patel: i'm not going to speculate. we certainly would support anybody's right to peacefully protest and to peacefully make their opinions and their point of view heard. and certainly we would take issue with any kind of violence, especially violence against those who are peacefully protesting, but i'm not going to speculate. go ahead, in the back. yeah, you. >> thank you. as you mentioned, secretary blinken was clear that the us has concern that the results announced yesterday might not reflect the will of the voters in the poll. but as of today, does the u.s. recognize the results as it was announced yesterday, yes or no? mr. patel: sorry, who? >> if today the united states recognize the result announced yesterday. mr. patel: so i don't, i don't have any announcement to make as it relates to that. what we are calling for is the immediate publication of detailed polling results to ensure transparency and accountability. it's something that we are looking for as well as other international and regional partners. >> has

patel did everything he could to carry out a murder. they survived the crash. >> reporter: the san mateo county d.a. steve wagstaffe says he supports diversion in many cases but not for people charged with attempted murder. >> i'm more than happy to take that gamble when you're dealing with low level type of offenses. we don't think for attempted murder that diversion out of the system, meaning no punishment, should exist. >> reporter: a newly revised law makes more californians eligible for diversion because defendants no longer have to prove mental illness was a significant factor causing them to commit a crime. they just have to be diagnosed with any one of these hundreds of listed diagnoses. >> really the headline here is a person gets the treatment they need to make sure they can be a safe thriving member of their community. >> reporter: mona shoff is a prosecution reform expert and institute of justice and points to mrs. patel's emotional testimony asking for diversion therapy for her husband instead of trial. she described how mu

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of course, jay patel.ut next, it's time for the great british debate this hour. i'm our labour under the thumb of the unions. this is gb news. 26 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. we're live on tv, onune gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and it's time now for the great british debate. this houn the great british debate. this hour, i'm asking our labour under the thumb of the unions. the labour party may only have beenin the labour party may only have been in power for a matter of weeks, but the trade unions are already appear to be throwing their weight around to try and influence government policy. but after all, is that their job? though union bosses have wasted no time in challenging on the new government to allow civil servants to continue working from home, and chancellor rachel reevesis from home, and chancellor rachel reeves is set to approve an above inflation 5.5% pay rise for millions of teachers and nhs staff following threats of fresh strikes. so for the

why do you think priti patel is running ? because priti patel is running? front runner, is she in the race? >> i think she is. i've actually been saying for some time that i think she's a dark horse that people should consider backing for the leadership. i think she's done a lot of work behind the scenes to build a lot of support from other mps, and i think actually the sort of the, the headline thing from this announcement is that she's going to try to give more power to the members. well, this is a fairly clearly naked approach to try and win over the support of people who are inevitably going to end up voting on the leaders. i think that she is a firm figure, she doesn't come with quite the same baggage as the likes of, say, suella braverman. i think a lot of people would look at her on the right measured than i think she is. i think she is. she's more measured. she comes from the same wing of the party. but as she says herself, in this announcement, she has done a lot less sort of sniping and a lot less sort of sniping and a lot less grandstanding and h

starmer versus ed davey versus dame priti patel.ld you imagine the reform, you know, vote for the reform, you know, vote for the common person . the common person. >> that's the first time that priti patel has been described as establishment. but but aubrey, this is a very long contest, many comparisons to 2005, when it was a similarly long contest. and this funny phrase, a beauty parade, at the conservative party conference, which which might not potentially seem that accurate, but steady, steady, steady. >> that's right. yeah. so there were people that wanted this contest to go even longer. i mean, into december, which is matching the sort of 2005 timeline. and there were people, i mean, even pushing it for it to go into the new year, and basically cchq turned around and said, we don't have the money we cannot afford for this contest to go on significantly longer. >> each candidate is going to have to stump up £200,000 in order to just fund the contest . order to just fund the contest. >> exactly. and that's because obviously, cch

now, priti patel has out there.id to become leader of the conservatives. but does she have what it takes to unite that party? then king charles may never reunite with his grandchildren at prince archie and princess lilibet as prince harry refuses to bring his family to the uk and almost half of you are now likely to choose something other than a roast dinner from the menu and eating out on a sunday. is this a death of the british roast? sacrilege. i'm dawn neesom and this is the weekend . this is the weekend. hello. but this show is nothing without you. and your views. so let me know your thoughts on all the stories we're discussing today, or even what you think of clare and nigel. that's a good one. it's really simple. visit gbnews.com/yoursay and join the conversation, right . okay. as conversation, right. okay. as i said, i mentioned the panel because they are particularly brilliant today, i have gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson and former conservative special adviser claire pearsall , and they a

now, of course, priti patel , of course, priti patel, launching her leadership campaign today, talkedent. you know, making the match fit again for government . and what again for government. and what is interesting to see is how she's, of course , pitching she's, of course, pitching herself. you know, individually you know, in comparison to the other, of course, people that have put their names forward, you know, we expected her to run. that's not a surprise. and we expected, you know, to come up with the traditional conservative thinking of, you know, lower taxes of, of strong immigration. of course, she's had experience of that as being the home secretary, serving in bofis the home secretary, serving in boris johnson's cabinet, negotiating deals with france, and of course, bringing in that points based immigration system. but that legacy may be is where some people, possibly think that, you know, there are there is a bit of an issue there, of course, with the situation that we've seen with with legal and illegal immigration. so we'll be here in litchfield today finding out what peopl

former home secretary priti patel, what has she had to say?— had to say?o say? she confirmed she is going to run _ had to say? she confirmed she is going to run in — had to say? she confirmed she is going to run in the _ had to say? she confirmed she is going to run in the conservative l going to run in the conservative leadership race and has done it by writing for the sunday telegraph. she said she made a direct appeal, they will get whittled down by candidates and the final to go to a vote of the membership. priti patel call them heroic and said she would give them more power in shaping conservative policy. she talked more about her vision for the party and it is not about, she is a leading voice on the right of the conservative party, she said it is not about left or right but competent grown—up, experienced and strong politicians putting authentic conservative values into practice. she does not believe the idea of conservatism failed in the election, thatis conservatism failed in the election, that is why they ended up with the result they did, she sa

patel.sly ruled he is eligible for a mental health diversion, a program in california where a suspect with a diagnosed mental illness can get outpatient treatment instead of facing trial for their charges in. this case mr. patel was charged with attempted murder of his family. this is video from a recent hearing when doctors testified patel had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder. he will have to wear a gps bracelet and undergo weekly drug testing to insure he isn't using alcohol and drugs and that he is taking his prescribed medication. there's no bail or bond, but he'll be confined to his parents' home in belmont except for weekly court appearances and meetings with doctors. he had to surrender his passport and driver's license which means he won't be allowed to drive. he also will not be allowed to practice medicine or own a firearm until he's completed his two-year diversion program, but if he successfully completes the program, the charges will be dropped. >> at the time of th

she talks about the need _ —— dame priti patel. she talks about the need to— —— dame priti patel. unite the party, she said it was not conservative values that lost _ said it was not conservative values that lost in — said it was not conservative values that lost in the election, there are still popular with many people in the country, it was the politicians that failed, all the divisions within— that failed, all the divisions within the conservative party, and she talked — within the conservative party, and she talked about being a kind of grown-up— she talked about being a kind of grown—up politician. she also places a ioch— grown—up politician. she also places a lock party— grown—up politician. she also places a lock party membership, obviously at some _ a lock party membership, obviously at some point in the future of the virtuai— at some point in the future of the virtual collapse of the virtual collapse _ virtual collapse of the virtual collapse to party members, that will io collapse to party members, that will go out _ collapse to party members, that will go out to _ colla

patel is hopeful someone will come forward with information.ant these guys caught and i'm very concerned about all the neighboring businesses around me or any other smoke shops. back at the store, patel and his manager have already made changes, started to immediately box off the area more, make it more secure, make it visible to people outside. >> what's happening inside? >> while patel is still on the mend, he has at least a six month recovery ahead of him, including physical therapy in san jose. zach fuentes, abc seven news we're following up on the clean out of a homeless encampment by the bay bridge toll plaza. >> crews from the city of oakland returned today for a second day to clear out the last of the camp. sky seven was overhead as the work was underway. oakland is providing people who live there with temporary shelter, although some advocates say that doesn't meet the legal requirements of providing adequate services. the urgency to clear out the encampment comes from the san francisco bay conservation and development commission, or b

patel will live with his parents in belmont. check in with the court weekly and maintain treatment at a hospital. his wife and young children. miraculously survived the january 2023 crash is did he and his wife showed support for patel during court proceedings. the district attorney's office strongly objected to the judge's decision. but the judge sided with his defense attorney. there is growing concern over the rising number of covid cases in california. >> kron four's lasalle a good has that story covid cases are increasing throughout california and experts are calling it a swell. but we're seeing in the wastewater the emergency room visits in the percent positivity meeting. >> the number of people think the amount of covid who are testing positive in the hospitalizations. all of these numbers are up here in california, according to the california department of public health. >> over the last month, the covid positivity rate has doubled on june. first, the rate was 4% as of july. first, a jump to 10%. doctor john swartzberg a

patel will live with his parents in belmont. check in with the court weekly and maintain treatment at a hospital. he his wife and young children. miraculously survived the january 2023 crash and his family showed support for patel during the court proceedings. the san francisco latin x democratic club has launched an investigation in response to recent allegations involving misconduct by the president. kevin ortiz. those allegations were originally published by the san francisco chronicle friday as a result, ortiz is on a leave of absence. the organization says it plans to form a special investigation committee to examine the matter. ortiz is attorney released a statement kron 4 saying ortiz denies any wrongdoing and he welcomes a review of the evidence which will prove the allegations false. health officials in santa clara county are warning people about possible exposure. >> to measles, a person who does not live in the county. they say traveled through san jose's airport tuesday, july 2nd, doctors say that person was contagio

today, a judge suspended criminal proceedings against dharmesh patel. patel will take part in a mental health program for two years while on supervised release with gps monitoring. the 43 year old radiologist has also been ordered to not practice medicine. >> the dolores hill bomb happened this weekend in san francisco and things were mostly calm. the unsanctioned skating event happened saturday, despite officers setting up barriers on dolores street. well, instead, skaters raced down church street. that's just on the other side of the park. police in san francisco say they did not arrest anyone last year. things were very different when police made about 100 arrests. many of them were teens. more than 500 people showed up to this year's event. one man was hurt skateboarding down the hill, but his injuries are not life threatening. police say someone vandalized a patrol car and they're looking for suspects there. >> let's take a live look outside. it is day seven of our heat wave. there is some good news, though. some of the excessive heat warnings have

that's the only inspiration i need on the daily right there, patel says. he and thompson bonded over their love for boating and the ocean, so reports that thompson has signed a deal with dallas is not just sad for him, it was a gut punch. emotionally. i haven't even put my arms around it, you know, i really, really you know, he used to come with a girlfriend. you know, he came with his brothers. you know, his parents came here some time. we were kind of almost extended family for the warriors, thompson's exit will mean half of the famed splash brothers will be gone. patel says he still holding out hope that the warriors come in with a last minute offer, and thompson changes his mind. he hopes his friend realizes he won't have a spectacular commute to work in dallas like he does here in the bay. clearly loves the ocean. this is his gets his spirit from there. it's spectacular in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news well, of course, fans got on social media to express their surprise and disappointment over the announcement. excitement from mave

. >> jay patel said it happened around two in the afternoon on july 6th. a man who made him uneasy came into the store. >> i guess that he had seen the watch, the rolex on my wrist based off of the build and clothing, patel believes that same person was one of the masked robbers who came to the store just a couple of hours later, they said, let me get your rolex and i had long sleeves on that day, so my watch was covered. i looked down, i'm like, how do they know i have a rolex on? >> it was just seconds after that a gun was pulled out. >> the gun was about three feet away from me, so i pushed the gun away. and i have a full metal door where my office is in the back room. so i try to run to the metal door and shut the door. he ended up actually just shooting me on the side of my hip, and a shot that patel said has glass worth thousands of dollars. >> those suspects got away with the watch. smoke shops have been a target in san jose just over a year ago, san jose police made an arrest in connection to burglaries at more than ten, the suspects taking stolen

and i think priti patel, she actually fits that description pretty well.et to overhaul planning rules to build 1.5 million homes in five years. writing in the observer, angela rayner said that delivering social and affordable houses at scale is her number one priority. this week , the deputy priority. this week, the deputy pm and housing secretary will announce plans to bring back mandatory housing targets . mandatory housing targets. she'll also outline a focus on green belt land , building on green belt land, building on disused car parks and wasteland . disused car parks and wasteland. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a woman sustained a serious head injury in suffolk. 57 year old anita rose had been walking her dog when she was found unconscious in brantham shortly after 8 am. on wednesday. she remains in a critical condition. a 45 year old man from the ipswich area is currently being questioned. it's not believed that the suspect was known to the victim. israel has carried out air attacks against hezbollah in lebanon over

priti patel, seemed open to it.ne nation side of the conservative party. i haven't read the fine print, seems open to it. i think robert jenrick will probably be in favour of pulling out of echr. so if you were to have the conservative party, the official opposition, in favour of withdrawal and the labour government in favour of staying in, then it seems to me you don't need a referendum. the next general election will sort it out. we had a referendum. i was just asking michel before we came on air. she was on the remain side. i was on the leave side. we had a referendum because the topic of eu membership actually divided within parties as well. and the conservative party was especially divided on it. but i think this could be that the tories come out for leaving echr labour want us to stay in. it could be a big dividing line for the next few years. >> well, quite possibly. and rebecca, i'll just say so. so apparently, according to this, mr tugendhat's position on the echr has changed since 2022, when he dismissed c

meteorologist sandyha patel is here. sandy. >> yeah, dan and julian. it was nice while it lasted, right? we had upper 80s inland as opposed to the triple digits that we were dealing with not too long ago. well, another heat wave is headed our way. so let's talk about our calendar. counting the days inland heat wave. the first one was seven days. from the second through the eighth of this month. this one here is the silver lining. it's going to last three days, and i don't expect it to be quite as intense for quite so long. but there is going to be the danger of heat risk for those who are sensitive. so tomorrow inland areas are going to be in the moderate to major heat risk. definitely stay hydrated and keep cool. we do have a spare the air alert for tomorrow as our air quality will begin to decline inland. east bay santa clara valley will go to poor moderate elsewhere. and then thursday right now is looking moderate. so why are we expecting a spare the air day? not so much because of the smoke at this point, but high pressure is going to rebuild. it's

for the very latest on the conditions out there, we start with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya. >> yeah, julian and ama, we're into the triple digits once again for our hot spots. i do want to show you a live picture right now from our santa cruz camera. this is a good way to escape the heat. and that's exactly what people are doing. we take a look at the highs so far, and it's 103 in concord. so far, 106 degrees. in livermore. you'll notice low 90s from san jose to redwood city, 95 in santa rosa, 91 in napa. those temperatures at this hour still inland in the triple digits. you do have much better conditions near the coast where the fog is sitting. excessive heat warnings and heat advisories are going until the middle of next week. 11 p.m. next wednesday, as the heat risk is still elevated. we also have a red flag warning for the hilltops until 9 p.m. tomorrow. combination of critically dry fuels, gusty winds and low humidity is the concern. you can see some of those humidity levels in our inland areas like brentwood, 12% 15% in livermore, 13% in fairfield. now you se

patel says he and thompson have become friends.he says he's crushed to learn thompson will be headed to the dallas mavericks. sergio quintana talked with patel and fans today. you can watch his full story coming up in our 6:00 newscast. still to come, hackers hit a bay area based credit union, leaving half a million customers in the dark. we are tracking the latest from patelco as customers worry about paying their bills tonight. this weekend, patelco credit union announced it was hit by a, quote, serious security incident and customers were told they may not have access to their money temporarily tonight. some say they still cannot get to their cash business, and tech reporter scott budman is here with the latest. and scott, you found a lot of very and understandably frustrated customers today. yeah. and now we know, terry, this was indeed a cyber attack on patelco, the credit union, a ransomware attack, one that has left customers reeling, unable to find out if their payments have gone through automatically. it is, after all, the

meteorologist sandhya patel is here with more heat.eah, i know you both don't like that heat, but i will tell you this much. it's not going to be extreme. it's not going to last as long like the last round. all right. so here you go. let's take a look at the heat advisory for parts of the inland areas of the bay area down south. it's excessive heat watches where they're going to be seeing temperatures soaring as well. so live doppler seven showing you some fog along the coast. it's going to hang around tomorrow afternoon. your weather is going to be pretty mild at the coast, but inland areas mid to upper 90s. so yeah, it's going to get hot. friday is even hotter. inland areas will get up into the triple digits, but quickly backing off on saturday and sunday. those temperatures do come down. and here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. we're going to go with hotter weather inland next two days, you do get a little bit of a break over the weekend and then yes, the sizzle is going to come back again monday through wednesday wi

we check in now with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at that forecast. hey, sandhya. >> hi, there. yeah, this is julian and ama. serious heat coming our way with this heat wave. so let's talk about the excessive heat warning that goes up for all inland areas tomorrow morning. it runs until saturday night. areas shaded in orange. san francisco, the bay shoreline under a heat advisory. what this means is we're going to see an increased risk of heat related illnesses and it only gets worse on wednesday. major to extreme heat risk is expected inland. so this is why you do need to take precautions. we also have a red flag warning that starts at 11 p.m. tonight. santa cruz mountains is now added. it's the north and east bay hills as well. north northeasterly winds gusting to 35 miles an hour. with that humidity coming down to about 11. it is going to be very dry, which means any fires that do develop are going to rapidly spread. you can see the temperatures tomorrow up to 110 in fairfield, 109 in antioch, 108 in livermore, 106. santa rosa, 98. san jose 91, oak

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> i'm with my friends. >> reporter: the patels hope to hire the students once they graduate.s, cbs news, miami. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here's a look at some of the headlines on "cbs news roundup." >>> gaining momentum. vice president kamala harris is believed to have won enough delegates to give her the democratic nomination. >>> more lawmakers are calling for the head of the secret service to step down over security failures. >>> and a call to 911 asking for help turns deadly. we'll show you what happened. >>> her campaign for president only just begun on monday, but cbs news now estimates vice president kamala harris has secured the endorsement of a majority of democratic delegates. that means she is on track to become her party's nominee against donald trump a

here to break it all down is abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah, julian, we've got the and then the not so hot. so let me show you those temperatures. livermore 104 degrees right now. >> but you will notice in half moon bay it's only 61 kind of what we expected. 89 in san jose, 76 in oakland. looking to our north, 102 degrees in fairfield right now, 93 in santa rosa, excessive heat warnings are still going for our inland areas until friday night, and heat advisories for all areas shaded in orange excludes the coast. in the city, there's still an increased risk of heat related illnesses. we're talking a major risk for tomorrow in our inland areas, and isolated spots will be in the extreme category, so stay hydrated and definitely try to find shade or ac. as you look at the high temperatures for tomorrow, it's only getting hotter. livermore 108 degrees along with fairfield 99, in san jose 85, oakland 99, san rafael 102. in santa rosa. getting you up to 77. in the city, 66 in san francisco. that spare the air alert is up right now, and it has been extended through tomorrow

all four people survived, with patel's wife suffering the most severe injuries. patel is charged with attempted murder but is undergoing mental health treatments. rescuers will return to this scene 9 a.m. saturday morning to resume recovery efforts. they say they recovered the body of one man. there's another body, but we don't know the gender of that person and rescuers say there could be more people inside that vehicle, but they don't know because it is upside down and partially submerged. at devil's slide in pacifica. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> now to the fires across the state, starting here at home and a vegetation fire in east contra costa county forcing mandatory evacuation orders at last check that fire is 150 acres with no containment. right now, there are no evacuation orders in the city of concord, but people living north of highway four in the port chicago area have been ordered to leave their homes immediately. as the flames are directly threatening the area, the air attack helping though battle this fire. as you can see, the flames are movin

meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya, i don't want to feel heat with my eyes.w why they do that in death. >> i know i don't blame you. it's going to be 127 degrees in death valley tomorrow, dan. and for several days, they're going to be dealing with temperatures in the upper 100 seconds. okay, we're not going to get that hot, but it is going to get hot inland. so let's talk about the next few days. heat warnings and advisories will be going up as the summer sizzle returns tomorrow through friday, with three days of triple digit heat coming. it was nice break today while it lasted, but temperatures are going to soar. you're going to notice livermore going from 87 to 103 degrees. that's 16 degrees warmer tomorrow afternoon. san jose up 13 from 80 to 93. you can pretty much see everyone will be in the positive high pressure is going to rebuild, and that's what's going to bring us the heat. but the good news is it's not going to be an area wide heat event. you can pretty much see why. look at all these tower camera views. we have the fog and the low clouds around.

por su parte, patel explicó que harán reembolsos por los cargos de pagos atrasados, cargos por cajerosréstamo o tarjeta de crédito de patel no incurrirán en penalidades por pagos que no se hayan realizado a tiempo. en otros asuntos, atención a estas imágenes, porque la tensión se apoderó de las horas previas al inicio del duelo final de la copa américa. fanáticos protagonizaron disturbios intentando entrar sin boleto al estadio hard rock en miami. algunos subieron por la reja y saltaron los controles de seguridad. un episodio violento que dejó personas lesionadas, otras arrestadas y accesos de entrada cerrados como medida de prevención. todos estos incidentes demoraron el inicio del partido y aquí, a nivel local, fueron momentos de emoción y de desilusión. los que se vivieron en el apple park, en san josé, donde miles de fanáticos se congregaron para sintonizar la final entre colombia y argentina, al sur de la bahía, no se reportaron disturbios nathalie vera con las reacciones entre gritos entusiasmados y altas esperanzas. está jugando muy bien colombia y esperemos que ganemos. la hinc

. >> but first, let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for the very latest on those high temperatures. and also that red flag fire danger. sandhya. >> yeah. julian and ama that fire danger has been extended as the heat wave is going to continue even longer than originally expected yesterday. so let's talk about what's happening right now. it's 107 degrees in concord. a scorcher in livermore, 105 degrees. you will notice 100 in fremont, 99 in san jose. current temperatures 104 in santa rosa and fairfield. we do have that excessive heat warning that has been extended until next tuesday at 11 p.m. the heat advisory until that time period as well shaded in orange there except for san francisco that will expire thursday evening. now we take a look at the fire conditions up north of calistoga, and it is still hot and dry and gusty, which is precisely why the red flag warning has also been extended until friday morning for the north and east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. combination of gusty winds, low humidity and dry vegetation is keeping that fire danger elevated moderate to hig

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and i'll tell you, michael lima, patel customer night, its first of the month. i got a lot of bills or go out and auto pay that aren't going to happen. so there's a lot of ripple effects plant to this family is going vacation this yeah. thank you, michael. >> ok, also for your money this morning, governor newsom has signed off on the final state budget. so that deal comes after months of going back and forth negotiation about what to keep what to cut. >> yeah, we've got our capitol correspondent eytan wallace to break it all down. well, funding for education, fire prevention, homelessness. that's all part of this budget. a budget democrats say will benefit the state. >> but one republicans argue it's irresponsible. applause in the state assembly after lawmakers approved the state's final 298 billion dollar spending plan for the coming fiscal year. >> this budget agreement is proof that we can be both compassionate and fiscally responsible negotiated and agreed to by the governor and democrats in the state assembly and senate. >> the budget includes more than 115

priti patel has become the fifth mp to enter the tory leadership race. the former home secretary says she can unite the party and turn it back into a, quote, winning machine. she joins james cleverly, robert jenrick, tom tugendhat and mel stride running to replace their ex—boss rishi sunak. to replace their ex—boss rishi sunak . nominations close sunak. nominations close tomorrow . the foreign secretary tomorrow. the foreign secretary is condemning a rocket strike in the israeli controlled golan heights , which killed 12 people, heights, which killed 12 people, including children . david lammy including children. david lammy says he's deeply concerned about the risk of further escalation and destabilisation. israel released this footage of air attacks being carried out against hezbollah targets in lebanon overnight . water bosses, lebanon overnight. water bosses, who repeatedly allow sewage to be dumped illegally, will face criminal charges under new government plans. environment secretary steve reed is warning that they'll also be stripped of their bonu

meteorologist sandhya patel is back.dhya so nice to hear it's going to cool off. >> it is indeed. and today temperatures started to drop down. we're going to keep that going as we hit the weekend. let me show you some live pictures right now from our tower cameras, and you will notice one thing is in common, which is the marine layer. it's about 1300ft deep, and it's certainly making for some murky views. here's a look at what you can expect. today's high temperatures compared to tomorrow. santa rosa. you're going to drop by 13 degrees from 99 to 86. you'll notice it when you're 104, in concord, and you're coming down to 92 degrees. so 12 degrees cooler. san francisco, oakland, only a couple of degrees, san jose from 92 to 89, 3 degrees drop. and the reason for this is high pressure is going to start to shift off to the east. this area of low pressure is beginning to take over, which is what is drawing in our cooler air. i do want to show you some warnings that are up for around the state. the sierra red flag warning goi

let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya know break just yet. >> no, dan, the heat wave has just started. today was day one and those temperatures soared inland into the triple digits. got up to 105 in livermore, 103 in fairfield. now it's only going to get hotter tomorrow. excessive heat warnings are up for inland areas, heat advisories elsewhere. other than san francisco and the coast until friday night. and that's because the risk of heat related illnesses will go into the moderate to major category for our inland communities. so definitely watch out. you can clearly see why 108 is going to be the high temperature tomorrow for fairfield, along with livermore, concord 107, san jose 99, santa rosa 102 degrees 106. in morgan hill. that is dangerous heat. we do have a spare the air alert that is in effect for tomorrow, as we are expecting another day of moderate to poor air quality. dan, i'll be back to let you know how long this heat wave is going to last and when you'll finally get a break coming up. >> okay, sandy,

well, miriam, what do you think about priti patel?hance. >> well, personally i like her very much and i'm in the odd position despite not being in parliament anymore, of actually knowing these people personally. the number of people who are going to put themselves forward for the for the leadership race and as i said, i like her very much. she's a fantastic person. she's got a huge amount of energy, but i am not going to nail my colours to the mast about who i'm going to support at this point, because, i mean, nobody apart from pretty is actually officially declared yet. there's probably a long time to go before the race is official, and certainly until someone's chosen, but i think what the challenge for the candidates is going to be is to lay out what their vision is, not only for the conservative party but also for the country. because if you look at the recent election, yes, it was devastating for the conservatives, but actually the for vote labour didn't go up. it's very clear that there is still a strong demand for a kind of cen

meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya, i don't want to feel heat with my eyes. i don't know why they do that in death. >> i know i don't blame you. it's going to be 127 degrees in death valley tomorrow, dan. and for several days, they're going to be dealing with temperatures in the upper 100 seconds. okay, we're not going to get that hot, but it is going to get hot inland. so let's talk about the next few days. heat warnings and advisories will be going up as the summer sizzle returns tomorrow through friday, with three days of triple digit heat coming. it was nice break today while it lasted, but temperatures are going to soar. you're going to notice livermore going from 87 to 103 degrees. that's 16 degrees warmer tomorrow afternoon. san jose up 13 from 80 to 93. you can pretty much see everyone will be in the positive high pressure is going to rebuild, and that's what's going to bring us the heat. but the good news is it's not going to be an area wide heat event. you can pretty much see why. look at all these tower camera views. we have the fog and the low clo

let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel.st yet. >> no, dan, the heat wave has just started. today was day one and those temperatures soared inland into the triple digits. got up to 105 in livermore, 103 in fairfield. now it's only going to get hotter tomorrow. excessive heat warnings are up for inland areas, heat advisories elsewhere. other than san francisco and the coast until friday night. and that's because the risk of heat related illnesses will go into the moderate to major category for our inland communities. so definitely watch out. you can clearly see why 108 is going to be the high temperature tomorrow for fairfield, along with livermore, concord 107, san jose 99, santa rosa 102 degrees 106. in morgan hill. that is dangerous heat. we do have a spare the air alert that is in effect for tomorrow, as we are expecting another day of moderate to poor air quality. dan, i'll be back to let you know how long this heat wave is going to last and when you'll finally get a break coming up. >> okay, sandy, thanks a lot. now to

and here with the weekend forecast is sandhya patel. yeah. >> and larry and dan, those temperatures are going to be trending lower, the humidity higher, which helps from the fire weather perspective obviously fuels are really dry though following this prolonged heat wave that we've had. so let's talk about what's happening. high pressure is shifting east, which is why the heat eased today. but we certainly are seeing this area of low pressure off the california coast that's going to continue the cooling trend. the flow around that high is drying up the monsoon moisture. so thunderstorms have been firing up in the sierra expecting more of that, which is why the red flag warnings are going for the sierra. and we have fire weather watches for parts of northern and southern california. the concern is there's possibility of dry lightning, and that could spark some new fires. so we have a slight chance here between 5 to 10. but right now it's looking like a better possibility. east and north and south of us on live doppler seven. we certainly

meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandy. yeah, it was absolutely gorgeous. >> we're going to go into the hot zone inland later on this week. so, dan, let me show you a live picture right now from emeryville. camera. you are looking towards emeryville and part of 80 there. absolutely beautiful blue skies right now. temperatures today were in the mid 60s to mid 80s, so just really nice and mild. here's a look at what you can expect this evening if you are stepping out inland areas in the mid 70s. still clear at 9:00. upper 60s. dropping off into the low 60s and around the bay. sun shining 65 degrees. a little breezy at 7 p.m. you will notice those temperatures coming down into the upper 50s late tonight and along the coastline. a mostly sunny at 7 p.m. going down and clouds rolling in into the mid 50s. late tonight. as you look at live doppler seven, the marine layer is off the coastline. it will fill back in. as we have seen the last couple of nights, this area of low pressure has been keeping the onshore flow going. it's als

>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. one last day of triple digits. tomorrow. i'll show you when cooler weather arrives. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> a pivotal moment in the presidential race. just a short time ago, president biden holding his first news conference since that disastrous debate performance two weeks ago. this was also his first solo news conference in eight months, with reporters asking questions and him having to answer without a teleprompter. good evening, i'm dan ashley and i'm julian glover, democratic lawmakers and voters, they were hanging to on every word to evaluate if the president is up to the rigors of a presidential campaign. >> it was a shaky start. his first question came from a reporter from reuters. >> my question for you is, how are you incorporating these developments into your decision to stay and separately, what concerns do you have about vice president harris's ability to beat donald trump? if she were at the top of the ticket? >> look, i wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president,

. >> we are seven days into an extended heat wave here in the bay area, and meteorologist sandhya patel has been tracking it for the last seven days. sandhya, a cooler temperatures finally in some places today. >> yeah, julian and definitely welcome relief here in the bay area. temperatures dropping off some more. the cooling started yesterday and you can pretty much see why the numbers dropped some more. the golden gate bridge is pretty socked in. the marine layer is about 1500 feet deep. the sea breeze has helped to drive some of those temperatures down by three degrees in san francisco, down two in livermore right now. but when you take a look at the numbers inland in places like brentwood and concord, when you're in the low 90s, as opposed to 110 degrees, i mean, this is what you kind of expect. 60 in the city. unfortunately, the heat advisories for the inland valleys and mountains got extended until 8 p.m. friday because we're expecting another wave of hot weather and it is going to get dangerous. of course, the san francisco bay shoreline will be under that heat advisory, but that

priti patel launching her leadership bid.he sunday telegraph pm talks to spain over youth free movement. the sunday mirror has council house revolution and finally the daily star. on sunday, the codfather no idea. and those were the front pages . so what are these front pages. so what are these sunday times going with josh? yeah >> so 20 billion black hole covered up by the tories . so covered up by the tories. so when labour got into power they were like, oh, we're just going to check the books and see what's going on. and this is what's going on. and this is what they've found supposedly found. but it is somewhat normal for governments to make promises about future spending. but what, rachel reeves has said our chancellor has basically she's blaming jeremy hunt. she's saying that they weren't costed at all. there's 20 billion, so they're going to have to make some difficult decisions, which they would . even if there they would. even if there weren't 20 billion missing, they would probably do some of this stuff anyway. like

priti patel has become the fifth mp to enter the tory leadership race. the former home secretary says she can unite the party, turn it back into a, quote, winning machine. she joins james cleverly , robert jenrick, tom cleverly, robert jenrick, tom tugendhat and mel stride running to replace rishi sunak. nominations closed tomorrow. the foreign secretary is condemning a rocket strike in the israeli controlled golan heights, which killed 12 people, including children. david lammy says he's deeply concerned about the risk of further escalation and destabilisation there. israel's released this footage of air attacks being carried out against hezbollah targets in lebanon overnight . water bosses, lebanon overnight. water bosses, who repeatedly allow sewage to be dumped illegally, will face criminal charges now under new government plans , environment government plans, environment secretary steve reed is warning they'll also be stripped of their bonuses as part of tighter regulations. he says customers will also receive refunds if money earmarked for sewage s

meteorologist sandhya patel is back. sandhya so nice to hear it's going to cool off. >> it is indeed. and today temperatures started to drop down. we're going to keep that going as we hit the weekend. let me show you some live pictures right now from our tower cameras, and you will notice one thing is in common, which is the marine layer. it's about 1300ft deep, and it's certainly making for some murky views. here's a look at what you can expect. today's high temperatures compared to tomorrow. santa rosa. you're going to drop by 13 degrees from 99 to 86. you'll notice it when you're 104, in concord, and you're coming down to 92 degrees. so 12 degrees cooler. san francisco, oakland, only a couple of degrees, san jose from 92 to 89, 3 degrees drop. and the reason for this is high pressure is going to start to shift off to the east. this area of low pressure is beginning to take over, which is what is drawing in our cooler air. i do want to show you some warnings that are up for around the state. the sierra red flag warning

next after patel: the head of the ministry of internal affairs broverman, like patel and sunok, she herself the newspapers she was compared to the nazis for her loud laughter in kigal. the conservatives' idea of ​​sending refugees to rwanda was reminiscent of hitler's ghettos. conservatives hoped to use rwanda as a horror stories in africa sharks, gorillas in africa, deportation centers in africa. there was a lot of money spent on this horror movie. regarding the money that has already been transferred to rwanda, it is important to say that these funds are not in the account of the national or any other bank, this money has already been spent, which is why i said that we have started implementing the agreement. in addition, the contract we signed did not stipulate that we should return the money. there were attempts by britain to leave refugees in france for money. announced an increase funding for the french coast guard, but the only thing that really stopped people from the dangerous journey was the weather, overloaded boats were blown away and capsized many times, people died, recently t