i�*m s u p e r p r o ud ,s u p e r , s u p e r it�*s crazy, it�*s amazing, and it always makes me prouda record level for the seventh year in a row. there was a total of 1,339 drug—related fatalities in 2020, the highest rate in europe. our correspondentjames shaw in glasgow says the problem has been described as a "public health emergency". one of the things that is particularly shocking is the fact that it has been going on for so many years, the seventh record year for the drug death rate in scotland, and in fact the drugs policy minister here, angela constance, has admitted that it is a national disgrace, as she put it, and the number of deaths, the death rate, was unacceptably high. to put it in context, this is 3.5 times the drug death rate for the whole of the uk. and it is particularly affecting deprived parts of scotland much more than it is the least deprived areas, and that gap has been increasing over the last 20 years. now, the scottish government is setting aside £250 million to deal with this, to try and make sure that everyone who needs it gets treatment and that there i

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he�*s much more confident in himself, and i think it�*s because of the fact that he�*s getting a loten out of school. in rochdale, before the pandemic, an average of 91 children were being electively home educated. the past year has seen an additional 192. i think some families do not want local authority or agency involvement, and again, we have to kind of respect that, but in the same respect, we've got to think about those families, where they do need that support. with an increase in the number of families going down the home education route, the government wants to introduce a register and says it will help with safeguarding and monitoring of children who are no longer in the school system. hannah has been home educating for two years and is sceptical about the register. if it becomes where they are putting | us on a register to keep tabs on us, | to try and fit us into those boxes, try and get us to do a set - curriculum and tell us _ when we should be home educating, i think that's where problems are going to arise. _ we are just normal people, normal, everyday mums and dads.

let�*s hear now from the bbc�*s anbarasan ethirajan who�*s in delhi.spitals and shortage of oxygen earlier this year. put that in the and outside hospitals. until now, the real impact of the disaster was subject to debate and discussions. now, a detailed study estimates the number of excess deaths since the pandemic started could be in several millions. a starting figure given that the government hospitality is only about 410,000. it is regarded as the first comprehensive nationwide study. the researchers admit that not all deaths are covid—19 related but a significant number could be that is why the authors of the study described this as the worst humanitarian disaster india has faced since it gained independence in 19117. establishing a figure is always challenging in a huge continent like india. the office of the study argued that 92 impact would help prepare for the next wave. india�*s official authority figures is the third highest in the world after the united states and brazil. the indian government has rejected similar studies in the past seein

it�*s lapthorne�*s i3th grand slam title overall and an 11th in doubles. tour de france, but persistence paid off for mark cavendish, the man who never gave up. and the name he hadn�*t wanted to hear all we could finally be spoken. eddy merckx is one of cycling�*s all—time greats. it�*s 46 years since he won his 34th stage. cavendish was up there. although he�*s modest about it. the greatest male cyclist of all time, it�*s truly an honour. it�*s just a number. it doesn�*t put me on a level with eddy merckx. as cavendish says, he�*s a different kind of rider, but a legend nevertheless. when he won his first stage in 2008, the current race leader, looking good in yellow, was only nine years old. all eyes were on the man in green. asa as a child, he dreamed of winning a stage. and he followed that dream to the finish. but he delivered. he made his childhood dream come true. for a record equalling 34th time. drew savage, bbc news. less than two days to wait now until england take on italy in the final of euro 2020, their first major tournament final since 1966

it�*s tony�*s birthday today, and with his family unable to be with him, it�*s his support worker amybecause you do. tony has epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and he struggles to swallow. amy has to monitor him closely and act quickly if needed. stay awake. we need to celebrate, you can�*t celebrate if you�*re asleep. she has great responsibilities but as a 22—year—old, is paid just £8.88 an hour. i�*ve got friends that work in retail that are getting upwards of £9, £10 per hour. and we�*re not asking for, you know, rainbows and unicorns, we�*re just asking to be appreciated and for our pay to reflect it. and today�*s report underlines the pay gap between care staff and otherjobs with equivalent demands. it found care workers were paid an average ofjust under £17,700 per year. compared with the 24,600 average pay for similar roles like senior teaching assistants, and police community support officers. the charity that commissioned the research says that difference is wrong. but its boss maintains to change it, more money has to be spent by government on funding care. people find the work in

the bbc�*s amy payne reports. but right now, many are parked up and going nowhere. haulage firms, like this leicestershire logistics company, just can't find enough drivers. it's worrying. i mean, the vehicles arejust sitting there because we haven't got the drivers. and there's simply a large number of drivers that went back to europe during brexit, we've had covid which has caused us severe problems with the lack of training that's available, and that's just a few of the things, really. well, we're seeing an impact right across the board, from manufacturing, factories, farming and of course supermarkets which is probably the one thing that most people notice the most. and so translink is taking action. kev is the latest employee here to benefit from free training courses to help tackle the chronic shortage of hgv drivers. i've grown up in the transport industry all my life and obviously companies helping individuals, �*cause obviously it�*s a costly thing to get into but it�*s a good thing to help the country ou

�*s building ahead of england�*s euro 2020 final against italy on sunday.e mark cavendish has made history at the tour de france. the manx missile won stage 13 — his ltth stage win of this year�*s tour — to equal eddy mercx�*s all—time record of 3a stage wins at the tour. a record, that for years, many thought wouldn�*t be equalled. these were the closing stages, cavendish in the green jersey, riding into cycling�*s history books, after the 219 kilometer stage from nimes to carcassonne. he was a late call up to the deceuninck quick—step team only a week before the race started — but he said equalling the record was what he�*d always dreamed of since he was a boy. now, over to wimbledon where world number one novak djokovic is taking on the canadian dennis shapovalov in the second men�*s semifinal of the day. 0ur reporter chetan parthak is there for us. how is that one going chetan? it isa it is a pretty tight start to the second semifinal, isn�*t it? i�*m second semifinal, isn't it? i'm havin: second semifinal, isn't it? i'm having to _ second semifinal, is

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news.ies, has been shot and seriously injured in an attack on a street in amsterdam. police said he�*s been taken to hospital in critical condition. mr de vries has covered numerous high—profile crime cases over the past 20 years. three people have been detained in connection with the shooting. a former challenger for the presidency in belarus, viktar babaryka, has been sentenced to ia years in jail. the banker was found guilty of taking bribes and money laundering — charges he says were fabricated to prevent him challenging alexander lukashenko in last year�*s election. just over two weeks to go before the start of the tokyo olympics, and japanese media is reporting that the partial state of emergency for the tokyo area is likely to be extended over coronavirus concerns. some 0lympic events, such as the opening ceremony and the marathon, may also be held without spectators. well, it went to a penalty shootout, but italy have beaten spain at wembley to reach the final of the euro 2020 footb

that�*s a good question.s in your blood system. i don�*t know and they still don�*t know if it was the live virus that was attacking your body, or whether your body itself sort of got confused and your immune system started attacking itself and again. i don�*t know and they are still trying to work that out and if they can work that out, then hopefully they can find a way of curing people. you've got makeup? yes, i have got makeup on. did you put that on so you didn't look like you were so tired? yes, and so that i looked less tired and so i looked ok on camera. long covid means nuala has struggled with full time school. in april, she was admitted to hospitalfor tests. they gave her a device to help with her breathing. i've been quite out of breath running with my friends, like really fast and out of breath. because my lungs, they aren't proper or something. is that what the doctor said, your lungs aren�*t working properly, so this is to get them stronger? and do you feel like it�*s helping? you lose that spo

so we're tracking temperatures there 50's, 60's and 70's with widespread 80's 90's and triple digit heat. as you make your way inland right now pacific of 59 degrees. but we are tracking the widespread for innermost valleys with fairfield. just heating up to a 106 degrees. san jose at 85 degrees oakland and berkeley 75 degrees. so about 5 degrees above average there. but it's really are in our most hottest valleys, specifically those of you in solano county. we're going to be worried about all weekend long tracking widespread warming, upwards of 9 degrees of warming. for those of you in concord. that's why you're in the low triple digits and we have this excessive heat warnings go into effect at noon today and it's going to remain in effect through sunday night. and the far east bay hills mountains and valleys, including the diablo range solano county. this excessive heat warning going to remain in effect for one more day expiring on monday night. but everyone else in the bay area. we're going to start to cool down by monday. so the excessive heat warnings and heat advisories in the nort

�*s what�*s making current.june on, and that�*s with quite a lot of dry weather around with some sunshine. but there will be some showers around, too. generally isolated, but they will be quite heavy and slow moving where you catch them, as there will be very little wind to move them on. that�*s because we�*re in between weather systems, as you can see here, this weak area of high pressure building in. this is the area of low pressure which has brought a lot of grey, damp weather across eastern parts of the country throughout the week so far. it will still be close enough to bring further grey, damp, drizzly weather from east anglia up towards northumberland, but a much drier and brighter day, i think, for the southeast of england. elsewhere, early cloud clearing to allow for some sunny spells, but we could see a few isolated showers here and there. perhaps a bit of low cloud and mist lapping on to western england and west wales�* coastline. and it will be warmer where you have the sunshine — low 20s celsius — b

here�*s one town that�*s doing something radical.it to knock it down, creating a new riverside park, to make stockton a greener, nicer place to be. high streets can't survive on retail alone. that doesn't mean there won't be any retail. i know some people are worried we're going to knock all the shops down. retail is very important, but we need to consolidate that retail, to meet the demand. this makeover�*s not an easy sell. what do you want from your high street? well, more shops. more shops. why have 50 empty properties? why not open it out and change it, so more people can use it? covid is creating opportunities to rethink our high streets, but regeneration isn�*t quick. in stockton, it�*s taken 13 years to get this far, and they�*re only a third of the way through. emma simpson, bbc news, stockton. quarantine—free travel between australia and new zealand will be paused for at least eight weeks from today. the new zealand prime minister called off the arrangement, which began in april, as the number of australian infections conti

it�*s israel�*s delta dilemma.nths, but then came the delta surge. some blamed loopholes in air travel rules for it getting in. officials say that�*s now fixed. but in the face of the variant, the government so far is bringing back only modest restrictions. well, if you�*ve landed at ben—gurion, you can�*t actually leave the airport now until you�*ve done this. so, could more restrictions return here? the top government adviser tells me the vaccines work, but they�*re not bulletproof. have you changed your own behaviours from, say, four weeks ago? oh, yeah, i�*m much more cautious. i�*m much more reluctant to go into mass gatherings, in general enclosed, confined spaces. and i�*m much more careful with my unvaccinated kids about selecting the confined indoor settings that they�*re going to spend time in. now, one of the world�*s most vaccinated populations finds itself a testing ground again. tom bateman, bbc news, jerusalem. you�*re watching bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan. hello. thi

1980's, 1990's as well. while there is this huge taxonomy of alien races that gets constructed, there are three key races, species, whatever you want to call them. one of which is the pledians, who are described as benevolent and loving and beautiful and highly evolved, spiritual. anyone want to guess what they are meant to look like? caucasians? any specific kind? blonde, blue-eyed. they are incredibly aryan. in fact they are commonly referred to as tall nordics. nordic itself being a term of eugenicist taxonomy coming out of the early 20th century, as opposed to those lower-class southern europeans who can't be counted as being as racially superior as the nordics. you see the short gray as a kind of equivalent of southern europeans to some extent in this taxonomy. the short gray, whose descriptione owes a debt to -- whose description owes a debt to those little green men, to the movies of the 1950's, to frank scully explanations, but whose popular appearance culture is cemented by betty and barney hill. no

heathrow, that�*s also the uk�*s highest temperature of the year so far, along with england�*s highestfor western aisles and the highlands, but otherwise, it�*s a dry night with largely clear skies. it is a night, though, those temperatures are going to struggle to come down, so an uncomfortable night for sleeping. temperatures, 17 in cardiff by the end of the night, 18 in london. a bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures for england and wales in the countryside will be a few degrees cooler than the cities as well. a warm start to the day nevertheless on monday. it is another fine, sunny, very warm, if not hot day coming up, but again, northern scotland will see some slightly thicker cloud. here there will be some sunny spells coming through that — temperatures into the low 20s. further south, though, for england and wales, high 20s, even into the low 30s for the hottest areas. that heat could just trigger one or two isolated thunderstorms. the jet stream pattern at the moment is blocked, and this undulating pattern here is a ridge, that�*s what�*s building our area

the sun�*s out, it�*s a beautiful day and it�*s going to be a hot one.to the flood—stricken regions in western parts of europe. so, sunny skies across the bulk of the country through this afternoon. but a bit more cloud dragged in by a wind off the atlantic across northern and western parts of scotland. a lot fresher here from the northern isles to the hebrides, only around 1a to 17 celsius and a few bits of rain. that�*s also true for the northern coast of northern ireland. further inland towards the east and south, it is hot. in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. in london, around the high 20s and the high mid 20s expected across the south coast. lots of hot sunshine for the british grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. we could also get very close to 30 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high where it is cooler and cloudier in western scotland. the cloudier

here�*s chris fawkes. it's it�*s funny how quickly the weather can turn.d even into next week. quite a long spell of dry weather. it will eventually turn increasingly sunny. before we get there, we have clouds drifting southwards overnight tonight. that will stop temperatures falling very far. quite an uncomfortable night for some, for example liverpool, temperatures falling no lower than around 16 degrees tonight. quite a warm start the day already on thursday. there will be a bit more cloud round for england and wales, but that will turn and break up. spells of sunshine coming through. the sunniest afternoon weather will be across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. in that sunshine, low to mid 20s. probably 25 for eastern scotland. very warm across southern wales and south—west england. 25—26 on the cards here. through friday, the

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news.s, peter r de vries, has been shot and seriously injured in an attack on a street in amsterdam. police said he�*s been taken to hospital in critical condition. de vries has covered numerous high—profile crime cases over the past 20 years. three people have been detained in connection with the shooting. a former challenger for the presidency in belarus, viktor babariko, has been sentenced to 14 years in jail. the banker was found guilty of taking bribes and money laundering — charges he says were fabricated to prevent him challenging alexander lukashenko in last year�*s election. just over two weeks to go before the start of the tokyo olympics, and japanese media is reporting that the partial state of emergency for the tokyo area is likely to be extended over coronavirus concerns. some olympic events, such as the opening ceremony and the marathon, may also be held without spectators. the anti—of spectators at wembley, that is for sure. —— there was plenty. it went to a penalty shootout

90's. so we're going to be about 5 to 10 degrees above average for warmest inland valleys in the east bay and north bay. pretty seasonable temperatures though, along the coast and east bay shoreline. >> thanks to that cool sea breeze influence right about where we should be for this time of year. mid 60's for downtown san francisco low 70's for oakland in hayward. and check out san jose in the low 80's. but it's our innermost valleys. the warmest ones. for those of you in solano county no surprise there near that triple digit heat 99 degrees right now with nevado in the mid 90's. thanks to those offshore winds. so these are these northerly winds also known as diablo winds. the wind direction. north to south. so that's why you're significantly warmer than those of you in santa rosa. let's take a look at radar for out there right now. we are tracking, though, that marine layer right along the coast and that's helping to keep our temperatures on the mild to average side away from the coastline

here�*s the who again.tals in many other countries. the good news is in the uk there has been a big reduction in hospitalisation and what you are not seeing their deaths. that is really good news. but you step want to keep safe as possible and bring the transmission down because you do not want the opportunity for variants to notjust circulate but change. the delta variant is to blame. it�*s thought to be at least 60% more transmissible than the alpha variant. and scientists tell us it�*s twice as likely to hospitalise people. here�*s the opposition labour party arguying against the government�*s strategy. norway had just decided they�*re going to delay even to easing restrictions because they felt a variant is arriving. we have got the delta variant and we have now got infections that are at higher level in the uk than they have been since january of this year and thankfully the vaccination programme is breaking that link between infection and hospitalisations. but, we know that we have only gotjust over 5

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much more mild in the 60's 70's 80's right now.tarting off your morning really nice morning hours have been this clear in a few days. really nice to see this view from your seat or tower view. if you look out in the distance, you can see some fog trying to stream over in county. they're definitely patches of areas like half moon bay, but most of us are sitting under the sunshine. enjoy your morning hours because these are certainly most comfortable at least for the next few days. 50's 60's for your current temperatures beats the feel of the 90's that we've got later on even a triple digit or 2 in this forecast talking that still to come, tom, thank you for that. you know, for the most part, earlier we had a really light traffic. it really starts to pick up here in the 8 o'clock hour. we had a traffic. >> hazard on the bay bridge. 80 westbound near the treasure island exit. and again, they had to turn the meteor lights on as a result of that. look, you have to wait a little bit. a little under 14 minutes for you to make it to that f

's. for those of you in the south bay. campbell, though, in saratoga in the low 90's. so 2 outliers there with livermore out of the mid 90's back into the low 90's. now you should be in the upper 80's this time of year. so you're going to be about 2 degrees above average union city and fremont in the low 80's with low 90's for concord and walnut creek and low 80's for renda and moraga berkeley and richmond in the low 70's. so very comfortable temperatures there and quite the spread for parts of the north bay, not the and vallejo in the mid 70's. mid 80's for those of you in sonoma. but mid-nineties for vacaville. so this is what we're talking about when we talk about microclimate forecast just a few miles can make a huge difference here in the bay area as much as 5 to 10 degrees at times and santa rosa and petaluma going to cool down into the low 80's with sandra fell, though a little bit mild there in the mid 80's and mill valley low 70's for the 2nd half of your weekend. so overall the

�*s the upper level winds. that low pressure that we see these areas of cloud rotating, keeping some wet weather going into the night and into wednesday, as well. if we look at the story over the next few days, we find some sunshine, yes, but there�*s still the threat of some showers which may be heavy, as well. and certainly on tuesday, there was lots of rain at wimbledon. it looks a lot drier though for wednesday — can�*t rule out 1—2 showers, mind you, and temperatures will be 20—21 celsius. we start the day pretty cloudy, actually, there may well be some further rain around. as it brightens up, we get some sunshine which triggers more showers, particularly across england and wales, and some of those could be heavy and thundery. may see a few showers breaking out across parts of scotland and northern ireland. a warmer day, though, than it was on tuesday for eastern scotland and the northeast of england. and for many parts of the country, temperatures are a little bit higher on wednesday. a few showers in the

so very toasty there with widespread 70's, 80's and yes, even 90's.f you in the north bay. quite the unique microclimate forecast for your friday evening. nevado in the low 90's with vallejo at 72 degoees and santa rosa out of the 80's but upper 70's instead. so future cast for tracking that shallow marine there. bring us some patchy coastal drizzle during the overnight hours into your saturday morning. plenty of sunshine by your saturday afternoon. a little bit cooler tomorrow compared to today. but very seasonable nonetheless. so we'll take it overnight lows tonight. a little warmer low to mid 50's. upper 50's for those of you in concord san jose and livermore with antioch only cooling down to 64 degrees. so we're going to be about 4 degrees above average for conquered in livermore should be in the upper 80's instead cooling down tomorrow in the low 90's with seasonal temperatures along the coast and east bay shoreline. thanks to that cool sea breeze influence and that shallow marine layer mid 60's for downtown francisco oakland at 72 degrees. and s

right, let�*s begin. let�*s start with france. has changed and prompted this headline from the daily mail? prompted this headline from the dail mail? ~ ., ., , daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which is _ daily mail? well, the explanation is the beta variant, which is the - the beta variant, which is the strain of a virus that which comes from south africa which is prevalent now in france. this must be incredibly frustrating for 500,000 british people going to france on holiday. we�*ve been in the situation before. we saw it with portugal and their advice change very quickly. but it�*s very difficult. people book their holidays, they�*ve now got to come back from those holidays and they may have to self—isolate and possibly take extra time off work. some people can�*t do it because they can afford it. there�*s one other aspect which i don�*t know the answer to. that is this is applies to peop

it�*s the plymouth leg of sail gp�*s international yachting series.gside the usual racing leaderboard which aims to mitigate climate change and make sailing more inclusive. this is a huge deal not only for sail gp, but sports all around the world to be able to take a leading role in what is undoubtedly the biggest issue, or certainly one of the biggest issues, globally at the moment, which is climate change. so we take it very seriously in our sport. i think it is a really exciting initiative, and we are racing out there on the water for the podium spots and we want to be the podium spots and we want to be the top team, but we also now are racing between each of our teams against one another to be the most sustainable and most impactful in our own league. i think through that, to separate example of an hour own sport throughout the different communities that we are racing in around the world and to pass on that message to other sports, because we know sport has such a powerful impact, particularly on young people, and those are the generations that wi

so towards the afternoon 60's near the coast 70's 80's by the bay and 90's for inland areas. again, reyna john, thank you so much for that. we're actively given a close eye on your thursday morning commute. >> from the east bay into the city can do that in under 11 minutes for your drive times that things are looking great. there. no major hot spots the south bay and do see report of a fire northbound to 80 on saratoga avenue in san jose doesn't look like it's causing much of a delay. looks like. it's one of the bush is right near the highway there. we'll keep a close eye on that heading across towards the peninsula. you can do that under 13 minutes. no issues for you at this hour. and let's look at the richmond. sandra fell commute. as you have a rich man under 9 minutes for your drive time there. we'll have more on that and a look at the golden gate bridge. but for now, back to the news. antioch police officers are now equipped with body cameras which went online last night. that's after the city council approved new policies for body and dash cameras from forcefully to fal

it�*s not exactly a simple picture day, it�*s quite complicated.ndery downpours, and then this is a more persistent band of rain moving in on the weather front to the south and west through the afternoon. now, in the sunshine, 22, 20 three celsius. that�*s possible at wimbledon for the final day of play. i�*d say, on balance, probably mostly dry, the odd light shower, but into the evening, this rain may arrive, if the play continues that late, so, it does look as if it�*s going to arrive in time for the football at wembley around about kick—off, it will be around through the match, and certainly for the players�* and fans�* journey home, because that rain, when it�*s set in, is with us through the evening overnight in southern areas, showery outbreaks of rain, some heavy rain, as well. any big showers in the north will tend to ease down overnight. we keep quite a bit of cloud, we pick up the mist and fog again as we have this morning. it�*s going to be quite a mild night for most of us. now, by tomorrow, that low pressure is set to the east of us i

but very comfortable for those of you in san jose in the mid 70's low 70's for oakland and mid 60's for downtown san francisco. we are tracking though, very seasonal weather on thursday. but then friday warming up into the low 90's inland and back to normal by this weekend. back to you. just thank a still ahead here at 3 o'clock. we've been through. >> a couple of heat waves here in the bay area. within the past month or so, but experts are warning. you should not sleep with the fan >> well, we won. and the garlic festival is back this weekend. how organizers plan to keep people safe not only because of the pandemic but also we will be honoring the lives of those lost during the shooting 2 years ago. we'll be right ba bay area homeowners, learn how you can eliminate monthly mortgage payments and improve your cashflow. look, this isn't my first rodeo and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a

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also in the mid 70's at the novato in the low 80's overnight lows low to mid 50's. very similar to last night and we're going to see a slight warm up for the first have the weekend. a lot of sunshine by the afternoon after a cloudy start, especially along the coast low to mid 60's along the san francisco peninsula coastline low to mid 70's for the east bay shoreline and widespread 80's, as you make your way inland. low 80's for napa, mid 80's for santa rosa and upper 80's for livermore and concord. but we do have a fire weather watch going into effect sunday afternoon through monday morning. mainly for north bay mountains. east bay hills and diablo range. and here's why. pop-up thunderstorm threat sunday afternoon through monday. so let's be safe out there bay area because we could see some wildfires spark specifically in our highest peaks that don't get that marine layer. so just a heads up there. but enjoy the saturday forecast back to you. justine, thanks for greece. i know you will be watching. >> that for us this weekend. but the news does not end here at 3. ou

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it will be 70's and 80's for most of the day.our forecast ahead. >> and traffic is looking like in this camera shot that you see behind me. but i am tracking some hot spots. tell you where after the break. >> careful of the chicken that you eat because tyson foods is recalling more than 8 million pounds of ready to eat frozen chicken. oh, my gosh. always buy this kind usda inspectors believe that they the chicken may have been contaminated with listeria. this is just some of the stuff that is included the grilled and ready chicken strips fajita chicken strips. the pulled chicken. they were produced the recalled stuff between december 2620, 20. an april 13th of this year. so if you haven't, you're supposed to throw it away or take it back to the store. i always buy chicken, which could be old kuz like us to get the freezer, which means it could have it for a long time. and i understand there's a lot of other chicken covered in this recall. so. i don't know. maybe you want to avoid chicken for a while. happening today. amazon found

to 70's burlingame. a nice 72. really nice today in redwood city at 76 of some great spots to get out there today. do some outdoor dining. once you get out of the office san jose at 78 for the daytime high will freeman through hayward in the low 70's dublin. also at 78 while for danville walnut creek and concord. it's back into the low to mid 80's for you. oakland berkeley richmond in the 60's while temperatures in antioch in vacaville do near the 90's today. we're still not going to make it back up to that number just yet. we're actually going to save most of our 90's until sunday and monday of next week. now, we could see some dry lightning come monday. and this is a concern. as you remember last august when we saw dry lightning events did result in some wild fire sparking up across the bay area frequency of lightning doesn't look to be as much of a concern this time around. but something i did want to know in this forecast as we do work our way towards the monsoonal moisture early next week from the l

we're almost there mild with 70's for the bay, 80's and 90's going on.tful. once we get past monday. it's pretty much of a mostly sunny trend could have some upper 80's going on along the inland communities. but along the bay side will probably be ok for today. we're talking 66 san francisco 73 for oakland 81 san jose across the wider geography. there are some of your 90's in the far east bay 80's. meanwhile, up to the north bay. now coming up a little bit. we'll check into that 4 zone forecast to check things out. look at the extended in may be potentially some problems into next weekend. well. >> thanks. day. we're taking a live look now over tokyo 6 days before the opening ceremony and the first president of the olympic village of the tokyo summer games has tested positive for covid-19. officials are not naming the person, but they say they are not an athlete. the person traveled to japan from overseas, though, and they've been placed on a 14 day quarantine. the olympic village on tokyo bay will house about 11,000 athletes during the olympics and thou

some 50's and 60's. well temperatures right along the bay shore in the 60's to 70's foster city. carlos palo alto and mountain view each at 75 south bay daytime highs in the upper 70's to low 80's today. that's just a little wet from yesterday still really comfortable for livermore pleasanton walnut creek concord as well as danville. it's back to the 80's for you. oakland, berkeley and richmond in the 60's while the way how at 74 sonoma in fairfield beach, 82. so a few more 80's for the north bay. but no 90's just yet. we'll save those 90's, especially for monday. that's going to be the warmest one of this forecast and also offer up a chance of dry thunderstorms as we do see a resurgence of monsoonal moisture this could have fire danger of it. it doesn't look like lightning frequency should be too much. but we'll be talking about it. plenty as we do near early next week. john, thanks for that. ok. traffic alert is out there. we've had some in berkeley this morning in richmond, tracking. >> up in hercules, 80 westbound at willow avenue. slowing things down for the most part, a hig

to 60's. you will get some sunshine along the bay shore a little less of that sunshine near the coastline. expect a predominantly gray day for coastal areas. temperatures for the bayshore mostly into the 70's. a few 60's, though redwood city at 76 mountain view at 75 all san jose. a nice 78 warming into the low 80's for campbell saratoga in los gatos. well, temperatures in the 70's to 80's across the east bay pleasant today 83 today. back to the 80's for danville walnut creek and concord. in the meantime, oakland you hold on to the upper 60's antioch in vacaville inching close to 90 degrees. not quite getting there, though. and then santa rosa and nevado each at 80 degrees getting your lookahead here next 7 days warming back up into sunday and monday. now you notice those thunderstorms they have on monday's forecast. we do have a chance of dry lightning. it doesn't look like the frequency of this lightning. if we do even see it will be very significant, but any time you do see that. that does

all 60's, 70's and 80's for most of the north bay antioch, though you still got that 90 degrees.ta rosa at 78 today. let's get you a look ahead at next 7 days. so after today we actually get a little bit cooler even, believe it or not, thursday is going to be the coolest day of this forecast with highs in land only rising into the upper 70's on average. that's not your typical july stuff. but something to enjoy because even though we don't have any heat waves ahead in this forecast. you know, at some point it's going to warm back up. reena john, thank you for that. so this hot spot, thankfully is it causing much of a delay along one. oh, one. >> just a little bit here. but that connector ramp one, oh, one southbound at 85 is closed and again, they're working on something they are as a result of that traffic collision. so 82 would be a good alternate. maybe 2.80, to get around that. it's busy even a 9.49 here. little under 20 minutes for you to make it into the city at this hour to the fremont street exit and it looks like drive times are going up there at about 21 headed across t

some 80's inland, some 70's by the bay 60's at the coast. foggy morning. sunny afternoons, dry conditions. that's pretty much the trend for a while ahead of us better than hot and dry weather, at least that up fire danger even more. we're already in the midst of such extreme drought conditions looking outside this morning. definitely some low gray out there. visibility is just fine at this point across the bay area as cloud cover lifts begins to burn off all ready for bayside in inland areas. you've been clear for much of the morning already temperatures are currently in the 60's for most of us. it's a slow go far as seeing any movement. fremont, hayward and san jose each at 60 to pittsburgh. you're at 66. so starting to see a little bit moving upwards and temperatures. but with gray skies of that cool sea breeze. it's a cool start for sure. i'm talking sunshine some nice temperatures this afternoon and of course your 4th forecast. still to come, reyna don, thank you for that. so we have a hot spot here along the richmond, sandra fell bridge. >> and it loo

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what we have is nice spread of 60's 70's 80's. for most and only a couple of 90's for for this inland areas like antioch and vacaville reyna. >> lucky people in the bay area. they want to dream vacation for free just for getting vaccinated against covid-19 state officials do winners for 6 vacation packages. >> to some of the most popular spots in the state. all expenses paid. >> the bay area. winners are in san francisco. contra costa alameda and san mateo counties. the other 2 winners live in orange and santa cruz counties winners also got $2000 in spending money for on their love. a k. well, coming up, the next hour. it's expected to be the biggest travel weekends any of the pandemic. >> we are live at sfo with everything you need to know before you head out the door. as more people buy their own fireworks to celebrate this weekend. doctors are warning about the severe injuries that can come from both illegal and legal fireworks we'llrhave more after we get back in the 5. o'clock hour. kohl's epic deals are back... with savings

san jose in the mid 70's and mid 60's for downtown san francisco. so just a few degrees below average there. but this weekend back into the low 90's for inland valleys. it looks like the hottest day going to be sunday. and then we're gradually going to cool down to seasonal by tuesday of this upcoming week with below average temperatures returning from coastal valleys by next wednesday. back to you. justin. thank every sun. coming up this hour, one rideshare company is bringing back our pools. >> what's driving this option? plus, we'll continue our destination california series and take a trip to a small southern california town that has little something for the whole family. and after the break before you put on some sunscreen. we want to tell you about some recall that just came out today. a recall you need to know about this afternoon. johnson and johnson is recalling 5 of of its popular aerosol sunscreen products after finding cancer causing chemicals in them. >> some of the sunscreens contain low levels of benzene which can lead to cancer from

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that�*s it. good night. and some thunderstorms on offer, as well. so, certainly a mixed picture. most of the showers we had earlier on on thursday are easing away — so for the rest of tonight, we�*re looking at a lot of dry weather out there. cloudier in the north and the west in general, a bit of patchy rain for eastern scotland for a time overnight, too. but temperatures holding up between about 12—14 celsius, a touch lower than this in more rural spots first thing friday. some sunshine from the word go across central and eastern england, but eastern england in eastern scotland will see some heavy showers and thunderstorms bubbling up during the afternoon. they�*ll be slow—moving — if you do catch one, there could be some hail and a bit of surface—water flooding, as well. further west, things are looking dryer through the course of the day. but into saturday, more heavy downpours, particularly in the south and the east, a little bit drier towards the likes of northern ireland during the day. and top temper