it s us. ageism feeds on denial, our reluctance to admit that we will age, that we might even be old. it s denial when we try to pass for younger or believe in anti-aging products, or get offended when someone politely offers us a seat on the bus. age denial blinds us to our bias, and it perpetuates it in 1,000 ways. it is not having a vagina that makes life harder for women. it s sexism. it s not loving a man. that makes life harder for gay guys. it s homophobia. and it is not the passage of time that makes getting older so much harder than it has to be. it is ageism. when labels are hard to read or there s no hand rail, or we can't open the damn jar, we blame ourselves. we think i should be stronger or better prepared. we fault ourselves instead of the ageism that makes those natural transitions shameful, and the discrimination that makes those barriers acceptable. when we dye our hair just to cover the gray or conceal our age, or leave early accomplishments off our resumes, we reinforce age

yeah, so that�*s like lately that�*s been... ..that�*s been it for me. evolving away from tennis after the us open, which starts this month. she can�*t yet bear to use the word "retire". well, she�*s been with us for so long. serena williams secured her first grand slam singles title in the 1990s, she�*s won 23 in total, she may now end her playing days one behind the the all—time record of margaret court. but serena williams has transformed the perception and execution of her sport and that is a career. joe wilson, bbc news. we were talking of the conditions in france and the drought and the heat from europe was coming up and affecting us in the uk. time for a look at the weather. here�*s sarah keith—lucas. we have some of that heat heading our way, we have some of that heat heading ourway, it we have some of that heat heading our way, it is an unusually dry and hot summer. conditions are quite static, with a big area of high pressure controlling things. this was a beautiful picture as we ended the day in the vale of glamorgan. we have had some fair wea

let�*s get some of the day�*s other news.wling climate, tax and healthcare plan. it�*s a major win for the president, and includes the biggest ever american investment in the battle against global warming. the house of representatives approved the measure by a 220—207 vote along party lines, following its adoption in the senate on sunday. eleven people have been killed in a mass shooting in montenegro. reports suggest a man opened fire during a family dispute in the former capital cetinje, targeting first his relatives and then people on the street, seemingly at random. a further six people were wounded before police shot the assailant dead. the government has declared three days of mourning. for the first time in years, lionel messi is missing from the shortlist for the prestigious ballon d�*or award, after an underwhelming first season with paris saint—germain. the argentine superstar had been a constant presence amongst the nominations since 2006. france�*s karim benzema, who plays for real madrid, is tipped to win this ye

later today, warmest spots in the 80's and 90's. 60's and 70's around the bay shoreline.e weekend. cooling off, breezy and below average. basically in the mid 80's. jobina: emeryville, 80 and headlights traveling west. slow in berkeley. disabled vehicle westbound 80 before ashby. average feeds tracking 35 mph. kumasi: this is our video of the day. a fight between kangaroos, wait for it. [laughter] still funny. [laughter] this is in australia. [laughter] apparently the person who reported it said the kangaroo is ok. [laughter] reggie: the kangaroo was bouncing away before people could get mad. it was fine. drew: they are resilient. jobina: that is what they do. they box. reggie: that one found out not to box a certain one. kumasi: i wonder how long it laid on the ground? drew: took a breath. jobina: just go to sleep. kumasi: i'm out. leave me alone. >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. new developments overnight in the mar-a-lago search. the crucial document used to justify the fbi raid on former president trump's florida home set to be released as early

s. s r dot b die him. when they go to a dead man tried cristo, creep up as not because hitler was weak and knew he would wait and he was bluffing . he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century where they wish to report the germans of the germans. or when we support the russians in that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun. britain and the united states. i then just really planned to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he's as doctor should be like a dish. davis. mr. boy from us is the luck of some recorded capital, mitchell, knowledge of knowing that the cold war had begun. mm. welcome back to cross stock were all things are considered? i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing taiwan. ah okay, go back to handy in beijing. let's talk about and china's reaction to the policy trip. they, 1st of all, the chine

but it�*s... it�*s just... it�*s just flaky. and this isn�*tjust the surface., so it�*s doing a complete opposite job that it should be doing. so it�*s not good for the environment. i think it�*s climate change. i mean, ithink this is... this seems to be what the wildlife trust are saying. we are saying that climate change is affecting areas like this. the fact that the water table is so low. across much of the region, evidence of the exceptionally dry weather, even across the pennines — this is woodhead reservoir. but water company united utilities says their reservoirs in cumbria are at near—normal levels, so there are no plans to impose water restrictions. back at little woolden moss, the teams are building barriers — or bunds — to help retain water in future. rain is forecast this week, but it�*ll take months of wet weather to restore this area. we need prolonged spells of rain. we need it... we really need the water to come back up to the surface. and that�*s notjust going to happen because of a few days of rain. 0ur peatlands are doing really well, but if

s. a changing it's, it's tune toward china other than the fact that the democrats are facing very dire . electro prospects here in just a couple of months. i think the moved had a lot to do with politics, but it was also a very boneheaded move, which i'm sure we'll get into later. andy, let me go to you in beijing. i mean, if i were sitting in beijing, i'd say what is going on here? what prompted this, a parent change in policy, and what was the visit supposed to achieve? i mean, they, you know, i've always said, you know, a trip. okay, what do you want to do? what enact what kind of policy that is left completely empty? we have no idea other than it was just a stunt, and you don't do stance like that and a very sensitive area of the world. so i mean from your perspective there in beijing, how do you see things? well peter, i certainly hope that is daniel said that it does turn out to be a stunt war, some farewell tour for an over the hill politician bob. but i think a darker and perhaps

upper 50's to lower 60's. temperatures mainly in the 70's and 80's.e flow will be with us. highs today in 82. 68 in the city. mid and upper 80's in the warmest spot. 70's and 80's from napa to santa rosa. overnight tonight, the fog comes back. mid 50's to low 60's. future trak temperatures will begin on saturday. you will really feel the warm up. it looks like we will still have the light onshore flow. any wind coming off of the ocean water will keep us cool along the coast. we will stay in the 60's and 70's close to the ocean. and then east, north bay, well into the 90's and triple digit. it looks like sunday will be the hottest day over the holiday weekend. 98 in san jose. 104 in santa rosa. ike we will stay in the mid-70's for much of the holiday weekend. the coolest day of the week today. we start to warm up by the end of the week. it is a hot holiday. for most of us, we will feel the summerlike eat or a saturday, sunday, and into monday. reggie: new at 6:00, how much netflix is planning to charge for its ad service. kumasi: the trademark apple ku

that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s close with a recap of our top story.y, but the best of that during the afternoon is likely to be found across the northern half of the uk. furthersouth, more in the way of cloud. and whether you find yourself in a cloudy zone or a sunnier zone, there is the potentialfor some showers at times. now, this is the earliest satellite image. it shows cloud rolling its way in from the west. that�*s becoming more extensive, especially across the southern half of the uk. further north, a better chance of holding onto some sunshine. a mostly sunny afternoon for a good part of northern england. northern ireland seeing sunshine and just the odd shower. sunny spells and showers across scotland, the showers most frequent out towards the west. but generally more cloud rolling its way in across southern england, wales into parts of the midlands, bringing some splashes of rain at times, and it will turn quite murky for some western coasts. not as windy as it was yesterday, still quite breezy, particularly up towards the north. temperature

s. government is under pressure. so they using banassi, they say when she, she went on our own and so on. do not do not bind to this, you know, this is she was actually the right candidate because they can shift the blame on her. but if you look, there's a consistent track record of undermining the one china policy. and the ultimate goal is to complain china the same as you had rand corporation papers they were talking about long ago how to contain russia. you know, daniel, do you say a parallel to ukraine with this? because you and i've talked extensively on this program about ukraine, and on december 17th, a, i'm russia, sent a note to nato, into the united states saying, this is a red line. this is the terms and conditions you, you are aware of our intentions now. and they completely blew it off and they're like, blowing this off as well. is it always says nancy on her farewell to her? i mean, you know, i mean i that, that's not good enough. and if i were the chinese, i wouldn't accep

it�*s a working river, one of europe�*s most important.but the water is now so low that some of the larger vessels can�*t get through. translation: we are approaching levels where ships _ can�*t enter the upper rhine. many of the bigger ships already can�*t go there. it�*s likely the upper rhine will be closed to traffic completely. captain kimpel is used to troubled waters. the river level does drop most years, but these days, he tells us, it�*s more frequent. the climate changing the river before his eyes. translation: it's no joke, | we have 1.5 metres of water and our boat sits 1.2 metres deep. so we have 30 centimetres of water left beneath us. few here can now sail fully laden. that means less coal for germany�*s power stations but the country is relying on them to get through the winter after russia reduced its gas supply. this couldn�*t happen at a worse time for germany. there�*s a looming energy crisis, high inflation, so it�*s no wonder analysts warned it could do significant economic damage. there is a novelty here for some — t

in the midst of some 70's and 80's from brisbane to burlingame and 80's to 90's.south of the peninsula, south bay today climbing into the 90's for san jose cupertino down to los gatos and over to morgan hill. while fremont up to oakland, all 80's livermore and pleasanton, you'll be at 98 danville and conquer to 99 degrees. each triple digits in pittsburgh, antioch and vacaville in so-id 90's from santa rosa now through center fell. a look ahead shows temperatures tomorrow at our very hardest temperatures inland remain hot into pretty warm to for thursday and friday. after that, we do see much cooler temperatures into the weekend with highs falling into the 80's bayside and coastal areas from the 80's to the 70's and coastal spots remain in the 60's all the way through, right. john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your ridges this morning. heading into the city. >> about a 10 minute ride maze that months to exit san mateo bridge, a 80 to one o one just under 14 minutes as you're traveling there. let's get a look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 9. i'm in

so many 90's inland across the bay area. 60's 70's for san francisco today, 60's for most of our coastalareas. we've got 70's to 80's along the bay shore for your daytime highs. definitely want to get out the shorts, the t-shirts again, right along the bay. as you've been accustomed to over the weekend. san jose 87 for your high while hayward oakland in the upper 70's pleasanton livermore, concord in the mid 90's, still upper 90's to low triple digits in antioch in vacaville with 90 solidly from napa. santa rosa down through center fell. so where's the rest of the forecast taking us well for inland areas, temperatures will drop from the upper 90's, low triple digits that are hardest today to just the low 90's. starting tomorrow in a range of upper 80's to low 90's for those same spots through the rest of the forecast, bayside areas. the second line from the 80's today to just the 70's, the rest of the forecast. coastal areas remaining solid in the 60's reyna. john, thank you for that. ok, let's get a look at your bridges this morning. a 10 minute ride. >> may's to that freeman street exi

today's highs, 60's 70's for san francisco 60's right along % the coastline and 70's and 80's along therlingame, down through redwood city, palo alto and mountain view. all 80's woodside, though, campbell saratoga, los gatos, as well as cupertino in morgan hill. each in the 90's, san jose at 88 80's continue from fremont on up through san leandro. well, 90's from the tri valley through concord and walnut creek, oakland, berkeley and richmond, some of our most comfortable spots along with the late show in the 70's, antioch in vacaville are hottest spots at 97 in 98 degrees today. let's get a look at our inland highs. you see after today we've primarily fall back into the 80's this weekend with low 80's by monday and tuesday, bayshore in coastal cities from the 70's and 60's through the rest of this forecast. as for our bridges bay bridge, look at all right. it's only a 40 minute drive in that beautiful sunrise in the distance. maybe more interesting to look at has not been near as rough of a commute over the bay bridge this morning as it was yesterday, san mateo bridge, a similar 14 minu

and coastal spots stating in the 60's to even low 70's. getting a look at our bridges still early. so still very light out there. that's the best part about getting up so early. is

low 70's. up the peninsula here for low 80's, mid 70's, a beautiful afternoon, looking at 73 downtown and up in the north, getting toasty here. upper 90's for clear lake and cloverdale with upper 80's in sonoma on our east bay. a little haze out there, a little bit of a breeze. a warmer day for you through new and also union city and we had inland and have the mid 90's arriving today, that is going to get hotter and hotter as we build around this heat every day. those in the low to mid 60's, tough to cool off throughout the middle of the week and it will be quite mild in the evening time. the overnight lows will be closer to 60 and mid to upper 50's. the seven-day forecast, mid 90's today, warmer tomorrow, with the hottest day arriving tuesday and he lingers into wednesday. looking at slightly cooler weather at the end of the week. we will take that with a grain of salt. >> thank you. later this morning, thea's try to snap a seven game losing streak. the first pages at 11:10. the dais tried to

only upper 80's to low 90's. >> bayside cities remain in the 60's to 70's while coastal areas in the60's. i know it's only august and we actually ever hottest months of the year ahead. but this seems a little bit like fall to me and at least for the moment, i think we'll savor it. back this story right here, which get your skin crawl in a little bit. researchers in florida say a small species of shark with the ability to walk on land is evolving to better survive the climate crisis. the couple that shark is common in the shallow reef waters of us trillions, new guinea. they can walk on land for about 90 feet. that's enough to chase you using its paddle shaped fins and it can survive without oxygen for up to 2 hours. there's no sharks. this means it's able to survive and evade predators and reach areas with more plentiful food. then the many of its sealock cousins, experts say warming seas may be driving the sharks toward land. you know, he does look small and harmless. so i'm going to wait panic for now. but walking sharks is not what i planned on today. coming up on the next hour, a

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it�*s amazing like how it�*s changed over the years.e canals than venice, more trees than paris, we now have the largest bull attraction in the entire country. i think having delivered the commonwealth games on a shortened timeframe, which city in this country could deliver the eurovision song contest on a shortened timeframe? it�*s got to be birmingham, hasn�*t it? and we will push on from that. we are bidding to host the european athletics championships, and i�*ve said this would be a golden decade for birmingham, we�*d like to end that golden decade by hosting the world athletics championships here in the city of birmingham. and when the commonwealth games baton has been handed on and the sun goes down on a memorable games for the last time, the city is well—placed, it seems, to bask in the afterglow for years to come. thank you. a brum thing changed forever. the first official multisport event held between common of countries was held between common of countries was held in hamilton, in canada, in 1930. joining me now is greg maycha

that�*s good.resit, then i can try again harder and i can get that pass. grace didn�*t know she�*d get the grades she wanted. all that's stacked against you, you've worked. i'm so proud of you. it�*s been an emotional day for teachers, too. they�*ve kept this year group going through covid. results were as they expected, but today has been a reminder of a north—south divide in top grades. a lot of our children are very disadvantaged and have been disadvantaged throughout their entire school career. and when you look at that and you add to that the fact we�*ve had a pandemic, there is a lot of work that is needed to support those young people. and, you know, that�*s absolutely right that we do that, but it�*s very easy and it�*s very convenient sometimes just to look at those headline figures. the pandemic has led to more disruption, more lost learning in the north, on top of a gap that already existed. to understand the difference in results, you�*ve really got to look outside schools. of course, t

it�*s the busiest time of the year for britain�*s canals, and this year�*s hot weather is attracting would be difficult. there would be a lot of shorter routes that people would have to do, like out—and—back trips. it wouldn�*t mean that we were closed entirely — there�*d still be things that people could do — but it would obviously have an impact on people�*s experience. and the main thing we want people to do is have a fantastic holiday and enjoy themselves. i was hoping we were off on a long boat trip, but 200 metres upstream we�*re told to turn back. that lock, that's locked completely. they can't go down there, so they can't get round — they're going to have to go the long way round. but there�*s no water down there, is there? no, no water down there at all. the boats are just all moored up. a lot of the boats, people live on them. i�*ve seen pictures on the macclesfield canal and, you know, there�*s just a trickle. people like dave molyneux. at the minute, it is a bit low. am i... yeah, yeah, my boat is actually... i can usually rock it back and forth, but you can tell it�*s sa

upper 50's to low 60's.ow is with us later this afternoon. 50 to 25 miles per hour later this afternoon. 68 in the city. really comfortable in the south bay. 88 in concorde, 89 the hyatt antioch. a marine layer is little disorganized. 50's and low 60's under a mix of stars and clouds. there you can see we are heating up fast. a lot of us away from the coast in the inland east bay and north bay. 80's and 90's around the bay shoreline. we are watching the slightest onshore flow that looks to keep san francisco in the 70's. ocean water temperatures in the low to mid 50's. any wind coming off the ocean water will keep our natural ac in place. sunday looks to be the hottest day over the holiday weekend, low 90's for much of the east bay shoreline. upper 90's and the south bay and england it is hot. 105 in napa. you will watch the city very closely. it looks like you may escape the brutal heat, likely the upper 70's by sunday. coolest day of the week today. we will warm up as the week goes on. by the weekend hot f

pakistan�*s government says the floods are the worst in the nation�*s history.ty of sukkur but first secunder kermani reports from the north—western town of nowsherah. along one of pakistan�*s busiest motorways, a makeshift camp. poor families forced from their homes, floodwater submerging everything they own. "i�*m in so much pain, i can�*t even express". says this woman. "we�*ve even lost our honour. where else can we go?" wading through the suburbs of the northern city of nowshera, families trying to reach their homes. "we haven�*t been able to get to our house. just look at the road," says this woman. "how can we get there? no—one is helping us." this man, a chef, hasjust returned to his home. will you be able to buy these things again, rebuild this house? "no," he says, "i�*mjust asking god to help us get enough food for now. "we�*ve got nothing left. "we couldn�*t save anything, just our children�*s lives. "look at all of this." livelihoods have been lost and billions of pounds of damage done to the country�*s infrastructure. wejoin a rescue boat transport

we will be in the 80's if not low 90's, and around the bay shoreline, mainly in the 60's and 70's. later on tonight, patchy fog in and around the bay shoreline. if you like yesterday, you will like today. 68 in the city today, 73 in oakland, 84 in santa rosa, upper 80's to lower 90's in our warmest thoughts away from the coast. an excessive heat watch will begin saturday morning, lasting four days for the entire bay area. we will take a look at the holiday heat wave coming up in a few minutes, but first, let's take a look at temperatures around the bay area, sponsored by disney's pinocchio, streaming on disney plus. >> ladies and gentlemen, pinocchio! >> hello, pop. >> jumping jeepers. >> ♪ when you wish upon a star your dreams come true ♪ >> you will always be my real boy. ♪ >> for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporat

low 60's downtown. 61 in san jose with mid 50's on the coast.and fog to greet you this morning, pretty breezy wind out there once again. santa rosa is the cool spot. later on today, warming up near 80 in santa rosa. san francisco today, low to mid 70's. that milder weather, and on the east bay, a couple degrees warmer. today, the coolest day out of the next seven. into the upper 80's inland. kumasi: weigh more for way more people. the features come into your next driverless taxi ride. reggie: donald trump underwrote. the reason he is testifying today at the fallout from his fbi search is still sending out shock waves. kumasi: and there we passed the peak of this latest covid surge? hopeful for one specific reason. reggie: right now this live look outside. we will be >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: former president trump under oath. his landmark testimony today as the fbi searches his mar-a-lago home and sets off a political firestorm. >> i am concerned monkeypox will become endemic in

s. announces additional military to ukraine, worth $775000000.00. all russia underlines that here is using such weapons to shell residential areas. also the iran nuclear deal is being torpedoed by u. s. claims that toronto is targeting political opponents and american diplomat and e u gas prices. serge after gas problem shuts down the north street, one pipeline for repairs, while europeans cry foul over the backlash from their government sanctions. ah, hello from our to international studios in moscow to wherever you may be catching us. i'm here all is about with this hour's top news stories from around the world. welcome. russia's air defense units repelled multiple attacks on crimea overnight with the russian peninsula, aerospace violated by ukrainian drones from different sides. our keys, eager start off, gives us more. it is very difficult at this stage to sort facts from, say, here, say as to what's going on as to what's happened in crimea. now again, the most basic understanding th

and 70's for san francisco 60's at the coast. it will be 70's 80's along the bay shore with burlingame at 80 degrees. san carlos. 84 still warm for the spots. don't expect so many 80's come tomorrow, though, san jose 87 today fremont to union city low 80's while pleasanton livermore as well as conquered in the mid 90's. oakland, san leandro at 77 for your daytime highs. fillet with 82. well, antioch in vacaville hanging out right around 100 degrees. santa rosa through center fell in the 90's. here's a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow falling into the upper 80's to low 90's. atterbury warmest that's around 10 degrees cooler on average than we have been. and it's going to be so appreciated for so many of us that are just done with the heat. bayside cities fall from the 80's to the 70's. so also a difference while the coast staying steady in the 60's brain. todd, thank you for that will. if you're traveling along 2.80, northbound north of de anza boulevard here in the south bay cupertino got an accident. >> you also see residual de

mid-50's closer to the coast to the upper 50's.bers around 60 inland. 7-day forecast looking at today and tomorrow as the cooler days out of the next seven transition into september, temperatures continue to slowly warm. 90's inland, upper 70's around the bay. the coast staying consistent and we will take the forecast looking like it will stay warm for labor day. liz: thank you. a bay area marine who served in afghanistan and iraq will have a portion of interstate 280 named after him. the section runs between the el monte exit and while santos hills and the intersection with highway 85 in cupertino. justin dorsey looks at what it took to make this happen. reporter: our countries build our heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our freedom by former u.s. marines captain matt, 80 native who died serving in afghanistan. this month marks 10 years since his passing, a challenging anniversary for his father. >> hearing from his friends and colleagues who served with him at the time about the things he was doing, how much afghan

here�*s caroline hawley.rong reasons. sanna marin in the strappy black top enjoying herself at a party but the leaking of the footage prompted her to take a drugs test and today she announced she had. though she said she considered the call is unfair and was doing it for her own legal protection. she said she had always been any fit state to lead the country. we didn�*t have any government meetings during that week and i had time off and spent it with my friends and did nothing illegal. when she was elected in 2019 she was the youngest world leader, applauded by her supporters by combining the top job with an active social life. but it has been a tough and demanding time for european leaders with covid and the current crisis in ukraine and this is not the first time herjudgment has been questioned. last december she went clubbing just hours after her foreign minister had tested positive for covid and missed a text saying she needed to isolate because she left her work phone at home. she had to apologise then

a lot of us going into the 80's or 90's. dangerous heat inland 104 is a high for antioch. 104 livermore and in the north bay it is a hot day. 102 -- 10 four ukiah, warm and the east bay again. 90 in fremont, and even the city, it is not nearly as hot but it will be warm with temperatures in the mid and upper 70's. we will talk about heat relief in about eight minutes but first let us see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: thank you. we will start with a live look in emeryville ringing you 80. the headlights traveling westbound and we have a hazy start. nice and clear in san jose as we show off 101, no blocking issues. we will get to one in san francisco that just came in. have a slowdown, trace to dublin 46 minutes. san rafael to sanders -- san francisco, 14 minutes. we have a crash in san francisco southbound 101 at lagoon way. entries have been reported injuries have been reported and i will tell you when it moves out of the way. reggie: where residents will hold a homeless march to raise awareness and support the at r

widespread 80's and 90's. some of our hottest spots will get into the upper 90's. will show you the rest of the week ahead in a few minutes. jobina: officials plan to update the search for missing teen kiely rodni. a group says they found the 16-year-old in her car and a reservoir just outside of truckee a few yards from where she was last seen. j.r.: and suo -- an suv pulled out of the creek in truckee late sunday afternoon. authorities going so far as to cover the windows with tarps so no one could see inside. this is hours after divers who were part of a private search group on youtube called adventures with purpose posted to facebook we just found kiely rodni, cars upside down and only 14 feet of water. confirmed kylie is inside, family notified, law enforcement on the way. the nevada sheriff's office saying we are on scene and working with adventures with purpose to locate and remove the vehicle in question. we have not been able to confirm it is her vehicle or seat -- or she is inside. the vehicle taken out of the water looks just like the suv she was in. the

ulysses s grant was such a leader. of the mighty days and an equal to the days as he commanded the union army during a nation in our history and leader led our nation through a critical period of transition as president of the united states of america. grandstands today of one of our nation's most noted military leaders, but ironically, he originally had no desire to pursue military careers in the first place. and only reluctantly attended west point after his father secured him an appointment. it was in the army, but especially in combat, were ulysses s grant found his calling and his success. he distinguished himself as a young officer during the mexican war, serving under noted leaders like winfield scott, and zachary taylor who saw in grant the makings of a great leader. in fact, taylor one set of grant, i wish i had more officers like him. returning to the army after the attack on fort sumter, he proved himself on one battlefield after another as a extraordinary officer and combat leader. rising to the rank of lie

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s . and in this case, by how speaker and nancy pelosi now when it comes to the people on the ground in taiwan and how they are seeing this, there are many that are expressing their concerns about the long term impact that this will have for them long after pelosi is back in the u. s. ticklish. what was said. that's of all about mercury interest. they use time won. they, they use that you political ah, measure to, to benefit themselves. they only care about how the government um can be um, holding the power in us in their, in then states a. so they just used high one to get our attention for domestic market from gordon pelosi touch, china's bottom line. she touched the red line. so both the u. s. and china have to take actions accordingly. so only pelosi will benefit from the elusive visit that's all philosophies visit will add tensions across the taiwan strait, which has no benefit at all for the taiwan people. i really hope the americans won't come around to mess things up so that we can

been enjoying 70's, more upper 70's here with low 80's union city and fremont. certainly the warmth coming your way here. nothing too extreme yet and as we head inland, 5 degrees warmer than yesterday. low 90's concord, livermore airport. today, more like mid 90's for you in concord today. 93 in livermore. 96 in pittsburgh and remember, this area gets into an excessive heat advisory from the delta, the strait, in to tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. for the rest of us, the accuweather seven-day forecast shows thatted to, certainly warming up, with 80 around the the bay. upper 60's breezy coast. we'll see sun there. the monday, tuesday, wednesday, summer sizzle with the hottest day on tuesday. still hot on wednesday, even the bay feeling it. the coast, up about 2 to 4 degrees, and as the heat eases, we'll see more increasing clouds, and the wide range with little change through the rest of the week. so you've been warned. it's going to be toasty out there. liz: good to know. all right, lisa, thank you. let's talk sports. later this morning, a's will try to snap a

it will be 60's and 70's for san francisco. some 60's at the coastline with mostly cloudy skies at the coast and lots of sunshine, 70's and 80's along the bayshore foster city right at 80 degrees. palo alto at 85 south bay. temperatures in the 80's to just barely low 90's. while the east bay looking at 70's 80's along the shoreline to some 90's for inland valleys, hottest of spots today, antioch in vacaville at 99 and 101 degrees after today. as i mentioned, we start to cool down process. it's only 80's to 90's for the rest of the forecast inland and 70's along the bay shore. rain on. thank you for that, right. if you are traveling along the south bay may be hitting 1 one. >> southbound south of story road. you have an accident, the air, but just a slight delay. you can see no major back up the air from that accident. so that's good news. >> 8 minutes to make it into the city may so that fremont street exit. let's go ahead and check on the richmond center fell bridge tolls. the one o one down to about 7 minutes for you at this

s. government is under pressure. so they using penalty to say when she, she went on our own and so on. do not do not bind to this, you know, this is she was actually the right candidate because they can shift the blame on her. but if you look, there is a consistent track record of undermining the one china policy. and the ultimate goal is to contain china, the same as you had rand corporation papers they were talking about long ago, how to contain russia. you know, daniel, do say a parallel to ukraine with this because you and i've talked extensively on this program about ukraine and on december 17th for um, russia sent a note to nato into the united states, saying this is a red line. this is the terms and conditions you, you are aware of our intentions now, and they completely blew it off and they're like, blowing this off as well as it always says nancy on her farewell to her. i mean, you know, i mean i, that, that's not good enough. and if i were the chinese, i wouldn't accept that as

so the 80's to close to 90's.on the map starting tomorrow and ever more of them into next week with mid to upper 90's by tuesday and wednesday. couple of triple digits possible towards the latter part of next week. bayside areas remain in the 70's while coastal spots remain in the 60's ring that. john, thank you for that well, if you're hopping on 5, 80 80 right now. >> about a 30 minute drive crockett down towards the maze. we had an accident on the eastbound side of the bay bridge. that is all clear. so traffic is now moving pretty nicely out of the city to the east bay. if you're heading into the city right now, though, may so that fremont street exit just under 18 minutes yet another accident right by the toll plaza that has quickly been cleared and moved to the right hand shoulder 60 minute commute a 80 to one o one san mateo bridge that that's picking up highway for 36 minutes, antioch, into concord's to 42 at this hour. well traveled a lot. one, 85 up towards the memo. part around. 43 minutes. 2.80, looks g

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all 70's.ivermore and pleasanton in the mid 80's conquered through danville much the same richmond in oakland. a really nice 75 for you today. well, antioch in vacaville are hottest spots and not even all that high. antioch in vacaville, only 87 88 degrees. well, santa rose in petaluma right at 80 degrees. here's a look ahead in our next 7 days. temperatures will gradually rise taking us into the low 90's again by the upcoming weekend for some of our inland spots bayshore cities. you stick to the coastal areas remain solid in the 60's, right. john, thank you for that, right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. a 10 minute ride maze to that pretty much the exit heading into the city. >> well, the san mateo bridge a 80 to one o one just under 11 minutes as you're traveling there this morning, our richmond center fell bridge about a 9 minute right out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls are looking at a 20 minute morning right? well, tribal leaders across california

just a little less hot as the days go by 50's 60's and a few 70's on the map. concord in brentwood at 70 72 cloverdale and kelsey go also back up in the low 70's now will be heading on upwards into the 80's and 90's at our warmest and all of those updates. still to come, reena. tom, thank you for that. he will. we tracked an accident right here at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we went up to about 30 minutes and now we're back down to 20 minutes. so it looks like although they have an accident, they were able to get traffic through there. that's from the maze that fremont street exit 18 minutes to make it from a 80 to one o one heading across towards the peninsula. that's down from where we were earlier at about 30 minutes there. so traffic along the peninsula side moving again, pretty much at the limit. 10 minutes total want to want to richmond center fell bridge and the golden gate bridge. 30 minute drive from 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thanks, reyna. 9 o'clock in our top story. oakland's police chief is asking for witnesses to come forward who

the 80's and upper 80's.translate into more 90 degrees heat for wine country. the warmer weather is with us after being gone for about a month or so. we will be looking at numbers in the mid-80's in santa cruz. the 7-day forecast, 60's coast, upper 70's bayside, mid-90's inland and heating up more so inland and around the bay for sunday. monday and tuesday look to be the hottest but the humidity increases so it will still feel quite warm, different than what we have had for the past month as highs remain in the mid-90's inland and 80's around the bay. that humidity is what we can do without but that he is coming back, the humidity is coming back. lisa: the humidity -- liz: that humidity has been something else. thank you. competing and inspiring at the age of 94. meet the east bay man still diving into life. diving into life. what happens to your body language when you use dove dry spray? [laughing] it shows. try dove dry spray. our weightless formula with 1/4 moisturizers is effective and kind to skin. leavi

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