let�*s stay with the the queen�*s speech.regeneration bill aimed at giving local authorities more powers to regenerate towns and cities throughout england. our political correspondent alex forsyth has been to stoke one of the cities receiving millions of pounds of new government investment. stoke—on—trent�*s heritage is imprinted on its skyline. shaped by ceramics industry its economic fortunes have waxed and waned. deprivation levels here are high, it is one of the places the government�*s promised to improve opportunity. at the coachmakers arms, landlord rob was born and bred in stoke and he says he�*s heard such pledges before. i�*ve seen lots of talk about it, but no reaction yet. and we�*ve seen hoardings go up before, we�*ve seen signs go up before but not seen anything happen yet. so i�*d quite like to see something built and being used. there are plans to regenerate stoke, the vision is bringing heritage sites back to use, improving city centre foot fall, housing, education, skills, all backed by government funding. a

and it�*s also done the same for last year�*s winners — maneskin.s kalush 0rchestra, there�*ve also been quite a few bets on a country that�*s rather struggled in recent years — the uk. # i'm up in space, man... sam ryder and space man has won many admirers. i�*ll be completely honest, it�*s quite strange walking around as part of the uk delegation, with people going, "you�*re going to win, you�*re going to win!" and we�*re like, "what?!" # and i wanna go home... winning is perhaps being a bit optimistic, but few expect another last place. the left side of the leaderboard for us is a win, put it that way. a top ten is a win. a top five is a homecoming bus tour, in my eyes. a win is panic stations. "what are we going to do? this is amazing." and given the uk�*s long fallow period, a bit of eurovision hope is an unexpected turn of events. # and i wanna go home. # david sillito, bbc news, turin. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. we are going to see the weather changing and towards the south—west of england by this evening we have got more cloud

she�*s so cute!f to malaga in spain to take on another culinary challenge. and take another one. the olive oil is going to be totally different. but they look identical to me! yeah, but, you know, i promise, it�*s going to be a total different taste. so don�*t go away. these are just some of the cats of athens. if you�*ve ever visited greece, then there�*s a good chance a feline friend has made a cameo appearance in your trip outside a taverna or at an ancient ruin. these guys are everywhere. ps—ps—ps. she�*s so cute! i�*m meeting samika, a volunteer at athens—based cat charity nine lives. we are a team, nine lives, and we feed every day here in acropolis and in many other places around the centre of athens. wow. i mean, that�*s a big job. there are many, many cats in athens. yes. we feed around over 500 cats around the centre. the team at nine lives definitely have their work cut out. so i�*ve decided to help sambika with the dinner—time shift and get some grub out to these furry athenians. they are

she�*s been a bit more cryptic potentially about what, if any action she�*s taken, so that�*s why itnveiling of a statue of margaret thatcher, and some of our colleagues were there and had a good go at asking him the obvious question — how many letters have been submitted? people always ask, and i would say to people they're very free to do that, and i shall retain my discretion, and i can say nothing more. you keep having to add up the letters daily, or how often do you look at them? it's not a regular pastime of mine. so, graham brady they�*re saying he�*s not spending a lot of time currently counting letters, but that could of course be because parliament is in recess at the moment. it could be because it would be potentially not the best time to do it with the queen�*sjubilee coming up this week. it may well be that he doesn�*t actually have any sort of number of letters that suggest we�*re anywhere close to a contest at the moment. he�*s the one man that has the complete picture of what�*s currently going on and he takes hisjob complete picture of what�*s currently going on and

let�*s find out. yeah, let�*s find out. whoa! so, it�*s over a metre depth here. and greenpeace. the rspb says it has sent the government evidence on 79 fires it believes are in breach of the new regulations. greenpeace used satellites to detect fires in protected areas. using satellite evidence like this is a real game changer in terms of monitoring peat fires. i don't have to be on the moors. i canjust come into the office and i can see within a matter of minutes where there have been fires. the campaigning organisation says it has found 51 fires it believes break the new rules. 0n the bowes estate in the yorkshire dales national park, one of the locations identified by greenpeace, the bbc found evidence of burning on deep peat. so, we�*re already more than 40cm. there�*s peat all the way. and this one�*s 67cm deep. the bbc approached the landowner for comment, but received no reply. the government didn�*t want to be interviewed for this report, but it confirmed it has received evidence that claims to show illegal fires. it told the bbc any cases where a breach

that�*s it from me and the team here in kyiv. now back to huw for the rest of the day�*s news. lewis, with leaders of the five main political parties to try to break the latest deadlock. in last week�*s assembly elections, sinn fein won a majority of the seats for the first time. it means they are now entitled to nominate a first minister, but that depends on the second largest party, the dup, or democratic unionists, nominating a deputy. the dup says it�*s not prepared to move unless all trade barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the uk are removed. the barriers are part of the brexit protocol agreed by borisjohnson. our ireland correspondent chris page has the latest. michelle o�*neill has the keys to the first minister�*s office, but she can�*t unlock the door unless her political rivals become her partners. applause. the sinn fein vice—president is in line to be the first irish nationalist to take the job. it would be a hugely symbolic moment for the party, which wants northern ireland to leave the uk. it�*s time for us all, as political leaders, to have the co

away from the coast, 80's and 90's. coast in the 60's.0's, maybe touching 100. played warning in effect. kumasi: san francisco sheriff deputies who are bilingual and get a new name tag letting people know they are fluent in another language. the sheriffs office says it is one of the most diverse public safety work forces in the country, 25% white, 60% black. - 16% black. reggie: san francisco's water closed for several days moving from the east side to the west side. the project maintains the beach while keeping the sand from tubing to grass areas. kumasi: it has been 15 years since google maps street view launch. you can see what your neighborhood looks like in 2007 on your phone. you can see this on the google maps app. cap street view image, see more dates -- tap street the images, seek more dates. reggie: a warning for where you put your avocados. a hack can give you salmonella. kumasi: booking and airbnb? one county where you can no longer stay. reggie: it is a taxicab crash that killed two people. we now know the names and where and

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it�*s just — everything stops. that�*s worse—case scenario, but that is possible. exploited by cyber criminals, and do not pose a threat to customers or their machines. it said the company�*s top priority is and always will be to protect our customers, their machines and their data. however, experts warn this is bigger than one company — state—sponsored cyber attacks are a growing threat. hacking into one tractor, yes, you, you could do some damage like that. hacking into a fleet of tractors, you can do more damage. hacking into a whole organisation and a supply chain can really disrupt — actually, destabilise economies. meanwhile, out in the field, even everyday farm machinery uses systems that are vulnerable. unless defences evolve as quickly as the technology, those who produce our food are increasingly at the mercy of cyber criminals. claire marshall, bbc news. spain�*s former king juan carlos i is back home for the first time in nearly two years. he abdicated in 2014 amid a raft of scandals and his successor, king felipe vi has spent the last couple of years t

oh, it�*s very...it�*s lovely! yes, that�*s right! it�*s like a really good air freshener!mes are up and running, how might i engage with that? well, for instance, if you would go to the museum ulm in germany, you could look at a painting, smell a smell and then re—think, what is it that i�*m actually seeing? and all of a sudden, you might notice different elements in that painting. or in the summer in amsterdam, you can go on a smell walk yourself and have a smell kit that you bring, and then in front of certain locations, you can look at your iphone, smell, and learn more about that space that you�*re in. while sniffing around in the past is an important part of the project, they�*re also employing some of the most cutting edge technology available today. deep in the old hq of a former spice trade company lies the modern tech at the heart of this project. marika uses artificial intelligence to scan historical documents, on the lookout for forgotten fragrances. through this data base, everyone can access all this information we�*ve gathered about smells from all these diff

but it�*s worth it to do that. it�*s worth it? of course, of course it�*s worth it.have a number of religious scholars linked to the taliban have made public declarations in support of the right of girls to learn. sheikh rahimullah haqqani is an afghan cleric, well respected by the taliban, based in pakistan. on a recent trip to kabul, he met seniorfigures in the group. he�*s careful not to criticise the continued closure of girls�* schools, but has issued a religious decree stating they can and should be educated. translation: there is no | justification in sharia to say female education is not allowed, no justification at all. all the religious books have stated female education is permissible and obligatory because, for example, if a woman gets sick in an islamic environment like afghanistan or pakistan, and needs treatment, it is much better if she is treated by a female doctor. boys of all ages are back in the classroom, but the taliban have now formed a committee to debate what to do about girls�* secondary schools. secunder kermani, bbc news, kabul. the house

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reason and cool in the 50's and 60's.est chance of finding a shower later this afternoon in the north bay, if a shower pops up, we could see hail. jobina: a very different commute this time of morning versus yesterday, much more traffic outside. this is a live look outside from the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:42. the multicar crash we are ineared.kumasi dolly parton teap with taco bell for a new musical about the mexican pizza. this is that. the grammy winner is working with doja cat and tiktok stars, it will debut on the video platform may 26. drew: is this a full musical? like 90 minutes? three minutes? reggie: tiktok, it has got to be short. jobina: they could do in different parts, put in the thread. does doja cat sing? i love her album, it is more wrapping -- rappinig. -- rapping. you can wrap in a musical. hamilton. reggie: how about mexican pizza? it will be great. >>> good morning, america, an 11 day nationwide manhunt finally ended. >>> breaking overnight, fugitive couple caught. murder su

we should be averaging 60's to 70's this time of year, not 90's and triple digit heat. more on that in my full forecast in just a few minutes. noel, back to you. >> agree. some in san francisco tonight, 2 people are dead. 2 others injured after a taxi crashed into a building earlier this afternoon. kron four's gayle ong has the very latest on what happened. 2 people died on the scene. investigators will remain there for several hours as they piece together how this fatal crash unfolded just before 04:30pm, sunday. san francisco police officers responded to the intersection of mission and 3rd streets. officers arrived on scene. >> and located pedestrians that were by a vehicle on the sidewalk. according to sfpd. >> 2 women died on the scene. others were injured when male pedestrian was transported to the hospital. unknown medical condition at this time. >> another male who was the driver of one of the vehicles was transported to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. these bystanders heard screams. everyone fearing taxi. >> it was like everyone really scared, re

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widespread 50's and 60's along our beaches and coastline with 70's throughout the east bay shorelinend 80's, as you make your way inland. but santa rosa, 88 degrees but half moon bay trying to flirt with 60's. but 59 degrees. but let's take a look at our next 7 day forecast because we're going to warm up in a big way peaking on tuesday and wednesday. our warmest inland valleys could be 20 degrees above average. so we're going to be extremely hot, breezy winds, warm, dry, hot conditions, fuel and a recipe for high fire danger. so so far no red flag warnings issued or fire weather watches. but we're going to keep our eyes on that in the coming days because as you can see, dangerously hot weather and all of the gains that we got from our spring showers pretty much diminished because of the summer, like warm to hot temperatures. but the good news, dan, we're going to cool down just in time for memorial day weekend. 70's returning for warmest inland valleys just in time for the long holiday weekend next week. back to you. >> our recent thanks. a lot of what a place to eat. some good food

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great great grandson of ulysses s grant and julia grant he is a trustee of the ulysses s. grant presidential library. at the mississippi state university and he is also a trustee of the society of presidential descendants. so we will now have words from the family member of ulysses s grant. so when i gave my speech at the rededication of this tomb 25 years ago. it was just this cold and windy. i'm really pleased and i'm really honored to be here today in person. to honor the bicentennial birthday of my great-great-grandfather ulysses s grant and i'm really grateful to the national park service for inviting me back. i'm even more honored to be up here. with general williams and professor brooke simpson and frank i see frank all the time. but professor simpson, especially who's writing on us us grant. i know and admire. it's very august company for me to be among. even if i can claim that i went to high school with brooke simpson. but didn't meet him until today. but the truth is that the only reason i'm privileged to be up here today. is because of my name? it's an accident

the mid 60's 50's down highway one in the 60's to 70's for bayshore cities. view right at 70 san jose at 72 degrees today. east bay temperatures looking at a range of 60's to 70's with a nice one in livermore right at 70 degrees. oakland not far behind that at 67. our warmest spot today. that's you vacaville. it are only spot in the 80's at 83 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures rise into the 80's for a lot more of our inland areas and that trajectory just continues to climb upwards into the weekend by sunday of next week or actually back in the low 90's inland, sunshine and dry skies all the way through the forecast, right? john, thank you for that. let's get a look at the bay bridge about 17 minutes traveling into the city this morning. the san mateo bridge, as you're heading across towards the peninsula. high winds, but a little under 60 minutes for you as you're making your way across. >> the richmond center fell bridge. no major delays about a 30 minute drive heading out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute morning drive. well

in the 50's and 60's by lunchtime. going into the 60's and low 70's, but the wind picks up, gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. overnight, plenty of stars and some coastal cloud cover. we are watching the weekend very closely -- it feels like summer on saturday, cooler on sunday, but looking spectacular, guys. reggie: let's turn to ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma this morning. good morning, ginger. ginger: good morning. it's great to be here with you this morning. we are following the latest on the wild fires. matt gutman is there. it prompted mandatory evacuations and destroyed at least 20 homes, so i will be tracking the critical fire danger this morning. then we have the latest on the war in ukraine, with fears all wider war as ukraine and sweet -- as finland and sweden take steps to join nato. and shonda wilson here live -- you don't want to miss it here on gma. reggie: i saw on the twitter feed this morning that shonda said something like, straight hands does not know what he is talking abou

we should be in the upper 60's and lower 70's but we will be in the upper 50's. once we get out of this cold pocket of air, tomorrow, temperatures start to warm up so tomorrow is dry and milder. little change on thursday but into the weekend, even warmer air will move in. let's see how we are doing with start with ae okrna: w walnrea showing o 680 aoving lidireions tracy to dublin, the slowdown is starting earlier than yesterday. many people are not computing on monday but tuesday is a different story. the caltrans electrical for case and test electrification program still continues. it's starting to feel like 2019 again. reggie: the warriors are headed to memphis to take on the grizzlies in game five. they won despite losing their head coach he tested positive for covid. saif curry made history becoming the first nba player to make 500 career three-point shot's in the postseason stuff the coach describes the nature of playoff basketball. >> playoff basketball, sometimes it's grimy and sometimes it's ready and our guys found a way and i am so proud of them. we ha

highs today in the 60's and 70's for 50's and 60's at the cool coastline. well, mild everywhere else, 70's to 80's across the bay shore, palo alto mountain view at 81 each south. bay temperatures also in the low 80's after yesterday's 70's and sharing a range of 70's to 80's across the east bay. oakland, really nice at 76 getting an antioch, pittsburgh, fairfield and vacaville each in the upper 80's. those same spots are expected to be in the low 90's tomorrow while most of us inland will hold on to the upper 80's for your wednesday thursday, we're cooling down and by friday and saturday. really nice and cool. saturday night into sunday bringing a chance of showers, reyna, something you that a 60 minute drive as you're traveling into the city this morning from the maze to that fremont street exit. so even busier today. >> and we were yesterday, the san mateo bridge. we have some high wind gusts about 17 minutes to make it as you're heading from 80 to one o one. let's check out. the richmond center fell bridge traveling at a richmond across towards sandra fe

spark 60's 70's 80's for your highs and those winds. most importantly, i'll be breaking it all down in your forecast. and like john mention, also seeing those winds on your roadways will tell you there. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. and as we discussed earlier, it's a red flag warning day goes into effect later today. it does. and you got the winds to blame for that. the warm temperatures as well. never a good combination here in the bay area. >> the lack of rain to also making things a little drier than we'd like. that's you on edge for those higher fighters on it covers will. tran is live in the east bay wi

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we will find 70's and 80's and 80's in our warmest spots.red to yesterday with temperatures above average but breezy in the afternoon. 60's and 70's in the bay shoreline. generally clear skies and little if any fog with numbers in the upper reasoned upper 50's into wednesday. sunny and warmer today and that warming trend continues tomorrow with 90's in london that continues for much of the week. out their plans, lots of sunshine and temperatures above average for this time of year. reggie: pixar's next project in the animation city asks what if toys had feelings or cars had feelings and what a had feelings? the new twist with the release dates. kumasi: also new features coming to your iphone. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business, with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want—your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's l

and 60's. and we're still tracking a tease out there right now in the bay area. so today's daytime highs, nice warming trend. we were a few degrees above average from coastal valleys. 48 degrees above normal checkout conquered in santa rosa. warming up to 81 degrees. santa rosa. you're still in the low 80's. so enjoy that widespread 70's as you make your way inland. the 60's around the bay area shoreline, half moon bay, though, 56 degrees. so we are seeing cooler temperatures along the coast. thanks to a great tracking that marine layer influences that strong sea breeze out there. 25 miles per hour sustained winds for downtown san francisco in the teens for everyone else. but we are noticing that cloud cover on a count of that on shore flow. just pushing in that marine layer overnight lows tonight, widespread low to mid and upper 50's with 48 degrees. so we are going to see warmer overnight. temperatures tonight. thanks to today's warm-up and it's only going to get hotter from here. we're going

wins with low to mid 80's. we are talking about warmer weather coming into play. how long it will stick around in a few minutes. >> banned from receiving holy communion, nancy pelosi has been public about our catholic faith. even describing herself as devout. when it comes to hearst he has on abortion this is not the first time her views have clash with the archbishop. tim johns has the details. >> san francisco archbishop is borrowing as the police see -- barring nancy pelosi from receiving communion. she must either announce or support of abortion rights or not refer to her catholicism in justifying them. >> with her advocacy for codifying the roe decision is becoming more extreme. more aggressive. >> speaking on a podcast friday he says he reached out to pelosi to schedule a meeting to speak several times. when that did not happen the archbishop thought about his decision. >> i have been debating this with my own conscience. >> he says it has a basis in faith and not politics. >> it is a sad moment and i wou

the fact that he�*s said in the past, homosexuality�*s evil? no.ne should be going to see franklin graham. but over the coming weeks in the uk, thousands plan to do just that. aleem maqbool, bbc news, in liverpool. some exciting news for doctor who fans because david tennant and catherine tate are to return to the show. the bbc has announced that the pair are currently filming for the 60th anniversary of the time travel drama, which takes place next year. david tennant played the 10th doctor, catherine tate played his companion donna noble. with all the sport now, here�*s karthi gnanasegaram at the bbc sport centre. good evening. chelsea have won the women�*s fa cup to complete a domestic double this season. they beat manchester city 3—2 in front ofjust under 50,000 fans at wembley — a record for the final. rhia chohan reports. back to back winners in the showpiece event of the season. chelsea, celebrating their dominance after truly being put to the test. in the early minutes, manchester city had the chances before england defender, millie bright,

widespread 50's and 60's. the one outlier, though, antioch, 70 degrees with half moon bay in the mid-fifties at 54 degrees. so 15 degree difference out there right now from our coolest coastal city to our warmest inland valleys. but we are going to see widespread 40's tonight with the exception of santa rosa. little bit chillier in the upper 30's. but temperatures tomorrow, very little change from today. slightly warmer, but not by much low 60's for owntown san francisco, easily 5 degrees below average there. mid 60's for oakland and upper 60's when we should be in the mid 70's for our warmest inland valleys. and taking a look ahead, we are going to definitely warm up starting friday and that's going to peak on saturday with above average temperatures all the way through sunday. but we're not going to cool down with seasonal weather until monday of this upcoming week. back to, you know, well, looking forward to that warm up. thank you. every still ahead here at 3.45, grim discoveries in the drought stricken ar

today, warm and windy, 60's and 70's. 80's and 90's in the warmest spots, certainly above average.d advisory begins tonight from the north bay mountains, the east bay hills. they hills could gust as high as 50 miles per hour, so it could blow around unsecured objects. overnight tonight we will track the winds and numbers in the 40's and 50's in the clear skies. elevated fire danger today, warm and windy tomorrow. the weekend is still mild, and a lot of sunshine. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. chp and open police are looking for any information about a shooting that left several people injured. the victims were found in a car but it is not clear if that is where the shooting happened. reggie: the east palo alto city council will hold a special meeting tonight after a

there�*s no point denying it.ry difficult yearfor the dup. i think that�*s been well rehearsed. and i think most people would concede we are doing better than was expected, even a few weeks ago. but, look, i think what we�*ve seen in this election is what happens whenever unionism shreds the votes. under the power—sharing rules at stormont, unionists and nationalists have to agree to run northern ireland jointly before ministers can take up their positions. the dup�*s likely to be even less enthusiastic about going into a coalition with sinn fein in front. it�*s far from clear whether the politicians who have been elected will ever get to govern. chris page, bbc news, belfast. and with me now from sinn fein i have the candidate who has been elected in the south belfast constituency, we carry the speech a little earlier. i thought it was a nice touch when you paid tribute to the late dup representative for the area. ed edwin poots had paid tribute before that as well and you did as well and i thought it was a very

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widespread 40's and 50's. so it is going to be a little bit milder for those of you in downtown san francisco and oakland in the low 50's overnight and high temperatures tomorrow away from the bay area coastline. we are going to see 70's and 80's. so we're going to see 5 to 10 degrees of warming with temperatures about 5 degrees above average of downtown san francisco, flirting with 70's warming up to 68 degrees. 10 degrees warmer than that. for those of you in san jose at 78 degrees with low 80's for santa rosa. >> and even conquered and livermore. and don't forget bay to breakers this weekend, going to see mild temperatures. slightly cooler highs on sunday. but starting out the run upper 50's and then expect the low 60's by 1 o'clock in the afternoon. cool sea breeze 20 miles per hour or less. and taking a look ahead at your extended forecast. temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above average. no record breaking heat on saturday. but we are certainly going to flirt with 90's for warmest inland valleys. stephanie, b

now, as far as today goes 50's at the coast 60's right along the bay shore.istrict of san francisco as well as brisbane down through burlingame all the way south through palo alto in woodside. what you get mountain view further south into the south bay. it's solid 70's that paired with are ample sunshine will make for a comfortable feel later today. livermore at 70 of the brisk and breezy in oakland keep the jacket in the pack with you as you're stepping out there, concord at 76, while vacaville at 83 are only spot actually rising into the 80's today. that's more than can be said for tomorrow because you're going to be in good company. really? the rest of the forecast from today's relatively mild weather to the heat of the rest of this forecast will be back into the mid 80's inland by wednesday and nearing 90 by the weekend into the low 90's. by next sunday, bayshore cities will also see temperatures climbing from the upper 60's today to the upper 70's by wednesday. a little more steady by the coast moderated by the ocean. highs remain in the 60's roadways th

we should be averaging mid 60's to mid 70's. instead mid 60's to mid 70's.degrees livermore in the low 70's as the san jose at 72 degrees with alameda in berkeley in the low 60's and widespread mid to upper 60's. for those of you in the north bay nevado 68 degrees and we're going to see temperatures warming up in the low to mid 70's for warmest inland valleys, mid to upper 60's around the bay area shoreline with half moon bay. 59 degrees for your saturday and temperatures warming up slightly on sunday and then great memorial day monday. in fact, temperatures not too hot, not too cold, just right, but we're going to crank up the heat by wednesday for the forecast flirting with 90's for warmest inland valleys. just in back to you. all right. looking good. thanks recent. >> let's see what news nation is working on for this friday night. >> the texas rangers say the children memorialize behind me in uvalde texas didn't have to die. who failed that and what the mistakes mean for your kids. safety everywhere in the country. that's on balance. here's dan abrams. >>

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in the 80's and 90's this afternoon. right now, 40's and 50's.er on this renewal, it is warm to hot. average this time year is usually 60's and 70's. we will take a closer look at these highs. winds become an issue. elevated fire danger tomorrow. reggie: fire risk, now we have a better idea of our chances of staying fire in our backyard. >> looks like it is going to be warmer for the rest of this month than average. those who 32 say the risk to your home is going up. the 1st street foundation just released an analysis of welfare risk for individual properties nation wide. date used data on topography, climate tricks and found that things are going to get worse. >> on average, the risk associated with wildfire and burn probabilities are going to double. wildfires will distribute more embers, which opens up reach of wildfire exposure. . >> in the bay area, the steepest increase was in marin, napa, and sonoma counties. you can put in your address to get an assessment. the fire marshal said everyone needs to assume that the home is at risk and the el

tonight, partly cloudy skies, 30's to low 40's.e will talk about isolated shower chances today and tomorrow. then by the end of the week, sunshine, warm temperatures. saturday and sunday, 90's inland, 80's around the day. reggie: that is quite a journey. one of the biggest upsets in recent history. a true underdog won the strike d 80 to trainer nearly walked away after a tragic incident in 2013, a bonfire killed two dozen under his care. he was emotional wednesday. >> could not be happier, i my mother. this course is special. reggie: next race is may 21st. rich strike invited to compete. kumasi: coming up seven things to know. reggie: a special mother's day for kids fighting cancer. ♪ ♪ whoever you are. you have a style. and we want to help you own it. cause anyone can sell you clothes. ♪ ♪ we've got the brands. ♪ ♪ the value. ♪ ♪ and the inspiration you need. so you can own your style. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from and the inspiration you need. overreacting to allergens all season lo

it�*s on the advice of her doctors. is heading for a landslide win. a portrait of marilyn monroe by the american pop artist andy warhol has sold for $195 millions at christie�*s auction house in new york on monday night. it is the most expensive artwork of the 20th century to be sold at public auction. shot sage blue marilyn, produced in 1964, two years after the film star�*s death, sold in just four minutes. to tell us more about this, isjessica beck, who is the milton fine curator of art at the andy warhol museum in pittsburgh. good to have you with us. what is it about this portrait that commands such an extraordinary price? i commands such an extraordinary rice? ~ , ., . price? i think, when you have with andy _ price? i think, when you have with andy warhol _ price? i think, when you have with andy warhol and - price? i think, when you have with andy warhol and you - price? i think, when you have. with andy warhol and you have marilyn there is just really something together there to icons coming together. in this p

only upper 50's in half moon bay. numbers in the mid 60's and a couple of 70's out there.zy out there. we are looking at numbers in the 70's but most of us will be in the 60's. through the middle of the week, it is warm tuesday through thursday and we are cooler friday and could see raindrops late friday into saturday with maybe mountain snow as well. pretty up and down week ahead. reggie: coming up, the seven things you need to know this morning. kumasi: celebrating naomi judd. reggie: it is about 5:19 a.m. as we look outside on this monday morning who do you think you are? canceling plans, commanding a room, being your own biggest fan. who said you could do that? say no to settling, no to compromising. yes to getting all of the above. who? no, really. tell us. who do you think you are? oh, you're you. and tj maxx is where you can afford to be you to the maxx. on any weekend, workday, or wedding day, healthy-looking skin feels amazing. eucerin advanced repair has more than ceramides, it has natural moisturizing factors locking in moisture for 48 hours eucerin. healthy-loo

kumasi: you said 80's and 90's. drew: i did, may has been chilly, and low average for much of the month. for the weekend, much warmer weather moves in. we are seeing at this morning, the temperature change compared to this time yesterday, all locations are warmer, as much as 10 degrees in fairfield compared to yesterday. we have 30's on the board, santa rosa 39, but most areas are in the mid 40's to lower 50's, warmer compared to yesterday. a live look at the bay bridge, a beautiful sunrise about to happen. we have mainly clear skies and they will feature a lot of sunshine similar to yesterday. here is how your day is shaping up, the sunrise at 6:02. partly sunny to most cloudy. another bright but breezy afternoon, winds picking up, temperatures away from the coast 60 and 70 similar to yesterday, but tomorrow and saturday, warm weather moves up. we will show you that coming up. kumasi: this morning, the white house is marking one million deaths from covid-19 and this is coming as there are new concerns for the summe

temperatures in the 50's 60's 70's right now. very mild start. brett would in pittsburgh, most filed spots in the 70's along with fairfield while berkeley caulk or dublin as well. same a tail hanging out in the 60's right now. oakland alameda, san francisco, parts of the north bay down into the 50's to start now. it is going to be a windier day than yesterday. this pairing of hot weather, dry weather and these windier conditions gust as high as 30 to 40 miles per hour has resulted in red flag warnings going into effect for solano county out that the central valley, something to note as we work our way forward through this forecast, we're dry. we're war. we are windy. so fire danger is going to be a greater concern here. so as you are venturing outside, staying hydrated during that time. also, please consider that high fire danger 60's that the coast 70's along the bay 80's further inland should be staying out of the 90's for most spots today. i'll be talking about what to expect as we get towards the weekend. everything else you need to know in t

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highs in the upper 70's to low 80's. so it's pretty nice. >> a golden gate bridge looks really good this morning. that camera is swaying a bit in the steady breeze that has worked its way into the bay area making for that high fire danger that rain was talking about. now today we are under red flag warning yet again for the central valley on up into solano county. up intel today at 08:00pm. so we are going to start to see winds relax after this solano county. noteworthy, though, because your warm your dry and you are very windy this morning. future cast of winds, fairfield vacaville 40 miles per hour. gusts definitely calmer along the bay bayside areas. some of our calmest and most comfortable your winning out again in areas like oakland. hey, we're down to san jose windiest of conditions up into the central valley, the delta and the north bay mountains. the spots yet again, consistently windy, high pressure ridge to the west, pushing in this northwesterly flow. here's the good news after today. we're going to see the re