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week�*s military coup.ian—led government was not restored. the decision comes two days after the economic community of west african states — known as ecowas — also halted mali�*s membership of its group demanding the country stick to a timetable to restore democracy. one of the most senseless consequences of war is its impact on children and in syria, the lives and futures of a whole generation have been badly hit. it�*s now more than ten years since syria descended into civil war. our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley reports from jordan where she�*s been back to meet again children who�*ve already paid a very heavy price. mustapha and his little sister, douaa, survived a bombing raid by the syrian regime seven years ago. both their parents were killed in the explosion that nearly took his life too. mustapha broke both his hips and still has shrapnel in his brain which doctors have told him they can�*t remove. we first met mustapha when he was five. over the years, the one thing that has never ch

it�*s vr, it�*s not, it�*s television and series and episodics, it�*s not film, it�*s not the two—hourobably the least interesting part of this festival. in august 1969, i was a slightly awkward hippyish16—year—old schoolboy in london, and one place i really wanted to be was woodstock in new york, about 110 miles north of where i�*m standing right now, for what was an amazing music festival. but what i learned from the tribeca festival this year, through a documentary, is that there was another lesser—known music festival taking place at the same time, that included some spellbinding performances from black artists people like stevie wonder, gladys knight and the pips and nina simone. tristan daley reports. nobody ever heard of the harlem culture festival. summer of soul, or when the revolution could not be televised, revolution could not be televised, is a documentary all about the harlem cultural festival. an event in which some musical legends performed to hundreds of thousands of attendees over the course of six weekends in the summer of 1969. the festival took place in new york�*s

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let�*s get some of the day�*s other news.ing to state—controlled press tv and al alam are among those with an fbi and a reference to us sanctions. thejustice department�*s yet to comment. the world food programme says tens of thousands of people in southern madagascar are living in famine—like conditions. its director says the crisis has been caused by climate change, with drought after drought. david beasley said wealthy nations had a moral obligation to help. india�*s health ministry says a new mutation of the delta variant of coronavirus is now a variant of concern in the country. labelled, delta plus, around two dozen cases have been detected. early testing shows it is likely to be more transmissible and that vaccines or antibodies might not offer as much protection. europe�*s football authorities are facing a growing backlash over a decision not to allow a stadium in munich to be lit with rainbow colours for wednesday�*s match between germany and hungary. the city asked it to do so as a gesture of tolerance — sparked by

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s?'er rip. he can't hurt you anymore. >> ok. here goes. this is probably something i definitely shouldn't say: he's irish. ( laughter ) >> he is. >> stephen: yeah, we all knew that, brian. >> you didn't let me finish. he's irish-'catholic'. there's different types. >> stephen: i understand. i did let you finish, and, come on, you were there backstage, dark secrets. cameras off. nobody's looking. what happened? >> ok, here's one: conan is really tall. surprisingly tall >> stephen: yeah. that's his whole deal. he's slenderman ron weasly. come on, brian. he's leaving late night. he has no power over you. he no longer controls your career like a puppet on a string. talk! >> well, okay. this one is definitely going get me in trouble. his middle name is, get this, christopher. just weird. >> stephen: brian what's going on? did conan make you sign an n.d.a.? >> you mean like something where i'm not allowed to reveal details such as whether i've been asked to sign an n.d.a.? >> stephen: yes. >>

there in antioch trying to flirt with 80's but 79 degrees so widespread 60's and 70's. very pleasant day out there in the bay area and overnight lows tonight widespread mid-fifties anti of the little bit milder cooling down into the low 60's. but tomorrow it's going to be the start of our warming trend and it is going to peak on saturday. we're tracking near 90's already for conquered in livermore mid 80's. for those of you in santa rosa and nevada. but thanks to that marine layer along the coast and east bay shoreline. very little change. the seasonal downtown san francisco in the mid 60's low 70's. for those of you in oakland and taking a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook, warm above average temperatures remaining for the remainder 7 days. fortunately no record breaking heat in the forecast. the key and ken, back to you. thank of recent. coming up, we continue our destination. california series here on kron 4. >> with more place reopening and summer travel increasing harvey's are in big demand right now. how you can get one and what you can do when you hit the roa

and while the policy�*s being relaxed across most of the country, in xinjiang, there�*s evidence thene china insists that�*s entirely voluntary. john sudworth, bbc news, taipei. this is bbc news — the latest headlines... japanese tennis player — noami osaka — has withdrawn from the french open — following her decision to boycott post—match media duties at roland garros. american is marking the centenary of the tulsa massacre — the worst single act of racial violence in the country�*s history. india�*s government says that the country�*s high levels of covid deaths have led to more than 550 children becoming orphans in the past two months. the government has urged people to be on the look out for child trafficking that is disguised as adoption. the bbc�*s divya arya is in delhi and has this report. first it was her father, then her mother. covid made soni and her two siblings orphans. translation: no-one wanted to touch our parents after they| died, but we could do that. so i dug my mother�*s grave and buried her. i did it all alone. she wore ppe to bury her mother. a photographer cap

low 70's for conquered with oakland and berkeley in the low 60's, low 60's for you nap and already cooling down into the upper 50's for santa rosa. and we're tracking temperatures out there right now. a few degrees of warming. but the biggest warm-up right now, no surprise conquered in livermore. you were in the low to mid 90's earlier today. and you're already still in the 70's out there. even at this 9 o'clock hour. remember, it's pm. it's night time. we should be in the 60's instead. still tracking 70's when trucker for we're seeing that cool sea breeze influence. noticeably calmer, though, on the breezy side into the teens fairfield, though, seeing sustained winds at 25 miles per hour and we're tracking also heat advisories, excessive heat warnings to our north south and east. but the bay area looking good. so far no heat advisories or warnings to warn you guys about not can is all because the june gloom so make sure to thank mother nature for that. no triple digit heat. a record breaking heat in our forecast this weekend. we do have our bay bridge series that is going to continue game

widespread 60's and 70's there.t 5 to 10 degrees above average for the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. but anywhere from 15 to maybe even upwards of 25 degrees above average temperatures for our hottest inland valleys. let's take a live look outside. i 80 at castle peak tracking dryer clear weather. but we do have some gusty winds to watch out for on monday starting at noon continuing through 9 o'clock monday night could see what it winds increasing as high as 35 miles per hour. and that's going to increase lake levels anywhere from one to 3 feet, dry outlook for this year. a few scattered showers over reno. but overall, we're tracking dryer clear conditions for the 2nd half of your getaway weekend forecast truckee 78 degrees, mid 70's for those of you heading out to south lake tahoe and then we're going to notice the slight dip in temperatures on monday. but then tuesday going to start that warming trend making its way into this year as well with daytime highs flirting with 80's by next tuesday for us in

along with the rest of the day�*s sports news, but that�*s it from me.g with pharmaceutical giant, astrazeneca, giant, astrazeneca, over a so—called variant vaccine that can deal with the strain of the virus first identified in south africa. professor adam finn from the university of bristol — sits on thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation. let�*s talk to him now. that figure, 75% of uk adults, pretty impressive. surely that means the government can go ahead with his road map, lifting all restrictions on england onjune 21? it all restrictions on england on june 21? , ., , all restrictions on england on june 21? ,., , ., all restrictions on england on june 21? , ., ., ., 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. _ 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats _ 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats off - 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats off to - 21? it is of course an amazing achievement. hats off to the | 21? it is of course an amazing - achievement. hats off to the british public for coming forward, as well as

s. >> but top congressional leaders here on the hill say that it doesn't necessarily mean it's a done deal. we have to do a rare display of bipartisanship on the white house grounds. thursday as republicans and democrats and the president agreed on a nearly 1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan to put people to work all across the country. the senate plan provides money for everything from roads to high-speed internet to electric utilities is going to be a lot of jobs and come out of an a republican bill cassidy stressed the agreement also protects against extreme weather, investment. >> and the resiliency that will be essential as we address our changing environment, the plans lead negotiators, ohio republican rob portman and arizona democrat person cinema were able to merge their 2 parties priorities. we didn't get everything we wanted. but we came up with a good compromise. we all gave some to get some the group landed on pay for is that include unused covid-19 relief funds and 580 bi

widespread 50's, 60's 70's and yes, even 80's as you make your way inland with little changed this weekend. enjoy back to hugh grant and vicki. all right. thanks for greece. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. appreciate you being with us this hour. but stick around. a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news. >> at be joining catherine heenan for that. and katherine is here now with a look at what we're working on and you'll be joining me. but here i am right now, you part of what we're working on for 6 o'clock. the bay area homeless crisis. >> and just seemingly never ends. but now one local business has a a good solution that says although it will cost a lot of money. also, the pandemic might be going away. but getting your boost to go is not today. the governor announced that to go alcohol sales outdoor parklets. those are here to stay. the news at 6 coming up next. explore floor and decor your way, and comfortably shop over a million square feet of in- stock flooring! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even

in the mid 60's upper 50's. for those of you in pacifica and half moon bay winds out of the west for most of our san francisco peninsula coastlines and we are going to see gust 30 miles per hour or less continuing. even as you head southward as well. burlingame in millbrae at 68 degrees. a lot of sunshine out there for your sunday afternoon and even san mateo warming up into the low 70's. so very pleasant temperatures there and seasonable highs force. those of you in san jose in the south bay 78 degrees. campbell, 2 degrees warmer in the low 80's and livermore exactly where you should be at this time of year for early june 81 degrees. mid 70's for hayward with concord and walnut creek. also in the low 80's under into and 75 degrees. so it's looking like a great 2nd half of the weekend for most of the bay area still going to be a little bit toasty, though, for those of you in the north bay. just because of those northwesterly winds going to drive our inland valleys in the teens at times napa 85% relative humidity

antioch at 94 and binney should down into the 70's after yesterday's upper 80's and low 90's.orrow's daytime highs, even cooler yet. some of the 90's you're seeing on the map become some 80's from wednesday on through the rest of the week. tomorrow morning will likely be our foggiest one. after that. we do hold on to a lot of afternoon sunshine overall, just much more comfortable conditions and no 90's, no triple digits in sight after today. now looking at our bridges this morning still pretty empty out there. this is good news. if you are heading back to work today after your extended weekend from the maze to fremont street. it's going to take you around 12 minutes now hardly even a backup there at the toll plaza. things are super smooth this morning at the bay bridge and looking at our next san mateo bridge little bit on the gray side, overhead traffic is picking up on that western span. and our next bridge. the richmond sandra fell bridge. also pretty empty right now. a little on the foggy side of the golden gate bridge. but that one is also quite clear as far as traffic go

everyone else in the bay area upper 50's to low 60's with high temperatures tomorrow, upper 80's forrd in livermore. so out of the 90's in the 80 seasonal weather from coast to valleys. mid 60's for downtown san francisco low 70's for oakland and san jose in the low 80's with the delay at 83 degrees and taking a look ahead at your 10 at 10 outlook. all eyes going to be on sunday, not tomorrow. a week from tomorrow. that's 4th of july. a lot of pressure because we finally get fireworks this year. most were canceled last year because of the pandemic. now they're back. we have our special 4th of july fireworks show at 9 o'clock next sunday night. tune in to that. and i'm not tomorrow next sunday next, sun before the 4th. >> almost 10 days from now. july 4th. it's going to good. it's almost july. and now this year's really flying some an e-mail me. i made a joke about how summer's 0 me. she said why would you say some are just getting started because if you've got plans for the summer. you might want to read a nervy, but good luck what if you could push a button and less carbon would be

that�*s what everybody�*s been waiting for.eople who want to go on holiday or to protect the travel industry. yes, they are both important things for society. i hope they are thinking about people like me. i originally come from italy, i am living in the uk, i have family, and my partner is british, and i have the right to go and visit our family, as the british do going around the uk to visit theirs. the government should be considering our category as well. visiting family should not be a luxury. thank you for that. remember, do continue to keep in touch. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with stav. yesterday was the pick of this warm spell, with temperatures reaching 28 degrees. resource and change late in the day and overnight. we had some showery rain, but we�*re the day with cloud, but it will improve into the afternoon. barely anything on this weather front, afternoon. barely anything on this weatherfront, but it afternoon. barely anything on this weather front, but it will squeeze out a few showers for southern a

good that that�*s what she�*s doing.ike. like i said, i've been in those positions. you know, you just have to let her handle it the way she wants to, in the best way that she thinks she can. osaka can be engaging and outspoken, but her refusal to talk on this occasion has come at a cost. the 23—year—old was fined by the tennis authorities and threatened with expulsion for failing to fulfil her contractual duties. following her withdrawal, the head of the french tennis federation had this to say. we are sorry and sad for naomi osaka. - the outcome of naomi - withdrawing from roland—garros is unfortunate. he then left, without taking questions. it was left to others to ask if lessons could be learned. because of covid, you know, the landscape�*s changed somewhat, so i think, perhaps, we need to look at psychological assessments before grand slams. we�*re only in the second grand slam of the year here and, clearly, top players are suffering and are feeling very vulnerable. osaka has put no timeframe on her return, but the

�*s sake.. sara monetta, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: zero coronavirus deaths within 28 days of a positive test have been announced by the uk government today for the first time since the pandemic began. a slow down to the easing of lockdown for large parts of scotland, but rules will ease in glasgow after almost nine months in lockdown. in england, the doctors union, the bma, adds its voice to those calling for caution over the full lifting of covid restrictions later this month. as we�*ve been hearing a five—month—old baby has become one of the first children to receive a ground—breaking gene therapy on the nhs, raising hopes of helping many more. arthur morgan was given zolgensma for spinal muscular atrophy. the nhs negotiated a discount for the treatment, which would normally cost nearly two million pounds. a little earlier, i asked professor tom gillingwater, professor of anatomy at edinburgh university, for his reaction to baby arthur�*s gene therapy treatment. it�*s wonderful new

temperatures right now we're tracking widespread 50's and 60's. usually we see about a 20 to 30 degree difference between our warmest inland valleys and our coolest coastal cities. but right now just tracking about a 10 degree difference between downtown san francisco and conquered 69 degrees 59 degrees for both san francisco and half moon bay. so we're all feeling those cooler temperatures and overnight lows tonight, widespread low 50's. but upper 40's and even mid 40's for those of you in the north bay half moon bay, 49 degrees. but overall some pretty uniform numbers with most bay area cities cooling down in the low 50's and daytime highs tomorrow tracking a few more 70's. so we're slowly going to warm up for inland valleys. widespread mid 70's. for those of you in concord. livermore and santa rosa 73 degrees. san jose barely in the 70's. but you're also going to track some pleasant temperatures there with mid 60's throughout the east bay shoreline in downtown san francisco still about 2 degrees below average. but back in the 60's at 62 degrees

and low 90's to just the 70's today.so these are some really noticeable drops in temperatures and tomorrow it's a little bit cooler yet tomorrow morning. do expect even more fog that what we're seeing this morning, thursday and friday. we'll see daytime highs hovering very comfortably in the low 80's inland 70's by the bay. that's where we'll stay into the weekend to before we likely even get a couple degrees. cooler into early next week. now, as far as your bridges go this morning, bay bridge is the place to be. it's very empty. 7 minutes. get you from the maze to fremont street early commuters are in for a treat because it is going to pick up later on this morning. so many more of you are heading back to work after the long weekend to our next bridge we go. and also little bit of a foggy one out there at the golden gate bridge. can't see much of it. you can see enough of the road, though, and not a whole lot of traffic making the crossing just yet. and our final bridge, at least for this check with you. that would be t

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mid to upper 60's to low 70's. more comfortable and inland talking mid to upper 80's to low 90's this afternoon inland. let's check in with gianna. it's slow across the bay bridge. >>> we have the brake lights starting to stack up there at the bay bridge toll plasa. you can see in the live shot no official indication that's metering lights have been turned on. that will likely change with in the next couple of minutes. things starting to get busy for that westbound commute. out of the east bay. starting to see things slowing down just a bit as you come off thest shore freeway. things looking bet for the westbound 580. that crash we had at hop yard out of lanes and over to the shoulder. still a busy ride as you approach 680. you have the brake lights coming out of tracy. onto 580 as you head in to the pass. travel times improved just a bit. 44 minutes 205 to 680. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of the south bay. a deadly shooting involving police in san jose. it happened on top drive shortly before ten.

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while bayside city sticking with the 70's in coastal areas anywhere from the 50's to 60's rain. john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridges as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. >> to the fremont street exit. you can make that trip in a little under 10 minutes. no major issues or delays at this hour was also head over look at the san mateo bridge as you're heading across towards the peninsula under 10 minutes. we'll stay on top of your morning commute will have more on that coming up next. but for now, let's get back to the news. governor newsom is suing his own appointed secretary of state to try to get his party affiliation on the recall ballot. he's asking a judge in sacramento county to take action in the next 2 weeks. kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains that mistake that led to all this and what's going to come next. >> 3 words are at the center of this lawsuit between the governor and secretary of state party preference democratic these are the words governor newsome is fighting to have placed either next to or below his

let s get some of the day s other news.ion against iran over the accidental shooting down of a ukrainian airliner near tehran last year. ukraine, britain, sweden and canada all had citizens aboard the plane. they're demanding that iran officially take responsibility for what happened. the ukrainian plane was mistakenly shot down by iranian forces during a period of very high tension between iran and us forces based in neighbouring iraq. a court in pakistan is reported to have overturned a death sentence handed down to a christian couple for blasphemy, and ordered their release. shagufta kausar and her husband shafqat emmanuel were convicted in 2014 of insulting the prophet muhammad. the couple's case attracted global attention. the head of the international committee of the red cross has held talks with myanmar�*s military leader min aung hlaing, in a first meeting with a major global agency chief since february's coup. peter maurer said he made the case for better aid access and prison visits. he also raised the use of for

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we have 60's 70's around the bay 80's. >> and then inland.did get to some 90's on the board and that's going to be very similar to what we're going to be seeing today as well. what's been really nice is the marine layer has been so thick. it's been a little stubborn because it's taking a while to clear. but that's the bay .

we have 60's 70's around the bay 80's. >> and then inland. we did get to some 90's on the board and that's going to be very similar to what we're going to be seeing today as well. what's been really nice is the marine layer has been so thick. it's been a little stubborn because it's taking a while to clear. but that's the bay area. nice and cool. our san francisco camera just south of market showing all the gray skies overcast conditions. we're going to a piece of sunshine here, but not until the afternoon. and if things are going to get a little bit warmer 70's going to the temperature that we're going to top out downtown san francisco oakland. you'll be at a high of 72 and then warmer in the south bay san jose. you'll be a high of 83. but i do have some 90's also on the board. break it all down and the temperatures in your neighborhood coming up in just a bit. rebecca, thank you for that. we are keeping a close eye on your traffic this morning as you're heading out from the east bay into the city. >> a little under 40 minutes for you to mak

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and let�*s hope gareth southgate�*s strikers are better than hitting the target, with the england campe for the euros. that phrase, "let's hope" - prepare for the euros. that phrase, "let's hope" england's phrase, "let�*s hope" england�*s strikers hit the target, poses one of the challenges for bbc news in covering the euros. particular vans in scotland who carry england next friday. and although the news carried features on scottish and welsh teams during the week on wednesday caroline thought she detected a wider unfairness in the coverage, asking: ona similar on a similar theme, gavin williamson often appears on bbc television, most recently in an interview on breakfast last week, and when he does so his caption, oraston, week, and when he does so his caption, or aston, always describes him as education secretary. true enough, but for martin chapman, not perhaps the whole truth. consider that suggestion passed on, martin. and in the meantime, mrwilliamson on, martin. and in the meantime, mr williamson was quoted this week on the decision by a student at one of oxford university�*s c

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and 80's. today we certainly felt a warming trend out there downtown san francisco, 67 degrees with a low 70's for those of you in oakland. so above average temperatures. but the big warm up for those of you and conquer. you should be in the low 80's this time of year. instead tracking mid 90's out there today. so extremely hot weather and even the marine layer nonexistent right now. for those of you at half moon, bay radar for those seeing fairly clear skies along the coast. and as you make your way inland. but the marine layer will be back in full force tonight contributing or cooling trend tomorrow temperatures. right now, though, quite the spread the from half moon bay in the mid-fifties with conquered still in the 90's below 90's at that 92 degrees. so unfortunately not even getting relief at the 6 o'clock hour just yet. overnight lows tonight, though, going to stay on the mild side warming up a little bit. thanks to today's warmer air mass this afternoon. widespread mid 50's even for nort

right now temperatures are in the 50's 60's. so cool start to the day do put on the light if you are going to be outside for more than just a few minutes. oakland at 64 right now. berkeley and san francisco each in the upper 50's john, thanks for that. we have a hot spot up here in the lane. whoa. >> along highway 37 westbound at skaggs island road. and again, it looks like as a result of that crash. there's also little bit of an oil spill, at least some vehicles that were hit. the do have oil in them. so again, a good alternate would be highway 12 to try to get along all of that. at least one lane is open. the other to their closed as you head into the city this morning. a little under 16 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. we had some earlier traffic collisions on the eastbound side of the bay bridge. those since been clear not causing much of a delay heading across towards the peninsula. no major issues. a little under 14 and another traffic collision and keeping a close eye on 8, 80 northbound at ol

and 30's.r crawford, san francisco first ant in 2000, 11 and he's since won 2 world series titles, 3 gold gloves and a silver slugger award named an all-star well, not for a less committed distinction. former oakland a's chris davis designated hitter has been designated for assignment with his current team. the rangers, meaning they have 7 days to either trade him release him or moving to a minor league a ferry. it typically not a movie is for athletes who are playing. well, davis is hitting one 57 in 22 games this season. but he's coming off a quad injury and had 2 home runs since returning davis is best season was with the a's in 2018 when he led the american league with 48 home runs today. melvin gave his thoughts. >> you can't help but think about. how impactful he was here and how consistent he was here for for several years. so. you know how i hope he does get another opportunity and i hope he gets off to a good start in. i still think there's there's some some game left for him. so i'm s

yes, that�*s true! i think that that is an important distinction and that does not demean their contribution or their work in any way. i think what citizens are doing today is a tremendous boost and it�*s necessary. we have the technology to record everything that�*s going on around us, and it�*s a way of drilling down to the truth, which is whatjournalism is all about. yeah. thousands of demonstrators have filled the streets of spain, calling for an end to violence against women. it comes as rescuers continue the search for a one—year—old girl, after the body of her sister was found weighted down in the ocean off tenerife, prompting an outpouring of grief. tanya dendrinos reports. shoulder to shoulder, in solidarity. a chant for feminism. chanting in spanish. there was a palpable sense of anger in madrid, women taking a stand against senseless crimes perpetrated against them. the latest unspeakable tragedy after the body of 6—year—old olivia gimeno was found at a depth of 1000 metres, inside a bag and

to 80's today.ng carlos southward to mountain view pretty solidly at 80 or 81 degrees. well across the south bay daytime highs in the low to mid 80's. campbell in san jose each at 84 for your high temperatures 70's 80's across the east bay. aside from a couple of 60's hang not in berkeley and richmond. there will be some fog pushing through the golden gate this afternoon. that's just going to pull right there on the east bay hills keeping temperatures in these 2 cities. a little cooler than your at 74 for your high pittsburgh 82 while antioch in vacaville in the mid 80's for your highs. santa rosa through center fell in the 70's. a look ahead at our next 7 days. let's just keep it those next 4 days, maybe like daria suggested it's going to be a tease to start followed by 90's in triple digits towards the weekend. so the heat does build back. in the meantime, enjoy some great mornings in some really comfortable and sunny afternoons before we do see such a warm-up coming next weekend as far as traffic

and 80's from brisbane to burlingame while 80's to 90's further south on one.ne redwood city at 92 mountain view. also right at 92 south bay temps just shy of triple digits with san jose at 97 90's to triple digits remain for much of the east bay pleasanton livermore dublin as well as danville walnut creek and concord above the triple digit mark oakland berkeley and richmond in the low 80's north bay daytime high. still, some of our warmest vacaville in pittsburgh at one. '06, antioch. it one away. santa rosa down through sandra fell down from yesterday's triple digits to the 90's today. tomorrow we'll hold on to triple digits for just a couple of spots 90's after that briefly on sunday and then our warmest temperatures into next week. only rise into the 80's john, thank you. we do have a traffic accident. this is out in walnut creek 6, 80 southbound at main street. >> and again, you can see causing just a little delay along 6.80 there. it's also pretty slow along highway 4 also seen reports that there was a traffic collision right here at the bay bridge near t

it�*s not too late, let�*s correct the path, let�*s focus on what unites us.t since the uk left the eu and there�*s a heightened sense of hostility over how the brexit deal�*s affecting northern ireland, just at the moment when borisjohnson wants to be showing why friendship matters. remember, under the deal, northern ireland has to follow some eu rules. so some goods are meant to be checked when they move from one coast to another. that created a trade border of sorts inside the united kingdom, but it avoided the need for a hard border between northern ireland and ireland. now time has passed, the uk is frustrated, it wants the eu to be flexible about the deal but the eu�*s perplexed, they think the uk is not willing to do what it agreed. and the time allocated to business to get used to some of the change is about to run out and there is a stand—off, because neither side appears willing to budge. so the problem we�*ve got is that the protocol is being implemented in a way which is causing disruption in northern ireland. and we had some pretty frank and hones

�*s safe.ty committed to spending 0.7% of the uk's national income on foreign aid in its 2019 manifesto. andrew bridgen is one of the conservative mps in favour of the aid cut that amounts to almost £4 billion. we have still got a 0.5% of gdp aid budget, which is £10 billion. it's correct, it was in our manifesto, that we put 0.7% but what wasn't in the manifesto was that the world would face, and the uk would face, the challenges of a massive covid—i9 pandemic. but you haven't broken any other promises from the manifesto, despite the pandemic — just this one. just hang on, victoria. so what we have actually given the world is a vaccine, a viable vaccine, through oxford—astrazeneca, subsidised by the uk taxpayer at cost. it's the only vaccine that's going to be used in any quantity by the developing world, it's the only one they could possibly afford. and that doesn't count as foreign aid or foreign aid budget at all. but, mr bridgen... the vaccine won't save people's lives if they don't have a

inland 60's right along the bay shore in range of 50's and 60's closer to the coastline. i'm talking about how long the mild weather is going to last for and yes, the return of that heat on into next week. still to come, reyna john, thank you for that. hitting the road this morning. we're looking at your traffic not tracking any major hot spots for the king at the. >> bay bridge for you heading from the east bay into the city did it for much x a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. it's also had get a look at the san mateo bridge chain across towards the peninsula a little under 10 minutes for you and checking on the richmond. sandra fell bridge heading out of richmond under 9 minutes. keeping a close eye on the traffic will have more up next. but for now, let's go back to the news. the developing story, the south bay mother of a 7 year-old found dead in nevada. it's now sitting in a colorado jail the child's cause of death still not been determined across force. theresa stasi reports that will greatly affect what happens next in this case. >> 7 year-old lia

he�*s taking on argentina�*s diego schwartzmann.been highlighted. the ecb have said they are looking at each case individually, after suspending bowler 0llie robinson on sunday. have faced up to some ugly truths and it will be challenging going forward but the players are very much committed to taking the game forward and making it a better place, making it more inclusive, and to educating ourselves further. we will have to front up to what has happened, i accept it but we want to move forward ultimately and a positive way and keep going on this journey that we have started of trying to better our sport, and we will continue to do that. because that is how we all feel. two time olympic gold medallist helen glover has been named in the team gb rowing team for tokyo 2020. she won back to back gold medals in london and rio, but then she took four years away from the sport. she�*s since had a little boy and a set of twins, and decided to make her comeback last year. she�*s been named in the team gb pair alongside 0lympic silver medallis

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news.ites belonging to iranian state broadcasters and three operated by an iranian backed hezbollah militia. websites belonging to state controlled press tv and al alam are among those displaying us government agency seals with a message that they�*ve been seized. the world food programme says tens of thousands of people in southern madagascar are living in famine—like conditions. its director says the crisis has been caused by climate change, with drought after drought. david beasley said wealthy nations had a moral obligation to help. india�*s health ministry says a new mutation of the delta variant of coronavirus is now a variant of concern in the country. labelled, delta plus, around two dozen cases have been detected. early testing shows it is likely to be more transmissible and that vaccines or antibodies might not offer as much protection. europe�*s football authorities are facing a growing backlash over a decision not to allow a stadium in munich to be lit with rainbow colours for w

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70's. but 69 degrees in tracking widespread low to mid and upper 60's for most of the north bay with santa rosa currently at 69 degrees. and that's why you're seeing that 10 degree warm-up out there still flirting with 70's, even at this 9 o'clock hour when tracker for we're tracking still some pretty gusty winds along the coast. winds out of the south. for those of you in concord and fairfield around 17 to 22 miles per hour in the gusty in spots there for inland valleys. but along the coast, we are seeing the gusty winds for those of you in downtown san francisco, 18 miles per hour. westerly wind. so getting that cool sea breeze influence right now. taking a look ahead, though, at the next 7 day forecast and 3 day outlook for your 2nd half of the weekend. we are going to notice a slight dip in temperatures on monday, cooling down most of our inland valleys to exactly where we should be. but as you see by tuesday, most of our warmest inland valleys will struggle to even reach the 70's 5 to

we're looking at upper 80's to low 90's inland 70's around the bay and then 60's at the coast.>> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black, always a pleasure to on the broadcast. rob, good morning. good morning. was looking at the markets a little bit mixed nasdaq doing all right, though. yeah. a little bit of tech leadership from and other big tech markets are kind of in that digestion slow summer doldrums kind of mode waiting for earnings waiting for the federal reserve. >> not a lot of corporate news today for the year. the nasdaq's up almost 12%. that's pretty good scene that we've got july right around the corner. i e e half the year over s p 500 up 14%. the dow is up 12 and a half percent bitcoin feel like it's been a big loser this year, but it's up 18% this year. of know tess is getting a recall in china, but no big deal. the stock's up 6% takes. it's a software update. wow. ford and gm wishes they thought of that years of cal and united airlines said they're going to profit in the month of july, which is like well, that happened