas. here are some live pictures from our tower cameras and some beautiful views. for those of you who like the fog, you see it there from sutro tower. blue skies from emeryville to santa cruz to oakland airport. here's what's going on.

dan: sandhya patel is here.: you may want to head to the beach because the heat is coming back. let me show you the heat warnings up and down the state. purser -- for parts of southern california, we have excessive heat watch down south. a heat advisory is going up for all areas shaded in orange which includes the bay area friday into saturday. high-pressure returns to the bay area. as it does, he'd advisory will go into effect. heat illness when the temperatures go up into the mid to upper 90's. 107 further inland. keep that in mind. fire danger increasing in the same general area. moderate category for most areas. moderate to high as we head toward friday afternoon. 1500 feet deep. live doppler 7. it has pushed in over the bay. it's a little misty. tomorrow morning, watch out. you may encounter some thick fog. temperatures, 50's to 70's. you are hanging onto the worms well inland. keep that in mind starting off the day. murky view from our golden gate bridge camera. dense fog and patchy drizzle. mode tomorrow